ICYMI: The Best Campaigns of November

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That was fast. Seems like just weeks ago we were highlighting October’s campaigns and now we are suddenly back with a recap of November.

The eleventh month’s campaigns brought holiday cheer, humor, and blockbuster thrills to audiences worldwide, showcasing a diverse range of creativity and storytelling. From heartfelt holiday moments to quirky humor and action-packed trailers, these campaigns stood out as highlights of the month.

Take a look below in no particular order:

John Lewis: “The Gifting Hour”

John Lewis returned with a holiday ad that transported audiences into a magical journey of memories and heartfelt connections. Titled The Gifting Hour, the ad features a protagonist who, in search of a gift for her sister, embarks on a whimsical adventure through her past, blending nostalgia and holiday warmth. It’s a masterclass in emotional storytelling that reaffirms John Lewis’s place as a holiday advertising icon.

Kroger: “The Case of the Disappearing Food”

Kroger tugged at heartstrings with a charming tale of a young boy sharing the spirit of the season with his lonely neighbor. Featuring the beloved Kroji animated characters, The Case of the Disappearing Food tells a story of kindness and connection, culminating in a surprise holiday feast. With its delightful animation and uplifting message, this campaign embodies the true spirit of giving.

Lavazza: Steve Carell and John Krasinski Reunite

Lavazza brought humor and nostalgia to the table with its new campaign featuring The Office alums Steve Carell and John Krasinski. The spot introduces Luigi, an ambitious workplace robot yearning for a taste of Lavazza coffee, with Carell and Krasinski making a surprise appearance. The ad playfully blends workplace satire with Lavazza’s signature charm, making it a standout campaign of the month.

Verizon: “Barbie Stream House”

Verizon tapped into Barbie mania with the “Barbie Stream House” campaign, showcasing their ultra-fast 5G network. Featuring a vibrant, dream-like Barbie-themed setup, the campaign cleverly demonstrates how Verizon’s technology makes streaming seamless and fun for the entire family. It’s a playful, visually striking celebration of pop culture and cutting-edge tech.

Captain America: New World Order – Official Trailer

Marvel Studios closed out the month with an adrenaline-pumping first look at Captain America: New World Order. The trailer reintroduces Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) as the new Captain America, promising high-stakes action and emotional depth. With stunning visuals and a tease of the battles ahead, the trailer has fans buzzing with excitement for the next chapter in the MCU.

November’s campaigns perfectly balanced heartwarming holiday tales, clever humor, and blockbuster excitement, giving audiences plenty to enjoy as the year winds down. Each entry showcased the power of creative storytelling and strong brand partnerships to leave a lasting impression.




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Kroger

That was fast. Seems like just weeks ago we were highlighting October’s campaigns and now we are suddenly back with a recap of November.

The eleventh month’s campaigns brought holiday cheer, humor, and blockbuster thrills to audiences worldwide, showcasing a diverse range of creativity and storytelling. From heartfelt holiday moments to quirky humor and action-packed trailers, these campaigns stood out as highlights of the month.

Take a look below in no particular order:

John Lewis: “The Gifting Hour”

John Lewis returned with a holiday ad that transported audiences into a magical journey of memories and heartfelt connections. Titled The Gifting Hour, the ad features a protagonist who, in search of a gift for her sister, embarks on a whimsical adventure through her past, blending nostalgia and holiday warmth. It’s a masterclass in emotional storytelling that reaffirms John Lewis’s place as a holiday advertising icon.

Kroger: “The Case of the Disappearing Food”

Kroger tugged at heartstrings with a charming tale of a young boy sharing the spirit of the season with his lonely neighbor. Featuring the beloved Kroji animated characters, The Case of the Disappearing Food tells a story of kindness and connection, culminating in a surprise holiday feast. With its delightful animation and uplifting message, this campaign embodies the true spirit of giving.

Lavazza: Steve Carell and John Krasinski Reunite

Lavazza brought humor and nostalgia to the table with its new campaign featuring The Office alums Steve Carell and John Krasinski. The spot introduces Luigi, an ambitious workplace robot yearning for a taste of Lavazza coffee, with Carell and Krasinski making a surprise appearance. The ad playfully blends workplace satire with Lavazza’s signature charm, making it a standout campaign of the month.

Verizon: “Barbie Stream House”

Verizon tapped into Barbie mania with the “Barbie Stream House” campaign, showcasing their ultra-fast 5G network. Featuring a vibrant, dream-like Barbie-themed setup, the campaign cleverly demonstrates how Verizon’s technology makes streaming seamless and fun for the entire family. It’s a playful, visually striking celebration of pop culture and cutting-edge tech.

Captain America: New World Order – Official Trailer

Marvel Studios closed out the month with an adrenaline-pumping first look at Captain America: New World Order. The trailer reintroduces Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) as the new Captain America, promising high-stakes action and emotional depth. With stunning visuals and a tease of the battles ahead, the trailer has fans buzzing with excitement for the next chapter in the MCU.

November’s campaigns perfectly balanced heartwarming holiday tales, clever humor, and blockbuster excitement, giving audiences plenty to enjoy as the year winds down. Each entry showcased the power of creative storytelling and strong brand partnerships to leave a lasting impression.




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Colin Costello is the West Coast Editor of Reel 360. Contact him at colin@reel360.com or follow him on X at @colinthewriter1