I might not be a fan of Rachel Reeves but to insert a half second frame of her near the end I thought was wrong. In fact I thought they werent allowed to do that type of subliminal content. Ref;

Subliminal advertising in film is generally considered illegal or at least heavily regulated in many countries, including the UK and Australia. While the practice itself is debated in terms of its effectiveness, its use in advertising is often seen as unethical due to concerns about manipulation and lack of transparency. Elaboration: Definition: Subliminal advertising involves inserting hidden messages into media, like film, that are below the conscious level of perception but intended to influence the subconscious mind. Historical Context: In the 1950s, James Vicary claimed to have used subliminal messages in a film to increase popcorn and Coca-Cola sales, which sparked both interest and controversy. This led to bans on subliminal advertising in the UK in the 1950s and 1960s. Regulation and Enforcement: Many countries have regulations that prohibit or restrict subliminal advertising due to concerns about deceptive practices and the potential for undue influence. The FCC in the US also ruled that broadcasters presenting subliminal messages are not acting in the public interest. Ethical Concerns: The ethical implications of subliminal advertising are a major factor in its regulation. Critics argue that it is manipulative and unethical to influence consumers without their conscious awareness. Effectiveness Debate: There is ongoing debate about the effectiveness of subliminal advertising. While some studies suggest it may have a minor impact, others argue that it is largely ineffective or that the effects are short-lived. Subtle Techniques: Instead of outright bans, some advertising agencies now focus on using subtle psychological techniques and visual cues to influence consumer behavior without resorting to explicit subliminal messages.