Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up. (Vol 2)

Adverts that make you wanna smash your TV set up. (Vol 2)

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Doofus

25,817 posts

173 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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iandc said:
Dr Doofenshmirtz said:
I came here looking for an answer to this very question!
Maybe they are wearing masks as they are so embarrassed at being in the ad!
Apparently they are people off stuff that's shown on BBC3. The idea is that they are trying to persuade people to watch BBC3. Old people won't like it, so it must be cool.

I have no clue why they are showing the ad on a channel which, according to them, is watched by old people, because surely all you're doing is alienating your target.

And, BBC, if you want people to watch BBC3, then you shouldn't have closed the fking channel down, you tts.

rider73

3,039 posts

77 months

Friday 15th November 2019
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i've posted it here before, but that frikin' Walkers add with Mariah - arggggggggggggggggggggggggg its got to be number 1.

note the close up of the hands on the crips packet pull - no rings, her hands when shown, rings.
and who the f)(* eats crisps like she did. could she not just put aside her celery juice fasting 23:1 diet to eat it once

HustleRussell

24,700 posts

160 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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pitboard said:
M&S are using Emma Willis and Paddy McGuinness for their Christmas ads.
Does this mean they are going downmarket?
Halmyre said:
iandc said:
Nickbrapp said:
True! The jumper and the food one are just absolutely awful. Why are they using god awful paddy and Emma Willis, can’t stand either of them. Are they trying to appeal to trash with cash who actually like either of those morons.
It’s a shame as the old M&S adventure in food adverts where some of the best food adverts I’ve ever seen.
Agree. What morons in the Ad Dept. decide that having some crass "celebs" will sell more food. Maybe the tactic is you buy M&S food then vomit at the advert so need to go and buy more!
Saw the M&S ad last night and said to Lady H, "are we supposed to recognise any of these people?" She didn't have a clue who they were either.

Cupramax said:
And again, Renault for thinking it was acceptable for a school exchange turning into a lezzer snog fest.
Do you have a link to a video? I'm thinking of, erm, buying a Renault and I need some, er, guidance...
Who needed a school choir rendition of Peter Green’s ‘Albatross’?

Escort3500

11,904 posts

145 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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I have to ‘fess up.....I quite like the M&S jumper ad for the choreography...there, I’ve said it

getmecoat

Cupramax

10,480 posts

252 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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Any advert, and it appears there are several at the moment, that happens to be using the latest buzzword “gifting”. furious what happened to just having presents.

c6erb

650 posts

234 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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Mcphisto said:
Poor hubby lost his wife and his kid by the look of it, to a no eyebrowed ginger vegan hussy..... probably went into depression and topped himself while listening to a breathy slowed down version of everybody hurts.hehe

On a side note the Renault adverts on the radio are as bad.... Actress doing a Allo Allo impression , terrible attempt at a French accent, especially the way she says "month".... "munce" Grinds my gears something rotten.mad
Indeed, would be better off buying a bursicle instead ;-)

Cold

15,247 posts

90 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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Escort3500 said:
I have to ‘fess up.....I quite like the M&S jumper ad for the choreography...there, I’ve said it

getmecoat
Choreography and the House of Pain choon are fine and perfectly acceptable. However, in the longer of the two adverts I'm puzzled as to the dressing technique used by the dancer in the opening clip.
She pushes her head through the neck opening of the jumper - all normal there. But then the camera moves back to show that she had already tucked the jumper into her jeans.
That's a strange way of getting dressed and I'm not sure how it's possible. confusedwobblexmaslaugh




Escort3500

11,904 posts

145 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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Maybe it’s an all-in-one jumpsuit smile

cuprabob

14,621 posts

214 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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I would rather watch her take the jumper off smile

Escort3500

11,904 posts

145 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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cuprabob said:
I would rather watch her take the jumper off smile
yes

Cold

15,247 posts

90 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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cuprabob said:
I would rather watch her take the jumper off smile
I heard she takes her socks off before removing her shoes.

Pericoloso

44,044 posts

163 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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Much as I like Trivago girl ,seeing the same ad, .the one at the hotel checkout with the grey haired woman who paid 25 pounds more,twice in the same break ,is annoying.

It wasn't just a one off either ,been at least 4 times it's been doubled up.

