Two Incurious Cases of Benjamin Button-Appropriating Ads.
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(click ads) L—Ad via Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney for Olay Total Effects anti-aging cream placed on the movie listings page of Time Out Sydney during the release of Benjamin Button. R—Ad via Canvas in Cape Town for I Care For My Body, a chain of cosmetic surgery spas in South Africa. I don't know who Belinda Botha is, and don't care. This one seems vulnerable to a law suit from Paramount. (images via)
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