The beer and soda companies may have run with the idea of conceptual cinematic ads, but it was copier manufacturer Xerox that set the standard. And no matter how old the ad, the idea of monks taking the easy road is always funny.
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16 clumsy+shy | 2/3/2007, 11:13 am EST
I liked Brother Dominique’s look at the end, and who doesn’t love a little jab at the church, but how this better than the Magic Fridge??
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