Advertising Movie Reviews Samples For Students

The movie “Killing Us Softly 4” shows the various ways of scrutinizing a woman’s body, and how the women are ridiculously represented in the advertisement industry. Jean Kilbourne the speaker in the movie has collected a lot of evidence on how a woman is portrayed in ads since 1960’s. Advertisers always target to persuade the customers to buy products, and Kilbourne displays the manner in which the companies create ads for various products and trade morals and ethics, way of life, and measurable things, and the most common perception displayed in the advertisement portrays the female gender as a quiet, delicate, ...

The business world today depends on building their businesses to meet the expected targets. One sure way of achieving this is through advertisements. Advertisements can be in the form of television commercials. Many people at times do not subscribe to the commercials on the television. Billboards on the streets are sometimes not preferred, yet people would take longer to view those that have funny elements.
The movie “Art & Copy” gives a different view about advertisements. The movie indicates that people have no problem with the advertisements. However, they have a problem with those advertisements that do not meet their expectations. ...

In his talk, Seth Godin labels our century as a century of idea diffusion, meaning that every day we get a lot of information and have to make many choices, however, we do not have enough time. Therefore, we ignore some messages that try to interrupt us that results in companies wasting money on the commercials that nobody cares about. According to Godin, the key point is to find the way to become unique and to target consumers who might be interested in the product.
There is a number of inventions that nobody uses, although they might be useful. ...

We are planning our next trip to Chicago and hoping to spend some time with family. I decided to find out what kinds of educational activities there are for children in Chicago. In the search engine Google, I typed: “Children’s museum, Chicago area.”

- Chicago Children’s Museum from www.booking.com
- Art Institute of Chicago from www.artic.edu/visit-chicago‎
- The 7 best children's museums in Chicago from www.chicagoparent.com
- Family museums in Chicago and the suburbs from www.chicagoparent.com
- Kohl Children's Museum from www.kohlchildrensmuseum.org‎
- Chicago Children's Museum at Navy Pier www.chicagochildrensmuseum.org/
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The kids TV analysis is based on the cartoon programme “adventure time” which was aired on April 16th 2016. The code title for this episode thirty of season seven is “Lady Rainicorn of the Crystal Dimension”. The episode is set on T.V finding a hidden box which draws attention from Rainicorn. The episode is set in a green environment, showing the importance of conserving the nature. Children are made to realize the beauty that is created by the green environment. The plot is continuous and changes as the episode progresses. As the episode proceeds it is evident that the ...

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In the documentary film, “Fed Up,” there is a frightening look inside America’s health crisis involving obesity. The lack of real food in American diets is to blame. The entities behind creating this problem are the big corporations in America that manufacture these foods. These “foods” are processed foods, with high sugar content that can lead to numerous health problems including heart disease and diabetes. Advertisers are marketing processed foods made of high sugar content to young children and putting sugar into the formulas to get them while they’re young. They have people hooked on sugar, ...

The most common question nowadays is “Why?”, why has obesity become so world-spread? According to the statistics, announced in the movie, 2/3 of the USA people are suffering from obesity, which that is approximately 60 million. There are a lot of answers: the material security does not allow us to eat healthy food; the invention of different gadgets that we are enjoying and which are killing our time without any use for the body. Moreover, while hanging around with our friends what do we see around us? An incredible amount of cafes, fast food restaurants and billboards that are ...

The movie ‘The Greatest Movie Ever Sold’ is so far the best movies created entirely on the subject of marketing. The movie highlights the concept of product placement and advertising in a humorous yet insightful manner. The movie begins when the director Morgan Spurlock actually makes use of several marketing techniques to get sponsors to pay for the cost of filming. Product placement, as we know, is all about creating a perception if the product or service in the eyes of customers. Companies or brands communicate to customers their message which is aimed at molding the perception of customers ...

The movie ‘second hand lions’ revolves around the life of a shy young boy, Walter. It is set in the countryside of Texas in the year in the year 1962. It reflects upon the growth and development of the boy as he tries to adapt to changing lifestyles, norms and cultures at different phases of his life. The movie is directed by Tim McCanlies and focusing on this young boy who is brought by his mother to live with his two great uncles Hub and Garth who have recently come back home after a forty year absence. These two old ...

Children are an attractive demographic for marketers because of the amount of products they consumer per year. These products include electronics, movies, toys, snacks, music and clothing which total up to $ 40 billion annually. They also influence their parents in other pro9ducts and services acquisition family car, where to go for holidays which in total sum up to $ 700 billion annually. Children are known for the nagging, this is when children nag their parents to influence the product they purchase. This is seen in the documentary when a child creates a seen in a supermarket demanding for a particular product. 360 degree immersive ...

The Merchants of Cool is a PBS documentary which deals with how young people are completely influenced by the material culture which surrounds them every day. The principal problem Rushkoff presents is the fact that young people are extremely gullible and will do anything to look cool and please their peers with the resultant fact that they end up purchasing things and gadgets which they do not really need.
Under the Radar marketing is continually practiced by several firms who make use of sophisticated marketing techniques to enquire what young people deem to be cool thus then passing on ...