*sigh* I don't get why people keep insisting there are special effects/CGI in this advert. All you see is real, and happened. The one single thing that is, in a way, cheating, is that it isn't one continuous shot, it's two. This was done for two reasons. One, the space where it's all shot is too short for one long shot. And two, by splitting it, they cut down of possible errors.
I've heard that the biggest problem this ad ran into was that no one believed it was done without the use of any edits or CGI. According to Terry O'Reilly on CBC's "The Age of Persuasion" there is absolutely no CGI whatsoever
This is an impressive video, and I guess, from an artist's perspective, it shows all the new features quite well. But still, in the end, it's just a cool superbowl commercial.
To be more specific, take a tire and put a 40 pound weight on the top, perfectly balanced. Nothing will happen. Now nudge the tire. That weight is no longer perfectly balanced and will 'fall', rotating the tire with it, and a heavy enough weight will allow the tire to 'climb' a slope as the weight falls
I saw this commercial at some theme park just before one of their 45 min IMAX mockumentaries. It was a show about space, forgot what it was called but it was pretty fun.
whats the ad thats kinda like this 1....... its filmed in one continuous shot with a guy walking around his appartment doing a sequence of incredible little tricks. the ad is a few years old and it took hundreds of takes to get it all right in one go
ARGH.... its driving me mad that i cant remember it!
3.that person will ask u out or say they love u tomarrow.
4. heres the thing copy and paste to 2 other vids
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why does the middle tire on the ramp go up again after it bounces off the top tire??? Wouldn't it hit the top one then roll back down? It almost looks like it hits the top wheel, rolls down a bitjust from bouncing off the other one, then rolls up again. Weird.
Two takes, actually. Around 1 minute they cut into the 2nd take, according to snopes it's because the studio wasn't big enough for it all to be done in 1.
it wasnt 16 years lol it was approx 6 years plus, on the actual DVD disk they didnt use an computer graphics, this is all presicion and physics, its fucking amazing
ummm.....have you watched the ad....it's a whole series of energy changes...understand physics at all?....I think you're going to do bad on your assignment.
crap i tried to reply and accidentally hit spam sorry but no its the other way around that part was cgi not trick photography. there wasnt any trick photography but one part where they sped up the video and the middle part
It wasn't done in one take. There are two halves that they filmed because the studio in Paris where it was filmed is not large enough for the entire chain. They pieced the two sequences together, that is the only trick photography used. And no, there is no computer animation. It took them 605 tries (not practices, actual attempts) before the 606th worked.
Six hundred and six takes, actually, and it was clipped together from two segments where the muffler rolls. Otherwise, the only CG is lighting augmentation.
I got a free making of dvd of this advert a few years back when i bought a car magazine cant quite remember which one it was now, but after seeing how they made it theres definately no stop-action filming or CGI here i can tell u that much...
there were no computer in this you dumb fuck they even tear apart a honda accord prototype just to give you this ad and you will say its a computer well fuck you you stupid dumbass hope you die
false, the tires go up because there's a weight inside the tires. When pushed it causes the weight to move and attempt to recenter itself, thus moving in the upward position.
The production of this advertising took 606 takes and roughly $6,000,000 or 6,000,000 euros (whether it's dollars or euros hasn't been confirmed). also, when you see the muffler roll, there's video editing there because no studio could fit the entire 2 minute run. therefore they split it in two takes.
In the making of DVD, Honda admit that it was actually taken in two shots. The split is at 1:00 where the exhaust rolls along. The only reason for this is that they could not find a room long enough to set up the whole thing in one shot! It would have worked all in one go if they could though.
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swagatsaurav 1 month ago
whoop whoop.. :) enjoyed it!
clarelamare 2 months ago
*sigh* I don't get why people keep insisting there are special effects/CGI in this advert. All you see is real, and happened. The one single thing that is, in a way, cheating, is that it isn't one continuous shot, it's two. This was done for two reasons. One, the space where it's all shot is too short for one long shot. And two, by splitting it, they cut down of possible errors.
MoonEyes2k 4 months ago
What on Earth!? This makes me wish I lived in the UK.
