ssj12: Taking fanboyism to a new level.

It's just a commercial, step back and get some perspective. Relax, it's just a commercial.

That's true of all commercials though. Editors of commercials are some of the worst i've ever seen. There's a great Dairy Queen commercial where a father is watering the lawn and the son is picking weeds, and is visibly dirty with soil. The mother announces from the house, "clean up so we can go to Dairy Queen" and the father hoses the kid down, and then tells him to turn around so he can get the back(Much funnier to watch than to be told). The edited version cuts out the mother saying anything and just shows the father wetting the son, and then wetting his back and then cuts to Dairy Queen products.

However, if you're watching the shortened version of the commercial, then why are you judging it and saying it doesn't make sense? Obviously an edited commercial that is telling a story isn't going to make sense any longer. It's not like a movie where there are plenty of scenes to delete to tighten the experience and message. It's a two minute commercial and obviously wasn't meant to be shortened.

Looks like most of you guys missed the point of the ad. It really relates to Apple and things (mistakes) MS has made in the past. If you're interested in it, here is an analysis of it.

http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/39294/118/

I'm not sure if I agree with all the points of the analysis, but it makes some strong points. It's a vague ad, you can't expect everyone to see it the same way.

I thought there was some hits there but the fact some of the references are way to off. At least Apple's commercials hit truths. Apple's management style is new-age and Apple is constantly reinventing the Mac OS. Overall M$ is the one that is stuck in the past.

ssj12: Taking fanboyism to a new level.

It's just a commercial, step back and get some perspective. Relax, it's just a commercial.