What kind of characters are there in Logorama?

The entirety of Logorama is made up of brand images, logos and mascots, with these brand images, logos and mascots used as characters, props, locations, vehicles and other content.

When did the Logorama short film come out?

Set in a stylized version of Los Angeles, the short portrays events told entirely through the extensive use of more than 2,000 contemporary and historical logos and mascots. The film won both the Prix Kodak at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival and the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film at the 82nd Academy Awards in 2010.

What does Ronald McDonald say at the end of Logorama?

The film closes by zooming out to reveal that California has been separated from mainland and is now shaped like the Nike logo, but also that the entire universe is made up of even more logos. After the credits, a bald, black-eyed, and partly toothless Ronald McDonald laughs menacingly and says, “I’m lovin’ it.”

Who is the antagonist in the movie Logorama?

Notable uses within the film include McDonald’s mascot Ronald McDonald being depicted as the main antagonist, while Michelin Men are depicted as the police.

The entirety of Logorama is made up of brand images, logos and mascots, with these brand images, logos and mascots used as characters, props, locations, vehicles and other content.

When did the Logorama the movie come out?

The Logorama movie is a short animation by H5 that, after six years in the making, picked up a 2010 Oscar in the short film category.

The film closes by zooming out to reveal that California has been separated from mainland and is now shaped like the Nike logo, but also that the entire universe is made up of even more logos. After the credits, a bald, black-eyed, and partly toothless Ronald McDonald laughs menacingly and says, “I’m lovin’ it.”

Notable uses within the film include McDonald’s mascot Ronald McDonald being depicted as the main antagonist, while Michelin Men are depicted as the police.