DavidSpencer6174 7 months ago
I've heard that the biggest problem this ad ran into was that no one believed it was done without the use of any edits or CGI. According to Terry O'Reilly on CBC's "The Age of Persuasion" there is absolutely no CGI whatsoever
7300Matt 9 months ago
This is an impressive video, and I guess, from an artist's perspective, it shows all the new features quite well. But still, in the end, it's just a cool superbowl commercial.
ferretyluv 11 months ago
This is like tom and jerry :D
TheBlueFire20 1 year ago
To be more specific, take a tire and put a 40 pound weight on the top, perfectly balanced. Nothing will happen. Now nudge the tire. That weight is no longer perfectly balanced and will 'fall', rotating the tire with it, and a heavy enough weight will allow the tire to 'climb' a slope as the weight falls
ahanix1988 1 year ago
actually this was shot using to diiferent shots and they cutted them together in editing. But still is amazing because there are no cg.
joachim2464 1 year ago
Simpsons did it
davelister2005 1 year ago
i seen in real life
shonoo9999 1 year ago
brill
MATANUIalive2009 1 year ago
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snoguy986 2 years ago
excelento!
feli2000 2 years ago
how the tires move up???
drigotechbras 2 years ago
@drigotechbras
They have put weights in the tires, so if they be touched, they will role.
Leanderable 2 years ago
@drigotechbras my physics teacher told me it's possible if the tires are weighted properly... must be hard to figure out!!!
nfsaleem 1 year ago
wats the song
123shredthegnar 2 years ago
Rapper's Delight by the Sugarhill Gang
nfsaleem 2 years ago
that movie is freakin sweet it looks so realistic dont ya think? (.)_(.)
lestat0987 2 years ago
it is.
Lightningblade12345 2 years ago
it was done in real time with no effects.
kennboy1 2 years ago 15
@kennboy1 the muffler part is actually cgi, but other than that everythings real.
Qball914 1 year ago
@kennboy1 clearly there are MANY effects
UrbanRoar 10 months ago
I wish they sold this station wagon in America.
spreadopulence 2 years ago
did you know (aparently) the director wanted it to be completly real (i dont know if that is well know, or not)
doza135 2 years ago 3
that was cool
00syncchick00 2 years ago
I saw this commercial at some theme park just before one of their 45 min IMAX mockumentaries. It was a show about space, forgot what it was called but it was pretty fun.
arrancarfish 2 years ago
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haha I get h0t and wet when I laugh! Is that weird?
LaurelCowgal 2 years ago
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Best song ever
SX3Ben 2 years ago
Future generations may look back on this as humanity's greatest achievement.
kingping189 2 years ago 4
all i can say is 1:16
and also those uphill tires
mazinais31 2 years ago
whats the ad thats kinda like this 1....... its filmed in one continuous shot with a guy walking around his appartment doing a sequence of incredible little tricks. the ad is a few years old and it took hundreds of takes to get it all right in one go
ARGH.... its driving me mad that i cant remember it!
xxzmikezxx 2 years ago
Just look up rube goldberg commercial!
ResentfulButtocks 2 years ago
506 or 606 takes I believe
N3N3ny 2 years ago
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migster111 2 years ago
how did they get the tires to roll up an incline like that ?
igenther99 2 years ago 2
igenther99 - read the comments and you will see. There is also a "making of" DVD.
ksol1460 2 years ago
i guess they were weighted on one side
langdon04 2 years ago
they had weights inside that gave them enough momentum to go forward when they rolled
N3N3ny 2 years ago 3
thanks for telling me its been bugging me
igenther99 2 years ago
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nfsaleem 2 years ago
This ad and Rube Goldberg machines FTW. To quote Bill Nye, "Science rules!" ;)
pegasigirl2010 2 years ago
watched a show on the making of this ad took something like 3 months and over 600 attempts to make it work
mojo3891 2 years ago
awesome
:P
happygirl2210 2 years ago
I hate Hondas but this ad impresses me.
whattheheck1000 2 years ago
Nice =)
counterafk 2 years ago
It was great but didn't take peoples breath away because everyone thought it was CGI. LOL
PianoClips 2 years ago
RE: tires rolling up
You can see that they are weighted down on one side. Once they rolled about 1/2 revolution, they stay in that spot.
This must have taken superhuman patience.
mrradoslaw 2 years ago 15
606 tries over 4 days apparently. Just heard a story about this yesterday.
agentdarkboote 2 years ago
it was actually weeks and it cost milions
deejaylivinsoulja 2 years ago
4 days of the trying the final setup to get that to work. They spent months figuring out a path that would look cool and work though, yes.
agentdarkboote 2 years ago
Over 4 months you mean?
blkwhtrbbtX 2 years ago
@mrradoslaw - Superhuman patience is right. It took 606 takes, and 6 million dollars, to complete.
anneOnymous1 1 year ago
wonderfull...
see our tv commercial as well
we invite you friendly
;)
samsima1 2 years ago
what are these little maze things called again?
broadcastuser12345 2 years ago
rube goldberg devices
nojoek152 2 years ago
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1.take ur middle finger and put on ur nose.
