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this is very clever. i'd probably be too busy staring at the images that i'd trip off the escalator.
Good idea (not genious), but when seen in action i believe that the slow speed of the escalator will be a turnoff
Doing great work is hard, criticize others is way easier.
I agree that slow speed might kill the excitement. Interesting though...
"Have fun?" Thanks for reminding me. I love this idea but has anyone noticed that a lot of these great visual ideas have really lazy lines? I understand that a lot of them either require very straight forward copy or no line at all, but if you're gonna write something, shouldn't it at least avoid being...lame?
I agree that the line is kind of lazy, but I think there is a bit of a translation problem here. "Divirta-se" in portuguese does mean "have fun," literally, but the sentence feels different when I read it in English and when I read it in Portuguese. I would have said "Go have fun at Hopi Hari's rollercoster." Maybe I'm wrong, but it's just how I felt.
good ambient.
7/10
that's here in Brazil, not in Asia.
there's one in the subways too.
Oh, sorry!
Cool idea, but undersells the experience a tad, don't you think?
>>>> That's not an ad. THIS is an ad.
fun idea.
Horrible and extra-weak.
QG Propaganda
Creatives: Tchelo Nogueira/ Marcelo D'elboux / Rodolfo Barreto
Creative Director: Sérgio Lopes / Paulo André Bione
1) Con gente en la escalera no lo ves, si vas en la escalera menos
2) a la velocidad normal de la escalera resultaria la montaña rusa mas lenta del mundo
sds
Besides, its going down, nobody would see it unless it were going up. But then the pictures don't work. Dumb application of a good ambient media resource.
FER.
agreed. Super dumb.
You almost did something really great.
Doberman.
Awesome. Great placement.
FIRST: It's a really really really slooooooow rollercoaster.
SECONDLY: It's a really really really sloooooow rollercoaster that rolls backwards, with your back facing the front! Boring!
THIRDLY: This medium is not possible since there's grooves on the steps and it's not possible to apply stickers or drawing onto the sides.
LASTLY: Bad photoshopping since they missed out the grooves. Maybe it's intentional so that the full image is visible....but then it makes the photoshopping done badly.
"Bowww Wowww"
doesn't work > too slow > try the elevator
Looks a bit creepy when the hands slip down the crack at the end...
Like the mangled welly ad in the UK back in the '80s
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Who said it is going down?
Since the message and the brand are facing the up side of the escalator, i believe (and i am pretty sure of it) it is going up!
Although I agree it might be too slow for a rollercoaster.
Good point, I didn't even think of it as going up.
I'm a moron.
and in that case it works!
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Like the idea but has subtle similarities to a child charity ad I've seen on an escalator with faces of sad children disappearing under the steps as the escalator moves. Can't find a link but the line was something like 'children disappear every day.' or 'Don't let children fall between the cracks' and a message about poverty or child abuse. Think it was for NAPCAN or Barnados or similar.
I know it's a different client (and their's is happy, the kid's one was sad) but they're using a similar premise and using the media the same way with faces on moving steps.
Spudgun
Clever idea. Abismal execution.
Fully loaded for Young Guns
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