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The most amazing commercial I have EVER seen.

Fully two minutes long, it's a Honda commercial called "Cog," the most elaborate Rube Goldberg device you've ever seen set to film, all made entirely of car parts. It required 606 film takes to get right. It's so perfectly filmed, you can't imagine it, you've just got to see it.

Honda Ad

Seen it.

And yes, that is the best two mintues of television anyone here will ever watch. That is all one take. No editing.

Axtech wrote:Seen it.

And yes, that is the best two mintues of television anyone here will ever watch. That is all one take. No editing.

Really? I've never seen them air it? How recent is it? That really is unbelieveable tho... amazing.

I don't think it's ever actually been aired here, but I saw the video on the net a long time ago.

In fact, I posted this link on the board: http://multimedia.honda-eu.com/accord/

But I think that might have been before your time here.

I saw it as well. Global News in Edmonton put it on the air, because of its uniqness and only because that commercial was made for England

Someone either posted it, or I saw it on tv. It's cool.

someone posted it here, but i never could get it to work

Well, I for one had never seen it before....... holy crap. Makes you wonder how many times they had to run that before they finally got a good take... and how loud they cheered when they did.

And, to make it even cooler, they used "Rapper's Delight" as the song.

If you had read anything in this thread, you'd note that it took 606 takes.

yeah c'mon nikki, get with the program

HOOOOOOOOO-YAH!!!!!

Somehow missed that sentence. Still makes you wonder how loud they cheered when it finally worked.

i was the person who posted this here before

i think they put part of it on tv, just cut it short. i love that video, the full length should be played on air.

Too bad my school is blocking me from seeing it...

I wonder how the tires rolled upwards on the ramp?

Wow, that is cool.

I like the randomly flailing windshield whipers.
that was awsome.

.:x:Marissa:x:. wrote:I wonder how the tires rolled upwards on the ramp?

If you look on the site I posted, it explains a lot of stuff. The tires were counter-balanced.