Hyundai Commitment TV Commercial

His Dudeness, Jeff Bridges, (and Hyundai) talks about bowlin... er, standing by our decisions.
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Entertainment

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• Hyundai
• Commitment
• TV
• Commercial
• Jeff
• Bridges
• ipermedia
• iper
• brisbane
• australia
• TVC

[LesYeux8]

I like the message in this commercial as others have commented on. However, I don't think the first example is appropriate - what does having a big nose have to do with committment? It's not like when you were born you decided to have a big nose (and in the commercial it's an awfully big nose). I would not condone "standing by" having a big nose. If you want a nose job than do it. So aside from that first example, it's a good message in this commercial.

[ipermedia]

ha ha yes interesting observation. The nose comment...

[KDivo]

Profound statement on committment, even for a car company.

[MichaelaMachine]

I bet that car really ties the road together.

[letithappen87]

@gogeta69z i may be wrong about this but the cars are only assembled in america most parts are manufactured over seas. the profits ultimately go over seas. what builds a strong economy is bringing money in to the country through exports. if were importing most of our goods one would think that there is less money circulating throughout the country

[mymsong]

i think jeff bridges does the voice for almost every single car commercial LOL

[miashalala]

I love his voice!

[voicetube]

Jeff Bridges was in one of my favorite films of ALl TIME: The Fisher King!!!

[mhaze210]

Jeff Bridges is the white Morgan Freeman...always cool to listen to.

[lurch0016]

that car needs to find out what happens when u fuck a man in the ass

[gsequel]

@ipermedia I think it still applies indirectly. Commit to being YOU. Be satisfied with who you are AND with the choices you've made.

[SAMMYMAN7777777]

Just Go On The Road With Hundai

[DryerBoy]

Global warming has actually been a cooling for last 10 years. Look up your own data and stop blindly believing campaigning organizations like GreenPeace.