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Another good bit is when he's convincing the MD (in the clip on the blog), that the room full of patients in dressing gowns can be the new creative department.
"They'll be great, watch. Who here wants to be in advertising?"
Feverish show of hands...
MD (not convinced): "Hang on a second. Who here wants to be a fire engine?"
'It won't just scare you, it'll fuck you up for life.'
and..
'We know you're not happy with AT&T, but let's face it. We're all you've got. So if we go down, you've got no phone. AT&T. We're tired of taking your crap.'
Cigarettes...
Pancreatic cancer.. maybe. Flavour? For sure.
Awesome film.
It's a fucker to find now, but I'll lend it to you if you ask me nicely.
As an interesting sidelight, I was a junior copywriter when this film was released. Our client was the distributor, UIP. This was one of the only films the client let us develop local material for the Oz market. The US poster, unvbelievably, had no reference to the advertising theme of the movie in its poster. So we convinced the client that hey, advertising sells, and got not one, but two lines on a new visual for the poster. One said: "There are two types of people in advertising: the committed, and those who deserve to be." The sign off was "Trust us, we're in advertising."
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Fuck off, too short. where's it from? I want more!
i think it's from that dudley moore movie - Crazy People.
Volvo's, they're boxy but they're good... great movie.
It's from a movie called 'Crazy People.'
Well worth seeking out. It's about an advertising agency that uses mental patients to write their ads.
Some of them are very, very funny.
Thanks to Karl Marx for ripping it for me...
Andy F.
Also had the genius line for Porshe:
For men who like to recieve hand jobs from women they hardly know.
Say something honest.....
and it will be censored by the Blog Nazi.
Wasn't that for Jaguar?
It was for Jaguar. And recieve is spelt receive. Bloody art directors.
Sony bony another classic line from the film
"Volvos. They're boxy, but they're good."
Another good bit is when he's convincing the MD (in the clip on the blog), that the room full of patients in dressing gowns can be the new creative department.
"They'll be great, watch. Who here wants to be in advertising?"
Feverish show of hands...
MD (not convinced): "Hang on a second. Who here wants to be a fire engine?"
Same feverish show of hands...
Come to Jamaica.
No. Insert pic of couple smooching in surf.
Come IN Jamaica.
and..
(for a scary movie.)
'It won't just scare you, it'll fuck you up for life.'
and..
'We know you're not happy with AT&T, but let's face it. We're all you've got. So if we go down, you've got no phone. AT&T. We're tired of taking your crap.'
Cigarettes...
Pancreatic cancer.. maybe. Flavour? For sure.
Awesome film.
It's a fucker to find now, but I'll lend it to you if you ask me nicely.
Andy F.
As an interesting sidelight, I was a junior copywriter when this film was released. Our client was the distributor, UIP. This was one of the only films the client let us develop local material for the Oz market. The US poster, unvbelievably, had no reference to the advertising theme of the movie in its poster. So we convinced the client that hey, advertising sells, and got not one, but two lines on a new visual for the poster. One said: "There are two types of people in advertising: the committed, and those who deserve to be." The sign off was "Trust us, we're in advertising."
12.26am, that is hardly interesting or unbelievable. I guess you had to be there.
Wow. Anyone else got some interesting sidelights? I've been asleep since 12.26am.
The new cigarette Cancer PICTURE warnings on Winfields, are accompanied by an "inside the pack lid" message - Anyhow have a Winfield.
Now that's truth in advertising.
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