top | item 47181796 (no title) skrebbel | 2 days ago Seriously the production value on that video is way too good discuss order hn newest d-us-vb|2 days ago The deadpan irony is on point. Something it seems the Norwegians have perfected.Another one of my favorite examples of this (an ad for Oslo tourism): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vhD59ac7nw skrebbel|1 day ago The Javazone videos were legendary too, very similarly Norwegian and very similarly overproduced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnqAXuLZlaE colinprince|2 days ago I think a city should feel a little hard to get Sammi|2 days ago I mean that's fine I guess. But the best deadpan Norwegian sketch is kammelÄsÄ: https://youtu.be/s-mOy8VUEBk nkurz|1 day ago I was bothered that it seemed to be an extremely direct copy of this 2008 German commercial:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mTLO2F_ERYIt took the same scenes, but in keeping with the theme, made them slightly worse.If they didn't acknowledge this somewhere, they should be called out on it. nyoronic|1 day ago I'm not sure I see it to be honest? Yes, they are both guys that bother others, but their motives are different."Mr. W" is a personification of the wind that can't help his existence flinging things, but finds a new purpose.The "Enshittificator" is a person modifying consumer products more directly, and it ends badly, but he's happy about it.Going in I was expecting scene-for-scene similarities, but it wasn't that close. load replies (1) ruralfam|2 days ago Wow gotta agree. It was satire I think, but... not sure. Also the below link to the Oslo ad was also great. Thx for this, RF schappim|2 days ago 100%! I thought it was going to be way shittier. Suspect a budget > $1M was spent. renhanxue|2 days ago The Norwegian Consumer Council's entire yearly budget is about 100M NOK, or about $9.5M USD at the current exchange rate. They most assuredly did not spend >$1M USD on a short video clip.
d-us-vb|2 days ago The deadpan irony is on point. Something it seems the Norwegians have perfected.Another one of my favorite examples of this (an ad for Oslo tourism): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vhD59ac7nw skrebbel|1 day ago The Javazone videos were legendary too, very similarly Norwegian and very similarly overproduced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnqAXuLZlaE colinprince|2 days ago I think a city should feel a little hard to get Sammi|2 days ago I mean that's fine I guess. But the best deadpan Norwegian sketch is kammelÄsÄ: https://youtu.be/s-mOy8VUEBk
skrebbel|1 day ago The Javazone videos were legendary too, very similarly Norwegian and very similarly overproduced: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnqAXuLZlaE
Sammi|2 days ago I mean that's fine I guess. But the best deadpan Norwegian sketch is kammelÄsÄ: https://youtu.be/s-mOy8VUEBk
nkurz|1 day ago I was bothered that it seemed to be an extremely direct copy of this 2008 German commercial:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mTLO2F_ERYIt took the same scenes, but in keeping with the theme, made them slightly worse.If they didn't acknowledge this somewhere, they should be called out on it. nyoronic|1 day ago I'm not sure I see it to be honest? Yes, they are both guys that bother others, but their motives are different."Mr. W" is a personification of the wind that can't help his existence flinging things, but finds a new purpose.The "Enshittificator" is a person modifying consumer products more directly, and it ends badly, but he's happy about it.Going in I was expecting scene-for-scene similarities, but it wasn't that close. load replies (1)
nyoronic|1 day ago I'm not sure I see it to be honest? Yes, they are both guys that bother others, but their motives are different."Mr. W" is a personification of the wind that can't help his existence flinging things, but finds a new purpose.The "Enshittificator" is a person modifying consumer products more directly, and it ends badly, but he's happy about it.Going in I was expecting scene-for-scene similarities, but it wasn't that close. load replies (1)
ruralfam|2 days ago Wow gotta agree. It was satire I think, but... not sure. Also the below link to the Oslo ad was also great. Thx for this, RF
schappim|2 days ago 100%! I thought it was going to be way shittier. Suspect a budget > $1M was spent. renhanxue|2 days ago The Norwegian Consumer Council's entire yearly budget is about 100M NOK, or about $9.5M USD at the current exchange rate. They most assuredly did not spend >$1M USD on a short video clip.
renhanxue|2 days ago The Norwegian Consumer Council's entire yearly budget is about 100M NOK, or about $9.5M USD at the current exchange rate. They most assuredly did not spend >$1M USD on a short video clip.
d-us-vb|2 days ago
Another one of my favorite examples of this (an ad for Oslo tourism): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vhD59ac7nw
skrebbel|1 day ago
colinprince|2 days ago
Sammi|2 days ago
nkurz|1 day ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mTLO2F_ERY
It took the same scenes, but in keeping with the theme, made them slightly worse.
If they didn't acknowledge this somewhere, they should be called out on it.
nyoronic|1 day ago
"Mr. W" is a personification of the wind that can't help his existence flinging things, but finds a new purpose.
The "Enshittificator" is a person modifying consumer products more directly, and it ends badly, but he's happy about it.
Going in I was expecting scene-for-scene similarities, but it wasn't that close.
ruralfam|2 days ago
schappim|2 days ago
renhanxue|2 days ago