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Sky Movies: Billboards

What’s a world without outdoor advertising?

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25 Responses to “Sky Movies: Billboards”

  1. Nice try. Keep it …
    Nice try. Keep it up check out esteembpo + com for social media marketing. hfdh

  2. Damn I am trying to …
    I am trying to remember this movie I saw its about this kid called Ryan and this hole rich kid does anyone know what movie I am talking about???

  3. This is São Paulo!!
    This is São Paulo!!

  4. wtf lol yes y did u …
    wtf lol yes y did u? are u super human?

  5. dam i love these ads
    dam i love these ads

  6. this is quite good …
    this is quite good :)

  7. Actually, there’s a …
    Actually, there’s a coupon now, for $1.99 OFF!!
    GET IT WHILE IT LASTS!!!!!!
    FAP FAP FAP FAP. FAP!

  8. i wish they’d take …
    i wish they’d take down all the billboards in the US. We have the most amazing scenery in the world, but there’s too many billboards to see it. They’re like pop up ads while you drive. You absolutely can’t do ANYTHING in this country without being pummeled with ads. BTW..this comment is brought to you by Sprechie Chocolates. Get them at Costco for $8.99

  9. Not a problem. FWIW …
    Not a problem. FWIW I’m not the greatest fan of communism either (mainly because I don’t like being told what to do by the Government, and that’s basically what socialism has become all about) but on the other hand I do think there’s a lot wrong with the current system and there has to be another way. It’s also worth noting that Brazil isn’t a communist country; quite the opposite, it’s one where unrestricted capitalism has gone crazy, which is why such drastic action was taken in Sao Paulo.

  10. deviliciousangel235 on September 19th, 2009 at 12:10 am

    I apologize for my …
    I apologize for my vulgar language i overreacted because i don’t know i am just one of those persons who hate anything that makes a city or country look Communist. I don’t know how to explain but i apologize and get your point.

  11. ohh thnk u:)
    ohh thnk u:)

  12. Wow, anger …
    Wow, anger management anyone? Your trollish attitude merely detracts from what is a valid point.

    No, I don’t like most advertising. It’s aesthetically tacky, frequently explicit, offensive, or in dubious taste, and above all is intended to convince people to spend money they don’t have on stuff they don’t need. Recklessly spending our way to fulfilment is responsible for the current crisis; given that most of those jobs you mention are slave labour in China, maybe a new approach is needed?

  13. deviliciousangel235 on September 19th, 2009 at 12:10 am

    são paulo, brazil
    são paulo, brazil

  14. deviliciousangel235 on September 19th, 2009 at 12:10 am

    fuck you and …
    you and your little tree hugging advertising is what keeps us from being dead like north koreans ! it’s what attracts customers, and when customers buy something, more of it needs to be made, and when more of it needs to be made, labor is needed, and when labor is needed, jobs are created, YES JOBS! you , if this ever happened here in toronto like in yonge dundas square i would shoot myself!

  15. where is this …
    where is this filmed?

  16. Give me 2 weeks!I …
    Give me 2 weeks!I could sell evey space emptied in that city!GIDDYUP!!!!!

  17. Isn’t it? I can …
    Isn’t it? I can understand why Sao Paulo banned outdoor commercial clutter, because by all accounts the proliferation of it was causing many of the city’s problems, but this film is GOOD advertising – pure art, that makes you think – and I don’t think anyone can be against that.

    OTOH I loved the shot of washing hanging on the old billboard frame – kinda poignant, the reclamation by ordinary people of something once used for capitalistic profit. I wish more cities would follow this lead.

  18. i’d like to know …
    i’d like to know who’s making this line of ad’s for sky. this isn’t the only one and they are very good, which makes a change! love the music and thy’re beautifully shot

  19. lol
    lol

  20. OMG why did I post …
    OMG why did I post that…. :(

  21. As we lay in the …
    As we lay in the ruins, not opening our eyes. The cities shadow a message of destruction… a feeling hope is lost. Humanity is cornered. But still a light shines through, one soul comes forward and whispers the hoping message… His name is Pez7675, man kinds saviour and follower who lives amougst us as a regulaer human… he is a superhuman.

  22. I love this song …
    I love this song and advert so much, it’s just beautiful!
    Thanks for posting it

  23. “Pure Imagination” …
    “Pure Imagination”
    Lyrics and Music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley
    Performed by Gene Wilder

    been humming it ever since

  24. its brilliant how …
    its brilliant how you see the sunset over the city it feels relaxing

  25. I think that world …
    I think that world would be boring!
    Before I knew what this ad was for, I was thinking “What ad would be an anti-ad?”

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