LuS1fer

41,135 posts

245 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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Pericoloso said:
Much as I like Trivago girl ,seeing the same ad, .the one at the hotel checkout with the grey haired woman who paid 25 pounds more,twice in the same break ,is annoying.

It wasn't just a one off either ,been at least 4 times it's been doubled up.
Believe me, it's all small change when compared to the average price of a funeral...

Escort3500

11,904 posts

145 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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LuS1fer said:
Pericoloso said:
Much as I like Trivago girl ,seeing the same ad, .the one at the hotel checkout with the grey haired woman who paid 25 pounds more,twice in the same break ,is annoying.

It wasn't just a one off either ,been at least 4 times it's been doubled up.
Believe me, it's all small change when compared to the average price of a funeral...
Not according to Junedad smile


AlexRS2782

8,047 posts

213 months

Monday 18th November 2019
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Both John Lewis & Sainsbury's are really pushing the full versions of their Christmas ads across loads of ad breaks now to the point it's excessive. If it's not the soundtrack / singing from John Lewis it's the god awful "the true story of Christmas" courtesy of Sainsbury's.

I'm also nominating the Visa advert with the Queen soundtrack resung by various "real" shop vendors - instant mute on that one now especially the extended version. I think it may also have been mentioned by another poster a few pages back, but that's an interesting depiction of a current high street they have there. It seems to be missing the large number of nail bars & gambling establisments.

nicanary

9,795 posts

146 months

Monday 18th November 2019
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Escort3500 said:
LuS1fer said:
Pericoloso said:
Much as I like Trivago girl ,seeing the same ad, .the one at the hotel checkout with the grey haired woman who paid 25 pounds more,twice in the same break ,is annoying.

It wasn't just a one off either ,been at least 4 times it's been doubled up.
Believe me, it's all small change when compared to the average price of a funeral...
Not according to Junedad smile
Funeral plan ads are hilarious. There's one in which they reckon to pay out on 100% of claims. Well.....ok.....erm......

I presume that they will need to see a death certificate and/or grant of probate first. Why the feck wouldn't they pay out? It's just the sort of casual meaningless drivel that pads out the script and means nothing but maybe hooks a real thicko.

anonymous-user

54 months

Monday 18th November 2019
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The anger on this thread is palpable. The amount of negativity shocking. Modern adverts are created by people of great talent at the very top of their game.
The disrespect shown to the brilliant Aldi Xmas advert is very distressing to read. If one advert expresses optimism, joyous delight in absurdity and a rollicking great soundtrack it’s this one.
It’s quite clear that despite my ageing I have little in common with the almost fossilised, antiquated and deeply archaic mindsets of some posters. It is time they stopped masturbating furiously to their VHS recordings of the Flake adverts. Time to stop thinking the Hovis Hill advert was the highlight of their youth and move forward.
Life has moved on since Chef’s square shaped soups and a Vesta dinner were considered adventurous.

SistersofPercy

3,355 posts

166 months

Monday 18th November 2019
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The Christmas Ads at least are only here for a month or so. Then we move to the more annoying holiday adverts. James Villas etc. Now they are generally crap.
I said this at the start of this thread I think, but many years in I'm still to figure out Johnny Depp, his sausage, why he buries his jewellery in a desert and why he's being stalked by a bison. I'm also unsure what any of this has to do with an overpriced aftershave.

Escort3500

11,904 posts

145 months

Monday 18th November 2019
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SistersofPercy said:
The Christmas Ads at least are only here for a month or so. Then we move to the more annoying holiday adverts. James Villas etc. Now they are generally crap.
I said this at the start of this thread I think, but many years in I'm still to figure out Johnny Depp, his sausage, why he buries his jewellery in a desert and why he's being stalked by a bison. I'm also unsure what any of this has to do with an overpriced aftershave.
Yes, it really is ste. In fact all after shave and perfume ads are ridiculous and bizarre in equal measure.

SistersofPercy

3,355 posts

166 months

Monday 18th November 2019
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I fear I spoke to soon. Jet 2 have started with the awful screechy 'darling hold my hand' and the woman pulling her poor husband around for the entire holiday.
Fairly sure if I spent a week in the med dragging my poor long suffering other half around by the hand he'd tell me where to go.