Ferrero Rocher - Ambassador's Party Reviews

While I may agree that this is advertising genius, might I say that after two years of my four big dogs thinking someone is at the door, I still have not purchased the candy... it reminds me of barking dogs.

I have seen the Ferrero Rocher advert described as "the worst ever" - but consider at little more deeply. Any publicity is good publicity and the point of adverts is to raise the public profile of a product. the very fact that we are discussing it proves that not only is the product, but the advert enjoying a high profile and a a ...  Read the complete review

The ambassador's receptions are noted in society for their dodgy dubbing which doesn't bother his guests but makes the ads seem a bit cacky to us. Yes I know that the dubbing effect is deliberate to enhance the 'foreignness' and thus 'exoticness' of the party but it doesn't really come across like that, speaking a ...  Read the complete review

This is an advert from an age when television advertising was as unsophisticated as radio advertising still is today! It might be naff, but it is highly entertaining and there must be very few boxes of Ferrero Rocher that get opened without some humourous relative or friend chirping, "...with these Ferrero Rocher you are really spoiling ...  Read the complete review

Can you imagine a christmas without seeing a Ferrero Rocher ad on tv - with "ooh monsieur, with these Rocher, you are really spoiling us". We all know those Rochers are stuck to the plate, have you ever tried it? That's a new party trick for ya! You know it's christmas when that ad comes on! The dubbed ...  Read the complete review

Watching the Ferrero Rocher advert we are bedazzled by the glamour and sophistication of the Ambassador and his guests. Beautiful women and handsome men mingle in a social gathering that we can only participate in by metaphorically pressing our noses up against the window, directing our longing and aspirations into the flickering of the TV ...  Read the complete review

Not quite I fear, there must be worse ones, but I'm clearly blocking them out at the present moment! The lip syncing is especially bad, or the accents on those peopl are far far too scary for them to be allowed out into civilisation.. they should be confined to their dinner party and only allowed to eat the stupid things, then we'd see how ...  Read the complete review

This is how I imagine life would be like if I lived somewhere like Monaco during the 1970's. Lots of foreign dignatries walking around being all nonchalent to each other. The thing is, with that many foreigners in one room, you would need at least double the number of interpreters walking around, wouldnt you? Do you not think that they ...  Read the complete review

The Ferrero Roche advert is one that everyone remembers with utter loathing, and yet it has entered the collective memory, just like the infamous "Shake n Vac" advert. It was obviously a marketing man's banal idea of giving their product an "upmarket" feel. After all what could be more upmarket than an ...  Read the complete review

Jeez!...This ad makes me laugh, infact the whole series of ads! It's just pure cheese. You can tell this straight away from the cliche majestic music, and the rich snob international upperclasses who parade in this ad and speak in dub. But I think it's it's cheesiness is what's made it most popular and appealing; a kind of a ...  Read the complete review

Watching this advert you'd be forgiven for thinking that you stumbled across a spoof ad from the Fast Show. This is the sort of thing that Paul Whitehouse would do, in dubbed Spanish with the el presidente. In reality it's a advert from a timewarp, probably from the mid to late 1970's. A time when after dinner chocs / mints ...  Read the complete review

The mystery over whether the ambassador's party is some bad joke perpetrated without even a hint of irony, or whether Ferrero Rocher really do think that their ad is classy equals that of who killed Kennedy. Can they really think that the cheesy tunes and ugly rich people quaffing cocktails is something we'll all be gagging to emulate? My ...  Read the complete review

Adverts for Ferrero Rocher have always given me the impression that they are for the rich. Well isn't that how they portray them? Maybe the rich do like them but so do we poorer souls. They are not that expensive for what you get so you are more inclined to think that the rich would go and buy their chocolates from Harrods!! ...  Read the complete review

This has to be one of the worst ads *ever*! Does it really work? Are there really viewers out there who would actually *buy* Ferrero Rocher as a result of this ad? (If you would, leave me a commentary if you're brave enough to admit it <g>!) The ad is really a throwback to the 70's......glamorous <suspend your ...  Read the complete review

Everyone must have seen this advert as it has being going around for years. It might not be the most high tech advert, in the world or even the best. But it is certainly enjoyable, and will be remembered for ever... The magic of the advert is that it is just so funny, that the Ambassador would treat his representives to a Ferrero Rocher, ...  Read the complete review