Pray inserts facts that are eye-popping (the food industry spends $34 billion annually on ads) and alarming (every year, the average child sees 20,000 TV commercials).
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The personal odysseys of some of the most influential advertising visionaries of all time and the stories behind their campaigns.
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Art & Copy offers an intriguing -- some might say frightening -- glimpse into the world that has prompted a generation of Americans to religiously tune into the Super Bowl just to watch those short movies that sell product.
They are the giants of modern advertising, and they have some alluring tales to tell.
An entertaining but also oddly naive documentary about American advertising.
When all is said and done, Art & Copy is little more than an ad for advertising.
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