Rick Perry’s new ad, his second since launching his run for the presidency, plays like an epic movie trailer. Your protagonist doesn’t appear until more than mid-way through the spot. The antagonist, dubbed President Zero to mock both his jobs record and his logo, holds sway just long enough to look downright villainous. Then Perry enters to save the day. Great ad.
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Mitt’s campaign headquarters: an Old West ghost town complete with parading tumbleweeds and a saloon door banging in the wind.
This is going to be fun. When the press sees that “An American” frame. It’s going to be like “RATS” on a wheel of cheese.
This is a really well-made ad! But truly, it fits all of the GOP candidates in this race. Since it’s primary season, shouldn’t their ads emphasize what differentiates each from the others? For now, I’m sticking with the candidate who best adheres to the United States Constitution – Dr. Ron Paul. Happy Constitution Week! (17-24 Sept 2011)
A dynamite ad!!
Where can I send money to finance the running of the first 44 seconds of this ad on televisions everywhere?
Does that come in 3-D and IMAX versions?
A president who doesn’t apologize for America…
America’s best days are not behind her…
Sounds almost like a former President who spoke about a shining city on a hill.