Selling Tomorrows: GE Airs "Robots on the Move" Ad During Globes

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January 13, 2013

GE Airs "Robots on the Move" Ad During Globes

This ad ran about 30 seconds ago during the Golden Globes, so I'll be light on the commentary. Suffice it to say, GE's new commercial, "Robots on the Move," pays beautiful homage to past visions of our robotic future.

(I think we can also all agree that it could be the trailer for the best reunion TV show ever.)