What Was Your Favorite Super Bowl Commercial?
SodaHead Sports
2012/02/06 03:56:25
SLIDESHOW: Favorite Super Bowl Commercial
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Audi “Vampire Party”
Watch out Edward Cullen. Audi is coming for you!
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Acura “Seinfeld”
Seinfeld will do anything to be the first person to get the new Acura NSX. Too bad he doesn't have a jet pack like Leno!
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Audi “Vampire Party”
Watch out Edward Cullen. Audi is coming for you!
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Honda “Matthew’s Day Off”
"Ferris Bueller" nostalgia, anyone? Anyone?
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Hyundai “All For One”
An a capella rendition of the "Rocky" theme song. What's not to love?
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Volkswagon “The Bark Side”
These dogs can really bark!
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Volkswagon “The Dog Strikes Back”
Another cute Volkswagon/dog/"Star Wars" combination.
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Sketchers "Mr. Quiggly"
Animal rights activists were upset by the portrayal of greyhound racing in this ad, but Mr. Quiggly is so cute he's hard to resist!
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Chrysler “It’s Half Time in America”
Clint Eastwood picks up where Eminem left off last year.
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Chevy Silverado “2012”
If you're worried about the end of the Mayan calendar you'd better buy yourself a Chevy Silverado!
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Bud Light “Rescue Dog”
Yet another cute canine commercial! This time featuring an actual rescue dog.
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Doritos “Sling Baby”
This flying baby makes me hungry for Doritos!
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Toyota “It’s Reinvented”
If only these "reinventions" were real!
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When we asked SodaHeads what they thought about the Super Bowl, 73% told us that the commercials are the best part. Now that the game is over, we want to know: Which ad was your favorite?
This year, advertisers spent an average of $3.5 million per 30-second ad spot. Though the ads themselves played on familiar themes (celebrities, animals, nostalgia, sex appeal, etc.), 2012 ushered in a new trend for Super Bowl commercials.
About 20 of the 36 advertisers released previews and/or full versions of their commercials in the days leading up to Sunday’s broadcast. This is a huge increase from the handful of ads that were “leaked” early last year. While the advance releases received millions of views and certainly generated lots of buzz online, some of the ads may have been more effective if the element of surprise had been preserved.
Whether you watched the Super Bowl commercials online or on your television set, we want to know which one you liked the best? Check out a slideshow of some of our favorites and let us know what you think!
This year, advertisers spent an average of $3.5 million per 30-second ad spot. Though the ads themselves played on familiar themes (celebrities, animals, nostalgia, sex appeal, etc.), 2012 ushered in a new trend for Super Bowl commercials.
About 20 of the 36 advertisers released previews and/or full versions of their commercials in the days leading up to Sunday’s broadcast. This is a huge increase from the handful of ads that were “leaked” early last year. While the advance releases received millions of views and certainly generated lots of buzz online, some of the ads may have been more effective if the element of surprise had been preserved.
Whether you watched the Super Bowl commercials online or on your television set, we want to know which one you liked the best? Check out a slideshow of some of our favorites and let us know what you think!
Read More: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/06/business/media/s...
Top Opinion
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Depsycho 2012/02/06 04:52:25
In the episode, Satan decides to have a costume party in the lavish style of the parties that teenagers have on the show "My Super Sweet 16" on MTV? He tells his assistants that he wants a cake that looks exactly like a big Ferarri, so then, one of his assistants hires Jeffrey Daughmer, Ted Bundy, and John Wayne Gacy to make some huge cake in the shape, dimensions, and size of a real, full-size Ferrari. They mess up rather ridiculously, in the style of The 3 Stooges, and they end up not only killing all the people that were involved in even attempting to help them make the cake, but pretty much every single person that even walks up to them, or asks them anything, and finally, when they actually try to make the cake, they just end up killing each other. After all that, Satan ended up getting an Acura cake, and he reacted like one of the little sixteen-year olds on those birthday shows, when they don't get exactly what they want. That was a funny episode.
Sorry for writing so much, but when I am surfing the internet, and there is something that reminds me of something, and I see an area where I can post my rather random thoughts, I simply begin typing and then I end up with a full paragraph, even if it's about something that people might not know, care, or think about.
And I didn't even watch it DURING the super bowl. Or is it Super Bowl?