Apple began airing a trio of new iPhone commercials recently, and one in particular caught our attention. “If you don’t have an iPhone,” the ad begins, “you don’t have the App Store. So you don’t have the world’s largest selection of apps.” Accurate as that statement may be, we can’t help but wonder why — with this massive war chest of apps Apple loves to brag about — the company’s ad agency couldn’t… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Boy Genius Report Discovery Date : 17/03/2011 11:38 Number of articles : 5
Apple began airing a trio of new iPhone commercials recently, and one in particular caught our attention. “If you don’t have an iPhone,” the ad begins, “you don’t have the App Store. So you don’t have the world’s largest selection of apps.” Accurate as that statement may be, we can’t help but wonder why — with this massive war chest of apps Apple loves to brag about — the company’s ad agency couldn’t… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Boy Genius Report Discovery Date : 17/03/2011 11:38 Number of articles : 5
Apple has rolled out three new iPhone commercials that introduce an interesting twist to the formula. Rather than stick with the familiar “There’s an app for that” catchphrase, the new commercials take the opposite angle. Opening with a simple line “If you don’t have an iPhone,” the commercials then launch into a quick overview of Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : 9 to 5 Mac Discovery Date : 17/03/2011 11:38 Number of articles : 4
Apple has rolled out three new iPhone commercials that introduce an interesting twist to the formula. Rather than stick with the familiar “There’s an app for that” catchphrase, the new commercials take the opposite angle. Opening with a simple line “If you don’t have an iPhone,” the commercials then launch into a quick overview of Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : 9 to 5 Mac Discovery Date : 17/03/2011 11:38 Number of articles : 4
It’s the day after the Super Bowl . Cue the commercial critiques. Every year, people are underwhelmed at the commercials. After watching many Super Bowls and analyzing people’s responses, we have come to realize that the disappointment is more to do with the unrealistc expectations the commercial have every year and less to do wtih the commercials actually sucking more than any other year. With that being said, there were some commercials that people universally liked. We’ve taken liberty to choose some. The first, above, was the Bud Light Dog Sitter commercial. It was brilliant. We saw dogs doing everything from waitressing, to bartending to DJing. Joan Rivers arguably took the place of Betty White this Super Bowl season. Although Joan’s commercial wasn’t as good as Betty’s Snickers commercial, it was better than Betty’s replacement in the Snicker’s Super Bowl ad this year , Roseanne Bar . Joan was like Betty in that her career is really on a steady incline proving that age isn’t anything but a number. Since GoDaddy is known for having young, hot spokeswomen, the reveal of Joan River’s was unexpected to be least. Never mind that her head was plastered on a rocking body. Joan has been going around today telling everyone how great her body is. Best Buy’s commercial was a riot. Ozzy Osbourne wasn’t just pretending not to know who Justin Bieber was, he really doesn’t know who Justin Bieber is . Bieber and Ozzy couldn’t be more different so that fact that they’re in this commercial making fun of that is hilarious. Pepsi Max was all over the Super Bowl. This commercial was particularly great because the thoughts that the guy and the girl are each having inside their heads are so typical of every first date. Any commercial that can manage to get several classic TV shows and modern sitcoms into one spot is phenomenal. It’s fitting that the NFL itself was behind this great commercial. The ad shows all the sitcoms referencing the NFL over the years with the tag line that the NFL has the best fans. Car ads were also all over the big game. Most of them were straight to the point and rather boring. It’s for that reason that the Donny Deutsch created Darth Vader commercial was the best of the car ads. The kid behind the mask is all over TV this week so catch him if you can.
Jenn Sterger and NFL fans everywhere have seen as much of Brett Favre as they can stomach, but the man has many fans and know how to spark debate. That’s why one fellow Dancing With the Stars alum and NFL MVP would love to see him follow in his footsteps and shake his booty on the hit show this year. Preferably without sexting pics of his junk during rehearsal. “Let me think on what old retired NFL guy should join the show,” Kurt Warner told PopEater . “Brett Favre. That’s a good idea. Controversy is good for ratings.” Kurt, who made it within one episode of the finals in his appearance, previously criticized Favre for the off-field sexting shenanigans that dented his legacy. “I do think [that] hurt his legacy to some degree,” he said. “I do think people look at him differently now – at least in the short term – than five years ago.” A turn on DWTS could help restore his image … but he’d have to be given a chance first, which a show source says has no chance in hell of happening. “No way would [ DWTS ] want any part of Brett,” the source said. “They love having colorful people but you have to remember this is a family show and not the right fit for someone accused of e-mailing private photos of himself to young ladies.” Sums it up well. Jenn Sterger might work, though. Wowza.
Christina Aguilera flubbed, the Black Eyes Peas lit up and, somewhere along the way, Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to a 31-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. But in the minds of many viewers, Super Bowl XLV was all about what happened in between these events. Namely, the commercials. From Eminem returning home to a mini version of Darth Vader using his Force, car companies came up with the most creative advertisements. In our opinion, at least. What’s yours? Check out the following spots and then vote on your favorite. Faith Hill Telefora Commercial Volkswagen Star Wars Commercial Chevy Silverado Super Bowl Commercial Eminem Super Bowl Commercial Audi 8 Super Bowl Commercial Which is the best?
One of the best parts of the Super Bowl are the commercials. Justin Bieber appeared in a commercial with Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne that was definitely amusing. Ozzy Osbourne joked about Bieber asking, “What’s a Bieber?!” A balding older looking man sporting a mustache and beard replied by saying “I don’t know. It kind of
There isn’t anything quite like Super Bowl commercials. For many of you, it’s the best part of the game. So we thought we’d show you ahead of time some of our favorites that have already come out. Just so you know, this year is being considered The Year of the Autos, with many of the companies getting back into profits and all. The big automakers have purchased about one-third of all air time. Maybe… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : CrunchGear Discovery Date : 04/02/2011 20:37 Number of articles : 2
www.youtube.com From the Reel Junkie channel on NO GOOD TV comes a special presentation on the new film “REPRISE.” The freewheeling passion of youth and the unpredictable perils of fate are both the subject and the breathtaking form of Joachim Triers lean and kinetic journey through friendship, love, madness and creativity: REPRISE. Trier viscerally captures the way life takes off at rocket-speed in the beginning of adulthood and the what-ifs and why-nots that both drive and haunt us as the unbridled hopes of youth come to a screeching halt. The fast-moving story kicks off just as Phillip (ANDERS DANIELSON LIE) and Erik (ESPEN KLOUMAN-HOINER) stand at the mailbox, two cocky, grinning rebels full of 20 year-old verve and dreams, their whole lives hanging in the balance at this singular moment. Each is about to ship off his first novel to publishers, each is hoping to become a wildly influential cult author, each has visions of a new life of non-stop intensity, brilliance, romance and nightclubbing. Fast-forward six months. These reveries have crashed, hard, into reality. Phillip, whose novel garnered instant acclaim and turned him into a mini-celebrity, has had a terrifying breakdown and is just about to be released from a psychiatric hospital. Erik, who never sold his novel, is still pecking away, determined to follow in the footsteps of his undying hero, a reclusive but idolized writing genius, no matter what it takes. REPRISE explores not just what happens to Phillip …
