Commercials: Like It Or Hate It?

[Knaight]

Coff coff

Look at her shoes

Modern brands showing up in near future sci-fi is a bit of a different feel than them showing up in a far away galaxy a long time ago. This is especially true when we haven't even seen Star Wars have anything that could be described as a conventional corporation (it tends to feel more like a precolonial merchant prince situation, crossed with an exceeding colonial factory planet situation). Alien meanwhile is not only set in the near future but has a plot incited by corporate greed of a conventional corporation.

[Velaryon]

Can't get sued for false advertising if you never say what your product is for.

As further proof of this concept, I offer up Enzyte and any other "natural male enhancement" commercials, which never defined what that meant or made any explicit claims, and instead vaguely implied something and let viewers assume what they wanted to.

[Rodin]

As further proof of this concept, I offer up Enzyte and any other "natural male enhancement" commercials, which never defined what that meant or made any explicit claims, and instead vaguely implied something and let viewers assume what they wanted to.

If those commercials are the same ones I remember, I can only assume Enzyte whitens your teeth.

[False God]

Some commercials are pretty cool and fun, and some actually inform me of things I'm interested in that I didn't know about. I'm heckin lazy when it comes to staying on top of "new releases" in games/movies/tv shows.

[BannedInSchool]

I recall an early CGI Coke ad that had a guy on a lawn chair in the sun "melt" and then shamble over with loose skin sagging and flapping to drink the Coke that restored him. I don't think it lasted a week on TV.