Super Bowl Commercials Cost $3.5 M

unathleticmag.com — Forget the battle between the Giants and the Pats. The real Super Bowl showdown is between advertisers. The Super Bowl is advertising's biggest stage and companies spent an average of $3.5 million for 30 second commercials for the right to duke it out during sunday's game. This year's ads use celebrities, nostalgia and sex appeal to draw in the 111 million-plus viewers who are expected to tune in. Feb 6, 2012 View in Crawl 4

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Reelplaymakers1 Feb 6, 2012

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The beer commercials are usually the funniest but, Bud Light failed

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I guess I'm one of the few who enjoyed a good amount of these commercials! I also was dreading the Madonna half time show, but it turned out pretty good. I think this years commercials were better. At least better than last year.

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Nothing will ever top 'Terry Tate-Office Linebacker'

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you'd think with 3.5 million dollars into a single commercial they could come up with something clever, I mean car commercials that show random cartoon characters was cool, but I miss the days of the revolving refrigerator, the fedex taro dactyl dropping packages on cars, and caveman inventing wheels, but now we are stuck with un original promotions of things we don't care about. But hey, Atleast we have madonna....BAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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