2.say a name of someone u like.
3.that person will ask u out or say they love u tomarrow.
4. heres the thing copy and paste to 2 other vids
dnt read this(cuz it really wrks). u will gt kissd on the nearest frieday by the love of ur life. 2mara wll b the bst day of ur life hwever if you dnt post ths comment 2 at least 3 vids u will die withn 2 days... sorry i hate these things
ofkciejh 2 years ago
WOW! Amazing! :) Favorite!
AllAroundArtsy 2 years ago
IT IS SO AWESOME!
BLITZVERIOZN 2 years ago
this was totally real i have done the research it is 100 percent. real it took 606 takes to get it right. i just saw it today in phyisical science.
mechanicsville, va
BLITZVERIOZN 2 years ago
Coolest idea ever but i have never seen tires role up. Did you know that honda is the offixcal veichel of the nhl its tight
hockeybro310 2 years ago
the put weights in the wheels so that once they were hit they rolled up
alucardlubu 2 years ago
Best advert ever! Really clever how they did this. :D
beaumontjames2007 2 years ago
I knew the tires had SOMETHING done to them... lol I've never seen tires roll up ramps that well just by bumping into eachother.
thefarkinator 2 years ago
Sorry but it is real. Look it up before you comment.
Tebok73509 2 years ago
Never seen tires roll up a ramp by themselves like that...
TexasFusion 2 years ago
The tyres were weighted on the inside of the wheel, and balanced perfectly so when nudged the weight would cause them to roll up the ramp.
Ragecaek 2 years ago
oh we watched this in PLTW today!
LeahAndFriendsShow 2 years ago 2
This advert really sums up the Honda motto:
The Power of Dreams
RoLLWithITOasis1 2 years ago
One of the last, proper adverts on tv. Utterly genius. Love it.
RoLLWithITOasis1 2 years ago
They spent over $6 million on this Ad, genius!
Vart91 2 years ago
They probably spent $60K, but wrote off the stated number of $6 million.
allbusinessjoe 2 years ago
I heard that it took them 641 takes for this ad
tonyboyangie3 2 years ago
the name to describe this particular chain of events is called Rube Goldberg Machine
ssjowowo 2 years ago 3
There is a name to describe this chain of events. Does anyone know what it is?
allbusinessjoe 2 years ago
Dominoes Effect?
KaizerKaizi 2 years ago
No. It a single word. Might even be a person's name.
allbusinessjoe 2 years ago
I'm not sure. all i can think of is that. sorry.
KaizerKaizi 2 years ago
It's a Rube Goldberg machine :D
Brits might call it a Heath Robinson contraption.
hexachordal 2 years ago 2
Thats it!
Thanks so much. It was driving my crazy.
allbusinessjoe 2 years ago 2
its ' upshot'
mastionlyone 2 years ago
Man I wish the wagon came to Australia. Such a nice look!
alfonzo007 2 years ago
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gpasoyf 2 years ago
Looks real to me.
It's possible to roll wheels up a ramp, you just have to weight them correctly.
nfsaleem 2 years ago
magnificant.One of the best ads in history
coolJustinman 2 years ago
this is fake how do the wheels roll up the hill?
polos0001 2 years ago
It's actually possible if you put weights on the wheels at the exact position.
nfsaleem 2 years ago
Nope not fake, read about it on snoops. The tires were weighted on one side and balanced.
Tebok73509 2 years ago 2
haha yeah i just read that
inmyfacehaha 2 years ago
Wow! and to think they didn't use a computer or any camera tricks!
garrettsambo7 2 years ago 2
That's easy to do - have unbalanced wheels and they will do that.
Scotracer 2 years ago
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Please retard. I've had tuna sandwiches more epic than rube goldberg devices.
WorldsMyStage 2 years ago
lolz :'''D
PlikDeluxe 2 years ago
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PlikDeluxe 2 years ago
yes this is real fool it takes them forever to make but they wanted an epic comercial so whats more epic then a rube goldberg device? (google it)
yeti989 2 years ago
i saw this in science class it was beast
yeti989 2 years ago
the tires have weights in them, i helped put some of this together
Lllluke37 2 years ago
Bull, its simple inertia physics, no weights required
IvanOtter 2 years ago
one word
WOW
it took them 567 shoots to get it perfect and none of it is camera ricks
FACT
minimehmet1 2 years ago
amazing
NSxFilms 2 years ago
what is that song at the end called!!!??
