What's funny is that you probably wouldn't have even tried watching the game had you known that Apple wouldn't be airing a commercial.
Yeah. SuperBowl when I was in the US in 2000-2002 meant getting drunk, watching the game was just an excuse. I remember one of my work friends made some Ceviche* at the work/friends SuperBowl party one year. Mmmm....
I look like a real asshole now. I feel like one too. The Bears couldn't have played any worse. From the terrible playcalling to shitty Rex Grossman and the get-these-four-downs-over-with-so-we-can-punt offense, it was difficult to watch.
I'm not disappointed, but they did play like shit. Grossman sucked a big one, it's true, but I think the defense actually was really soft. They decided to give Manning those 5-10 yd passes all day, and you just can't do that. Ask the Patriots.
What was really surprising was how the Colts just dominated the Bears after the first quarter.
They were more physical on the line, and generally rammed the ball down their throats. The number of offensive plays was totally out of whack...with Colts having nearly twice as many.
The Bears defense was tired because of this. Did you see the Colts opening 3rd quarter drive? It took like 8 minutes!
Anyways, what was everyone's favorite commercial? Mine was a toss up between the first quarter doritos one and the "Beard Come-Over"...
I'm going to need to wait until they start hitting You-Tube. I was cooking for most of the game! My favorite last year was the Fed-Ex ad with the cavemen. The few ads I saw weren't as silly. In fact, I don't think I saw any silly ads.
Pixar's name is nowhere on the project, either way.
Yeah, I'm wondering if all movies coming out of the studio will only say Disney even if the Pixar guys worked on them. I hope not. I think sticking Pixar on the promotions somewhere would draw more butts to the seats.
Yeah, I'm wondering if all movies coming out of the studio will only say Disney even if the Pixar guys worked on them. I hope not. I think sticking Pixar on the promotions somewhere would draw more butts to the seats.
Definitely. In my opinion, when people hear Pixar they think of all of their recent hits, but mention Disney they think of the old cartoon classics. Pixar is the new animation icon and Disney should take advantage of that.
I look like a real asshole now. I feel like one too. The Bears couldn't have played any worse. From the terrible playcalling to shitty Rex Grossman and the get-these-four-downs-over-with-so-we-can-punt offense, it was difficult to watch.
Don't feel too bad, the Bears were just revealed to be the Cinderella Team they were all season...luck will only get you so far when you have no offense to speak of. \
That said, is it too early to start the Donovan McNabb as SB XLII MVP bandwagon yet?
Don't feel too bad, the Bears were just revealed to be the Cinderella Team they were all season...luck will only get you so far when you have no offense to speak of. \
That said, is it too early to start the Donovan McNabb as SB XLII MVP bandwagon yet?
See, if they were a Cinderella team, I wouldn't be nearly as dissapointed.
They're so effing good. The offense was there this year, as was the defense. Just...everything sucked.
Although Disney owns Pixar now, part of the deal was that they let them stay autonomous and do their own thing, which is called "not messing with success".
The difference between a Pixar movie and pretty much anyone else doing computer animated movies is plain as day.
Yeah, I'm wondering if all movies coming out of the studio will only say Disney even if the Pixar guys worked on them. I hope not. I think sticking Pixar on the promotions somewhere would draw more butts to the seats.
"Pixar Studios" carries a lot of weight still. As far as I understand all Pixar stuff will continue to be co-branded as Pixar / Disney.
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Anyways, what was everyone's favorite commercial? Mine was a toss up between the first quarter doritos one and the "Beard Come-Over"...
My favourite was the Apple ad that didn't air.
What's funny is that you probably wouldn't have even tried watching the game had you known that Apple wouldn't be airing a commercial.
Yeah. SuperBowl when I was in the US in 2000-2002 meant getting drunk, watching the game was just an excuse. I remember one of my work friends made some Ceviche* at the work/friends SuperBowl party one year. Mmmm....
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceviche
*sigh*
I look like a real asshole now. I feel like one too. The Bears couldn't have played any worse. From the terrible playcalling to shitty Rex Grossman and the get-these-four-downs-over-with-so-we-can-punt offense, it was difficult to watch.
Me too. They were disgusting,
Me too. They were disgusting,
I'm not disappointed, but they did play like shit. Grossman sucked a big one, it's true, but I think the defense actually was really soft. They decided to give Manning those 5-10 yd passes all day, and you just can't do that. Ask the Patriots.
What was really surprising was how the Colts just dominated the Bears after the first quarter.
They were more physical on the line, and generally rammed the ball down their throats. The number of offensive plays was totally out of whack...with Colts having nearly twice as many.
The Bears defense was tired because of this. Did you see the Colts opening 3rd quarter drive? It took like 8 minutes!
Anyways, what was everyone's favorite commercial? Mine was a toss up between the first quarter doritos one and the "Beard Come-Over"...
I'm going to need to wait until they start hitting You-Tube. I was cooking for most of the game! My favorite last year was the Fed-Ex ad with the cavemen. The few ads I saw weren't as silly. In fact, I don't think I saw any silly ads.
My favorite ad has to be rock paper scissors one. It reminds me of las years (?) crime deterrent commercial, which is also a favorite of mine.
That's why I didn't like it. The concept's been played. Try again, guys.
One question: Is that futuristic Disney movie a Pixar creation?
That is a good point about that commercial, but I think that at the time it was unexpected and unrelated enough. beer vs. phone.
Pixar's name is nowhere on the project, either way.
Yeah, I'm wondering if all movies coming out of the studio will only say Disney even if the Pixar guys worked on them. I hope not. I think sticking Pixar on the promotions somewhere would draw more butts to the seats.
Yeah, I'm wondering if all movies coming out of the studio will only say Disney even if the Pixar guys worked on them. I hope not. I think sticking Pixar on the promotions somewhere would draw more butts to the seats.
Definitely. In my opinion, when people hear Pixar they think of all of their recent hits, but mention Disney they think of the old cartoon classics. Pixar is the new animation icon and Disney should take advantage of that.
Well don't feel too bad. Most Bears fans are assholes by nature.
Yes we are. You Jag Off
*sigh*
I look like a real asshole now. I feel like one too. The Bears couldn't have played any worse. From the terrible playcalling to shitty Rex Grossman and the get-these-four-downs-over-with-so-we-can-punt offense, it was difficult to watch.
Don't feel too bad, the Bears were just revealed to be the Cinderella Team they were all season...luck will only get you so far when you have no offense to speak of.
That said, is it too early to start the Donovan McNabb as SB XLII MVP bandwagon yet?
Don't feel too bad, the Bears were just revealed to be the Cinderella Team they were all season...luck will only get you so far when you have no offense to speak of.
That said, is it too early to start the Donovan McNabb as SB XLII MVP bandwagon yet?
See, if they were a Cinderella team, I wouldn't be nearly as dissapointed.
They're so effing good. The offense was there this year, as was the defense. Just...everything sucked.
Although Disney owns Pixar now, part of the deal was that they let them stay autonomous and do their own thing, which is called "not messing with success".
The difference between a Pixar movie and pretty much anyone else doing computer animated movies is plain as day.
Yeah, I'm wondering if all movies coming out of the studio will only say Disney even if the Pixar guys worked on them. I hope not. I think sticking Pixar on the promotions somewhere would draw more butts to the seats.
"Pixar Studios" carries a lot of weight still. As far as I understand all Pixar stuff will continue to be co-branded as Pixar / Disney.
BTW, What 3D movie are you all talking about?
...The difference between a Pixar movie and pretty much anyone else doing computer animated movies is plain as day.
I hear HappyFeet comes close.