This years superbowl commercials.


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not having watched the game (i live in the UK and its on at a silly time).....im curious about a fact i came upon..apparently nearly 80% of viewers only watch the superbowl for the commercials......does that sound right to you guys??

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I saw a note about this on the news last night. I think they said it was more like 35%. Still way rediculous!

I usually get up and go do whatever I need to do when the commercials come on. Most of them are to the point of being abolutely ignorant anymore. That Mustang one was totally pointless Couldn't help but see that one as many times as it was on.

Also, wonder how much McCartney made for doing 3 measley tunes?

not having watched the game (i live in the UK and its on at a silly time).....im curious about a fact i came upon..apparently nearly 80% of viewers only watch the superbowl for the commercials......does that sound right to you guys??

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Yeah, football can be really boring to watch. :sleep:

I liked the Ameriquest commericals - the ones where they were like 'Do not judge too quickly' - The store one (where the guy says 'You are getting robbed' to the person he is talking to on the cell phone and the store clerk thinks he is getting robbed and gives the guy a beatdown). Then there is the one where the guy is making dinner, and the cat knocks over the saucepan and he picks the cat up just as his wife (or girlfriend) walks in. The scene is really funny because she walks in and sees the guy holding the cat up, a knife in his hand, and sauce all over the floor (looks like blood).

Good stuff.

Other than that, nothing too spectacular in my opinion.

IMO, the whole superbowl experience seemed to be below par this year. the pre-game hype was non-existent. the commercials overall were dull and boring, peppered by just a few good ones. the half-time show was the slowest i've seen in years. granted it was the cleanest but they could have done something else to really liven the show.

overall it was a rather bland experience. i really expected a bit more.

IMO, the whole superbowl experience seemed to be below par this year.  the pre-game hype was non-existent.  the commercials overall were dull and boring, peppered by just a few good ones.  the half-time show was the slowest i've seen in years.  granted it was the cleanest but they could have done something else to really liven the show.

overall it was a rather bland experience.  i really expected a bit more.

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I agree with you 100%. I think they just wanted to be safe in all aspects because of last years interesting halftime show experience.... :shifty:

I like the Cadillac one, but that's because I like Cadillac's new line of cars.

The GoDaddy.com commercial was interesting, making fun of the Ethics Board hearing and all that.

I hope they fired whoever thought it would be interesting, funny, unique, or in any way good, to have Gladys Knight playing rugby. It was seriously one of the most idiotic commercials I've ever seen.

There was also that one commercial with random people on the street doin some hot ass dancing, but I was never able to figure out what it was a commercial for. I just knew there was some vicious CGI pop n lock goin down. :yes:

I like the Cadillac one, but that's because I like Cadillac's new line of cars.

The GoDaddy.com commercial was interesting, making fun of the Ethics Board hearing and all that.

I hope they fired whoever thought it would be interesting, funny, unique, or in any way good, to have Gladys Knight playing rugby. It was seriously one of the most idiotic commercials I've ever seen.

There was also that one commercial with random people on the street doin some hot ass dancing, but I was never able to figure out what it was a commercial for. I just knew there was some vicious CGI pop n lock goin down. :yes:

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Yea that was a good one, their was 2 different ones, the second one being a continuation of the first commerical.

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