Guinness - Horses and surfers

The best advert i have ever seen in my entire life. This advert is in black and white which is infact the coulour of the guinness and the white horses represents the white creamy part in the top of the guinness.

I feel this is one of the best adverts ever broadcast in my lifetime guinness have succeded again - Advantages: Brilliant - Disadvantages: there r no

Flushed with success from both the general public (to whit, the winner of the 100 best ads) and critical acclaim from advertising colleagues, Jonathan Glazer has obviously been given free rein on the new Guiness advert to allow his artistic licence to spiral completely out of control. The latest advert with its dreamworld of drinking squirrels and climbing over crowds to look into peepholes is so laughably pretentious and derivative that Glazer should be brought swiftly to heel. Simply because you have made a couple of semi decent pop videos and a good advert does not turn you into Orson Welles so get back to promoting the product and lets have less of this ...  Read the complete review

I dont drink guiness but if any advert has ever made me want to buy the advertised item this is it. This is such an eye grabbing advertisement. It is nothing like the usual ones you see and then forget and know that they were made on the cheap. I dont know how this advertisement with the horses and surfers were done but I certainly stop what I am doing to watch it. It is the best advertisement at the moment. I hope one day that they do a poster of it as I for one would certainly buy it. It is known that some advertisements are better to watch than programmes and this definately falls into that category. Well done Guiness and ...  Read the complete review

What is wrong with me!!! I should love this advert, it has powerful music, powerful visuals. And it actualy has meaning. Ok so its quite obvious in your face meaning but its there and its powerful. Yet at the same time I don't think it deserved to be award winning. Its hard to be cirtain if it had that special something or not. But if I am unsure if it had it, then clearly it did not. To some extent it was killed by being shown in the cinema and on TV ad-infinitum. I also disliked the commentary they gave it. Regardless of the fact it doesn't echo quite the right sentiment (acting on ones hatred to the detriment of everything else), it ...  Read the complete review