Super Bowl Commercial Rankings and Review

The 5th best Super Bowl commercial was Hulu: “Tom Brady’s Big Announcement.” I liked how it was teased before the game on Tom Brady’s Instagram page. The post was only an image of him walking onto the field with a cryptic image, playing off his fan’s expectations that it was a post announcing his retirement. The 4th best Super Bowl commercial was Amazon: “#BeforeAlexa.” I liked how each character that someone would ask had a similar name to Alexa. The 3rd best Super Bowl commercial was Tide: “Super Bowl Now, Laundry Later.” I liked how it was ongoing throughout the entire Super Bowl and how the character would invade other commercials. The 2nd best Super Bowl commercial was Hyundai Sonata: “Smaht Pahk.” I liked how it played off the stereotype of people from Boston and their accents. The best Super Bowl commercial was Jeep: “Groundhog Day.” I liked how it brought back Bill Murray to do his character from the movie Groundhog Day. The 5th worst Super Bowl commercial was Rocket Mortage: “Jason Momoa.” I thought it wasn’t that funny and was kinda weird looking. The 4th worst Super Bowl commercial was Mountain Dew Zero Sugar: “As Good as the Original.” I actually kinda liked this one and thought it was kinda cool how it used the elevator scene from The Shining, but replaced the blood with Mountain Dew. The 3rd worst Super Bowl commercial was F9: “Official Trailer.” I have never really liked the Fast and the Furious movie franchise, and they never stop making them, the newer ones each getting more and more ridiculous. I liked the song choice in this trailer, though. The 2nd worst Super Bowl commercial was Doritos: “The Cool Ranch feat. Lil Nas X and Sam Elliot.” It just wasn’t that funny and dragged on for a while. The worst Super Bowl commercial was TurboTax: “All People Are Tax People Remix”. It dragged on for a while, and was just kinda awkward.