Laurence Fishburne sings in KIA luxury commercial?
Most boring Superbowl commercial ever
Clydesdales are always a big hit in Budweiser commercials
Doritos strikes again!
Which Superbowl commercial was the most well done.
Stephen Montisano
Intro to Journalism
2/5/14
Super
bowl Commercial criticism
The
Super bowl is watched by millions of people all over the United States
and several other nations as well; not all of which are football fans, some of
these viewers just enjoy the commercials.
This is with good reason because the Super Bowl is the biggest stage for
TV commercials all year long. Some
critics say that this years super bowl commercials were disappointing and
boring compared to the past Super Bowl’s commercials.
The
Budweiser commercials every year feature the Budweiser Clydesdales and they are
always a fan favorite for their sentimental value. Every year the commercials are well thought
out, different from past commercials, and always memorable. This year it was based on puppy love. The owners of the land who owned the
Clydesdales were giving puppies away.
This one puppy did not want to leave it’s home or it’s Clydesdale
friends. When they would give the puppy
away to an owner the puppy would always escape and make it’s way back to the
Clydesdales. Then one day the owner of
the puppy gave the dog away to a man and when the man was driving home the
Clydesdales chased him down and set the puppy free and walked back home. The owners of the land with the Clydesdales
and the puppy decided there was no getting rid of this little pup, so they kept
him. This commercial was very well done.
The
Kia luxury car commercial was fantastic.
It showed a lot of the great looking car inside and out. The commercial also gave off the vibe of how
quiet and sophisticated this car was so sophisticated that featured the famous
actor Laurence Fishburne who “sang” an opra tune that was very pleasing to the
ears. This was a very good commercial.
The
Doritos commercials around Super Bowl time are always funny. Specifically the commercial with the boy who
smarts off to his mother when asked to carry the groceries inside; his mother
says that she guesses that means nobody wants Doritos in a taunting way. The boy then jumps out of his chair, gets off
of his phone, and flicks his little sisters hat down and it covers her
eyes. The little sister then whistles
for the dog, she is then seen riding her dog like a horse over to her brother
who has the bag of Doritos. She lassos
the Doritos then lassos her brother and ties his legs up like they do in the
rodeo event called calf roping. The
mother comes outside and sees this and cheers for her daughter after roping up
her brother (and her son). Not sure how anyone could help laughing at this
commercial. This commercial was very funny.
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