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Budweiser Eternally Optimistic Prohibition Will Never Happen Again Highlighting achievements throughout history and the fact there will always be great times to celebrate, Budweiser's Eternal Optimism is a pulse-pounding, music fueled illustration of how American really know how to have a good time. As long as beer is involved. Chrysler's Clint Eastwood Ad Best Super Bowl Ad This Year It's only halftime as I write this but the Clint Eastwood Chrysler ad just aired and it is, by far, the best ad of this year's Super Bowl. Telling the world it's halftime in America and the world had better be ready for America's second half, Eastwood says, "This country can't be knocked out in one punch. We get right back up again and when we do, the world is going to hear the roar of our engines. Yea, it's halftime America and our second have is about to begin." Very, very powerful message. The ad ties the plight of Detroit to the plight of the nation. It acknowledges we are in trouble but it also lifts out spirits by reminding us we've been down before and we've survived. We're calling this the best (and we use that term lightly since ads are supposed to be about sales and we'll have no idea about that for quite some time) Super Bowl ad of the year. We just are. That's the way it is. Disagree. But you'll be wrong. Hulu Plus. That's Hot. Well it's official. The Will Arnett Hulu commercial is nowhere near as good as the Alec Baldwin one. Something about mashing your brain up even further. But what do we know. The scientist at the end says, "That's hot." And that's about the most favorite part of the ad for us. Doritos: Wise Ass Kid Gets 'Sling Baby'd' by Grandma So what do you do when your wise ass grandson won't share his Doritos with you? You enlist the the kid's baby brother to help you. This is one of the Doritos top fire consumer created commercials we thought wouldn't make the cut but it did. Just goes to show how much we know. Anyway, we like it. Mr. Quigley Out Moves Kim Kardashian Yes, let's be honest. Wouldn't you rather watch Kim Kardashian be ogled by the camera for thirty seconds rather than watching a moon walking dog? To each their own we guess. So this tear Skechers went for a less sexy approach and hired a dog. The ad, Mr. Quigly, is pretty funny. After all, animals in the Super Bowl, right? Chevy Sonic 'Stunt Anthem' Captures Automotive Excitement The Chevy Sonic ad that has the car and its drivers frolicking in all kinds of adventure does a nice job anecdotally illustrating just how much fun you can have with a car. Of course nor everyone is going to jump out of a plane with their car or to a 360 degree jump but we can hope and imagine, right? Nice hjob M&M Gets Naked to Celebrate New Brown M&M The talking M&M's have been a thing for a while. Mostly, they are funny. Mostly the ads are pretty good. But, this being the Super Bowl, it's time to bring out the stupid. Guy laughs at brown M&M because he thinks it's naked. The a red M&M shows up and strips because he thinks it's "that kind of party." Hilarity ensues. Clydesdales Forget 9/11. Celebrate Getting Drunk It's hard to divorce oneself from the somber respect the Budweiser Clydesdales gave New York after 9/11. Especially when faced with this year's celebration of the end of prohibition. Awesome. First we mourn thousands of dea. Then we celebrate the fact everyone can get drunk again. Yea, it's been ten years but we always felt the Clydesdales should represent something important. Not the ability to get trashed again. Best Buy Celebrates Innovators Good riddance to the Justin Bieber, Ozzy Osbourne idiocy of year's past. This year, Best Buy decided to celebrate what matters; people who innovate for the benefit of others. Fabulous spot. Great job. Meaningful. A Blue Bottle Won't Get Anyone to Drink Bud Light Platinum Not sure who would actually be caught dead drinking a Bud Light Platinum but someone over at Anheiseur Busch thought it was worth spending several million dollars to convince people to do so. Maybe they figured they could tap the last twelve hipsters out there. 
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