If you are looking for the Ridley Scott original to the unofficial Obama campaign ad, I will have a go at embedding it. Also, here is a detailed disection of the ad by Sarah Stein of the University of Iowa.
The half-time of the 1984 Super Bowl featured a 45 second ad that would be declared in 1995 the best ad of the last 50 years [by Advertising Age].
Thanks to Tom Elia at The New Editor for pointing out the parody.
UPDATE: Zack Exley at Techpresident concludes that the parody ad was professionally produced with funding from an Obama supporter (via Patrick Ruffini).
This was a funded project, involving lawyers and an ad agency or at the very least a professional video person who’s time is worth hundreds of dollars an hour.
I like the commenter who thinks it was Republicans.
Related: Hugh Hewitt is offering $1000 for the best amateur ad for his new book, A Mormon in the White House?
UPDATED AGAIN: It was this guy (via Instapundit).
