is Super Bowl advertising 101. Dull product? Check. Two wacky celebs? Check. An argument about how the product is consumed that literally nobody has ever had? You better believe that box is checked.
In all honestly I've had a lot of friendships destroyed over how we consume mixed peanuts. I'd rather not talk about it, actually.Ok Jason, you got me. I can't really make fun of this one because it's actually pretty good. Bateman is taking a break from starring in theto travel through time to Nissan's most evolved car yet, which actually looks like it came from the future, to be quite honest.
Plus it's electric as well? I can't even get annoyed at the product he's pushing. I wonder how much it co- Agh, the advertising, it's working!It looks like the car companies are hitting the nail on the head here. Speaking of heads, look at that impeccable head of hair on Eugene Levy. Advertising their new range, Nissan are going big on the action and big on the names too. We're all over the idea for Levy as the newest action star. Once you add those locks to those eyebrows, he becomes unstoppable. Also, Catherine O'Hara features with probably the easiest pay day she'll ever have in a very short 'We've definitely turned a corner here. I've got to hand it to Lay's, this is how it should be done.
My only gripe with this ad is how fake the bag of crisps looks. There's like five crisps propped up on cardboard in that bag, Seth. I'm not falling for it.There's really not much to add to this one. It's an ad for Busch Light Beer with Kenny G playing saxophone, superimposed over a mountain skyline. We'll let Kenny play this one out.
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