Best Super Bowl commercial
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Farmer’s Dog commercial hit really close to home for us.
Tubi probably got most bang for their buck. They are probably being mentioned at every watercooler.
Based on reaction at our Super Bowl party, it was the Amazon "Saving Sawyer" ad. No one anticipated that they were getting a kennel because they were bringing home another dog. Huge shift to positive emotions at the end of the commercial.
Had to be the Tubi commercial.
Was watching the game with my brother who is a Chiefs fans. I had the remote on the table next to me, so when the channel appeared to change, he got pretty excited to say the least. It took me a minute to understand what was happening and I started to smile. That got him even more upset at me.
Good thing the commercial didn't span the entire TV timeout or we might have come to blows!!
My biggest complaint are the commercials where they hold back on revealing who the advertiser is until the end.
My second biggest complaint is the commercials made me feel OLD. I had no idea who 80% of the celebrity spokespeople were. The T-Mobile commercial with the Scrubs guys and John Travolta made me feel better.
Was watching the game with my brother who is a Chiefs fans. I had the remote on the table next to me, so when the channel appeared to change, he got pretty excited to say the least. It took me a minute to understand what was happening and I started to smile. That got him even more upset at me.
Good thing the commercial didn't span the entire TV timeout or we might have come to blows!!
My biggest complaint are the commercials where they hold back on revealing who the advertiser is until the end.
My second biggest complaint is the commercials made me feel OLD. I had no idea who 80% of the celebrity spokespeople were. The T-Mobile commercial with the Scrubs guys and John Travolta made me feel better.
Yep. Me too. That one got the whole house quiet. Ladies were crying and men were blinking kinda hard.
I liked the Bradley Cooper and mom blooper reel commercial.
I also enjoyed the Michelob Ultra Caddyshack. It was interesting-- they all aged but you knew who each one of the actors were right when you saw them.
You know they weren't the same actors, right? Tony Romo was not in the original.
One of the worst was the attempt at the Clueless remake. No one under 40 knew what that was or what was going on.
Bud Light with Miles Teller and wife/GF dancing to the hold music.
Everything else just seemed contrived, trying too hard for a laugh and just not naturally very funny. I have a feeling more and more of these massively expensive 30-second spots are being art directed by a board room committee.
Everything else just seemed contrived, trying too hard for a laugh and just not naturally very funny. I have a feeling more and more of these massively expensive 30-second spots are being art directed by a board room committee.
Wife and I liked that one. It was the one where the product was prominently featured right away (unlike some commercials) and the premise had us both going, "Yep, I've heard that hold music before." Clean, simple, had a star I knew and is relatively current, and it made us laugh.
I thought Dunkin and Ben were pretty natural.