Lllluke37 3 years ago
rapper's delight
makisstyle 2 years ago
rappers delight by sugarhill gang...hope tht helps
winstonblack99 2 years ago
Kind of sounds like "Another one bites the dust" by Queen.
KingJaymz666 2 years ago
這個廣告做得真是非常之好!!!good
hui0666 3 years ago
Maybe there are weights inside the wheels???
thedjelectron 3 years ago
Yes, there are weights in the wheels
Couponmail2008 3 years ago
why does the middle tire on the ramp go up again after it bounces off the top tire??? Wouldn't it hit the top one then roll back down? It almost looks like it hits the top wheel, rolls down a bitjust from bouncing off the other one, then rolls up again. Weird.
thedjelectron 3 years ago
took 6.2 mil to make won many awards, no animations or graphics of any kind, also took 152 retakes
austinkwong 3 years ago
actualy 606
SsSoutlaw4SsS 3 years ago
Done all in one take, with no special effects. Damn impressive.
JustAWasteOfTime 3 years ago
yeh sure it was
gards2 3 years ago
Two takes, actually. Around 1 minute they cut into the 2nd take, according to snopes it's because the studio wasn't big enough for it all to be done in 1.
gildedlink 3 years ago
I've seen this a few times, over the years, but it is always facinating.
I just realized, though, that the particular car in this video is not an American version.
Look, the steering wheel is on the RIGHT!
wizard722 3 years ago
that's how it is in england... this is an english ad. don't you recognize the man's accent at the end?
elliexx242 3 years ago
He's american ffs lol
gards2 3 years ago
I love physics
arjunpeace 3 years ago
ne1 know the song that was playing?
hinatalover125 3 years ago
rapper's delight by sugarhill gang
DullahThaDon 3 years ago
606 takes and they were gunna give up if dat last one didnt work!! so it said in da paper anyway!! Best TV commercial ever!! Incredible!!
PaulCribbin93 3 years ago
I think that I just dropped acid...
nuclearpyro91 3 years ago
it wasnt 16 years lol it was approx 6 years plus, on the actual DVD disk they didnt use an computer graphics, this is all presicion and physics, its fucking amazing
alexstoji1991 3 years ago
That's awesome. You gotta know a lot of stuff about timing, precision and physics to do that.
SalohcinSilverwing 3 years ago
apparently it took 16 years to make
Goblin816 3 years ago
Love it :)
lisiaczek 3 years ago
oh.. well, turns out the tires were weighted
with the weight part up. When the tire hits the next, the weight throws off the balance and rolls it "uphill" into the next tire.
oelergodt 3 years ago
Honda is my favorite brand .
kasdri 3 years ago
how do the tires roll uphill?
h20polokid13 3 years ago
Yea! I really don't get that either...
oelergodt 3 years ago
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because its FAKE!
amar1988 3 years ago
No. The tires were fitted with counter-weights to give it the amount of force it needs to roll a small bit uphill. (My Physics teacher told me.)
SalohcinSilverwing 3 years ago 2
Hey! My physics teacher told me the exact same thing.
jfkcougars091 3 years ago 2
I don't have a physics teacher!!!
=D
25thhourfilms 3 years ago
i know that it is not cgi. after rereading the article i got the info from i realized i misread it and it is not cgi. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Twoyoudude 3 years ago
this is cgi you know
Twoyoudude 3 years ago
are you being intentionally obtuse?
bruhe 3 years ago
Believe it or not, its not CGI.
Himom2032 3 years ago
it's really not
CadyCTSlover 3 years ago
they spent a ton of money making that comercial
mitchzilla117 3 years ago
great video... what's the song at the end??? It's catchy.
nfsaleem 3 years ago
I think it's "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang
OK2FLY 3 years ago
does anybody know the name of the music they play towards the end of the advert ??
filmfanatic1 3 years ago
Yo Honda didn't use any computer technology or any strings to make this commercial if you don't believe me go to snopesdotcom
CANUCKS101NAZZY19 3 years ago
Oh dear, such a superb commercial, from both the technical and marketing point of view! I loved it... and the precision is superb! Beautiful!
Veredei 3 years ago
this is so cool we watched it in my industrial arts class i heard it took 606 tries to get it right whoa
angel5265 3 years ago
awesome advert, still one of the best
jpezzaa 3 years ago
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Sorry, I'm just not convinced that Honda uses AIR-FOILS for radiator fans. If so...Fine. If not... old fashioned stop-action filming or CGI here.
Aye90125 3 years ago
ummm.....have you watched the ad....it's a whole series of energy changes...understand physics at all?....I think you're going to do bad on your assignment.
