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Have you ever got a new toy on Christmas Day, but the toy did not come with any batteries? Do you remember how anxious you were to find batteries so you could play with your new toy? In this Duracell commercial a young boy receives a toy light saber like the ones used in Star Wars. As the boy opens up the box to his new light saber, he finds that batteries are not included. He then races upstairs to his bedroom and finds Duracell batteries. After putting in the Duracell batteries into his Star Wars Light Saber, suddenly his whole house and neighborhood turns into a Star Wars battlefield. This Duracell commercial was aired on television on October 30, 2015. This was a great time to air this commercial, mainly because Christmas was coming up and the release of the new Star Wars movie, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, was also coming up fast. The commercial grew anticipation for buying Christmas toys and for the release of the Star Wars movie. This commercial has a Christmas theme to it wi th the kids opening up presents and the Star Wars theme with the light saber and the Star Wars movie ad at the end of the commercial. The target audience for this commercial would most likely go towards young children who want an awesome new Star Wars light saber for Christmas, or any other toy that would require batteries to operate. Other than young children, Star War fans may also be attracted to this commercial. The purpose of this Duracell commercial was to create hype between young kids andShow MoreRelatedMovie Review : Star Wars1544 Words   |  7 Pagesfilm-inspired games usually appear the afterthought of the Hollywood marketing process. But Star Wars: the Force Awakens isn’t a fairly large franchise film, and these are by no means normal circumstances. 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