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2015 Superbowl Ads

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Don't all commercials looked staged?

 

At $4.5Million per 30 seconds I don't see many novella type commercials on the Superbowl happening.

 

The next commercial I see that doesn't look completely staged will be the first. They're commercials for goodness sakes. :lol2:

Don't all commercials looked staged?

 

At $4.5Million per 30 seconds I don't see many novella type commercials on the Superbowl happening.

 

You know what I mean. I mean too fake and forced.

 

Now there is another Bud commercial that will air during the SB that I like a lot better than the puppy one. It's about a Clydesdale and the man who raised him. That one actually is pretty good.

Bring back the frogs!

 

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Wasn't a fan of this one. Looked too staged etc. and what they should have done was made this storyline work through about 4 commercials to make it better. Wasn't a fan, seemed to be a re-run of ones already done.

 

I think that would have been a good idea, and they could have added a little more meat to the struggles of being lost. Would have tugged at emotions even more.

 

I agree with others....the Go-daddy's didn't offend me, and I thought it quirky and humorous.

Bring back the frogs!

 

And Frankie and Louie the chameleons, along with the ferret.

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