Tango Balls... (No, it's not the Bravia spot. Look closer...)

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Posted by chorizo on 11. May 2006 - 12:52

Brilliant spoof of Sony Bravia spot. Done by the guys over at Clemmow Hornby Inge.

Take a look over here.

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Submitted by silver3 on 11. May 2006 - 15:20.
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Actually better than the overrated, zero conccept Bravia spot.

Submitted by caffeinegoddess on 11. May 2006 - 15:47.
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I agree. Very nice!

Submitted by kgeiger on 11. May 2006 - 16:15.
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It seems as if we should all prepare ourselves for an entire series of Sony Bravia homages. Already on May 4th, the Swedish advertising tabloid Resum

Submitted by malkie66 on 11. May 2006 - 16:18.
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nice job

Submitted by Robblink on 11. May 2006 - 18:25.
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Tango's adverts are consistently good.

Submitted by dabitch on 11. May 2006 - 20:52.
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Lets not forget the Battlefield2 trailer homage to bravia valls - which made me laugh myself off my chair. That was brilliant too! I mean, someone had to scrape together that many players to make it work, that's directing mate! hahaha.

Wait, what does it say about an ad when the spoofs are better?

Submitted by dabitch on 11. May 2006 - 20:59.
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Wow, guys, the Swansea North Residents Association website is gonna have a major bandwidth bill to deal with after this has gone all viral.....

But yeah, agreeing with everyone above, this rocked. I felt sorry for that poor frog though, nearly died by orangeicide.

Submitted by dabitch on 13. May 2006 - 10:56.
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Gawd, I'm an idiot. I fell for the fake site. Swansea North Residents Association is of course fake and all part of the campaign since it's owned by CHI advertising. Rdoh! Blame it in a busy day.

Submitted by MaryWills on 21. May 2006 - 20:23.
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Brilliant!

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