Big Ad’ Brewer Returns With ‘Flashdance’

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OK, this is just stupid oddly amusing enough to be funny. It’s Carlton Draught’s follow up to it’s famed Big Ad. This time, the ad, called Flash Beer and created by Melbourne-based George Patterson Y&R, isn’t focused on spoofing British Airways but rather that famous (and much spoofed) dance scene from the movie Flashdance. Except we don’t get to watch Jennifer Beal’s tight body writhe across the floor. We get to watch poor Kevin Cavendish who just wants a job at Carlton Draught brewing the beer because he loves it so much. By the end, we couldn’t help liking it. We think you will too. If not, we’re sure you’ll let us know.

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