VIEW THE FULL MOVIE HERE: http://www.aeromental.net...ith-logos/



I thought this was by far the best of all the Oscar-nominated animated short films this year.
[Edited 3/5/10 9:30am]

It was made with 2,500 logos



I only recognized 15

I don't even try as an European...

Serious said:

Which is funny because the film is French.

French movie site: http://www.logorama-themovie.com/
[Edited 3/4/10 11:43am]

sextonseven said:

Seriously? So I should try then I guess

That is terrifying.

I'd buy this movie.

looks a lot like the real world (brought to you by God, inc.)

I'm wondering how you can get away with using all these trademarks and logos legally in a film?

I knew Lego and ICI


and Malibu

ZombieKitten said:

I think I recognized Pringles, but that's about it

Serious said:

That's it? Just looking at the screen cap, French's mustard isn't available outside the states?



And what about these yellow guys all over the street in the film?



I will say though that I never heard of Betten trucking before.

These butterflies were also in the first few seconds:

And the telephone posts are made out of these:

sextonseven said:

No I never saw that mustard before in my life . I know AOL and MSN though, but never payed any attention to their logos .

sextonseven said:

I know T-Mobile, but didn't see it...

Serious said:

There's so much going on you miss a lot. I didn't notice the T-Mobile telephone poles the first time either.

I recognized so many of them (not all) It seriously looks like a typical downtown

sextonseven said:

I just watched it one time

NDRU said:

Like out west or down south where there's a lot more open space--unlike NYC.

Serious said:

Here's a German logo I didn't know at around the 1:27 mark:

sextonseven said:

it looks a lot like Santa Monica

sextonseven said:

I know that company, I had a VCR by them many years ago.

NDRU said:

It's supposed to be California, right? Did you watch the entire thing?



SPOILER: At the end, the entire west coast falls into the Pacific after an earthquake.

Serious said:

See? There's European stuff in there too.

sextonseven said:

Blaupunkt is a German word, so I guess it's a German or Swiss company, probably German.

Serious said:

we used to have a TV by them with a sonic remote control - pushing the button emitted a tone that the TV "heard" way space-age

ZombieKitten said:

German quality product probably

Serious said:

I tried googling it, can't find even a photo. I've never seen anything quite like it again, styling-wise

ZombieKitten said:

When was that?