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It doesn't always have to be a rip-roaring LOL ad for this category (and to tell the truth, I ain't seen any recently) - sometimes a bit of down-to-earth life-affirming hits the spot. What do you think of this OPPO smartphone campaign about family/friends connection for the Diwali (Festival of Lights) celebration of Good over Evil? The ubiquitous digital device takes its place in the story, cleverly placed to enhance t... Read More
Random and calm blend in this visually appealing campaign from British luxury fashion house Burberry - famed for its trademark check design and classically stylish outerwear. This one-minute ad, which comes under the umbrella (pun intended) of 'It's Always Burberry Weather', depicts a passing moment between renowned British actress and Oscar-winner Olivia Colman, 51, and Liu Wen, 37, widely recognised... Read More
Not just literally, as shown in this footage of an Xpeng Aeroht demo flight over Dubai, but in business terms: this news report says that the Chinese car manufacturer has secured sales of some 600 such Land Aircraft Carrier vehicles in the region. (Its land-air unit has just been re-branded Aridge.) What do you think of the footage? Critics say the background music obscures the fact that this 'drone' is probably insanely no... Read More
Gambling / betting is always going to be a controversial topic, involving as it does the possibility of a harmless past-time spirally into uncontrolled spending of money and other resources, and even addiction. Awareness of the issue has been heightened in various ways over recent years. What do you think of this ad by William Hill to encourage the notion that we all need to set our limits? It plays on the idea of how ridiculous a football game would look without such boundaries. Useful?