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Ok, what's up with the Crouching Tiger Mountain Dew ads? (1 Viewer)

RicP

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Anyone else see this one? I've been bombarded with it over the last 6 hours.

It's a virtually perfect recreation of the first courtyard fight scene with two women fighting over a can of Mountain Dew ala "Crouching Tiger"

Hokey I believe is the term I was looking for.
 

Gui A

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It's superbowl 'ad season'. Most weird/good ads come out around this time. Too bad there's no more adcritic.com I would like to check that one out soon.
 

Scott Hayes

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I like how at the end they put the little disclaimer stating they are not affiliated with any movie.:D Instead they just ride its coat tails.
 

Bruce Hedtke

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I thought this was a fairly old commercial. I've seen it quite a few times. Nothing really wrong with it...it was fairly well done.

Bruce
 

Michael*K

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Yeah, this commercial has been on for quite some time. I thought it was a fairly well done parody. Definitely better than the lame "spaceship" Mountain Dew commercial that they were showing for a while in movie theaters.
 

Clinton McClure

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This commercial has been out since Crouching Tiger was released on DVD. I find it about as silly looking as the movie, even though there is "supposedly" no relation between the two.
 

Patrick Sun

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Think about it, this commerical has been out for over a year! That's got to be some sort of record in the advertising world (short attention spanners).
 

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