>>7527
My favorite parts were undoubtedly when the depressed woman starts to see some old ultrasounds of the baby and then she does an expression like "Okay i give up, definitely not having the baby" then she decides to return all the stuff from the baby's room...and of course I can't leave out the last part where a lady passes by with a baby in the same stroller the protagonist was going to use and then she looks at her with certain envy. It's simply magnificent...!!!
All the little details and their meanings are what make this commercial incredibly unique, I would really like to see what could have happened after the end, but unfortunately that's impossible because it has no relation with the environmental protection message of the commercial and it's more a result from the empathy the protagonist generates in you.
some time ago I found a director's cut version, where you can hear the baby's voice (who turned out to be a girl) as if she was explaining to her mother why she doesn't want to come out, but they removed all traces of belly from the shots, so the find wasn't worth it at all in my opinion.
What I like the most about all this is that they force you to take seriously an absurd situation that could have been easily solved with a C-section.
In a nutshell, this is an unrepeatable masterpiece that very, very hardly will ever be surpassed, and why I praise this ad so much? because it's a complete fetish fuel, just think what you would do if that was your wife and you had to go through that situation...the sensations that a well done audiovisual piece can transmit are infinite and indescribable.
Moreover, I consider the plot is solid enough for a short film, movie or novel dealing with the same theme, a movie that would be extremely bizarre and possibly critically panned but that I would see more than once.
Sorry for the long text have a nice day.