The BEST Of The Superbowl Commericals!

[Indy95]

Wow the quality of the SB commercials really dropped this year. There was no standout like the Running of the Squirrels.

The best one this year: "don't be quick to judge" when the guy at the convenient store counter says "you guys are getting robbed," and the guy and his wife just attack him with bats and tasers. :lol:

Watching American Dad right now. Woohoo!

 

[Figment1986]

Anheuser busch had one making fun of the Janet incident.. but it got banned by the FCC for super bowl use.... a few different sites have it.... somewhere

 

[disneyman15]

Hands-down, the FedEx/Kinko's "10 Things Neccesary for a Great Super Bowl Commercial" commercial. :lol:

I agree that was a funny commercial.

I also liked the trailer for the movie "The Longest Yard" I can't wait till that comes out.

 

[speck76]

Anheuser busch had one making fun of the Janet incident.. but it got banned by the FCC for super bowl use.... a few different sites have it.... somewhere

It has been on TV....it just could not be shown during the Super Bowl......it was not a FCC thing, it was a NFL thing.

 

[CaptainMichael]

I liked the Anheiser Busch salute to the soldiers and Tabasco commercial. It was very nice of Anheiser Busch to buy a Super Bowl spot for that.

 

[JBSLJames]

Yep, Yep. The Troops in the airport was REAL NICE. I'm a bit biased, but I liked the Mustang Convertable spot. That is one good looking car.

 

[TAC]

Definitely the Anheiser-Bush commercial congratulating the troops returning home.

How about the one for MBNA (?) with all the superheros and Underdog ? :lol:

Or the one with "getting everyone together (at the dinner table), with Charlie the Tuna ("i'm filled to the gills.") , the Jolly Green Giant, Mr. Clean. etc?

 

[FutureCEO]

The troops one, jumping off the airplane, fedex and godaddy.com i liked

stupid fcc :hammer:

european tv and movies are way more liberal than us

 

[TAC]

If you didn't see all of the commercials, go here:


http://dyn.ifilm.com/superbowlads/

 

[Not For Sale]

Was I the only person who was a little offended by Anheiser-Bush doing the "Salute the troops" commercial? It was a blatent attempt to sell more products appealing to the military/military family demographic. Maybe I just don't trust companies enough.

 

[xfkirsten]

Was I the only person who was a little offended by Anheiser-Bush doing the "Salute the troops" commercial? It was a blatent attempt to sell more products appealing to the military/military family demographic. Maybe I just don't trust companies enough.

Eh, I wouldn't say that. In fact, military and their families actually get in free to the AB parks for a day right now. AB has somewhat of a history of "tribute" ads from time to time. Anyone remember the one of the Clydesdales kneeling and bowing their heads at Ground Zero?

 

[Legacy]

Was I the only person who was a little offended by Anheiser-Bush doing the "Salute the troops" commercial? It was a blatent attempt to sell more products appealing to the military/military family demographic. Maybe I just don't trust companies enough.

Considering how surprisingly rare something like that happens in real life, I thought it was wonderful. It almost had me in tears, simply because it was truly heartfelt. If they had a bunch of people with beers in their hands I would be offended, but since the actual "advertising" aspect of it was minimal, I thought it was phenominal.

 

[TURKEY]

Considering how surprisingly rare something like that happens in real life, I thought it was wonderful. It almost had me in tears, simply because it was truly heartfelt. If they had a bunch of people with beers in their hands I would be offended, but since the actual "advertising" aspect of it was minimal, I thought it was phenominal.

It had all of ESPN Club clapping at the end of the commercial.