Looks terrifying. If I was going to go to a cinema, it’s probably not to see that.
Actually sweet
I really did not expect this, mainly as don’t think you can get a webcam for love nor money at the moment. Overall, I think they gave an ad agency money and asked for a rebrand from the “Webcam, keyboard and mouse maker”
It’s a new streaming service in the US and appeared though the 1st quarter. Very well done. The brand synergy is strong here but I feel most of the sketches between divisions of CBS & Viacom actually worked. Colbert as the bartender I felt was a nice touch.
It will be commercially fantastic as it’s a Marvel production. Lukewarm on it. As it’s on Disney+ I suspect expect the reaction to Wanda vision again.
Welcome to 2021 - where you can enter a sweepstakes to have a chance to go to space. Beautiful soundtrack, beautiful visuals - but what?
They got Sesame Street to make a TV ad. This somehow walks the line between sellout and sweet, but let’s not excuse the fact Doordash is gig economy. I would like this as better if almost any other company had this as an ad.
Good soundtrack, nice cameo with Jimmy Kimmel - but I find the premises of this as weird. Plus, I don’t think people have forgotten about Matthew Mcconnacy and his Lincoln yet.
I saw this before the game as was looking forward to it. 2 of the strongest people from SNL (Will Ferrell & Kenan Thompson) plus Akwfinna make this work. It’s simple, insane and shows GM is not dead yet (but that new logo will take some getting use to).
Although intresting idea, not that memorable. I remember mixing Pringles flavours in the early 2000s
Hate the Bud Knight? Hate any other of their ads? Well you are out of luck - they are all back to clean up an overturned Bud Light truck. If they had any sense, they would of left the truck overturned.
Look, if you think burritos can change the world then go ahead.
This one is insane, and that’s before you mention John Cena is in it. It’s memorable for the wrong reasons (earworm, the sheer insanity of it) but I do wonder if anyone actually managed to nail the exact number of bottles to win the $1million
Yes it’s 2021, yes we have alot of technical improvements but also the US health market is still privatised. Thus here we are seeing a company pay $5million just to show an ad to tell you about a way for people to see their blood sugar levels (which I thought you could do already?)
Considering the state of the job market, this I think was a good ad and was beautifully done.
“2020 was a lemon of a year, so let’s have the ad be lemons raining on people”. Somehow actually funny
Yes, the person doing colour commentary for this game is also doing a trainer ad with his wife.
Casual “We live working here” ad, plus a reminder it’s all made in the lower 48.
Tracey Jordan proving there is a difference between ‘Pretty sure’ and ‘Certain’, and Tracy is insane enough to pull this ad off. One of the best. I can see myself using this at work…
The CEO is playing a keyboard and singing. At what point did nobody think this was a bad idea? Or was the adbuy too much to have any left to make an ad?
Let’s not remember the Seal “Superbowl babies” ad, but this works. They have (apparently) kids born today and a explaination. I’m not in the market, but good ad.
This ad is beautiful. Seriously. As in I would expect Channel 4 to do something like this for someone in Team GB at the Paralympics. It’s not too emotional but just beautiful.
Em, maybe a tough market at the moment after the whole GameStop stock saga. Plus - I thought we were done with Rocky inspired fitness montages?
Clever. Amy Schumer as “The Fairy God Mayo” seems like it was an ad agency pitch that actually didn’t have to compromise
Keeps you entertained, you learn some triva about US Tax code.
Hot girl plus chance to win alot of money by betting (which I thought was illegal cross state lines?)
Why is the guy wearing a Hoodie with Jason Alexander’s face on it? Does the face change per scene in the montage? Why the 80s music? (Ok, it’s a montage). WHO IS JASON ALEXANDER?
Fast paced, I understand the point of it and does what it says on the Tin. I guess I need to slay a dragon to get this product though?
“Buying a car as a dealer is the same as getting tourched with battery leads” depicts Vroom. I think there may be evidence to back this up.
Straight into the New Jersey Soprano Mafia boss type being undercut by a cold cuts deli. I could actually see this playing into a story on Law & Order.
“Our 5G is so far ranging we will ensure that Gwen Stefani will not end up on a blind date she does not like”.
Are you going to argue with Samuel L Jackson on anything, yet along the major wireless sponsor of the NFL? Seriously - I have a feeling where the money at Verizon went.
The fact that Mike Myers and Dana Carvey can still pull off Wayne’s World is a testament to themselves. The ad is in their style of humour, although I suspect most people watching the Superbowl would know who Cardi B was (before she was introduced).
So the second ad from T-Mobile is having a family field football come family domestic live streamed via their 5G network. Why? Can this technology be put to better use? Can we showcase that better use? If not, Why?
A thought provoking ad that asks the question “Are you happy because you win or do you win because you are happy?“. Maybe a bit too deep for a Superbowl - bit I did notice the people in the scenes who were happy were drinking beer…
Different ad to the second quarter but same idea. Still a good ad.
Oh boy, now this is an ad. After the whole “Four Seasons Total Landscaping” saga in November post US election they just embraced it. Amazing.
Another film trailer - but on Prime Video. Interesting to see how this turns out as the Original Coming to America was made 40 years ago?
What do you get when you have Mila Kunis, Aston Kutcher, Shaggy and his song “It wasn’t me”? Fun ad, although a house furnished all in white/light colours and your eating Orange maze crisps? Good luck…
2nd ad is “We don’t need to bring jobs back to the US as we never left the US” I feel speaks the current situation with outsourcing etc in the US.