Singing in the Rain Remix

[Dyne]

Originally Posted by Acebot44

That was just weird.....and I don't think its that great of a commercial because I didnt even see the car in the end!

There's plenty of commercials that don't actually advertise any products, and that doesn't make them bad. Some companies just want to get a foot in the door of your mind, and that's good enough for them.

[Acebot44]

Does that help sell their product though? I've never understood the use of extremely cool and funny commercials showing a duck on fire hitting on Carmen Electra in a hot tub filled with soy sauce and caramel while the artist formally known as Shaq plays the guitar in Nova Scotia when it zooms in on his guitar pic to see the germs then finally in the end having the caption "Lysol."...or something like that. Sure I'll remember the commercial, but that wont change my decision in purchasing the product.

I just think that if the commercial would have focused on the car a bit more than the reveal at the end then it would have been fine.

[Teuthida]

The most entertaining commercials, I've found, don't focus on the product till the end. A commercial can either be an entertaining mini-movie or go out of the way to get the product into your head screaming "Lysol" again and again with the word flashing on screen. Commercials don't just sell the product...they sell the ideas surrounding it to appeal to a certain group.

Look at Scion. Some of those cars look like every other car out there. Yet the commercials (while they are showing the car the entire time) create a different feel about the cars separating them from everything else out there.

If you look at the other work that group has done...they've done a couple commercials...but mostly short weird films. They got me to watch the Singing in the Rain commercial at least 100 times. That's something.