Chevrolets advert was to convey the message about making cheap adverts so that they could make their cars cheaper and affordable but did they really save money by SPENDING money on an advert showing that they are making handmade billboards? I mean were the prices of Chevrolet really that high that they needed to advertise and promote low costs? The only cost i see getting reduced here is the printing cost. Sure this advert was really creative but really is this the only thing they need to lower down their price? But in the end they did manage to put the message across and managed to make people  interested which is the actual point of creating any advert so overall it was pretty effective.

Now LG is going to need more than just security cameras to prevent theft of their worlds slimmest television sets. They couldn’t have put across the message in a better way. It was better than the cliched ideas of showing the measurement of the screen etc. A brilliant advert which delivered the message across clearly and amazingly.

Some ideas seem good only if they remain in your head cause sometimes the execution may go all wrong. And that is exactly what happened with this advert. The concept of this ad was good but it wasn’t executed properly. Everyone obviously generally knows what a camera is for. They at least should have pointed out the main features of the camera. The picture itself is not enough to show the qualities of the camera. Also the visuals are not as great either. Bad execution of the idea.

“Mummy hoon mein phone par baat karna hai mera kam” the first things you would think would be “Seriously …?” What was Ufone thinking when they made this ad, what possibly could a mummy do with a cheap network package like who would it have left alive to call after all this time and if he was trying to wake up his girl in the tomb next to him and he had run out of credit that seem to be the only reason why a mummy would possibly wake up and jump to steal someone’s phone, don’t we have robbers to do that?. The mummy wakes up and literally chases after them all over Egypt just to get a hold of their phone a make a rs3.5/hr phone call. What message were they trying to put across? It made no sense. If they argue that it was humor they wanted to use to get a so called Sasti offer across believe me it was the WORST attempt ever they should consider changing their advertising. I mean mummies with cell phones?? Please… Give me a break “

Imagine the whole world being built with LEGO? Imagine buildings being made and broken and built again in a completely new design exactly the way you want within minutes. It would be pretty cool huh? This is a beautiful visual ad by LEGO. Kind of reminds me of virtual reality. It’s so fake and yet it looks so real. It’s a new and fresh idea and is a prefect use of media for getting the message across. The advert is a success since Lego is a good way of building up all the wacky things that children imagine and this advert puts across that message very clearly. So kids get your imagination running cause LEGO will help create everything you imagine!

A perfect way to launch their new range of sport back range, by taking the best players from the football. The advert according to my view is a good success because the add has all the things you need to show in a car i.e. first let’s talk about the car itself  particularly in terms of the handling which we saw in the end ( i.e. the marks), the power steering , the look of the car. The ad also gives the viewers a glimpse on how they can fancy this car or improvising on the exteriors of their car, the kind of rims they can put into the car and of course the football fans are all over the world and fans for these two teams are the real crazy followers of this game.  So in all a good way to show what they really wanted to show in this advert.

This advert would make me want to stop having skittles but I have to admit that it was funny none the less. It didn’t make much sense until they showed the family portrait. I mean her dad being a skittle was just hilarious. They best part was the fact that they tried to engage people in the advert by asking them to put their finger on the candy and she asks to stop pointing at her which was really interactive. It is a creative ad campaign but it definitely does not make one tempted to have skittles for some time.

Good thing Edwards and Bella didn’t make it to the audi vamp party otherwise they wouldn’t have been another saga in twilight. We heard about turbo man and night rider but an audi which can kill vampires?? .. Genius. It’s true Audi could have made a much better ad. But all vampire haters would absolutely love this ad.  The advert was to focus on their new LED technology and they did a pretty good job of highlighting that. Overall, this ad was one of the top Super Bowl ads of 2012 with around 9356812 shares.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giqJZOpQNJ0

The concept seemed a bit like a copy of the tuc advertisement where you have tuc biscuits if you’re hungry between meals. The idea was copied but shown in a different way. It was kind of funny but very long and over dramatic. I mean seriously how can you relate a gorilla with hunger? And where in the ad does it put across the message about perk being light and crispy. The ad is pure stupidity.