Some clever YouTube user out there cut this hilarious gem of a fake commercial together from the DVD special features of David Lynch’s new movie “Inland Empire.” It pretty much sums up the way I feel about watching a movie on anything that small. Funny thing is, with ironic humor being as popular as it is today (Stephen Colbert for President!), I could see this becoming being an actual commercial for Apple.
BTW, this is NOT safe for work.
Tags: Apple, David Lynch, fake commercial, Inland Empire, iPhone, Stephen Colbert for President
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