This is one of the most amazing ads I've ever seen, truly a thing of beauty. Fully two minutes long, it's a Honda commercial called "Cog," the most elaborate Rube Goldberg device you've ever seen s...
This is one of the most amazing ads I've ever seen, truly a thing of beauty. Fully two minutes long, it's a Honda commercial called "Cog," the most elaborate Rube Goldberg device you've ever seen set to film, all made entirely of car parts. It required 606 film takes to get right. It's so perfectly filmed, you can't imagine it, you've just got to see it.
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Answers to the two most common arguments: 1. No, the wheels are NOT CG. They are weighted with bolts so that they will roll uphill when they are hit.
2. Yes, there is ONE frame of CG. Since the room they filmed in was not long enough, this is actually two Rube Goldberg devices which are CG'd together (although it would not have been hard to do if they had a big enough room).
Wikipedia has a great article if you want to know more.
that's the first thing everybody says when they see it. wheels are weighted, so the slightest displacement and gravity does the rest of the work. genius really.
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1. No, the wheels are NOT CG. They are weighted with bolts so that they will roll uphill when they are hit.
2. Yes, there is ONE frame of CG. Since the room they filmed in was not long enough, this is actually two Rube Goldberg devices which are CG'd together (although it would not have been hard to do if they had a big enough room).
Wikipedia has a great article if you want to know more.
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Weird..