Schweppervescence is back with a burst
—Posted by Tim Nudd |
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Beautiful film, but I thought it was a Sony Bravia spot.
Posted by: Voice of Reason | Mar 3, 2008 10:46:20 AM
I believe that Shweppervescence originally dates to the 1970s, if not 1960s. Getting to the bottom of it sounds like a job for Tom Messner.
Posted by: Catharine P. Taylor | Mar 3, 2008 10:46:40 AM
I believe that Shweppervescence originally dates to the 1970s, if not 1960s. Getting to the bottom of it sounds like a job for Tom Messner.
Posted by: Catharine P. Taylor | Mar 3, 2008 10:47:30 AM
I agree, very beautiful imagery, but I would have never guessed this was a Schweppes spot.
Posted by: Andrea | Mar 3, 2008 1:08:43 PM
This is a perfect example of how a technique is used and then "borrowed" again and again in the industry. This spot is just an adaption Malcolm Venville's "Kill The Gun." I guarantee this spot would not have existed if that one hadn't.
Posted by: juan | Mar 3, 2008 10:20:18 PM
Bullshit, Juan. This spot is simply a ripoff of every hi-speed footage montage ever uploaded to youtube, most of which contain hundreds of shots of water balloons bursting.
Yes, it's creative "thievery," but you've got your sources all wrong.
Also, go fuck yourself.
Posted by: dutycalls | Mar 4, 2008 1:32:43 PM
