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Sunday, April 15, 2007

probably one of the better commercials I've seen.

  1. ande m-c said:
    4/15/2007  

    Can't say I'm all too fond of this one. It seems to me that it's saying that all of those special moments that make up our life can be lived just by driving in a certain car. The commericial is trying to look meaningful in hopes that we equate that meaning with whatever car is being advertised.

    Now, that said, if you get rid of the last 15 seconds of the clip, I think it makes an excellent point about how life is not one big picture, but a whole bunch of smaller moments that form it. This rings true especially for camp- it's how the small moments turn out that will ultimately lead to campers having a good or a bad week.

    -Ande M-C
    Lead singer, "Emotion-L"

  1. Peter German said:
    4/16/2007  

    It could be argued that you would have to ignore living for the moment if you ever wanted to be able to afford a Lexus.

    But I could for sure take a lesson from the first 95% of the commercial.

  1. brad said:
    4/19/2007  

    i think that the last 5 % of the ad is the best part and clearly thats what jord was saying to be happy as a christian or even anon christain u need that car!!
    i kid!

    ya its a good com.. smart challenging, and if it didnt have the last 5% it wouldnt be on tv so good thing it had that 5 %!

  1. Justan Lougheed said:
    4/21/2007  

    The first time I saw the commercial, I was enthralled. It was amazing. And when it finished and I realized it was another crappy car ad, I swore.

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