Superbowl Commericals

[Unagi]

The Mountain Dew / The Shining commercial was pretty good.

[Daehawk]

Just curious..what channel is was the super bowl? I dont watch it but wondered.

Ill repost what I posted in the random thread.


Groundhog Day reference ad.

https://adage.com/article/special-repor ... ad/2233286

Jeep on Friday teased its “Groundhog Day”-themed Super Bowl ad by featuring Ned Ryerson, the nerdy insurance salesman character from the 1993 movie. Stephen Tobolowsky, who played Ryerson, appears in character in the quick video, saying, “This Sunday is going to be a doozy,” before doing a little geeky happy dance.

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Then we have some Madden 21 funny on SNL

https://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live ... 21/4109379

[Skinypupy]

Momoa is my favorite so far. MC Hammer was pretty good too.

[Lassr]

Momoa is my favorite so far. MC Hammer was pretty good too.

Momoa is my fav so far.

Super Bowl is on Fox.

[Skinypupy]

Shakira is 43?

That’s some damn good genes there.

[Daveman]

Nice to see Lube Man is moving on to a music career.

[dbt1949]

MC Hammer was my favorite. Had about 4 commercials I liked and the rest wasted too much money.

[LawBeefaroni]

Bloomberg and Trump ads were both exploitative bullshit.

Snickers ad made me chuckle.

[Daehawk]

[LordMortis]

Momoa is my favorite so far. MC Hammer was pretty good too.

+1 That was about it for me.

[Z-Corn]

TiVo reverses their commercial skip after the game to skip right to the commercials so I'm going to watch that tonight. I was up and down cooking FAT STAX OF SNAX so I didn't see them all but I thought it was clever how Charlie Day kept wandering in and out of all the commercials.

[Jaymon]

I liked the snickers. gave it a big out loud WOO YEAH! Enjoyed Bill Murray and also Jason Mamoya

MC hammer was good, that was funny. Was really annoyed to see political ads in the superbowl, I don't care how much they spent, that shit should be banned.

Also, no more ads that make you cry, stick to funny ads, or beer commercials. Its supposed to be a party,

[em2nought]

I could watch this over, and over, and over again.

It's not personal!

[Suitably Ironic Moniker]

I enjoyed the Ellen and Portia Alexa commercial. I thought there were some good lines in that one.

[Kraken]

I haven't seen any of those, but Hyundai's "Smaht Pahk" ad started drawing attention around Boston last week. Hollywood often mangles the Boston accent, and this ad doesn't because they used local celebs, so that much is good. However, "wicked" is not an adjective.

[stessier]

I haven't seen any of those, but Hyundai's "Smaht Pahk" ad started drawing attention around Boston last week. Hollywood often mangles the Boston accent, and this ad doesn't because they used local celebs, so that much is good. However, "wicked" is not an adjective.

I didn't watch the Super Bowl but being from MA originally, I heard about this ad and searched it out. I enjoyed it. On the one hand, it did it's job - I saw the ad. On the other hand, I couldn't have told you what they were trying to sell - I was too focused on the dialog and celebrity sightings - so major fail.

[LawBeefaroni]

I haven't seen any of those, but Hyundai's "Smaht Pahk" ad started drawing attention around Boston last week. Hollywood often mangles the Boston accent, and this ad doesn't because they used local celebs, so that much is good. However, "wicked" is not an adjective.

I didn't watch the Super Bowl but being from MA originally, I heard about this ad and searched it out. I enjoyed it. On the one hand, it did it's job - I saw the ad. On the other hand, I couldn't have told you what they were trying to sell - I was too focused on the dialog and celebrity sightings - so major fail.

What bothered me is that "smart park" may be great for the driver but anyone parked next to the guy won't be able to get into their car.

[$iljanus]

I haven't seen any of those, but Hyundai's "Smaht Pahk" ad started drawing attention around Boston last week. Hollywood often mangles the Boston accent, and this ad doesn't because they used local celebs, so that much is good. However, "wicked" is not an adjective.

I didn't watch the Super Bowl but being from MA originally, I heard about this ad and searched it out. I enjoyed it. On the one hand, it did it's job - I saw the ad. On the other hand, I couldn't have told you what they were trying to sell - I was too focused on the dialog and celebrity sightings - so major fail.

What bothered me is that "smart park" may be great for the driver but anyone parked next to the guy won't be able to get into their car.

Well, then those other drivers ain't too smaht.

[LawBeefaroni]

"I got mine, FU!"

[LordMortis]

What bothered me is that "smart park" may be great for the driver but anyone parked next to the guy won't be able to get into their car.

That was my takeaway.

[Ralph-Wiggum]

What bothered me is that "smart park" may be great for the driver but anyone parked next to the guy won't be able to get into their car.

Well clearly the solution is that they also have to get a car with smart park so that it can smart back up before they get in.

[Lorini]

Anyone have a link to the commercial where the mom keeps following her grown son around? I want my son to know how lucky he is

[TheMix]

Anyone have a link to the commercial where the mom keeps following her grown son around? I want my son to know how lucky he is

The T-Mobile one where Anthony Anderson's mom keeps calling him?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6yRDbl ... =emb_title

[$iljanus]

"I got mine, FU!"

"Oh, FU?!? I think it's FU, bro!" Busts a beer bottle from the local packey over LawBeefs head "Hey Tommy, back the smaht car over this clown and pick up those scalped Bruins tickets from my cousin Mikey in Dorchestah!"

[YellowKing]

I thought it was a pretty "safe" year for the commercials. While some were good, they weren't necessarily "stand around the water cool and talk about them good." But by the same token, I didn't feel that any were truly awful as in past years either. So it kind of all balanced out.

[LawBeefaroni]

"I got mine, FU!"

"Oh, FU?!? I think it's FU, bro!" Busts a beer bottle from the local packey over LawBeefs head "Hey Tommy, back the smaht car over this clown and pick up those scalped Bruins tickets from my cousin Mikey in Dorchestah!"

Largely why I quit going to Boston. Happens every time.

[$iljanus]

"I got mine, FU!"

"Oh, FU?!? I think it's FU, bro!" Busts a beer bottle from the local packey over LawBeefs head "Hey Tommy, back the smaht car over this clown and pick up those scalped Bruins tickets from my cousin Mikey in Dorchestah!"

Largely why I quit going to Boston. Happens every time.

Lived in Massachusetts for 4 years now and even though I've had fairly positive interactions throughout my travels in the Commonwealth I can see the possibility of the above interaction occurring at the drop of a hat depending on the location.

[Lorini]

Anyone have a link to the commercial where the mom keeps following her grown son around? I want my son to know how lucky he is

The T-Mobile one where Anthony Anderson's mom keeps calling him?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6yRDbl ... =emb_title

Yeah that one! Thanks!

[Jeff V]

I hosted a party for the game, and my super power of ignoring all commercials was enhanced by the need to socialize between plays. I watched the half time show only because it was the one time during the evening all the women piled in the living room to watch any of it.

I saw some snippets on the news the next day and, well, I do like Bill Murray. Apparently that commercial was filmed in the same town as his movie, Groundhog Day, about 50 miles due north of me on IL Rt 47.