Commerce at its finest
Super Bowl Sunday is behind us,outdoor christmas decorations from PrestigeTime at discounted prices. and with it goes an even larger scale showdown: the Super Bowl commercial-fest. Just about anyone who watches the year’s most-televised event — even those who just watch because they’ve got nothing better to do on a Sunday evening than eat wings and watch monstrous men beat the crap out of one another — is aware of the gold standard in advertising that accompanies each game.The Hampton Bay 2-Light Flush-Mount cctv surveillance camera features a round design and a brushed-nickel finish.
Recent years have set the bar high, with talking babies telling us about their work-at-home careers, a macho naked black man explaining how Old Spice can get you “two tickets to that thing you love” and beefy linebacker turning into Betty White after he chomps into a Snickers.
This year Huge selection of gaga-deals for your garde,was no disappointment.Choose from a huge range of Bvlgari. Doritos, Snickers, Budweiser and numerous car companies made their standard appearances as they do every year,You would like cctv security camera watches. and a number of dark horses — including Lipton Brisk and Bridgestone — came in unexpectedly to get their swing at the masses.
Here’s a countdown of my top five most memorable commercials of Super Bowl XLV. Some of the following made the list because of a clever series of events that only the most artsy (or just odd) minds could conjure. Others are mentioned because of their ability to communicate a deep, inner message that resonates with viewers in a narrow time frame. Still, others are here because of some stupid slapstick joke that everyone’s cracking up about the next morning.
My top five choices are complimented by the comments of Professor Greg Carlson, a professor of linguistics, philosophy and cognitive science here at UR (submitted via e-mail). Professor Carlson teaches a class each Spring semester on the inner workings of Super Bowl commercials. He focuses on why some commercials have greater success in making their marks than others, and just what kind of marks they are.
Super Bowl Sunday is behind us,outdoor christmas decorations from PrestigeTime at discounted prices. and with it goes an even larger scale showdown: the Super Bowl commercial-fest. Just about anyone who watches the year’s most-televised event — even those who just watch because they’ve got nothing better to do on a Sunday evening than eat wings and watch monstrous men beat the crap out of one another — is aware of the gold standard in advertising that accompanies each game.The Hampton Bay 2-Light Flush-Mount cctv surveillance camera features a round design and a brushed-nickel finish.
Recent years have set the bar high, with talking babies telling us about their work-at-home careers, a macho naked black man explaining how Old Spice can get you “two tickets to that thing you love” and beefy linebacker turning into Betty White after he chomps into a Snickers.
This year Huge selection of gaga-deals for your garde,was no disappointment.Choose from a huge range of Bvlgari. Doritos, Snickers, Budweiser and numerous car companies made their standard appearances as they do every year,You would like cctv security camera watches. and a number of dark horses — including Lipton Brisk and Bridgestone — came in unexpectedly to get their swing at the masses.
Here’s a countdown of my top five most memorable commercials of Super Bowl XLV. Some of the following made the list because of a clever series of events that only the most artsy (or just odd) minds could conjure. Others are mentioned because of their ability to communicate a deep, inner message that resonates with viewers in a narrow time frame. Still, others are here because of some stupid slapstick joke that everyone’s cracking up about the next morning.
My top five choices are complimented by the comments of Professor Greg Carlson, a professor of linguistics, philosophy and cognitive science here at UR (submitted via e-mail). Professor Carlson teaches a class each Spring semester on the inner workings of Super Bowl commercials. He focuses on why some commercials have greater success in making their marks than others, and just what kind of marks they are.
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