Subaru makes the point that building a car without "symmetrical all-wheel drive" would be as crazy as forgetting the most important features such as brakes or windows, in an ad campaign by DDB Canada. In "crazy", a Subaru is seen without any windows getting soaked in the rain, then it is shown banging ...
Cadbury is relaunching its Snaps brand with a TV campaign that focuses on the idea that, while they are made for sharing, no one wants to. The 30-second spot, created by Publicis, shows three women drinking coffee. The hostess reluctantly gets out her Snaps. As the friends share them, their conversation remains ...
to get beaten up by an abusive invisible man. It ends with the tagline: "In some countries, up to 69 ...
and says that he is sure it will get bigger, while his own offering is growing all the time until ...
out to get the Heineken. Later, she walks into Bond's room who shouts from the bathroom: "Have you ...
Billy take the buggy and trailer for a spin, leaving a huge grin on Billy's face as he passes some girls ...
stare at the couple while eating a sandwich. This goes on for some time before the girl notices him ...
features a world where anything can happen, highlighting that getting ready is the best part of a night out ...
as the train comes hurtling towards it. The next shot shows a girl on a pogo stick jumping up and down on some ...
Curiosity gets the better of people who just "have to find out" in ACP-Natmag's television advertising campaign for its weekly women's magazine Reveal. Created by TBWA\London, "bathroom" is about a ... looking at the cabinet the "Voice of Curiosity" speaks and tries to get her to take a peek inside ...
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