Mysterio, it is not impossible for those wheels/tires to be rolling up the ramp.

It is simply impossible the way that they did it. They somehow gain speed going uphill after a bump? That is indeed impossible. Whether they used some other ploy or CGI, that is not at all real. Not sure about the rest of it though.

As for the accords, what?! Wtf? Only six of them handmade? One...jesus...why the hell would they disassemble hand made ones? In fact, why would any of them be handmade? I am totally not following any of the logic there.

Lastly, what the hell? How on earth did that cost six million dollars to film? 606 takes or not, I find six million dollars nearly impossible, unless that is simply paying the creaters for take after take over such a long period of time. Materials and the film/cameras/misc gear itself would be expensive, but nowhere near that huge price.

And yeah I saw this thing almost TWO years ago.

 

Computer animation that looks that good is very expensive my friend.

 

i wont argue the fact that it is computer animated, BUT to get the tires up hill... it ould take a wieght gyro and if they wanted to it IS possible.. and as far as invisible fishing line.. well DU you cant see the fishing line its tiny...you try and see fishing line from 10 feet away its rather dificult

 

look up rube goldberg. Its a machine such as this where one element triggers another, then triggers another......and so on

 

**cough** geek attack!! **cough**

 

LOL

 

Ok, all the technicals aside, the poster said it was real... and it's obviously not. The end. Close the thread. lol, j/k

 

i dont get it

 

We're talking about graphics in a car commercial ... we're geeks. Should be kind of obvious.

 

Yeah you're all a buncha GEEKS (I'm just a nerd LOL)