Nissan: Bus
Advertising Agency: TBWA\Toronto, Toronto, Canada
Creative Director: Anthony Wolch
Art Director: Noel Fenn
Copywriters: Danielle Haythorne, Allen Oke
Photographer: Elliot Erwitt
Published: July 2009
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"Priscilla, Queen of the Desert".
P0wn3d!
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joker, dark knight (batman)
Name one good print ad that contains a word broken over two lines.
lol wasn't that the dragqueen movie...
Hyphen?
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"I love everything"
i think, they intentionally broke the word 'classic' to pronounce the 'S' with an empasis. thats what happened when i first read it.
i like the ad. relating the getaway thing with the car very strongly, i perceive.
shahid
The Italian Job. (The original one. Not sure what the remake had.)
I quite like the headline. it has a nice tone. But it's a trifle pointless. Okay, owning a car is better than taking a bus. Yup, convinced. But why this car?
Not up to the classic Porsche ad which showed a 911 in German police livery and said "In Germany, there are no getaway cars."
The type breaks are a needless gimmick.
LOL.. I like the series... Very guy-driven story!! Would solve the purpose for men customer...!!
I am not geting !!!
Live with Passion
The Joker had a getaway bus in the Dark Knight.
password swordfish
class-sick movie?
"The Graduate"
Little Miss Sunshine?
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SPEED!!!!!
Judging by the amount of film titles people have listed, it seems the writers don't watch many movies.
these lines are very good. the Art direction -- eh...
b&w doesnt work for me because its the opposite of “joy of driving” feeling...
The Italian Job! hahahaha! D'oh!
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