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Super Bowl commercial titled . It tells the tale of founder Adolphus Busch emigrating to St. Louis and meeting Eberhard Anheuser, after first encountering Americans who tell him to “go home.” The boldness of this pro- immigration message, at this moment in our country, makes up for a narrative that’s only moderately compelling. Mr. Clean, C- Watch the Mr. Clean Super Bowl ad.

Clean Super Bowl ad. See more videos. This is either an ad about the cleaning product mascot or a promo for an upcoming movie starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. I can’t tell those two apart. Assuming it’s the former, I will admit that I’m mostly just creeped out by the housewife leering at the life- size cartoon figure in tight white pants as he spiffs up her home. C turns into her schlumpy husband — if you want a woman way out of your league, millennial guys, grow a beard! Um, sexy? Audi, BWatch the Audi Super Bowl commercial. As his daughter wins a soapbox derby, a dad frets about her growing up in a world where “her dad is worth more than her mom.” They drive off in their $4.

Audi is committed to equal pay, because that’s a stronger message than, say, parent Volkswagen’s tainted commitment to clean diesel. The soapbox derby car, apparently, gets left by the roadside. Michelin, BWatch the Michelin Super Bowl ad. As “Stay Alive” by Swedish artist Jose Gonzalez plays, Michelin tires deliver people safely where they are needed. The storytelling is unexciting, yet strong and tight, like a good set of tires in a turn.

Intel, A- Watch the Intel Super Bowl ad featuring Tom Brady. Ending with Brady drawing the line at cameras following him into the bathroom, the spot is amusing and vivid in its product demonstration.

King’s Hawaiian Rolls, BWatch the King's Hawaiian Super Bowl ad. This spot is simple, cute and effective. Just don't think too hard about how the scenario could play out more than once. Wonderful Pistachios, CWatch the Wonderful Pistachios Super Bowl ad.

That’s pretty much it, except for a tagline with Ernie saying, “Um, that one’s broken.” So the nuts, then, are high in protein and low in advertising ambition. Can we get Stephen Colbert back? Wix. com, B+Watch the Wix. Super Bowl ad featuring Gal Gadot and Jason Statham.

This year’s edition is better than usual. The website- creation service employs Jason Statham and Gal Gadot to rout some baddies in a restaurant while the chef in headphones obliviously refines his internet presence. It ends with an explosion and the chef working out of a food truck. Nintendo Switch, B+Watch the Nintendo Switch Super Bowl ad. Showing the device in action across multiple dayparts, it’s a bright, bouncy, enticing spot. Sprint, A- Watch the Spring Super Bowl ad.

In these two, Kristen Schaal parodies “5. Shades of Grey.” “I love getting hit with surprise fees,” says the comic actor, speaking of her experience with Verizon.

It’s the connection to preparing your own taxes that is just too tenuous to make this one a winner. Honda, A- Watch the Honda CR- V Super Bowl ad. Celebrities including Tina Fey, Robert Redford and Missy Elliott advise folks to follow their dreams via talking versions of their actual high school yearbook photos. The only demerit is for the fairly loose tie- in to the product, Honda’s new CR- V, which apparently is the dream the carmaker has followed.

Lexus, B+Watch the Lexus LC Super Bowl ad. Sia sings “Move Your Body,” dancer Lil Buck acts on her suggestion, and the car, Lexus' new LC sport coupe, is imbued with the suggestion of a soul, of the grace and athleticism that a great dancer can convey. This ad doesn't aim to do anything more than shine a spotlight on the product, but it does it so very well. Ford, BAiring just before kickoff, which now counts as a Super Bowl ad, this spot dramatizes the perils of being stuck: on a ski lift, in a wet suit, locked out of your house. Nina Simone sings “I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free.” And then people get unstuck, and Ford drives home its message about the technologies its cars employ to help move us on our way. Buick, BWatch the Buick Super Bowl ad featuring Cam Newton and Miranda Kerr. The star QB is under center, and he fires a bullet pass that a tot miraculously catches.

This spot is more old- school than the image Buick is now trying to project, yet it still possesses a certain charm. Who doesn’t enjoy seeing a referee turn into supermodel Miranda Kerr?

NFL, B- The league behind this annual extravaganza has made some pretty spiffy ads in years past, playing off its “Football is family” slogan. Not this year. The 2.

NFL legends — Mike Ditka, Michael Irvin, Joe Namath — and parades them around to Chicago’s “You’re the Inspiration.” Inspiration is precisely what was lacking in this innocuous but too- easy commercial. Avocados from Mexico, B+Watch the Avocados from Mexico Super Bowl ad. Priestly types banter about Bigfoot, Area 5. At one point, the leader sees a guy is streaming their proceedings. And then there’s subliminal advertising — Jon Lovitz commanding “Eat them!” — which leads to gorging on guacamole. The 3. 0 seconds that aired during the game retained most of the essence.

Mercedes- Benz, B+Watch the Mercedes- AMG GT Roadster Super Bowl ad featuring Peter Fonda, directed by the Coen Brothers. Download Ipod Where To Invade Next (2015). But the blocker is original . If this doesn’t get baby boomer hearts racing, perhaps nothing anymore can.

Kia, B- Watch the Kia Niro Super Bowl ad featuring Melissa Mc. Carthy. If you know Mc.

Carthy’s work, you won’t be surprised that she winds up howling in fear and pain each time. The message might be taken as: So don’t bother trying. But what it’s meant to be, the announcer tells us, is: “It’s hard to be an eco warrior, but it’s easy to drive like one.”Skittles, B- Watch the Skittles Super Bowl ad. Inside, we see Katie’s whole family catching and enjoying the fruits (or, rather, fruit- flavored candies) of the admiration she’s earned. But then there’s a burglar, a cop and a rodent catching candy, too, and you stop thinking about snacks and start wondering what kind of a feral household Katie is growing up in.

You might be better off without her, kid. Busch, BWatch the Busch Super Bowl ad.

A plaid- shirted guy plucks a six- pack from a mountain stream, opens one up, and the “Buschhhhhh” sound resonates through the forest and will not stop. It invokes the outdoors and suggests there may actually be some lasting flavor lurking therein. Those who’ve tasted Busch may disagree. Google Home, B-
Google Home 2. Super Bowl commercial.

Google Home 2. 01. Super Bowl commercial. See more videos. Give Google credit for trying to portray its Amazon Echo- like personal assistant as the embodiment of folksiness as “Country Roads” plays and people ask for recipes, for the lights to be turned down before a surprise party, etc. But it’s a tough sell, in the current era, to convince us that a countertop eavesdropper controlled by the biggest internet company is all that benign. H& R Block, C+
H& R Block with IBM Watson Super Bowl commercial. H& R Block with IBM Watson Super Bowl commercial. See more videos. Several tones collide in this spot.

What seems like a tech ad turns into a tax ad, but not in a parody kind of way, as the powers of IBM’s Watson computer are said to be harnessed by the storefront tax- prep outfit. Then actor Jon Hamm walks on, giving body to the voiceover. Like the spot for Turbo.

Tax, it doesn’t quite come together. Go. Daddy, B- Watch the Go.

Daddy Super Bowl ad. Its spot this year has a wiry guy, of course, playing the internet. He likes buying lots of stuff, and he sings along with Rick Astley. A decent concept, but it feels overcrowded.

Lifewtr, CWatch the LIFEWTR Super Bowl ad.