Christmas Adverts 2022

[Cherry Christmas]

We must be close to JL one?

[bots]

one of my neighbours already has christmas decorations lit up all across the outside of their house and garden .... energy saving in action

[Cherry Christmas]

one of my neighbours already has christmas decorations lit up all across the outside of their house and garden .... energy saving in action

Some of our neighbours have lights up but I think it is for Diwali

[arista]

M&S Animation using French and Saunders

[Josy]

I'm so excited for Xmas but I'm seeing people posting vids and pics of them having trees and decs up, hold the bloody train right there we haven't even had guy fawkes yet!

I don't mind the adverts though so bring then on

[Christmas Dynasnow]

We must be close to JL one?

i used to love to look forward to that

now i dread it since they simped and went woke

:yuk:

in other news Heart Xmas is now on your DAB radio

[bots]

We must be close to JL one?

will it be the first ad on the new netflix subscription? :pipe2:

[Candy Annie Cane]

]I'm so excited for Xmas [/B]but I'm seeing people posting vids and pics of them having trees and decs up, hold the bloody train right there we haven't even had guy fawkes yet!

I don't mind the adverts though so bring then on

Its so much fun when you have little ones in the house. :love:

[Josy]

Its so much fun when you have little ones in the house. :love:Yeah I can't wait to see his face on Xmas morning he's completely obsessed with cars just like his dad and he's getting a range rover it's currently under a sheet in my bedroom and he walks past it every day and has no clue so he's going to be so excited [emoji4]

[Rustic bauble]

Always look forward to seeing who's is the best...

[Cherry Christmas]

Yeah I can't wait to see his face on Xmas morning he's completely obsessed with cars just like his dad and he's getting a range rover it's currently under a sheet in my bedroom and he walks past it every day and has no clue so he's going to be so excited [emoji4]

Christmas is magical with little ones, its just not the same once Santa has left the building

[Josy]

Asdas going with Elf if the vid I watched is real.

Sorry can post as it was a tiktok

[Josy]

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[Cherry Christmas]

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:joker: brilliant

[Christmas Dynasnow]

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Excellent

Well done Asda making a proper Christmas advert

[Christmas Dynasnow]

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[arista]

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[Christmas Dynasnow]

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UTTER GARBAGE

[bots]

that's the worst one so far

[Christmas Dynasnow]

woke rubbish

[Tinsel Toes]

I presume we'll be getting a new rendition of Kevin the carrot from Aldi.

[Christmas Lights]

Every time we get to November .. it's as if that's commercially Christmas season. Everything will be Christmas related now until boxing day.

[arista]

Tesco

https://twitter.com/Tesco/status/1588560280845434888


If you post that
and click play it goes to the tesco site
hence leaving the link that plays it.

[Merry Mockmas]

Just for LT I want these groups of people cast for a Christmas Advert.

1 White person
1 Black Person
1 Asian person
3 Non-Binary people

You're welcome LT for your new favourite Christmas Advert.:p

[Christmas Lights]

Just for LT I want these groups of people cast for a Christmas Advert.

1 White person
1 Black Person
1 Asian person
3 Non-Binary people

You're welcome LT for your new favourite Christmas Advert.:p

How would the non binary one even work , I know you're probably saying it tongue in cheek. But it's got me wondering now .

[Oliver_W]

How would the non binary one even work , I know you're probably saying it tongue in cheek. But it's got me wondering now .

Aposematism hairstyle, face piercings, stupid clothes.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Just for LT I want these groups of people cast for a Christmas Advert.

1 White person
3 Black Persons
1 Asian person
3 Non-Binary people

You're welcome LT for your new favourite Christmas Advert.:p

:nono:

how could you forget the mixed race couple and their kid

so racist Mock

[Christmas Dynasnow]

The Tesco one is garbage too

[Nicky91]

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the world cup christmas ad :D

[Christmas Lights]

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the world cup christmas ad :D

FFS

[arista]

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[Christmas Dynasnow]

love that clip :joker:

[Cherry Christmas]

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:joker::joker:

[BigSister]

Asda one is my fave so far

[Christmas Dynasnow]

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[bots]

the WC has nothing to do with christmas, it's sacrilege

[Christmas Lights]

the WC has nothing to do with christmas, it's sacrilege

Yeah I'm sick of seeing football pooed all over these ads.

[Father Chris Mouse]

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the WC has nothing to do with christmas, it's sacrilege

Yeah I'm sick of seeing football pooed all over these ads.

I dunno, i think it's clever actually. It's playing tribute to 3 things i can notice....

The song (top footballers playing over A Little Less Conversation)
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1998 World Cup ad (Brazil playing football at the airport)
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And of course the Christmas classic (leaving Kevin behind)
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[Cherry Christmas]

I dunno, i think it's clever actually. It's playing tribute to 3 things i can notice....

