2014 Super Bowl Commercials

Coke's Polar bear mascots have some fun in one of the beverage giant's Super Bowl ads this year. In the spot, which will run in the second quarter, the lovable animated beasts are having a Super Bowl party, drinking coke of course. When one bear tosses a bottle of the sweet stuff to another, that bear's attempts to catch it causes trouble.

What happens when the "Sandman" accidentally pours too much fairy dust on a person while they are sleeping? According to a commercial for the Kia Optima, which will run during the third quarter of the Super Bowl, that person will have one heck of a super-charged dream.

In a Hulu ad that will run during the second quarter of the 2012 Super Bowl, Will Arnett plays the part of an evil Hollywood alien with designs on turning earthling's brains into mush through all the entertaining programming offered on Hulu plus's subscription service.

The Chevy Sonic is having the time of its life in a pair of commercials that will run during the Super Bowl. In the first spot, the subcompact car performs all sorts of crazy stunts -- like bungee jumping and skydiving. That's one extreme ride!

Dannon's Super Bowl ad for their Oikos Greek yogurt stars John Stamos, perhaps because everybody's favorite really handsome uncle is of Greek descent. The spot begins with Stamos being playfully spoonfed some of the yogurt by his pretty lady friend.

Toyota recently "reinvented" their popular Camry line, and in a commercial which will air during the third quarter of the Super Bowl, the car manufacturer tries their hand at updating a host of other products.

About 70 percent of America's women plan on watching the Super Bowl, and clothing retailer H & M seems to be reaching out to that demographic with a Super Bowl ad featuring David Beckham.

Hyundai chose the cheetah to feature in its Super Bowl commercial for 2012, which initially seemed unusual being that a car's "oomph" factor is normally compared to a horse (i.e. it's horsepower). But the fact is that besides Seabiscuit, Secretariat and maybe Mr. Ed, horses are, well, boring. A cheetah will put up much more of a fight when racing against a car.

Vampire Party is the name of Audi S7's Super Bowl commercial for 2012, which will run during the first quarter of the game. But don't think the luxury automaker is trying to market itself to the drivers license-less tweens obsessed with Edward Cullen.

Fans won't have to wait until the Super Bowl for a new glimpse at "The Hunger Games.' Yahoo Movies released a second trailer for the highly anticipated film today and we've got it for you here.

In the extended version of this year's highly anticipated Volkswagen Super Bowl ad, a chubby dog named Bolt puts himself on a weight loss plan so he can catch a 2012 VW Beetle. And Darth Vader himself appears in a reference to VW's awesome "Vader Kid" commercial from last year.

Super Bowl ads tend to have more longevity than traditional commercials thanks to their large budgets, creative freedom and overall goal to keep you glued to the TV between quarters. Some, however, aren't remembered for the joy they brought but rather for the public outcry they produced.

Jerry Seinfeld and Jay Leno are two of pop culture's most prominent car nuts, so Acura scored quite a coup when it got both of them to star in their 2012 Super Bowl commercial.

Honda released a two-minute version of the ad on the internet today, and it's just as awesome as we had hoped.

In 2011, a Volkswagen commercial staring a pint-sized Darth Vader who thinks he's mastered the force was the undisputed champion of the ad portion of Super Bowl Sunday. And if you think that formula of cute kids and 'Star Wars' is unbeatable, just check out what VW is planning for 2012. Yep, they're adding dogs to the equation.