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07 February 2010

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Great ad Sam. Feels like it borrows heavily from this short film.
http://tomgibsonsimages.tumblr.com/post/126490951/via

The end line is absolute toss, but the ad is beautiful - a very perceptive thought, and very well measured and executed.

Yes, it's my own emo side showing.

It reminds me of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Before_Sunrise (and the sequel).

I like it well enough. I question if they need to run TV with a 67% global share of search. But from what the spot is communicating, I'm guessing they're trying to educate people on the variety of things you can search for, thus driving up the volume of search (and their own ad revenue in the process).

Tom: thanks for sharing dude, hadn't seen that vid, and yeah I see how the two are similar conceptually, thanks for the comment!

Humps: Indeed. The before/after sunrise movies are pretty sweet, twas my youngest bro who introduced them to me. Maybe we can watch them together and snuggle on the couch.

Paul: I'm guessing that it's exactly that reason they're on the box. And possibly as a precursor to more Google related comms on mass media, perhaps linked to their telephone and tablet based endeavours...

I think they've done a good job there.

It borrows from a bunch of films as mentioned above, but also of course from this Web 2.0 video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmP4nk0EOE

It's not easy to do a product demo in a way that is interesting, let alone emotionally engaging.

Kudos!

i think this is one more thing they are jacking of Apple..

very much in the style of those early Iphone ads

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

still a very good execution..plus the way it is shot you can do spinn ofs in a zillion languages without to much cost of scale, but with culture an context in mind..

Daniel: Thanks for sharing that dude, hadn't seen it in it's entirety before!

Niko: That's spot on brother, easy to plug into different contexts. Google is money with this baby, it also allows people to do their own versions, spreading the juice further into the interwebs.

This ad should serve as a warning to us all.

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