KG902 3 years ago 2
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WOW...Honda uses an AIR-FOIL for a radiator fan??
Aye90125 3 years ago
crap i tried to reply and accidentally hit spam sorry but no its the other way around that part was cgi not trick photography. there wasnt any trick photography but one part where they sped up the video and the middle part
dj999dominator 3 years ago
It wasn't done in one take. There are two halves that they filmed because the studio in Paris where it was filmed is not large enough for the entire chain. They pieced the two sequences together, that is the only trick photography used. And no, there is no computer animation. It took them 605 tries (not practices, actual attempts) before the 606th worked.
Mediocraties 3 years ago 2
Yes, it's done in one shot, yes, it cost about 6 mill, and yes it took a shitload of takes.
And holy crap is it ever cool now.
yoshishock 3 years ago 4
Right .. to put a few people straight.
1. The Honda advert was done in one take
2. The Honda advert is a Xerox copy of Artists Peter Fischli and David Weiss - The Way Things Go 1987.
paulholliday 3 years ago
2. The Honda advert was INSPIRED by Artists Peter Fischli and David Weiss - The Way Things Go 1987.
HayliFairy91 3 years ago
so INSPIRED that they tried to sue honda for it !
paulholliday 3 years ago
Six hundred and six takes, actually, and it was clipped together from two segments where the muffler rolls. Otherwise, the only CG is lighting augmentation.
SigmaSixxx 3 years ago
who no's there energy's i need help wit assignment n we using this video
cherrbarry 3 years ago
You need help with English as well.
KG902 3 years ago
i heard that they practiced it about 600+ times, but they took it in one shot. not sure though.
holymonkey3 3 years ago
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OMG its amazing what u can do with a little computer power withoutit there would be NO good adds!!
ryannathans 3 years ago
Actually...this WASN'T done with a computer. It REALLY happened/worked that way...after a LOT of shoots to be sure, but it did work in real life.
crazedthoughts 3 years ago 6
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Sorry, I'm just not convinced that Honda uses AIR-FOILS for radiator fans. If so...Fine. If not... old fashioned stop-action filming or CGI here.
Aye90125 3 years ago
I got a free making of dvd of this advert a few years back when i bought a car magazine cant quite remember which one it was now, but after seeing how they made it theres definately no stop-action filming or CGI here i can tell u that much...
gsinghbance 3 years ago
there were no computer in this you dumb fuck they even tear apart a honda accord prototype just to give you this ad and you will say its a computer well fuck you you stupid dumbass hope you die
tulud 3 years ago
Wow. Such anger.
poeticprose 3 years ago
hahahaha, what a wacky guy
hodown94 3 years ago
The announcer at the end is American humorist and radio personality Garrison Keillor.
MrUnidyne 3 years ago
It's almost completely real too. Wow. I love this commercial
Mutnt 3 years ago
well thank god for your post--i said over 600, which 606 falls into. award for most useless post ever=rickren2
classicor 3 years ago
false, the tires go up because there's a weight inside the tires. When pushed it causes the weight to move and attempt to recenter itself, thus moving in the upward position.
The production of this advertising took 606 takes and roughly $6,000,000 or 6,000,000 euros (whether it's dollars or euros hasn't been confirmed). also, when you see the muffler roll, there's video editing there because no studio could fit the entire 2 minute run. therefore they split it in two takes.
kuuqi 3 years ago 3
over 600 takes, actually.
classicor 3 years ago
Rube Goldberg would be proud. It's a bit long to be a commercial.
kingslice75 3 years ago 2
i've seen it on TV before.
dude198player 3 years ago
omg. i dont know about the weel uphil but still ace
shoppingisace 3 years ago
there was a string pulling them.
dude198player 3 years ago
it was effing AMAZING!!!!!
chelziepink 3 years ago
@zerocky1771
Check the wiki, nowhere are Jamie or Adam OR their company M5 listed.
cloudyprison 3 years ago
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yup did you guyz now that the myth busters wher contracted to build the whole thing
zerocky1771 3 years ago
its true, they specialise in this
kinsley2108 3 years ago
just amazing
arielatom02 3 years ago
In the making of DVD, Honda admit that it was actually taken in two shots. The split is at 1:00 where the exhaust rolls along. The only reason for this is that they could not find a room long enough to set up the whole thing in one shot! It would have worked all in one go if they could though.
qwertyalienqwerty 3 years ago
qwerty: How did the wheels go uphill at 0:29? Didn't seem right to me. Otherwise, this was awesome.
WadeBlazingame34 3 years ago