I saw the new GoCompare advert this morning; no violence this time, he just gets caught in a net after harassing some people. I don't know if the guy looking through the hedge is a sport celeb; I don't recognise him.
The Achica advert where the designer dude is talking about the company, and when he finishes he looks away. It's a horrible clumsy edit, awkward piece of footage, and looks really silly, like he didn't know he was endorsing them and it's the only footage they had to use. I hate adverts that end on a sloppy edit, at least this one looks completely budget so I suppose it's not surprising.
I saw the new GoCompare advert this morning; no violence this time, he just gets caught in a net after harassing some people. I don't know if the guy looking through the hedge is a sport celeb; I don't recognise him.
Directline, sick of hearing that phone ring followed by that monotous tune with rows of people putting up umbrellas and a spanner routine, had a bellyful of this ad over the weekend.
Also, ads that irritate me are ads that portray children behaving and talking like adults and any ads that include the voice of jane horrocks; that 'accent' has to be put on, nobody talks like that do they ?
Directline, sick of hearing that phone ring followed by that monotous tune with rows of people putting up umbrellas and a spanner routine, had a bellyful of this ad over the weekend.
Also, ads that irritate me are ads that portray children behaving and talking like adults and any ads that include the voice of jane horrocks; that 'accent' has to be put on, nobody talks like that do they ?
I love that this is your first post. Do you feel better now?
Welcome.
Thank you and yes, I do feel better, cheers.
Here's my second rant while I'm at it, the Richmond sausage advert that was on around six months ago featuring a lad with his friends getting on a train or some mode of transport singing like an 80's throwback band whilst mummy is getting the sausages ready.
Enter lad where he is duly served them by mum with a smile and a glow .. so,so sickly.
Directline, sick of hearing that phone ring followed by that monotous tune with rows of people putting up umbrellas and a spanner routine, had a bellyful of this ad over the weekend.
Also, ads that irritate me are ads that portray children behaving and talking like adults and any ads that include the voice of jane horrocks; that 'accent' has to be put on, nobody talks like that do they ?
Go Compare another three months have passed and the advertising team give us yet another dull, tedious, annoying and dreadfully unfunny Go Compare ad. It would appear the advertising executives have learnt from the publics complaints of unjustifiable viciousness and bully-boy tactics targeted at the fat opera singer and have toned down the violence for this latest steaming pile of crap. They haven't yet worked out that the brand and the advertising campaign is as stale, insipid, vapid and lifeless as the suburban landscapes depicted in their last few adverts. Everyone knows their website is just a mechanism for allowing people's details to be passed onto third party sales companies and scammers.
perle de lait and mullerlight greek style yoghurt The new perle de lait advert features a woman who has teeth the size of a horse. The mullerlight advertising atrocity features half women half horse creatures (centaurs or Kinnaras I think they are called). What is similar about both adverts (maybe this also applies to any yoghurt or food ad) is how the yoghurt never, ever appears to touch the underside of the spoon. Why is this?
TopCashBack Words can not accurately covey how much I despise this advert and everything it sets out to achieve. The unimpressed and withering look the family give this tub of lard almost sums up my hatred for the singing, swirling and dancing flourescent turd, but not quite.
Percol instant coffee Has some of the cheapest digital animation effects going - seriously are we meant to believe this cup of warm, rusty arse water has magically trasported this urban buffoon to a rich, tropical Colombian coffee plantation? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoKjz1FDfKA
365Bingo.com? Not sure if that is the correct name, but it's the latest in a never ending line of bingo website companies that are shameless hawking gambling via tv ads. This one masquerades as a magazine with such thrilling articles as 'how to get that glam bingo-head look', etc. Funny how they have to place a disclaimer on the front of this entirely fabricated publication that 'this is not a real magazine' - just incase the general public were too thick to work this out for themselves, or more worryingly that there might be some actual demand for such a magazine. Truth of the matter is they are trying to disguise an addictive and potentially dangerous passtime such as gambling, by portraying it as all a bit of 'girly fun' where women meet and have a natter and a gossip.
don't know if this one has been mentioned, but the new one for Westfield 'We are Fashion' with the whole klaideoscope (sorry spelt wrong) effect. Does anyone else feel a bit sick when they watch it, don't know if it is the effect of trying to read what the advert says at the same time as the advert goes on. :eek:
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Bourbons are much nicer. Wouldnt mind if they did a double stuffed version. I'm now going to have to go to the shop and buy some.
The ad for compensation using the chumbawumba song is driving me crazy. I hate that song.
Also the one that is for Bupa with the musical tinkley version of I'm not a robot.
Its the music in these ads that drives me nuts.
I like that ad too.:)
The new Moonpig ad is really annoying IMO.:mad:
I read she has had a gastric band fitted just like these so called other celebs who have gone on a 'diet' .. what rubbish.
Also, ads that irritate me are ads that portray children behaving and talking like adults and any ads that include the voice of jane horrocks; that 'accent' has to be put on, nobody talks like that do they ?
I love that this is your first post. Do you feel better now?
Welcome.
Here's my second rant while I'm at it, the Richmond sausage advert that was on around six months ago featuring a lad with his friends getting on a train or some mode of transport singing like an 80's throwback band whilst mummy is getting the sausages ready.
Enter lad where he is duly served them by mum with a smile and a glow .. so,so sickly.
She isn't their mother she is a dominatrix and the Richmond sausages are the first part of their ounishment.
Thanks, the advert makes more sense now
Idiot: he texted back saying "see you later"
Idiot's friends: see you later?!
Idiot: what does that even mean?
IDIOT :mad:
The new Ikea advert has an annoying song too
Those girls look like happy slappers.
"See you lataaaahh, what does that even mean???"
It means he'll see you later you daft bint
perle de lait and mullerlight greek style yoghurt The new perle de lait advert features a woman who has teeth the size of a horse. The mullerlight advertising atrocity features half women half horse creatures (centaurs or Kinnaras I think they are called). What is similar about both adverts (maybe this also applies to any yoghurt or food ad) is how the yoghurt never, ever appears to touch the underside of the spoon. Why is this?
TopCashBack Words can not accurately covey how much I despise this advert and everything it sets out to achieve. The unimpressed and withering look the family give this tub of lard almost sums up my hatred for the singing, swirling and dancing flourescent turd, but not quite.
Percol instant coffee Has some of the cheapest digital animation effects going - seriously are we meant to believe this cup of warm, rusty arse water has magically trasported this urban buffoon to a rich, tropical Colombian coffee plantation? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoKjz1FDfKA
365Bingo.com? Not sure if that is the correct name, but it's the latest in a never ending line of bingo website companies that are shameless hawking gambling via tv ads. This one masquerades as a magazine with such thrilling articles as 'how to get that glam bingo-head look', etc. Funny how they have to place a disclaimer on the front of this entirely fabricated publication that 'this is not a real magazine' - just incase the general public were too thick to work this out for themselves, or more worryingly that there might be some actual demand for such a magazine. Truth of the matter is they are trying to disguise an addictive and potentially dangerous passtime such as gambling, by portraying it as all a bit of 'girly fun' where women meet and have a natter and a gossip.
No, I notice it every time
I agree, also the same as Joanna Page, I am Welsh but her accent really irritates me