06 February 2012

It's half-time...



I liked the game but I liked this even more.
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12 comments:

  1. Enzo AGC06 February, 2012 08:04

    One of the highlights of the game.

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  2. Kcaj06 February, 2012 08:24

    I too liked this spot; a nice bit of sobriety. Anyone know which agency was behind it? J.

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  3. The Pinehurst Land Rover Society06 February, 2012 08:27

    I wonder how much Obama paid for this spot.

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  4. Anonymous06 February, 2012 09:49

    Well said. Now it just needs to be put into practice by all industries.

    --Matthew

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  5. Whipsnade06 February, 2012 10:17

    To Pinehurst...nice example of the kind of cynicism that hinders progress. It's about the message, you're about the source...take a look at chart on Ivy Style and perform a little evaluation of your motives.

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  6. Dallas06 February, 2012 10:52

    Kcaj - Wieden & Kennedy.

    whipsnade - relax.

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  7. randall06 February, 2012 11:39

    @Dallas

    Whipsnade's right. It's time to work together to right the ship. Then we can return to stabbing each other in the back until the ship starts to list again.


    Also, I noticed quite a few ads extolling the virtue of manufacturing.

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  8. Anonymous06 February, 2012 11:55

    Two words about the game...
    David Beckham. ME

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  9. David Phares06 February, 2012 12:48

    This is the greatest work that Clint has ever done.

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  10. GSV JR06 February, 2012 14:03

    I got more of a rise out of Madonna's boots than I did Clint's announcement of candidacy for POTUS.

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  11. Anonymous06 February, 2012 22:06

    The ad made me feel sad - like he was talking about an America that just doesn't exist anymore.

    We've become a bunch of 'wusses'.

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  12. Brummagem Joe12 February, 2012 16:16

    Nice ad although not particularly original. And for the Pinehursts and all the others who don't seem to be able to look at anything other than through a political prism, it's an ad for an Italian car company for godsake.

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