Amnesty International and the Art of War
War: What is it good for? For lushly animated Amnesty International spots, obvs. The tagline at the end of this ad is just convoluted nonsense. But the ad's great!
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Interesting ad. I do think everybody is against everybody is a bit broad and it could've been a more pointed comment, but the gist is correct.
@ChillbearLatrigue: That's not actually true. The entire world WASN'T against the Natzis. The Russians were key allies until Hitler turned against them. The Italians and the Austrians were more or less happy to go along with them. The Japanese were staunch supporters. Most Arab nations were at least sympathetic. It would be nice to believe that the whole world banded together to defeat that evil. It would also, of course, be a complete fabrication.
@Oy Veh (Informality Reigns): You are correct. What I was trying to point out is that despite the fact that some part of the world is constantly at war, it is very clear that there are good guys and bad guys. I'm guilty of oversimplification in my example, but it was a necessary war from the allied perspective.
I totes go see this movie. Good job?
I have next to no use for Amnesty International, but damn if they can't slap together one hell of an ad. King's to you, AI.
Advertising, Amnesty International, War, Death, Destruction, Cartoons, things we actually like, Clips.
That's a tagline for this age of apocalyptic acronyms
