Nike Free - Run Barefoot
Category: commercial
Summary: In a recreation of the beach scene from Chariots of Fire, the runners pass by anachronistic items.
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Music in the commercial
Although strikingly similar to the Vangelis original, the commercial uses a Mark Ayres cover.
Related music
Originally called "Titles" on the soundtrack, the song is often simply called "Chariots of Fire".
Description
As piano-driven, synthesizer new age music plays, we see a pack of barefooted runners dressed in all-white jogging shirts/shorts. Obviously this is an homage to the beach scene from Chariots of Fire, along with the memorable theme song from the movie. But soon we find everything's not what it seems. The runners pass by parking meters, a manhole cover, a man on a bench, a fire escape, a taxi cab, newspaper vending machines, a woman walking by a tree, and a mail box. Then all of a sudden a bus zooms by, and we're taken to a modern day city. The runner that was center frame in the pack (now running alone) is shown wearing Nike Free shoes.
Credits
None listedCast
- Todd Witzleben ... Center frame / modern day runner
- Dathan Ritzenhein ...
- Alan Webb ...
- Adam Goucher ...
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