Honda Accord Commercial

Comments on 'Honda Accord Commercial'

1. Please study the principles of Bernoulli and the 4 forces of
   flight, THEN you can make an intelligent comment.
2. The fan is on wheels, and if a fan on wheels does NOT move
   when under power, then it is not doing its job of moving
   air!
3. This Advertisement for the new Honda Accord was shot in real
   time with no CGI involved in the sequence. It required 606
   takes and cost $6 million to shoot and took 3 months to
   complete.
4. awsome
5. jaja, incredulo....
6. they say this was the costliest commercial......if it is
   then they have justified themselves
7. hmmm... You do know this is all 3D right?
8. who wants to trade a 1999 honda civic with a 2008 honda
   accord!???
9. Wow, and no cgi!
10. Amazing!!!
11. wooooooooooo fantastic....
12. now that was seriously good commercial :))))))))))))
13. Sorry, I'm not convinced Honda uses an AIR-FOIL for a
    radiator fan...thus, the fan should have remained
    stationary. If they do use an air-foil, fine...however, if
    not, your class needs to review the Bernoulli principle for
    starters.
14. Sorry, I'm not convinced Honda uses an air-foil for a
    radiator fan...thus, the fan should have remained stationary
15. and you know this because...??
16. The tires have weights in the sides of them so when one tire
    hits another it causes the weights to pull it down which
    makes the tire roll up the plank to hit the next one. The
    wipers have a cord running from them that is connected to a
    battery, and the door is held up between the two planks and
    it has wires running from it to a battery that you could see
    if you payed attention, and rolls down with the ball thing
    hits the switch.
17. The way tires rolled up the plank, shows its fake, how can
    wipers run without a battery? How can window slide when the
    door is hanging without any connection to the battery?
18. its the power of dream allright!
19. Exactly :)
20. info from the wiki article (srch "cog commercial"): "It is
    in fact two one-minute chain-reaction sequences, carefully
    set up on opposing walls of the studio and stitched
    together, the join being at the moment where the
    muffler/exhaust box rolls across the floor (this can be seen
    by watching the floor pattern change). The advert took 606
    different takes to complete, and only minuscule CGI was
    used, for lighting highlights and slowing down the motion at
    one point". either way, so awesome.
21. It took 606 takes, and $6 million. It's all 1 shot, and
    there are no special effects. This commercial is ART!
22. I promise it's all real, we had a discussion about it in my
    engineering class. Aparently it took over 1000 tries to get
    the commercial exactly right. The tires at the incline have
    weights in them, its obvious by how they roll. It isnt fake
    or edited. hard to believe....but true
23. It's real, search hondacog on snopes
24. lol ya i was like wtf
25. thats sick, but fake.