Dare I say it - the Super Bowl commercials were not that good?  Do you agree?
96406
I was disappointed.  I think they have been better in the past.  I am NOT a Jessica Simpson fan, but with all the build up I was looking forward to seeing her spot......which I never did see.  Did anyone?\n\nI did think the "magic refrigerator" was funny, but at $2.5 million per 30 second spot, I expected ALOT more.
581360
yes. ... it's really wasn't very good...much like the 3rd one..... the 1st and 2nd ones were the so funny... i don't know what happened
841256
I didn't watch the whole thing, but what I did see it wasn't that they were singing off key - it was that ABC's production quality was that poor.  The sound was tinny, and really bad, they camera shots were not consistent and there were times when the screen went black - in general a very poor production.  If I were the Country Music Association, I would be raising all manner of hades this morning with the production staff who botched the telecast so badly.  To be honest, I've seen high school productions that were videotaped by a proud parent that the tape looked more professional than last night's awards show did.\n\nMaybe they will do better next time.  And put it on a different network - my antenna doesn't pick up ABC, so I had to go elsewhere to see what I did get to see.
466867
The Super Bowl is big.  The Super Bowl is flashy.  The Super Bowl is commercialized.  The Super Bowl is broadcasted to hundreds of countries throughout the world, even though 95% of them wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a Twins set and a Trips set.  The Super Bowl is overhyped by the media into a veritable frenzy.  The Super Bowl always pits the supposedly best teams against one another, but it is almost always a snoozer of a game.  The Super Bowl is interrupted by a commercial every 3 minutes, and is interrupted by an excessively long halftime show that always includes a washed-up musical act that used to be a popular band back in the day or a current pop idol that is running on fumes until their fifteen minutes of fame is over.  And all of that is combined with the glitz and gaudy glamor of a casino show in Las Vegas.\n\nAmerica is big.  America is flashy.  America is commercialized.  America imposes its culture and "democracy" over hundreds of countries throughout the world, and 95% of them wouldn't be able to name any cities in the U.S. other than New York or Los Angeles (not that any U.S. citizen could name more than two cities in any other country in the world, either).  America is obsessed with the media, as we are constantly consumed by the current big news story (i.e. the Duke lacrosse scandal right now).  Every four years America votes for their president, basically deciding between two guys who are supposedly the best that our country has to offer, but the decision ultimately comes down to which candidate is going to screw up the country less than the other.  American life is interrupted by a T.V. commercial, billboard, radio ad or print ad far more frequently than every 3 minutes, and we are obsessed with the next popular music act and the next Pop Idol, even though each of these no-talent hacks will be selling CDs out of the bargin bin at Wal-Mart after their fifteen minutes of fame is over.  And all Americans love Vegas.\n\nThe parallels are obvious.  The Super Bowl is a spectacle of society because, good or bad, it is a microcosm that represents the macrocosm of American society, literally putting all of it on a big stage for the world to see.  It's beautiful and hideous at the same time, but it is in every sense American.
144892
no, it really wasnt all that good. it was just okay. not worth buy, maybe renting.
1071230
Have you ever received *anything* that looked they way they do in the commercials?\n\nI'm guessing no.....because the products they use in commercials are specially prepared for the long photo shoot.\n\nTrust me, you would *not* want to eat the Subway sub they use in the commercials.\n\nAnd you *really* don't want to eat the Butterball turkey you see on your screen.....because they are supposedly raw, frozen, and varnished a lovely golden brown colour.\n\nYum!
1047505
no and for the love of all things holy.. please stop interuppting my commercials for race (sense any humor?? okay..good)\ni mean, i know they have to fit in a certain amount of commercials, but you damn well know how long the race is, and know if it's boring it's a good time to get to commercial. do not take one when there is exciting stuff going on.. and please please please..when something happens click that button and go back to the race.
789949
LOL. I know, isn't it annoying when commercials get all "hip" on ya? Seriously. It's super annoying. Or, the ones with the dance beats? ugh.
337089
It's unianimous. The commercial IS disturbing.\n\nBut, it certainly got our attention!\n\n-- 1 point for them.\n\nHowever, now we're all too disgusted to buy any more Skittles.\n\n-- 5 points against them.\n\nSo, they're the ones who should be the most disgusted because they wasted so much of their advertising budget on such a horribly repulsive commercial.
784901
Hell no ...... it looks like crap, the acting sucks ....... it does the game no justice
803582
I was asking myself the same question last night. My God, that was so miserable to watch. I was just cringing the entire time.\n\nThe first half was great. Our boys were doing so good defensively, even with all of the injuries. I was really impressed. I'm convinced that something happened in that locker room. We came out for the second half with no gusto, no passion for the game. My grandmother could have played ball better than they did. \n\nThat 108 yard return was absolutely horrific to watch. I couldn't believe it. I give credit to the Bears, that was a damn good fake, but oh man. The poor Giants. It was just ...over. I don't think Coughlin should have gone for it. And I also think that next time, there's gonna be someone defensively ready incase that ever looks like it's going to happen again. \n\nThen you have the injuries of the night. Madison is re-hurt. Petitgout is probably out for a while. Tiki hurt his hand. We lost some good players already, now we've lost even more. Tiki wasn't the same, which angered me. They should have put in Jacobs and let Tiki rest, and they should have thrown the ball to Shockey instead of Plax since Plax can hardly catch. Coughlin seems like he barks but he's got no bite. \n\nI don't think this is season changing, but I hope it is a wake up call to the Giants. We're the top of the NFC East. We're tied for second place in the NFC with a bunch of other teams. We need to seriously step it up if we ever want to make the Super Bowl this year. Which I think we should, especially considering that Tiki is retiring. \n\nI think if we lose next week's game, the last night was season changing. We can't afford to lose next week. The team needs to get their confidence back.
497050
Oh, my gosh!!  I remember that commercial.  How corny it was.  I think maybe I bought some of the shampoo..............................................................................\nI miss the 70s.
205846
No offense, but no, I really didn't care for it. At all. I found it annoying, pointless, and obnoxious. Considering the direction entertainment seems to be headed in, though, I'd say those qualities are assets. *sigh*
727384
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed this! It's really frustrating! Then, he recaps everything we just saw, along with what the commercial just advertised. I took a break from it for a while because of the commercials. Oprah is no better.
96951
I absolutely loved the one where the Budweiser horses were playing football (as they do every year), but then the "naked" sheep runs out and streaks across the field while the other animals laugh.  That was amazing :)  Otherwise most of the commercials this year weren't that good.\n\nOh yeah, and I loved the MacGyver one!  That was hilarious!  "Tube Sock" $4.00 :P
156172
Being in Steel City, of course I was.  The parade today was fantastic as well.\n\nYet, I do feel somewhat discontent with the many "conspiracy theories" being thrown around and the supposed "bad calls."  I will admit that there was at least one bad call, and that was Hasselback's "hit below the knees."  However, why are Seattle fans complaining so much about the officiating, because I don't remember Mike Holmgren challenging any of those calls in the second half...\n\nThe play that more or less ended the game had nothing to do with "poor officiating" or "shoulda woulda couldas" though, and that was Willie Parker's 75 yard TD run - its ashame they didn't use him more either because he looked as though he could've done it all night long.
563130
love that commercial here is the url\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnVVtuzVLu4