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Voted.

I liked the second one as well.

As ads they aren't good as neither would make me consider the product.
 
I need to see other contestants videos before I can make a fair vote.
 
I'll vote for you if,

A. You admit that Walking Dead is the best show evar

B. If you win, you give me a measly $999 from that million dollar earning.
 
I already gave the Alien one 5 stars three hours ago.
 
I was actually going to put Zombies in the first one. But everyone else was busy. It would've been cool too. :(
 
The others I saw are pretty weird like the threesome and "doritos grow on trees" commercials. :lol
 
The first one was pretty good, but the second one will NEVER get used.
Take me instead is ridiculous and a bit creepy. If he had said something like, take me, too!, it wouldn't have been as bad.
Being taken by the alien INSTEAD of the alien taking just the Doritos would mean he is on a spaceship with no chance of more Doritos. By contrast, if the alien takes his Doritos, he can just go downstairs for another bag.


It doesn't make any sense.

You need to do a lot better than the second if you expect to win.
As for the first, it has potential.
The first is a concept that might help sell the product.
It still could use a bit of polish though.
Your buddy's is a nice concept, but the Doritos all over his face is really gross and is going to turn people off. It looks like he may have spit a piece back into the bag, which is worse still.
No one ever gets munched up chips all over their face in a commercial. It simply isn't done. Just the cheese powder would be great.
Another problem is how far away from her he was sitting on the couch. It suggests he doesn't know her well. If she was his girlfriend, they would have been sitting closer.
He didn't need to knock the stuff off , and most people would be upset about the stuff being knocked off. Her reaction is not very believable. It seems like a nicely kept house. People who keep their houses nice, with light colored couches and carpet, I might add, work to keep them that way.
His response to her when he says ok sounds like he is saying, yeah, I have your Doritos, so what? He sounds cocky.
He should sound innocent and nervous instead.

There is a lot wrong with it.
I am just giving constructive criticism. I'm not bashing. If you want to win a million dollars, you need to plan a commercial better.
The point of a commercial is to get people to want to buy a product, and not just to be somewhat entertaining.
 
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Blackthornone

Wait, wrong thread ......

Some people enjoy cruelty for it's own sake, like people who like to watch people get hacked to death by a man in a hockey mask.
Other people offer constructive criticism, and offer solutions to problems, so they can be fixed, to give more success and reduce cruelty.

People who love the cruelty see it as a game and don't want shortcomings pointed out in what they find fun, because their attraction to it isn't based upon reason or what makes sense, but instead upon blind, unchecked emotionalism with little self control or self mastery.

People who love cruelty see self control and reason as too constricting, because it would force them to reevaluate their habits.

I was offering constructive criticism, not trolling, unlike some people.
 
Just put the clip from Robocop "I'll buy that for a dollar..." and see if ya win. I bet ya will... :lol
 
The first one was pretty good, but the second one will NEVER get used.
Take me instead is ridiculous and a bit creepy. If he had said something like, take me, too!, it wouldn't have been as bad.
Being taken by the alien INSTEAD of the alien taking just the Doritos would mean he is on a spaceship with no chance of more Doritos. By contrast, if the alien takes his Doritos, he can just go downstairs for another bag.


It doesn't make any sense.

You need to do a lot better than the second if you expect to win.
As for the first, it has potential.
The first is a concept that might help sell the product.
It still could use a bit of polish though.
Your buddy's is a nice concept, but the Doritos all over his face is really gross and is going to turn people off. It looks like he may have spit a piece back into the bag, which is worse still.
No one ever gets munched up chips all over their face in a commercial. It simply isn't done. Just the cheese powder would be great.
Another problem is how far away from her he was sitting on the couch. It suggests he doesn't know her well. If she was his girlfriend, they would have been sitting closer.
He didn't need to knock the stuff off , and most people would be upset about the stuff being knocked off. He reaction is not very believable. It seems like a nicely kept house. People who keep their houses nice, with light colored couches and carpet, I might add, work to keep them that way.
His response to her when he says ok sounds like he is saying, yeah, I have your Doritos, so what? He sounds cocky.
He should sound innocent and nervous instead.

There is a lot wrong with it.
I am just giving constructive criticism. I'm not bashing. If you want to win a million dollars, you need to plan a commercial better.
The point of a commercial is to get people to want to buy a product, and not just to be somewhat entertaining.

Considering the point of this contest is to make a fun video with doritos, that might air on the superbowl....I don't think anyone really cares to make some cynical commercial, who's only attempt is to just sell this product. It's about having fun. Making a fun video about doritos. That's really it.

Anyway, some of your criticism is fine, but some of it is just odd. None of these commercials are real. They're made to be funny/sweet. So I don't know why you're throwing in realism here. I mean, 98% of superbowl commercials are about talking animals or half naked chicks.

The joke of the Alien one is that he's so attached to the Doritos, he's willing to be sucked up into the ship instead of the cheap chips. That's how much he loves them. It's irrational love for tortilla chips. One of last year's finalists was about a guy murdering a woman with his car for Doritos.

And I don't disagree about it not being polished. But I have no money, and the only film equipment I have is a camera that cost around 2 grand. That's it. I don't have actors for hire, I don't have fancy equipment...I have what I have, and I can do only what I can do with what I have. But you're not wrong. And I need better equipment.
 
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