Post by samsparrow74 on Feb 15, 2024 2:04:07 GMT -6
If you are a self-confessed addict to Netflix and its series and movies , you will probably find happy entertainment in Lidl 's new and ingenious spot . Baptized with the name "Haus des kleinen Geldes" (something like "the house of little money") in clear reference to the title in German lands ( Haus des Geldes ) of the famous series La casa de papel , the Lidl advertisement It directs undisguised hints against the main competitors of the German supermarket chain while exploiting the wealth of Netflix and some of its best-known productions. The two-minute spot tells the story of an undercover agent (clearly inspired by the role played by Charlize Theron in the film Atomic ) who is hired by a dark consortium behind which are Aldi.
Edeka and Penny ( Lidl's big rivals in Germany) to reveal the supermarket chain's best kept secret. From such a sinister consortium they cannot help but wonder how Lidl manages to offer fresh products at such Argentina Phone Number List low prices and almost always prevail with its white brands in quality tests. If you do not see the embedded video correctly, click here From the agent's investigation it emerges that Lidl's success does not actually take root in any dirty maneuvers, which is why those who have hired her want to silence her so that the truth, terribly uncomfortable for them, ends up coming to light. Fortunately, the spy has the support of "Mistkerl Robert", who is clearly inspired by the protagonist of the series Mr. Robot . The consortium that once recruited the undercover agent sends its henchmen equipped with Dalí masks (like those from Money Heist ) with the intention of hunting down the spy.
The Lidl spot is a constant drip of references to Netflix productions For his part, a representative of the Edeka supermarket chain tries to travel back in time (in the same way as in the Dark series ) to travel to a time when Lidl's very low prices do not exist. Meanwhile, a double of Eleven, the protagonist of Stranger Things , sneaks onto the screen , appearing to lick Lidl's waffles. In the last scene of the spot, which will probably not have amused Aldi, Edeka and Penny, there is, by the way, one more reference to another Netflix production: Bird Box . A mother and her son escape blindfolded aboard a boat while the woman cannot help but utter the following phrase: "I can't stand Lidl's prices anymore." As expected in an advertisement with such succulent material taken directly from popular culture, Lidl's new spot has already accumulated almost 200,000 views on YouTube (and it premiered just 24 hours ago).
Edeka and Penny ( Lidl's big rivals in Germany) to reveal the supermarket chain's best kept secret. From such a sinister consortium they cannot help but wonder how Lidl manages to offer fresh products at such Argentina Phone Number List low prices and almost always prevail with its white brands in quality tests. If you do not see the embedded video correctly, click here From the agent's investigation it emerges that Lidl's success does not actually take root in any dirty maneuvers, which is why those who have hired her want to silence her so that the truth, terribly uncomfortable for them, ends up coming to light. Fortunately, the spy has the support of "Mistkerl Robert", who is clearly inspired by the protagonist of the series Mr. Robot . The consortium that once recruited the undercover agent sends its henchmen equipped with Dalí masks (like those from Money Heist ) with the intention of hunting down the spy.
The Lidl spot is a constant drip of references to Netflix productions For his part, a representative of the Edeka supermarket chain tries to travel back in time (in the same way as in the Dark series ) to travel to a time when Lidl's very low prices do not exist. Meanwhile, a double of Eleven, the protagonist of Stranger Things , sneaks onto the screen , appearing to lick Lidl's waffles. In the last scene of the spot, which will probably not have amused Aldi, Edeka and Penny, there is, by the way, one more reference to another Netflix production: Bird Box . A mother and her son escape blindfolded aboard a boat while the woman cannot help but utter the following phrase: "I can't stand Lidl's prices anymore." As expected in an advertisement with such succulent material taken directly from popular culture, Lidl's new spot has already accumulated almost 200,000 views on YouTube (and it premiered just 24 hours ago).