Ads you must see

Here are five ads you must see because… Toyota … it’s a grammar lesson and an invite to give the Prius line of vehicles a plural nomenclature, all rolled into one Heineken … this guy really knows how to make an “entrance” and delights partygoers with a little help from Danish alternative pop group The […]

Here are five ads you must see because…

Toyota
… it’s a grammar lesson and an invite to give the Prius line of vehicles a plural nomenclature, all rolled into one

Heineken
… this guy really knows how to make an “entrance” and delights partygoers with a little help from Danish alternative pop group The Asteroids Galaxy Tour. The ad also introduces Heineken’s new global tag line: “Open Your World”

Nike
… it uses a passage from Cyrano de Bergerac to restore some poetic flair to the French soccer team

Snickers
…. you probably think you’ve been through some scary focus groups. Think again

Caribou Coffee
….it’s an outdoor execution that would warm the hearts of many Canadian commuters (though also reminiscent of Quebec Dairy Producers’ cozy and successful campaign from last year)

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