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Beware - this mini horror-movie is not for the squeamish! Dog parents / walkers / lovers and haters will relate to the 1'30" campaign, which makes a vivid point about the importance of feeding dogs proper food. The Australian company behind it, Lyka, claims that 87% of its customers see improvements in their dogs' poo after switching to Lyka's fresh food regime. The horror film styling builds to one of those scenes you might wish you hadn't seen.... But what do you reckon - effective ad?
The Christmas ads season unofficially opens once British department store John Lewis delivers its campaign, and this year it's a father-son story to warm hearts. Jokes about 'dad-dancing' fade away as the story unfolds against the soundtrack of 'Where Love Lives’ by Alison Limerick. In the same way the song is re-imagined by Labrinth, perceived lack of male communication is re-imagined in the tale itself. What do you think? Another classic?
Three-minute warm-up footage to let us know that political action thriller 'V for Vendetta' is back in cinemas on November 5, 2026: it's being re-released to celebrate its 20th anniversary. As described by the IMDb, the movie is set in "a future British dystopian society", where "a shadowy freedom fighter, known only by the alias of V, plots to overthrow the tyrannical government". Whether or not yo... Read More
The speed of artificial intelligence (AI) development is defining today's societies - not just locally but across the globe. This is itself raises concerns and differing viewpoints. So much data, analysis, prediction, speed and scale is, arguably, a major contributing factor to our universal frictions and individual anxieties. This ad by Google for its Earth AI function - which it describes elsewhere as ... Read More