February 8, 201016 yr That was my favorite. I wonder how many people would have guessed correctly if you'd have asked them if Abe Vigoda was still alive? I assumed he had died years ago. I actually Googled him last night to see how old he was (he'll be 89 in two weeks). I still think he got jobbed several years ago. He wasn't even NOMINATED as Best Supporting Actor for his masterful portrayal as Otis in Good Burger.
February 8, 201016 yr The Snickers commercial with Betty White and Abe Vigoda was my favorite. That was funny. I guess the super bowl advertisers do cater to old people, cause nobody under 40 propbably knows how the two in the commercial were. Just "OLD" people to them. I laughed when I saw Fish! I thought he had been thrown back years ago.
February 8, 201016 yr I guess the super bowl advertisers do cater to old people, cause nobody under 40 propbably knows how the two in the commercial were. Just "OLD" people to them. I laughed when I saw Fish! I thought he had been thrown back years ago. Find me one person that doesn't know who Betty White is...
February 9, 201016 yr I also liked the "Betty White" commercial, and the Doritos "Mama". I don't know how I missed the Lebron/Howard commercial.
February 9, 201016 yr I thought the ads were good. It amazes me that, every year, people say they were disappointing. I thought there were a lot of good ones. Lebron & Dwight & Larry Bird was good. The "I love you so much I watch your vampire shows" commercial was great. The google search engine where he gets married in Paris was great. Not that funny, but a great commercial. The Doritos commercials were solid. The one that NWO referenced was my favorite. I agree...I enjoyed several if not most of the commercials this year.
February 9, 201016 yr Overall, weak class of Ads for this year. My favorite one of the night was the Baby and Milk-a-holic commerical for E-trade. :thumb: best of the night :dancingpa
February 10, 201016 yr Find me one person that doesn't know who Betty White is... The 20 & under crowd that was in my living room just thought they were 2 old people. It wasn't until I said their names did anyone think otherwise. I am just saying that we get the WHO and Betty White and Fish becasue the advertisers and planners know that the older crowd is watching and the younger crowd is drunk.:ylsuper:
February 10, 201016 yr That was my favorite. I wonder how many people would have guessed correctly if you'd have asked them if Abe Vigoda was still alive? I assumed he had died years ago. I actually Googled him last night to see how old he was (he'll be 89 in two weeks). I thought he was dead. Mike Colreone wouldn't let him off the hook, "For old time's sake."
February 10, 201016 yr My favorite Super Bowl ad was the Anheuser Busch: Clydesdale Friend http://superbowlads.fanhouse.com/2010/anheuser-busch-clydesdale-friend/
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