Honda Commercial Rube Goldberg

I would explain what the video is about, but in the very beginning, it's self explanatory

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Entertainment

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• commercials
• Honda
• Commercial
• Rube
• Goldberg

[AuraRei]

How many employees killed themselves in the making of this commercial? You notice it doesn't give that statement at the beginning. Rube Goldberg machines are ruthless on the nerves.

[treskro3]

The tires are weighted at the top.

[jblaze316]

I can only imagine the nightmare having to rest that if it got close to the end and it failed. I wouldnt be surprised if once the camera passed an area the people there would go ahead and start resetting it for another take.

[virtueethonor]

whoaa

[natdot2804]

Plead the Fith! Relient K!!

[MoonEyes2k]

@VanAlio Acutally, yes it does. What happens is, the tire rolls forward due to the weights, impacts the next tire, and due to the resistance bounces backwards, just as a rubber ball would. However, the impact isn't enough to bring the weights over on the other side, and so, it slows, then stops, and then begins to roll in the original direction again, so as to bring the weights to their lowest position, on the bottom.

[MoonEyes2k]

@MySebPeps Of course it isn't. Why would the space of that room be in any way excessive, as you seem to be implying.

[lisa15533]

Rube Goldberg Knew How to doz it! :3

[XXfirrineXX]

you're right there is something whong. its called spelling.

[MySebPeps]

Of course that's a computer generated movie.

Just calculate the space of the 'room' they scene it...

[hahuraku45]

TOM IS FINALLY GONNA CATCH JERRY's ASS

[santamonicadee]

I admire the creativity it took to envision the ad, am boggled by the engineering it took to make the idea work but doesn't the ad imply Honda makes a "Rube Goldberged" product? If so, that would be unfortunate because Honda makes a good car. Still, the ad is fun and interesting enough for me to watch several times and share with others. So maybe it all works out in the end (like the ad).