The Super Bowl is always a joyous time. Stuffing your face, watching grown men beat the living snot out of each other and it even has a little bit of everything for everyone. The half-time show and for most pop-culture junkies, movie and television trailers. This year was a little different, you usually expect studios to go all out and guns blazing, but with the pandemic running rampant, we still don’t have solid release dates...
Now that Super Bowl LI has concluded and congratulations to the New England Patriots for their epic comeback victory over the Atlanta Falcons. That was an exciting game to say the least (I’m a Patriots fan BTW) but let’s not forget what else happened this evening and that was all the new trailers that were shown. You can watch all of them below.
We are now just a week away from this year’s football championship, known as The Super Bowl. The 51st edition (or LI if you care about Roman numerals) will be between the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons from the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. So why I am I even talking about sports, let alone football? Why the commercials of course!
So today’s the big day, Super Bowl 50 featuring the Denver Broncos vs. the Carolina Panthers. I won’t try and state the importance of this event as just about everyone will be watching it for the actual football game taking place and/or the infamous commercials and/or the halftime show with Coldplay, Beyonce, and Bruno Mars. If you would like to read a post I wrote about Super Bowl Commercials, click here. If you are looking...
We are now just 4 days away from Super Bowl 50 from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California featuring a matchup between the Carolina Panthers and the Denver Broncos. While football fans will be watching the game to see these two great teams play (you can put me in that group), some will be watching for the commercials. Based on the high viewership and the wide viewer demographics, advertisers like to use this time as a means...
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