Nobody likes bullies, but when you can use them to your advantage — such as for getting a bag of Doritos stuck in a vending machine — they really aren’t that bad. Continue reading to see the commercial — bonus video included.
For those who missed the Superbowl commercials yesterday (or even the entire game), the Chrysler 200 spot featuring Eminem was rated as the most popular. In second, was Volkswagen’s Star Wars commercial. Click here for more pictures. Continue reading to watch.
Chrysler actually outperfomed Volkswagen in the Brand Bowl, placing first with a score of 91. The spot, which features Eminem, is a tribute to the City of Detroit and its people, an emotional message.
[via Caranddriver – Examiner]
Motorola’s Super Bowl 2011 commercial pokes fun at Apple iPhone users by featuring “homogenous, mindless drones who all look alike and use the same chuck of hardware; the standout — a handsome young gentleman using the Xoom — is even reading Orwell’s 1984.” Continue reading to watch.
[via TUAW]
Now here’s something you don’t see everyday: someone dropping “a 1500 pound pallet of used cell phones onto a Chevy Camaro.” Thankfully, the film crew says that “the phones in this video were damaged beyond repair. They were all cleaned up and recycled properly.” Continue reading to watch.
The filmmakers later clarified that the Camaro wasn’t in running condition, wasn’t close to ever running again, and was bought by a member of the crew as a parts car after the shoot.
[via Gizmodo]
Microsoft has released the first Xbox Kinect commercial, but unfortunately, it’s “still as cheesy as the old Wii ones were, with 90% less game footage.” Continue reading to watch.
It’s the total lack of focus on software that’s really getting me, here. Ever since E3, Microsoft has been acting like Sony circa 2007, with its conflicting marketing messages and emphasis on hardware over software.
[via Destructoid]
A Chinese ad agency hired a group of stunt drivers to play a live-action Pac-Man game using Chevrolet Cruze vehicles, and the resulting commercial is nothing short of geeky. Continue reading to watch.
A large room serves as the stage for a full-size representation of the Pac-Man universe. A white Chevy Cruze plays the part of Mr. Pac-Man while a series of Black Cruzes represent the ghosts.
[via Autoblog]
When it comes to mobile technology, people most commonly associate cell phones, beepers, etc. with that term, and these classic commercials showcase those technologies at its funniest. Continue reading to see them all.