Big Mac to, Susume

I came across this while watching youtube. Don't get me wrong, this is an McDonalds ad. There is no real spoilers but there is one character in this ad who wasn't in the movie a lot which makes this a nice watch. The actual content of the ad is kind of funny but also nostalgic and represents a theme of remembering and appreciating our memories. If you have seen, or are planning to watch suzume, or thought this review was good, I would recommend you to watch this advertisement. If any of the three things I mentioned in the last sentence does not apply toyou, then my recommendation is a hit-or-miss. You may enjoy the 30 second clip or you might be mad that you wasted time reading a review to watch an McDonalds ad, I can't say. I don't work for McDonalds but Big Mac's are also pretty tasty so if you like those this may be of interest. Overall 7.4/10 advertisement, better than a lot of the ones that I see on TV for sure.

mcdonald ads in japan, highest animation budget for a 30 second mcdonald ad on tv ever, very cute and wholesome, colourful and pretty would for sure make me go to the nearest mcdonald and order a big mac...You truly can't help but love MacuDonaldo also, was this the ad that triggered all of the weirdos on X(twitter)? meanwhile big mac ads in america black gay obese trans woman: "S T O P KIilLInG US" In the west, we'll occasionally have animated character endorsements for brands like this. But they're usually not just a regular commercial, only with anime characters. I love this kind of thing and I cannot explainwhy. wouldnt eat one made from a mcdonald in a stink hole like the uk or usa tho, even china and germany has better mcdonalds

DISCLAIMER: this review contains some spoilers for the movie (and the mcdonalds menu lol). Have you ever had a deep longing feeling for someone? Or something? Have you ever had the feeling like something was missing from your life? For many people, the search for something they are missing might take up most of their lifetime, searching in vain for what has been lost long ago. "Big Mac to, Susume" beautifully portrays this deep struggle. It shows the arduous quest of the main character, Iwato Suzume. She seeks to fill the hole in her life left behind by the unfortunate passing of her mother. At the beginningof the advertisement, Suzume is shown with her mother looking at the McDonalds menu, before cutting to a later part of her life, presumably after said passing of her mother. She then repeats the line "I'm hungry." The way I see it, this is the writer trying to convey to us how Suzume longs for the past, the "good old times", if you will. The advertisement then cuts back to Suzume and her mother sitting at a table in McDonalds. Suzume erroneously claims the big mac was "for Suzume". Her mother replies to this, saying "When you've grown bigger, okay?" When the advertisement then cuts to Suzume in the present, reflecting on how she has gotten older, the storyline concludes. It is clear that Suzume has now finally completed her quest to replace the love for her deceased mother with the love for the #1 american fast food brand. In short, the advertisement is a beautiful, emotional tale portraying the character development of a girl that tries to find a parental figure in her life after the passing of her mother. Also there's a random chair in the video that's running around and yapping, not sure what that's about but trust me it's still peak.

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