The song (top footballers playing over A Little Less Conversation)
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1998 World Cup ad (Brazil playing football at the airport)
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And of course the Christmas classic (leaving Kevin behind)
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Aldi adverts are always very clever and have lots of hidden content

Remember Cuthbert the Caterpillar being arrested in last years one :laugh:

[bots]

Aldi obviously think that the WC is more interesting than Christmas to the majority of people in the UK, which is an interesting observation. I guess the WC is a month where Christmas is a day

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Aldi obviously think that the WC is more interesting than Christmas to the majority of people in the UK, which is an interesting observation. I guess the WC is a month where Christmas is a day

they may yet do a Xmas one tho

[bots]

if england get knocked out at the group stage, it could end up with people swearing at it :laugh:

[Cherry Christmas]

Aldi obviously think that the WC is more interesting than Christmas to the majority of people in the UK, which is an interesting observation. I guess the WC is a month where Christmas is a day

It's about linking it and getting people to pig out during the matches so will extend their Christmas food trade period

[Zizu]

I haven’t had time to read through this thread .. are there any worth looking out for this year ?


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[Father Chris Mouse]

It's about linking it and getting people to pig out during the matches so will extend their Christmas food trade period

And double the booze

[Father Chris Mouse]

Aldi adverts are always very clever and have lots of hidden content

Remember Cuthbert the Caterpillar being arrested in last years one :laugh:

Yeah i like it, i don't even shop there, but their ads are pretty quirky for sure :laugh:

[Time to Sleigh]

About the Aldi one. I can't help but feel that there will be like a sequel to it. It's good to promote the world cup Aldi has always been passionate about sponsoring sport. However I reckon they have made Kevin the carrot have a home alone focused advert in time for Christmas. So that won't be there Christmas advert

[Time to Sleigh]

Surprised the boots one hasn't been posted yet. I thought it was pretty clever

[Time to Sleigh]

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I find it great!!

[Christmas Dynasnow]

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I find it great!!

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using children and the care system to sell household goods for profit

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[Time to Sleigh]

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using children and the care system to sell household goods for profit

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I don't think it's promoting any goods though...which is weird as it's supposed to be an advert for a shop...the message is good I thought

[Tinsel Toes]

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using children and the care system to sell household goods for profit

vile

They are working with 'The Care system' donating money and raising awareness of how lacking the system is and aiming to improve childrens chances as they go into the workplace.

[bots]

there is nothing wrong with the JL advert :shrug:

[bots]

Christmas adverts have started on TV - and as ever, many conjure up sentimentality, nostalgia and joy.

But as the cost of living soars, some retailers have opted for a more muted approach to their campaigns this year.

John Lewis said its advert, featuring a foster family, was less about buying things and more about kindness.

But some retail experts warned scenes of bountiful buffets in other ads were still out of touch as families struggle with rising prices.

John Lewis is the latest big name brand to beam its festive message into homes around the UK. It told the BBC the cost-of-living crisis was "front of mind" when deciding what tone the advert should take.

"I don't think we're going out there saying, 'don't buy anything'. Because we wouldn't be in business," said Claire Pointon, director of customer at John Lewis.

"But this advert is not about 'go and buy things'. This advert is about saying how can you as an individual show kindness to someone else who may need it. I think that's quite an important message at Christmas."

Many supermarkets have also given a nod to the cost-of-living crisis in their Christmas adverts this year.

Tesco and Lidl have both put an emphasis on price and affordability in their messaging, at a time when many families are facing rising grocery bills.

Tesco's Christmas party advert promises to deliver an affordable and joyful festive season. "The only thing we'll cut are prices," it says.

Lidl's ad features a girl's teddy bear that unexpectedly finds fame and becomes the face of the supermarket's advertising campaign. It continued to promise its well-known phrase to customers this Christmas season: "Big on quality, Lidl on price."

Why are prices rising so much?
Life is tough for millions, says Sainsbury's boss
Market research experts say brands were being careful not to look out of touch with their customers.

"There clearly is a more muted tone this year, and that's fitting for the time we're going through," said Nick Carroll, associate director of retail research at Mintel.

"Consumers are really feeling the pressure of rising living costs and retailers want to speak to that audience and represent that."

The John Lewis advert, called The Beginner, shows a middle-aged man learning how to skateboard and suffering a series of accidents and failed attempts in the process.

In the final scene, we meet Ellie, a young teenager clutching her skateboard as she waits to enter her new foster home. The reason for the man's efforts become clear, as we realise he was trying to master the skill of skateboarding in order to connect with Ellie.

John Lewis would not comment on how much it cost to make the advert, which is 90 seconds long and set to a cover of Blink 182's All The Small Things by the artist Mike Geier.

But it doesn't have any of the special effects that you might have seen in Christmases past, nor any recognisable celebrities.

That was a "very deliberate choice", explained Ms Pointon.

"The tone has been important for us in terms of how we tell the story," she said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63544312

[Cherry Christmas]

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I find it great!!

Unexpected I like it

[The Slim Reaper]

Christmas adverts have started on TV - and as ever, many conjure up sentimentality, nostalgia and joy.

