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Nicorette Ad Re-Enacts Classic Movie Scenes

Dan Koelsch, April 9, 2010April 9, 2010

Nicorette has a new commercial where they recreate famous movie scenes that include cigarettes. Only they replace the cigarettes with their Inhalator, which is meant to give nicotine to smokers in a way they are familiar with. Does it work in making it look cool? Watch after the break and let us know.

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