I disagree, Dave. These artistic angles really pique my interest. It made me interested in what the t.v. will have to offer.

And obviously the slogan is in a positive aspect.

A straight-forward commercial and a slogan like: "Sony Bravia- we're better than other tvs" would just be boring.

I think the demographic for this vehicle is inner-city, young, black, american males.

I absolutely love the metro pieces. I would buy one if it was more in the $35-$50 range...but I can't afford his asking price now.

Great idea and great work, though.

Read the comments on the last video. People were speculating if he really messed up or not...it's hilarious.

Someone has a theory that he realized he messed up the shot but just held on to the ball so it wouldn't be a foul. Lol.

Retrokatze: I was going to reply that the bunny one is the best before actually watching those two ads, but the paint one has to be my favorite. The stop motion one is easily the most impressive, but the paint one is the most amusing I think.

And the bouncy one scores points because of the use of the song Heartbeats.

Can't wait for this.

Michel is a genius. Has anyone here seen the short he made called "One Day"? It's got David Cross, and it's a hilarious short.

He actually looks much more scary in the first picture posted here. In this picture, he seems nice and almost approachable. Maybe it's just because it's a candid, though.

Courage! Honor! Fore!

Haha, I love it. Someone should alert John Stewart!

That was definitely strange...but I laughed near the end. Bad acting makes me laugh.

And speaking of lolcats, someone brought to my attention lolsecretz. Which is the funniest thing on the internets thus far.

http://lolsecretz.blogspot.com/

"And because the Simpsons is the best thing on American television."

...Clearly he's never seen Arrested Development.

To SenorMysterioso:

Hahahahaha.

That's pretty crazy. It didn't expect it to be that much growth.

I LOVE FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS!

Where was the F words...?