Summary Of Article
- The film has elements of Jesus and Guru Nanak, the father of Sikhism
- It is a critique of both the political parties
-Lego understands its commercial have two different audiences: kids and their parents
-A great commercial
- It is a critique of both the political parties
-Lego understands its commercial have two different audiences: kids and their parents
-A great commercial
-Extended advertisement or "sponsored content"
-It knows its products are toys and proudly advertises them as toys
-The Lego brand asserts itself as both a toy for creativity and a means to connect generations
- Will Farrell says that Legos are no longer "toys: when he uses them" instead they are "highly sophisticated interlocking brick system"
-Fathers can avoid becoming estranged from their sons if the jointly take part in the activity of constructing Lego toys
-Thought the magic of plastic, families can be strengthened and fun can be had by all.- Parents ask 'why should I part with my money in exchange for plastic...' The film replies: 'Because your child will have fun and you can bond and avoid estrangement.
Nicely summarised article from The Guardian!
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