I’m watching a little kid being chased by three bigger kids, presumably to beat the shit out of him. He’s “saved” by diving into the back of his mom’s minivan. I’m not sure what company makes this special vehicle, but mom can see the little hooligans in her car with the rear view cameras, so she won’t hit the little bastards.
the three thugs sit in the yard while the wimpy kid lives for another day. Thank goodness Mom bought this great car with the quick-closing back door.
What’s disturbing is the ads for Cheez-its. They have a lab that grows sentient cheese, which they then kill and bake into their crackers when it gets mature enough.
Yeah, that is one of my currently hated adverts. What is it they are trying to sell me on?
It absolutely gives off a bullying vibe, even though the set up is they are racing. I’d say I vow never to buy that car, but since I can’t recall what they’re selling, I’d have to make a special effort to find out. Also, I probably won’t buy a family car, so I’m not in any danger of buying one.
The leader of the bigger kids says something like “Hey, Parker, wanna race home? Bet I beat you?” and Parker sort of hesitates and starts running. I thought it was a race, but then there’s a point where he’s hiding behind a tree during the race, then, if he jumps into the car in the driveway AT HIS HOME, is his mom waiting for him to go somewhere? Then why didn’t she pick him up at school? Why’s she just hanging out in the fancy car? Why are the three bigger kids sitting on Parker’s lawn as they pull out?
Quizno’s has quite a history of classically bad commercials, “Spongemonkeys” probably being the most vexing. I’m pretty sure their ad guy was dropped on his head repeatedly as a child, adolescent, and adult. If not…he should be.
That one is sooooo creepy. It’s trying to be sexy, but it ends up being really creepy. I hate it.
The other one out there that really bugs me is the new Mini-Blizzard commercial. I don’t like the sound of people chewing and chomping on things and that commercial begins with the mom smacking her lips as she eats the blizzard. Smack, smack, talk, smack, smack.
Along those lines, I also can’t stand that new Activia commercial. The one with Jamie Lee Curtis pushing the cart in the park and she gives the yogurt to the man and the woman, assuring the it is their “tasty lucky day.” What really bugs me is the guy pretending to have a mouthful of yogurt at the end. It’s so fake, so nasty… yuck.