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What could be a greater compliment to by favorite spot ever (Sony Bravia) than this great parody ad.
Highly disconcerting in one way, sure. But, the perfect example of how editing can change the personality / intent / and experience of almost anything ... and, yes, it does get us word-of-mousing about its sponsor - the video game Mine 2.
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