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Walt Disney Pictures
October 8, 2012
Walt Disney Pictures has released a stylized retro tv commercial for their upcoming Wreck-It Ralph, depicting the game, “Fix-It Felix, Jr.” as it may have been advertised during its fictional 1982 debut. Check it out in the player below!
The film, hitting theaters November 2nd follows Ralph (John C. Reilly), a video game villain who is
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Sex sells! After running a month-long contest to find the perfect commercial for his first fragrance, Phoenix, Keith Urban picked the winner recently, a steamy commercial by Littleton, Colo., resident Eric Noffsinger.
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