Gorilla Waits For His Cadbury Moment

Posted on 31 August 2007
Tags: Advertisements

Whilst watching TV tonight I caught a glimpse of the new Cadbury Advertisement…….It is just sooooo good.

You don’t really know what its about, which is why you will sit and watch it just to see what happens.

It’s just a gorilla, a drum set and Phil Collins’ In the Air Tonight playing in the background.

I think it is brilliant…..See what you think!

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