In a Chevy commercial that will run during the 2012 Super Bowl, a high school graduate thinks his parents have bought him a yellow Camaro for a graduation gift, since the car is parked in front of their house.
The beginning of this Chevy commercial, which will run during the 2012 Super Bowl, looks more like a spy thriller than a car ad -- albeit a spy thriller with an unusually young main character. However, as the spot progresses, you learn that sometimes there is a lot less than meets the eye. Check out the ad with a twist below.
While the last five years have been bad ones for despots like Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi and Kim Jong-il, Sacha Baron Cohen's General Aladeen character is alive and well.
Donald Trump, who made news this week by endorsing Mitt Romney for President, also gives real estate broker's Century 21 the thumbs up by appearing in their Super Bowl 2012 commercial.
You're probably used to seeing Charlie Brown, Snoopy and the rest of the Peanuts gang in MetLife commercials. But how about He-Man, Voltron, and a slew of Hanna Barbera and Looney Tunes characters? Looks like Snoopy has company.
The latest teaser for next summer's 'GI Joe: Retaliation,' which debuted as a 30-second commercial during Super Bowl 2012, suggests that the filmmakers want to erase all memory of the lackluster 2009 original. Check out the action-packed trailer -- featuring explosions, ninjas and The Rock reciting Jay-Z lyrics-- below.
Toyota Camry reminds us of the life experiences we all share in cars in their touching 2012 Super Bowl commercial. Whether it's going to college, losing a tooth or accidentally dropping our cell phone behind the seat, we all have major life experiences behind the wheel. Maybe, maybe the whole dropping the phone thing isn't so monumental.
Meet Mr. Quiggly, the adorable pug who replaced Kim Kardashian as the star of Skecher's 2012 Super Bowl commercial.
Pepsi Max pulls the old "Coke delivery man actually has a taste for Pepsi" trick in this cute 2012 Super Bowl commercial featuring comedian Beth Littleford as a nosy checkout clerk. And, of course, the most obvious country song choice of all time. Can you guess what song? Hint: it rhymes with "Your Cheatin' Heart." Watch below.
Recently, we told you about M&M's plans to debut a new female M&M, "Mrs. Brown," in their 2012 Super Bowl commercial. Well, she's finally here and...