Lamborghini TV Ad - 768p High Definition

Lamborghini Diablo SV, a prestigious vehicle, from what I can tell. The Lady Forge and I discussed the vehicle model for quite some time. I personally thought some of the features felt like decals and that the vehicle\'s fins were too distracting to be believable. So far in my knowledge, I don\'t think those are legal. Anyway, the reason I said you all might be infuriated, even if you did like the vehicle, was that it will never be released =_=. This, however, is not the focus of our subject. Our focus shall be pointed towards the film itself. I get an advantage of slamming it without prejudice, as I have not seen this commercial =_,=. As such, I cannot grade it on accuracy, nor do I intend to find out. I\'ve seen enough magic wagon commercials in my time =_=. Personally, I found the camerawork to be relatively well done. Coreography could have been slightly better in terms of driving correctly, but I understand the difficulty of doing such things in the sloppy JA vehicle system. I also find it questionable that a reborn would be out driving a vehicle. .Oh, and I daresay I felt that the last part of the video was just plain pointless, especially considering it contained a major screenplay bug. (Thou willst see what I mean)Other than that...well, it\'s just not that interesting, I guess. It\'s about as interesting as any other car commercial, except this one\'s longer and the vehicle isn\'t ever showing up in dealerships or on download sites Not that I personally care, but I\'m sure some of you wouldn\'t mind having the wheelless sorcerery wagon. Overall, I would say the film itself was pretty effective, based on the objective it was on. If you\'re looking for raw entertainment, however, I\'m not sure I can recommend it. Nevertheless, if you have some spare time on your hands, you can be coerced into putting some bandwidth in the spitoon and taking a look see =_=. - Averus Retruthan
Behold, probably one of the biggest infuriators you\'ll ever see. Why is this? Quite simple, but first, an intro =_=! Fear, as you are presented with a 2:26 recreation of a commercial for a