All were imaginative and entertaining. The two that had me laughing out loud was the guy in the closet and and the last...."voice command". Those should get an award or something. Wish we had more advertising like that here......ours is boring or weird.
The last one is part of a series of commercials for Rema 1000 in Norway. There are other scenarios where voice commands doesn't work and "the simplest is the best"
My favorite European (Danish?) commercial was of a guy taking his adolescent son to the grocery store. Upon not being able to get his favorite snack, the kid went into the most over the top tantrum I've ever seen. They cut to the fathers exasperated look. It was a commercial for condoms.
There was a similar Belgian ad with a toddler not an adolescent with the voiceover "All this could have been prevented so easily............ Mates condoms" I think of it every time I see a toddler having a tantrum in a shop.
The IKEA one with the little dog thinking it was in the wrong house was my favorite, but the beans one made me laugh the most. A good fart joke always works. 😂
My vote goes to Smart car. Smart build two seater models until Forfour. That's why driver got scared, when he saw a passenger at the back. Short, cheap and fcking brilliant commercial.
Yeah, i didn't even see this ad, it's for karlovačko beer from croatia, but i have to say our beer commercials are always top notch, in fact beer commercials in europe in general are always top notch.
Karlovačko beer from croatia i've never seen on tv, but it's awesome, they are bringing it up to ožujsko, beer commercials in europe rarely disappoint.
1:20 From my country (Poland), but I think, that an Allianz ad from 1999 is more funnier one, with famous dialogue: "Have a fun, gran! (in this case, grandpa)" - "... and money, my son.".
Yeah, except for the fact that you cannot hear a fart in an environment without atmosphere - but okay, spoiling jokes that way isn't really big fun at parties ... 😅😊😅
@@frankyboy1131 Just because the astronauts were wearing suits doesn't mean there was no atmosphere through which sound pressure waves couldn't travel. It could have been toxic to humans but not to the ill-tempered planet defender. Mark Twain referred to an anal derived gaseous emission in his 1601 story as "clearing your nether throat".
