90's Commercials Vol. 13

These commercials aired on March 25th, 1994.

1. Classic Commercials Two Video Set (Is anybody sensing the irony here?)
2. Mentos (YES!)
3. TV Spot for "Jimmy Hollywood" (I've never even heard of this movie, and I have a pretty expansive knowledge of film)
4. Honda Motorcycle (One of the few motorcycle commercials I've seen)
5. Citibank
6. Mystery Science Theater 3000 College Tour (With Penn Jillette from Penn & Teller)
7. News Bites (I wasn't even aware "The New Kids On The Block" were still performing in '94)
8. Promo for "Candid Gamera"
9. Mazda MX-3 (My Dad had this car in "Jungle Green")
10. 99 Cent Whopper at Burger King
11. Zima (I pride myself in having never tried this. Apparently, it was discontinued by Coors just last month)
12. TV Spot for "Clifford"
13. Envision Contact Lenses
14. Coca Cola Bumper
15. Coca Cola (Looks like this was animated in "Mario Paint")
16. Zima (I never knew deranged Nazi Scientists were that into Zima)
17. Nissan Sentra XE
18. AT&T
19. Extra Classic Bubble Gum (Who could forget the image of a girl crushed to death by a giant gum bubble?)
20. Land Rover Defender
21. Polaroid Captiva (With "comedian" Sinbad!)

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[kikyouthekillermiko]

How ironic were watching classic 90's commercials with a commercial about 50's commercials ^_^ i hope we can get that one day...on DVD or download lol

[80sCommercialVault]

@kikyouthekillermiko Most of the ads shown there are staples of public domain compilations...I'd suspect you might be able to find several of them on archive.org.

[moomba445]

Damn...that AT&T Commercial really got the flat screen almost perfect. It's even in widescreen. Too bad AT&T only does phones now haha.

[80sCommercialVault]

@moomba445 The 16:9 widescreen ratio was adopted as the standard for HDTV in 1983.

[moomba445]

@80sCommercialVault I knew they had HD Camera technology...I just never knew they were developing an HDTV flat-touch screen in the early 90s. It's amazing how the concept was there in front of us, and nobody knew it.

[80sCommercialVault]

@moomba445 HD televisions (And I assume, cameras) were first developed in Japan in the late 60's, though at that point the technology wasn't standardized and used a different ratio.

Much of the consumer technology that we consider "modern" or "high-tech" has been around for decades, it just takes a very long time for a lot of this technology to be produced by manufacturers and adopted by the general public.

[whiteshark2046]

a video about old commercial, that has a commercial for old vieos. you just blew my mind

[80sCommercialVault]

@spcmn77 The drug commercials you see with all of the "weird and insane warnings" aren't for over the counter stuff. Those are advertising prescription drugs.

BTW...the only drugs allowed to be advertised on TV back then were over the counter and relatively harmless. The FDA began allowing DTC (Direct-to-consumer) prescription drug advertising in 1997.

[VladimirSmirnov1]

0:36 Turkish Taffy looks good.

[CommanderMantis]

I wanted to punch that Zima guy and make him cry.

[skystarless]

Zima seems like the alcoholic equivalent of Crystal Pepsi.

[IC1034]

0:47 "wicked."

[weresic]

90's; "Buying entertainment." 00's; "What is this buy music?"

[ainfoboy]

The Ending Voiceover For The Classic Commercials VHS Offer Was Ted Alexander.

[Eraserheaddf]

5:00- Dinosaur World ! = )

[027220]

5:00 - :32 I'll pass.