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Doritos has narrowed their Super Bowl commercial contest down to five finalists, and only two of these hilarious videos are going to make it to the big game.

One of Hyundai's commercials for the big game tugs at the heartstrings while its counterpart redlines the insanity.

A father driving his daughter points out the significance of hitting 100,000 miles in Volkswagen's Super Bowl commercial.

Coca-Cola's Super Bowl 2014 ad takes a running joke from 'Forrest Gump' and brings it to the big leagues.

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.

In T-Mobile's Super Bowl 2014 ad, Tim Tebow proves that he can still amaze his fans without having a contract or his signature pose.

The Chevy Silverado in this Super Bowl ad has enough power to keep hauling heifers around the country until the cows come home, for a whole lot of lovin'.

Ellen DeGeneres goes from being the host of her own talk show to becoming her own personal DJ in this Beats Music Super Bowl Commercial.

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.

Wild turkeys can fly. This video shows they don't always fly well.

These two guys have taken the old saying "It's like fishing with dynamite" to a whole new level by fishing with hand grenades.

Our hearts melt as Cheerios helps teach the concept of family to a little girl in their Super Bowl 2014 commercial, "Gracie".

'Twin Peaks' was a jolt to the television landscape when it premiered with a special two-hour episode in 1990. The campy and surreal David Lynch creation immediately became "water cooler TV," with everybody who watched the show debating who killed Laura Palmer.