Office 2010 The movie

I haven't seen a Microsoft ad that I liked so much since his genius and banned ad the first Xbox. Office 2010 The Movie, as such, does not exist. This ad is a fake trailer for a movie lacking, but flavored with Matrix and to much humor, let's watch it!!!

The author of this commercial is Dennis Liu and the site (http://www.office2010themovie.com/) it's a fantastic publicity website of the product, don't forget to visit ;)

Robot Parkour Nike

What happend when you combine parkour with high technologie??? well... the guys from nike think that in the future... the androids will use their shoes for extreme sports... watch it on this ad... let's watch it!!!

This Nike commercial featuring "a computer-animated, hoodie-wearing robot" definitely is something new to the extreme sport parkour... can you imagine??? Without the limitations of, you know, human bodies and gravity and all that junk, the already-crazy sport of parkour becomes even more amazing, and if you add to this the nike shoes... wooow... is'n it???

Evian Roller Babies!!!

When you see babies in a commercial you can afirm that the commercial would be funny... and this commercial from the french brand of water Evian it's not an exception... let's watch it!!!

This campaign for Evian water, which features rollerskating babies has become a huge hit, with almost two million views on his commercial. This commercial 60-second film includes 96 special-effects and sees the young skaters throwing ‘old skool’ shapes to ‘Rapper's Delight’ by the Sugarhill Gang. It was shot at It was shot at Pinewood Studios, London.

It's Playtime!!!

What would you think if one day, a funny bus with an old man arrives your town for you, to go to the Six Flags??? watch this little commercial about it... it's funny but you don't believe the costume of the guy how dressed like an old man... do you??... let's watch it!!!

News!!!... do you believe that Mark Shapiro, CEO of Six Flags, just took his company into bankruptcy... O_O During a surprisingly 50-minute conference call with journalists, Mark Shapiro made the case that the "pre-negotiated plan of reorganization," as the company is describing its bankruptcy, is a behind-the-scenes financial restructuring that will be all but invisible to its customers. "Plain and simple, we're over-leveraged," said Shapiro, referring to the chain's $2.4 billion debt. but don't worry... Shapiro emphasized that the parks are in great shape, the company is continuing to invest in new rides and attractions, and that attendance, revenue, and profits are all on the increase, so... it's playtime!!! right???

Perrier Melting

The new campaign from Perrier for the summer it's simple beautiful and full of creativity, Perrier Melting it's a series of ads from Perrier to show you the importance of a delicious chilled water in a very hot weather... what do you think about it?? let's watch it!!!

This commercial was first released in April 2009, The Perrier Melting City commercial, it's a work by Ogilvy, Paris and directed by Frederic Planchon.

SoftBank BradPitt

Can you imagine one video commercials about a company of cellphones without words on it without conversations and Brad Pitt on it??? well... SoftBank made it in this little commercial... let's watch it...

Brad Pitt in this commercial is the personal helper of the sumo fighter Musashimaru, champion in 1999, this commercial is simpatic and diferent from any mobile commercial you have seen until now... what do they want with this publicity campaign???

Sony Walkman 30 years!!!

Sony Walkman is 30 years old today!!!... For the youngest, the name Walkman designates a range of Sony products related to the music, but in digital format. Those who already have more age it's hard to break away the idea from those bulky tape players, we were hanging at our waist. who doesn't remember this ad for this beautiful product???... let's watch it!!!

Today we meet 30 years of the launch of the Sony Walkman, the first truly mobile music player, allowing to listening our tapes on either side through a pari of headphones. Interestingly, one of its features, not allowing the recording, initially suggested to analysts that it would not work in the market.

But there are only about thirty years after the name is still remembered as a milestone in the history of music, and Sony, the manufacturer, it still continues to use in different products in its range. Obviously, today cassette tapes have been replaced by digital formats, but the concept remains essentially the same.