But as the cost of living soars, some retailers have opted for a more muted approach to their campaigns this year.

John Lewis said its advert, featuring a foster family, was less about buying things and more about kindness.

But some retail experts warned scenes of bountiful buffets in other ads were still out of touch as families struggle with rising prices.

John Lewis is the latest big name brand to beam its festive message into homes around the UK. It told the BBC the cost-of-living crisis was "front of mind" when deciding what tone the advert should take.

"I don't think we're going out there saying, 'don't buy anything'. Because we wouldn't be in business," said Claire Pointon, director of customer at John Lewis.

"But this advert is not about 'go and buy things'. This advert is about saying how can you as an individual show kindness to someone else who may need it. I think that's quite an important message at Christmas."

Many supermarkets have also given a nod to the cost-of-living crisis in their Christmas adverts this year.

Tesco and Lidl have both put an emphasis on price and affordability in their messaging, at a time when many families are facing rising grocery bills.

Tesco's Christmas party advert promises to deliver an affordable and joyful festive season. "The only thing we'll cut are prices," it says.

Lidl's ad features a girl's teddy bear that unexpectedly finds fame and becomes the face of the supermarket's advertising campaign. It continued to promise its well-known phrase to customers this Christmas season: "Big on quality, Lidl on price."

Why are prices rising so much?
Life is tough for millions, says Sainsbury's boss
Market research experts say brands were being careful not to look out of touch with their customers.

"There clearly is a more muted tone this year, and that's fitting for the time we're going through," said Nick Carroll, associate director of retail research at Mintel.

"Consumers are really feeling the pressure of rising living costs and retailers want to speak to that audience and represent that."

The John Lewis advert, called The Beginner, shows a middle-aged man learning how to skateboard and suffering a series of accidents and failed attempts in the process.

In the final scene, we meet Ellie, a young teenager clutching her skateboard as she waits to enter her new foster home. The reason for the man's efforts become clear, as we realise he was trying to master the skill of skateboarding in order to connect with Ellie.

John Lewis would not comment on how much it cost to make the advert, which is 90 seconds long and set to a cover of Blink 182's All The Small Things by the artist Mike Geier.

But it doesn't have any of the special effects that you might have seen in Christmases past, nor any recognisable celebrities.

That was a "very deliberate choice", explained Ms Pointon.

"The tone has been important for us in terms of how we tell the story," she said.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-63544312

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[bots]

WOKE

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[Christmas Dynasnow]

Aldi win again :dance:


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[bots]

became a snow mans .... nose :laugh:

[Time to Sleigh]

About the Aldi one. I can't help but feel that there will be like a sequel to it. It's good to promote the world cup Aldi has always been passionate about sponsoring sport. However I reckon they have made Kevin the carrot have a home alone focused advert in time for Christmas. So that won't be there Christmas advert

I was correct then!

[Christmas Dynasnow]

became a snow mans .... nose :laugh:

a deliberate cock-up!

[Cherry Christmas]

Aldi win again :dance:


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:joker:

[Santa's NaughtiNess]

I like the Lidl one :laugh:

[Time to Sleigh]

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The McDonalds one.

This is a very depressing one

[Time to Sleigh]

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The Disney one

[Christmas Dynasnow]

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The McDonalds one.

This is a very depressing one

what do you mean depressing its a lovely advert about family being more important than possession??

[bots]

it gets a big vote from me as it features one of my all time favourite songs

[Cherry Christmas]

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The McDonalds one.

This is a very depressing one

I think it’s lovely

[James]

I like the John Lewis Christmas advert better than their ones in recent years.

[Cherry Christmas]

Aldi win again :dance:


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Viewers would be forgiven for thinking Kevin might be watching a game from the upcoming World Cup, with the teaser for the ad paying homage to the iconic 1998 Nike World Cup Advert.
But when people got a glimpse of Kevin's TV screen, they realised he was watching something quite different. Instead, the carrot was enjoying a match between teams 'Cuth' and 'Col', with Cuth winning 1-0 .
In response, social media users were quick to praise the cheeky detail, which delighted many. Having spotted the names, one commenter asked: "Hang on is that Cuthburt v Colin?" adding a laughing emoji, and another replied: "OMG - yes it is!! Totally missed that."
Someone else thought the move was "brilliant," and another fan wrote: "Aldi’s Cuthbert 1, (I’m assuming M&S) Colin 0!!! Genius!" But it was not the only part of the clip that had viewers talking.

[Nicky91]

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this one also is good fun


with Declan Rice, Mason Mount, Thierry Henry and Eric Cantona

[Christmas Dynasnow]

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this one also is good fun


with Declan Rice, Mason Mount, Thierry Henry and Eric Cantona

:joker:

brilliant

[Christmas Dynasnow]

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[smudgie]

Holidays are coming…
Coca-Cola advert on at last.
First day of advent today, so trees can go up.