Ask for the name of the movie. Talking about an advertising designer is crazy. Finally, I helped Sony design advertisements with a group of mental patients.

The crazier the advertiser is, the funnier the advertisement is. Ann Murray (played by Dudley Moore) is a copywriter of an advertising company. After discovering that she can only come up with honest advertising copywriting, she is sent to a mental hospital by the company. Ironically, however, his outspoken copywriting style was very popular, and he began to cooperate with the "lunatics" in mental hospitals to write more true and crazy copywriting. The following are some funny copywriting created by "Madman" and some hilarious points in the film. One of the hilarious points: the advertisement copy of United Airlines-"Most passengers can go back alive on United Airlines planes." The second joke: the advertising copy of the post office. A fast-moving mail truck ran amok on the highway. The postman said kindly, "What's wrong with killing several people in order to deliver your letter in time?" The third joke: the travel advertisement of a travel agency in Bahamas. The plump and sexy bikini girl fills the whole picture. Her name is "Bahamas" and the slogan is: "Advance into the Bahamas!" As soon as the camera is switched, countless operators are explaining to the complainant: "The service we provide does not include the project of' entering the girl's body'." Funny point 4: A young Asian psychopath is eager to try after winning a car award. As he stepped on the accelerator, he swore, "Shit, run over some white people first." The fifth joke: the image advertisement of new york-"There is one less murder here than last year." Funny point 6: Sony's advertising copy. Pre-broadcast version (described by Americans): "Because the eyes of Japanese (short people) are close to electronic components, they all produce electrical appliances." The broadcast version (described by the Japanese): "We will make this sophisticated electronic instrument because white people are too fucking tall, Sony Electric."