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| Time: 16:45 EST/21:45 GMT | News Source: ActiveXbox.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
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Mature Audiences "The action opens on the familiar scene of a hospital birth. The usual elements are in place: doctors, nurses, anxious father and screaming mother-to-be. But the moment of birth -- and the inspiration for the spot's title -- shows an unexpectedly powerful expulsion of the infant, who shoots out of the high hospital window and off on his compressed life journey. Flying at aircraft-like speed over town and country, our hero ages rapidly, from mewling infant to second childhood. As his trajectory brings him nearer his inevitable end, the scene cuts to a grave in a cemetery. The peaceful scene is abruptly shattered by the arrival of the old man's just-deceased body, crashing through the stonework to its predestined place. The spot's message is emphasised by the wording that solemnly appears: "Life is short. Play more." Windows Media Format - 1.8 MB. | ||
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