Post by loseratfinding on Jul 25, 2016 7:15:24 GMT
There's a very strange commercial that I remember seeing between the late 2000's and the early 2010's. I don't remember every detail nor do I remember what company it was promoting exactly, but what I do remember is this:
A man is driving his car (which is having engine problems) to a workshop to hopefully fix it. The owner comes up from a car he's working on and the driver says to him he needs new parts. The camera zooms in on the owner at a dutch angle and he replies "We'll go out back and get some parts!"
And then the car's poor-CGI engine climbs out of the car, sees the owner madly using a chainsaw on another engine, and shouts "I GOTTA GET OUTTA HERE!"
The engine then comes to the non-evil car part shop and sighs with relief (and then says "This is more like it!" maybe) and then it just talks about the store in question.
I've tried multiple times to find this on Youtube, but not knowing the name and the possibility that it's just a weird local commercial (I'd be surprised if bad-CGI-talking-engine never went viral) doesn't help.
At the very least, I'd like to have the "plot" of the commercial shared because, as you can clearly see, it's quite a beautifully written piece of work.
A man is driving his car (which is having engine problems) to a workshop to hopefully fix it. The owner comes up from a car he's working on and the driver says to him he needs new parts. The camera zooms in on the owner at a dutch angle and he replies "We'll go out back and get some parts!"
And then the car's poor-CGI engine climbs out of the car, sees the owner madly using a chainsaw on another engine, and shouts "I GOTTA GET OUTTA HERE!"
The engine then comes to the non-evil car part shop and sighs with relief (and then says "This is more like it!" maybe) and then it just talks about the store in question.
I've tried multiple times to find this on Youtube, but not knowing the name and the possibility that it's just a weird local commercial (I'd be surprised if bad-CGI-talking-engine never went viral) doesn't help.
At the very least, I'd like to have the "plot" of the commercial shared because, as you can clearly see, it's quite a beautifully written piece of work.
