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Myron 2023-09-24 09:51:26
All I can say is, it's...
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Cornell 2023-06-15 02:17:40
A shortened version of...
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Ambrose 2023-05-30 14:58:07
I don't know too...
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Keyshawn 2023-05-19 01:18:53
2010-03-25 read. "2012" of the world of trademarks. The era of handicraft is completely over, and the commodities are extremely abundant. To distinguish various commodities, we can only rely on trademarks. In the end, the camera zoomed out slowly, leaving the earth, leaving the solar system, and projecting to the entire universe. (I can't see any cosmic footage since Agora. = =|||)
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Brown 2023-05-15 21:58:46
Is life a illusion...
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Chasity 2023-04-24 19:10:09
I suddenly realized that this world is not only my own, the probability of winning awards for my favorite works is always very small, which does not prevent me from pursuing my favorite...
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Daphney 2023-04-13 07:56:19
oh no, I can't recognize how...
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Lilliana 2023-04-13 06:32:14
A cop + disaster story in a world full of commodity logos. The greatest joy of watching a film is not to see the story's origins and transitions, but to identify each Logo, and being able to recognize dozens of thousands of Logos has given me a great sense of accomplishment! The character settings of the gangster McDonald's Milo, the police detective Michelin tire man, the lecherous customer Uncle Pringle, etc. are quite reversed, and they deserve to be the best animated short film at the...
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Erich 2023-03-21 04:35:15
Hello Cash...
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Reyes 2023-03-19 07:19:21
Looking forward to the...
Logorama Comments
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Darlene 2022-01-22 08:05:25
Logorama has fulfilled my fantasy since I was a kid
I remember when I was 5 years old, my old lady took me to Beijing. That was the age when McDonald's just landed in Shenzhen and then moved to Beijing. Children love KFC because of the chicken wings and the big slide in the children's play area.
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Dawn 2022-01-22 08:05:25
Implications of trademarks and stereotype
The creepy thing about this film is that
it made me realize that we were programmed to default to so many trademarks.
Bentley's wings fly gracefully over the sea, msn butterflies fly lightly,
American cities are full of hotels of different grades. , The restaurant is suitable for your appetite and...
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Michelinman Mike: Oh, God. It was... you know what? You should come with us next time.
Michelinman Mitch: No, man. I don't like zoos.
Michelinman Mike: Aw, man. But the kids go apeshit for it.
Michelinman Mitch: Yeah, well, I don't see my kids that much. Besides, it's depressing.
Michelinman Mike: What? Getting up close to animals? I mean, where the hell else you going to get that close to a cheetah?
Michelinman Mitch: Yeah, that cheetah can run like a motherfucker, but in a zoo, they ain't got enough room to hit second gear. I mean, it ain't like they're in their natural habitat.
Michelinman Mike: Yeah, no shit, man. That's cause they'd be dead if they were in their natural habitat. These animals have been rescued. Usually injured or something in like the, you know the wild, or blind.
Michelinman Mitch: No shit?
Michelinman Mike: No shit.
Michelinman Mitch: See? I didn't know that.
Michelinman Mike: Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Michelinman Mitch: That's even more depressing. That's what I'm talking about. A blind ass cheetah bumping into trees and shit. That shit's fucked up.
Michelinman Mike: I didn't say the cheetah was blind.
Michelinman Mitch: Well then what's blind?
Michelinman Mike: N-nothing's blind. It's just an example.
Michelinman Mitch: Well then that's a fucked up example of some shit right there, man. That's what I'm talking about. Blind cheetahs and shit.
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Michelinman Mike: [after getting berated by his boss] Captain Douchebag.
