…see http://www.angelfire.com/stars/hallieeisenberg/main.html
The first time I saw Hallie Eisenberg (see I even know her name) was in a promo for indie films. It was very funny. Really.
But those Pepsi commercials are evil. If you want to see how evil, just go to http://wwww.pepsi.com--they have them all available for your viewing displeasure.
Just for people who hate commercials at the movies:
I, too, hate them, but in South Korea, they show commercials non-stop between movie showings. Usually, they’ll air a commercial twice in a row, so you’ll see a Bulgaris yogurt ad twice, a Marie Claire ad twice, a Kia car ad twice, a Hite beer ad twice, then they might show a trailer or two, then the movie. In addition, they don’t have good movie snacks, just cans of Pringles, cookies, and sodas.
I am so glad I’m in America now, although the Jimmy Fund extortion is pissing me off. I feel I have to give, because
you gotta give to kids with cancer, but I go to movies to be entertained, not to be held up.
I think it works out to be a tie between the Welch’s girl and the Pepsi girl.
The Welch’s girl is certainly more disturbing on any number of levels. But the Pepsi girl is ubiquitous. Although she is a lesser evil than the Welch’s girl, we suffer far more exposure to her. Therefore, it is a tie.
I can’t wait until they are both Culkin-ated.
They used to show that one on the Independent Film Channel, and I agree, I thought she was a good little actress in that. It was a hoot to see her smack Janeane Garofalo around.
But that Pepsi thing in the theaters is annoying as hell. I mean, at least at home the commercials are only about 30 seconds long and you can hit the mute button or pick up a magazine. But when you’re trapped in the theater auditorium with nothing else to do but look at this 500 foot high, 30 minute monstrosity (ok, ok, I exaggerate, I’m posting from my heart, not my head), it’s inhumane, I tells ya! Ack!
I took my kids to see “Thomas and The Magic Railroad” yesterday and one of the previews was for a movie coming out soon starring the Pepsi demon and Minnie Driver. I think they are supposed to be mother and daughter, wasn’t real sure. Scary.
I think all of you should just be thankful that we don’t have to look at JonBenet Ramsey anymore. This may sound perverted of me but everytime I saw a picture of her dressed in adult garb, all I could think about was this Hustler Humor cartoon I saw that pictured a little girl getting up from Santa’s lap with one of his gloves attached to her ass.
-Zoing- I’ve never mentioned this on the board, at least I don’t recall it, but my mom lives near her. I’ve seen her at the grocery store and the mall on a couple of visits. Central New Jersey.
Oh, and she annoys me, too.
The scariest thing about this kind of advertising is that it works really well. So we’ll probably be seeing much more of it in the future.
Oh crap. She lives near me? Hmmm, maybe it’s NOT the Edgeboro Landfill I smell during those hot and humid days…
<= Make her stop making me do that!
Sure, I’ll fess up that I liked her. The first commercial was rather cute, I thought (and in the sea of overdoing it, I cannot recall which one was the original), and it didn’t creep me out. The second wasn’t as creative, wasn’t as interesting, but didn’t bug me.
Now, she just needs to go away. Quickly. It’s OLD, you moron advertisers, OLD! Just because Energizer beat its maddening pink bunny into the ground for ten years doesn’t mean it was a good idea. (Actually, literally beating him into the ground would have been a GREAT idea!] The commercial with Faith Hill is the one that drives me battiest of all from this lame series of commercials.
And FWIW, I hate Pepsi. I also hate Coke. Really, I pretty much hate soda. Always have, always will. It’s not like they’re losing revenue from me–but they sure as hell ain’t gainin’ it, either.
And the Welch’s girl…yeah, she’s creepy-cute, moreso than this kid (Hallie?).
They would not have to bring back Jack Palance from the dead because he’s still alive.
Or do you know something we don’t?
DEATH TO THE PEPSI GIRL!
Hmmm… I’d hate to give anyone nightmares, but wasn’t there at one point also a Welch’s Grape Juice boy? If I recall correctly, he looks an awful (and I do mean awful) lot like the girl. I thought they were brother and sister, both hatched from the same hellish egg. Surely they weren’t born like human children…
This Welchs’ girl is not ringing any bells with me. Anyone got a link to a pic?
Don’t say I didn’t warn you! Her demonic eyes will burn you to your soul!You can see the spawn of hell here.
Wasn’t Hallie in the movie “Paulie”? I thought she was cute there. Notice I said “there”. I stopped thinking she was cute when I saw those commercials.
Oh, yes…squick and felch.*
*gratuitious “pit” words. Carry on.
Wouldnt that be freaky if the pepsi she devil and the welches grape juice demon grew up to be lovers?
I say we let Michael Jackson babysit…
Okay, I don’t feel so bad any more, now that I know I’m not the only one. I can’t watch a commercial with that little imp in it without shivers running up and down my spine.
Imagine me, all 6 feet 3 inches, 275 pounds of me, sitting on the couch, cleaning my guns. And shivering like a little girl watching Poltergeist!
See, this little girl, with her demonic giggle and excellent verbage, reminds me of Gage from Pet Semetary. She also reminds me of Danny from The Shining…
“You’re not drinking enough juice, Mrs. Torrence! I played with mommy because she didn’t drink enough juice, now I wannna pway wif yeeeewww! REDRUM! REDRUM!”
<shudder!>
Oh god I HATE the Welch’s girl… not only is she demonic-looking, but her voice grates on my moral sensibilities!
::shudders::
My brother was working as a bit actor and as an extra last fall when this commericial was filmed, and was an extra in it (he’s one of the audience members – you can’t see him in the commercial).
His report was that Faith Hill was just as gorgeous in person as she is in pictures/on TV, and the little girl is as annoying in person as she is on TV.
I’ve loathed her since day 1. I can’t wait for her to hit puberty and get ugly.
I dispise that little … I won’t say it. If she was my kid, I’d ground her for life!
filthy