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It’s the 4th and final quarter,
of an otherwise tepid and disappointing collection of multi-million dollar ads. Our final entry does have a couple gems. BTW, the game ended with the Denver Broncos defeating the Carolina Panthers with a score of 24 to 10.
Super Bowl 50 3rd quarter commercial analysis,
is finally published. It’s a collection of very disappointing, low-risk ads and doesn’t reach the bar set in prior years. Most of these are unworthy of a second viewing.
We dust off another 13 commercials
from Super Bowl 50. Ads of the 2nd quarter and half time were mostly not inspirational, depressing, or bleak. It’s a quarter for beer and automobiles.
Super Bowl 2016,
and we have a new round of super commercials. This is our third Super Bowl analysis overthinking what the big-ad companies were really trying to tell us. Read more about the first quarter.
As seen in your local megaplex,
its Maxwell the Geico pig. The commercial is played after the previews and before the main attraction. It is one of the very few ads at the cinema I enjoy watching. I’ve long wanted to post this.
New England wins the Super Bowl,
defeating Seattle 28-24 in a nail biter. The final quarter also gave us 10 more ads to chew over. Lingerie, another web site building ad, glue, and movie promotion headline.
Seattle leads New England 24 to 14,
after 3 quarters of 2015 Super Bowl. But there are 10 ads to watch. Automobiles headline this quarter with another example of social commentary. Geez, all I want is more cheese dip.
At the end of the first half,
it’s tied at 14-14. But wait, there are 5 Super Bowls ads to study when you’re not watching Katy Perry. There’s more social commentary and commercials about crying dads.
Super Bowl 2015 is scoreless after its first quarter.
But there were 23 commercials persuading us to buy, purchase, and sometimes save the world. Automobiles and junk food headline this quarter with a couple that are downright depressing.
Super Bowl 2015,
is over. Not the memories. We decode and analyze the commercials starting with the first 21 during the opening quarter. Automobiles, junk food, and movie promotion headlines the first quarter.
