Super Bowl Commercials

It doesn't matter whether you call it catsup or ketchup, the Heinz Super Bowl 2014 commercial points out the fun in using glass containers for condiments.

Neo's guide down the rabbit hole, Morpheus, has returned from 'The Matrix' in order to reveal the truth about luxury in Kia's Super Bowl 2014 commercial.

We may have already teased at how epic Arnold's big Super Bowl 2014 ad was going to be, but what actually happens in this commercial goes way beyond anything we were ever expecting from Bud Light.

While it's technically not an actual part of the official roster of Super Bowl 2014 commercials, Newcastle's multi-part documentary starring Anna Kendrick and Keyshawn Johnson in the beer company's failure of trying to make an ad for the big game is a huge, hilarious parody of the whole system.

Three commercials featuring Scarlett Johansson, Johnny Galecki and Richard Lewis that will run during the Super Bowl are out on the Internet. Two are good and one of them, not as much.

The Super Bowl might bring the promise of glory to one group of lucky fans and humiliating and bitter defeat to another, but for the rest of the universe, it's a chance to enjoy some primo, top-of-the-line adver-tainment.

If the guy swapping spit with Bar Refaeli in that GoDaddy Super Bowl commercial looked familiar, it's because you've seen him before. Dozens of times. His name is Jesse Heiman, and he plays a nerd in basically everything.

Mio Fit's Super Bowl commercial features Tracy Morgan advocating the American knack for change, a move that effectively makes the whole situation absurd. Also, we find Tracy to be an interesting choice--since it is in fact a "sports" drink, maybe they should've made some kind of nod towards athleticism other than stuffing the former Tracy Jordan into a tracksuit...

Here you go. Watch this Dodge Ram Super Bowl 2013 commercial narrated by Paul Harvey and cry. Good ol' Paul Harvey -- he wasn't afraid to really go for the heart strings.

Will Ferrell filmed an ad for Old Milwaukee that aired during the Super Bowl last night. But you probably didn't see it. The ad only played in three places -- Sherman, Texas, Ardmore, Oklahoma, and Glendive, Montana.