Comments on: Super Bowl Commercial MVP: Dramatic Chipmunk! http://wallstreetpit.com/16280-super-bowl-commercial-mvp-dramatic-chipmunk Tue, 22 May 2012 19:21:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Kate http://wallstreetpit.com/16280-super-bowl-commercial-mvp-dramatic-chipmunk#comment-104717 Kate Wed, 10 Feb 2010 20:43:57 +0000 http://wallstreetpit.com/?p=16280#comment-104717 Glad to hear that the Kia commercial was a hit at your house during the Super Bowl Annie! I've been helping Kia spread the word about the commercial, and think that you would like the postcards on the Kia website that feature the cast of characters in funny situations across the country. To view the postcards, visit http://www.kia.com/#/sorento/hop-in/ Glad to hear that the Kia commercial was a hit at your house during the Super Bowl Annie! I’ve been helping Kia spread the word about the commercial, and think that you would like the postcards on the Kia website that feature the cast of characters in funny situations across the country. To view the postcards, visit http://www.kia.com/#/sorento/hop-in/

]]> By: Larry http://wallstreetpit.com/16280-super-bowl-commercial-mvp-dramatic-chipmunk#comment-103884 Larry Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:46:20 +0000 http://wallstreetpit.com/?p=16280#comment-103884 I am amazed by the number of columnists, etc., who are incorrectly referring to the Audi ad as "satire." Please look up the word in a dictionary! Satire is an attack, via humor, on something of which the author strongly disapproves. Audi's view of the matter is very clear on the web site the company devotes to the Green Police: --- While the Audi Green Police will be reaching over 100 million on Super Bowl Sunday, we hope that their efforts provide even a fraction of the benefits that the everyday official green police units in the United States, the United Kingdom, Vietnam and Israel are having in educating their populace and enforcing environmental protection laws within their own countries. --- Does that sound like an attack? Please read Audi's entire web page. Audi sings the praises of the Green Police. Yes, Audi admits that the portrayl is a "caricature," and Audi claims that Gestapo tactics are "humorous." Nevertheless, Audi fully agrees with and approves of all that the environmental movement does worldwide. Caricature Is Not Satire. I am amazed by the number of columnists, etc., who are incorrectly referring to the Audi ad as “satire.” Please look up the word in a dictionary! Satire is an attack, via humor, on something of which the author strongly disapproves.

Audi’s view of the matter is very clear on the web site the company devotes to the Green Police:
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While the Audi Green Police will be reaching over 100 million on Super Bowl Sunday, we hope that their efforts provide even a fraction of the benefits that the everyday official green police units in the United States, the United Kingdom, Vietnam and Israel are having in educating their populace and enforcing environmental protection laws within their own countries.
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Does that sound like an attack?

Please read Audi’s entire web page. Audi sings the praises of the Green Police. Yes, Audi admits that the portrayl is a “caricature,” and Audi claims that Gestapo tactics are “humorous.” Nevertheless, Audi fully agrees with and approves of all that the environmental movement does worldwide.

Caricature Is Not Satire.

]]> By: Annie http://wallstreetpit.com/16280-super-bowl-commercial-mvp-dramatic-chipmunk#comment-103826 Annie Mon, 08 Feb 2010 21:55:46 +0000 http://wallstreetpit.com/?p=16280#comment-103826 It's my opinion that funny ads pretty much always do well during Super Bowl except for that Mobile Shuffle spot which was a complete disaster. Doesn't CBS have any standards on what ads they agree to air? I was mentally hurt watching that thing. The polling at my house pretty much agreed that Green Police hit the laughter mark as did that Kia ad with those larger than life kid toys taking mom's car out for a joy ride down the Vegas strip. The Brett Favre - Hyundai ad was also funny. On the flipside, the serious ad which did the best as far as my friends and family were concerned, was the Google ad but you had to follow it closely to get the message across. It’s my opinion that funny ads pretty much always do well during Super Bowl except for that Mobile Shuffle spot which was a complete disaster. Doesn’t CBS have any standards on what ads they agree to air? I was mentally hurt watching that thing. The polling at my house pretty much agreed that Green Police hit the laughter mark as did that Kia ad with those larger than life kid toys taking mom’s car out for a joy ride down the Vegas strip. The Brett Favre – Hyundai ad was also funny. On the flipside, the serious ad which did the best as far as my friends and family were concerned, was the Google ad but you had to follow it closely to get the message across.

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