One of PIXAR's original animations

To start off, Pixar is a Disney animation company that has made films such as Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters, Inc., Finding Nemo, The Incredibles, Cars, Ratatouille, WALL-E, Up, and Toy Story 3 just to name a few. Yeah, they're pretty much the biggest animation studio in the world.

Now time for the video. Here's a Listerine mouthwash commercial that was made by Pixar during their younger days back in 1990! Here's a quote explaining it all:

"In the early to mid 1990s, one of the ways Pixar tried to support itself was making television commercials for products like LifeSavers candy, Trident gum, and Pillsbury rolls. Not surprisingly, Pixar specialized in commercials that used character animation to give products a personality.

Some of its most admired commercial work was for Listerine; the agency involved, J. Walter Thompson, gave Pixar considerable creative freedom.

How do you give a personality to a faceless bottle?"

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Good question. Keep reading.
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"Boxer (1990)
Director: John Lasseter

The concept was inspired by the 1980 film Raging Bull. A newly-hired Pete Docter assisted with the animation. (The internal title was Boxer, not Boxing as stated in the video.)"

Oops. Haha, he talked about 2RadicalDudez!

Hope you enjoyed!!!

Link: http://www.pixartouchbook.com/blog/2010/4/19/pixars-listerine-commercials.html

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Video Title: (1990) Listerine "Boxer" (Made by PIXAR) - 90's TV commercial
Product: Listerine mouthwash
Original Air Date: 1990
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She loves her Plax Mouthwash

This lady is really excited about her Plax Mouthwash. I wish I could get that excited about mouthwash.

How to get lucky with Mouthwash & Mistletoe

HAPPY   HOLIDAYS   FROM   2RADICALDUDEZ!!!

Ok, this guy just bought his wife a glass of Scope Mouthwash for Christmas. And right before she gets upset and starts calling him an inconsiderate, cheap bastard, he whips out the Mistletoe. Mr. Smooth and his wife then proceed with a make-out session. So somehow he figured out a way to spend pennies on his wife's gift while simultaneously insulting her breath...and in the end he's getting lucky that night. Amazing power of the Mistletoe???