CarrionCrow: Agreed. I've seen a few that made me want to throw things after a while. I get that it's all synthetic, it's all fake. But holy crap, do they have to make quite such a spectacle of how badly it's all being presented? That doesn't make me want the product, it just makes me want their ad executives to die in a fire.
The thought of Spain having an IHOP is depressing. Not as much as Joker talking about them having a Costco, but it's in the same ballpark.
I mainly remember a lot of fast cuts, and the sequences being much harder to follow than they should have been.
FearfulSymmetry: Yesssss. I hate the terrible acting. And over here we also get foreign commercials that are quite obviously and quite badly dubbed over in Dutch. It's so bad that the mouths move at completely the wrong time, and for some reason the voice actors they hire always sound borderline hysterical.
Well, we have Starbucks now ... I remember when you had to go all the way to Amsterdam to get Starbucks, but now there are two stores even in my remote city at the north end of the country. :P
Good moaning what's going o... GOOD GOD IS THAT IT FOR HALLOWEEN?!
Meh; it's good enough.
There's an IHOP here?! (first time I read that, I thought it was some sort of tech gadget) I must go, order some, then rack my brains about why people keep eating such things willingly and repeatedly.
I'm still trying to figure out McDonalds.
There's at least 2 starbucks in town. I've ordered twice from them. Once to try it. And a second to convince myself that I hadn't hallucinated the whole thing. I don't even think their coffe is particularly bad, just ludicruously overpriced. Also, over here people usually prefer coffee in small doses, not in HUEG paper soda cups. As far as I know, they're kept in business almost exclusively thanks to tourists.
No prize for guessing their nationality.