That may be the worst set of lead off Super Bowl commercials that I have ever seen!
I vote for teleflora right now!![]()
My vote for the worst ads (2 of them) were the Coca Cola polar bear ads.
They were not unique (Coke has used polar bears for many years), and they didn't make a lot of sense. The polar bears were not even that cute.
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But really this commericals have been pretty weak overall. The Jerry Seinfield Acura commerical wasnt horrible and Bud Light just had an ok one HERE WE GO!
... the one with the dog in the horse race "showboating" at the end (I don't even remember the product)
I vote for teleflora right now!![]()
but isn't that odd - the whole purpose of the commercial is to catch your attention and burn the product indeliably into your mind and your memory..
...and yet you watched the commercial and were actually DISTRACTED by it such that you didn't even notice what was being advertisted!!!
A different ad caught my eye and I never could quite figure out what was up - When I saw the aging Clint Eastwood in the Detroit commercial - I immediately thought it was quite odd as it seemed to be promoting the bailout and how well it worked...
Now, I see I was not the only one who thought this commercial was a cheap attempt ("it's America's halftime" - meaning we need four more years of whatever..) to promote the President's re-election..
http://www.suntimes.com/news/nation...olitics-in-clint-eastwoods-super-bowl-ad.html
Oh yeah!!!
I also liked the Bud Light "Here We Go" ad.
regardless - everyone knows where Eastwood stands politically and the America's halftime reference is quite clearly an attempt to promote four more years
..as that link shows - even ultra FAR-left liberal Michael Moore saw the ad for what it was ...a promo for Obama no matter how hard some try to pretend to deny it
Maybe -- who really knows what's going on in others' minds....and how do we really know how others voted? And people do change so no matter what he said back then how do we know what he feels now?
I still think Michael Moore saw it the way it was intended -
"Clint, the consensus is u done a good thing standing up 4 Detroit--
& your sermon seemed 2 b a call 2 give O his "second half."
and I never denied that Clint leans conservative when money is at issue but is an avowed social liberal...
if some how you did not see this as a promotion for Obama then you're entitled to see it as you wish, but even Clint concedes it did look like it...
and his "denial" is oddly a carefully parsed non-denial -- when asked if it was a promotion for Obama - the only thing he denied was "being affiliated with the Obama campaign"!!
http://news.yahoo.com/clint-eastwood-chrysler-commercial-viewed-obama-campaign-ad-214337497.html
http://www.thegrio.com/politics/clint-eastwood-i-am-not-politically-affiliated-with-mr-obama.php
A different ad caught my eye and I never could quite figure out what was up - When I saw the aging Clint Eastwood in the Detroit commercial - I immediately thought it was quite odd as it (THE COMMERCIAL - not necessarily Clint personally) seemed to be promoting the bailout and how well it worked......
who the hey cares - all I ever said was that THE COMMERCIAL was an attempt to promote a 2nd term....
Clint did not pay for the ad nor write the ad - he simply said what was scripted for him to say by those who PAID FOR THE AD...
golly lots of people likely would say whatever they're told to say if they get the kind of $$ Clint Eastwood was likely paid for that ad!!!
Willing or unwilling - Clint did the bidding of someone who wanted to promote a 2nd term for the current president
BTW - the sponsor of that ad was Chrysler - the direct recipient of over $80 BILLION in cash money given to them (& GM) by President Obama (per msnbc)-- so if you're looking for perhaps something that might even just be the appearance of a reason why Chrysler might want to help President Obama - then I'd say an $80 billion "bailout" that has yet to be fully repaid is a nice start...