The new for Super Bowl 2011 ad spot for Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides was first confirmed by Jerry Bruckheimer on his tweet http://twitter.com/bruckheimerjb and informed people should look out for a possible Jack Sparrow in the specially made for Super Bowl ad. The movie is hitting the theatre in May and what better chance to propel its advertising campaign through the biggest event of the world.
So, all franchisee and Jack Sparrow fans wait till 6th February till the curtain is unveiled.
Check out the Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides commercial after the gap.
Lot of sci-fi and comic hero stuffs are going on in the XLV Super Bowl 2011. Along with Captain America: The First Avenger, you got another superhero film based on comic book, Thor. Thor’s first television commercial is slated to air during Super Bowl. It’s a 30 second spot and Paramount Pictures reportedly paid three million dollars for the spot.
Marvel Comic released the film poster in December 2010 (seen here) and the first trailer online (after the jump). It would also release a trailer which could come along with The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
According to THR, Transformers 3: Dark of the Moon is acquired a TV spot in the XLV Super Bowl 2011. Bay & Co. is believed to be paying $3 million for 30 second during game spot.
A two minute teaser trailer was released on December 9 which depicts the Apollo 11 moon landing, with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin discovering The Ark crashed on the moon. The trailer will be coming along with The Tron: Legacy and Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader in 2D and 3D.
Sci-fi fans have reasons to rejoice. In XLV Super Bowl 2011, trailer of the alien invasion movie is scheduled and it will be a 30 second spot.
The movie is produced by Steven Spielberg and directed by J.J. Abrams of Lost fame. The movie is releasing on June 10, 2011, a good four months after the game is player on 6th February, 2011.
The current movie commercial is showing a deliberate derailment of a United States Air Force train wreck and there is something big trying to get out of a train wagon after the crash.
Chimpanzees are back with CareerBuilder’s 2011 Super Bowl commercial. The ad spot is scheduled during the third quarter of the game. A regular in the game, this is CareerBuilder’s 7th consecutive excursion. The ad is part of the integrated campaign from the human capital company.
I remember the chimpanzees first showed their face during the company’s Super Bowl debut in 2005. After a long five year pause, the chimpanzees are busy crating chaos at Yeknom Industries (monkey spelled backwards). From a business trip gone awry to an unorthodox fire safety meeting to a “car sandwich” in the company parking lot, the chimpanzees are all about monkey business.
The company has not hired ad agency and made them in-house. There are three ads of 30 seconds spotsnwhich will keep playing in TV channels after the event is over throughout the year. For the digital part, however, the job portal has hired an agency Oddcast, to introduce an e-mail service called Monk-e-mail.
Check out 9 Super Bowl commercials from Career Builder after the jump
First ever super bowl commercial from Best Buy is here. This ad has zeroed into an unlikely pair of Bieber and Ozzy Osbourne. Slated for 6th February, Super Sunday, this first ever TV ad aims to revolutionize retailing. It would be an one minute spot and will appear in third quarter of the game.
That apart, the funny thing is singer-songwriter-occasional-actor Ozzy Osbourne only recently has admitted that he never has heard of teen heart throb Justin Bieber. Gen gap and all that.
Brand success continues
Best part of Best Buy branding is that they always evolve with time. Things have changed and competition is fierce, consumers are way less loyal now, however, they are becoming more savvy than ever. What with Amazons of the world disrupting the the essence of retail marketing, it’s more than imperative for the brick and mortar model to embrace the changing dynamics. While many of its contemporaries have gone into oblivion (most noted among them are Crazy Eddie, Circuit City, CompUSA, J&R Music), this Minnesota based retail giant not only able to stay in the game, but also due to its agility and execution, I would say is on the top of the game. Super Bowl is part of the strategy.
Notwithstanding sweeping Super Bowl campaigns, it has done some wonderful in-retail branding execution in the form of brand boutiques which is inspired from Saks Fifth Avenue and Bloomingdale’s branding handbooks.
Check out Best Buy TV commercials and print ad after the jump
BMW is back on Super Bowl area after ten years of interval. There are two reasons behind this. Firstly, by not participating in the biggest advertising jamboree of the world have its own shortcomings. Even in a recession year, in 2010, Hyundai and Audi advertised and benefited. Secondly, and most importantly, more than 60% of BMW’s inventory in the U.S. will be new vehicles next year.
In an interview with Adage, Stacy Morris, marketing communications manager at the car company said, “We’re in the window of our biggest launch period in history and the Super Bowl gives us the stage to make that big impact.” From last year’s $138 million media spent in the US, it looks at a much larger figure in the rejuvenated market space, having spent $83 million in the first six months alone.
German automaker Audi is not just bidding adieu to traditional old luxury in its Super Bowl Sunday exercise but also not hesitating taking potshots at Mercedes-Benz. The all new 2011 Audi 8 flagship Sedan commercial titled, “Goodnight” is already launched during the NFL Playoffs as a prelude to the upcoming superbowl ad. The spot is inspired by the 1947 children book, “Goodnight Moon.” It takes the viewer on a journey through a mansion of rooms where exotic animal sleeping around the neck of a sleeping woman decked out in a party gown, all supposedly symbols of old, stuffy luxury. The voiceover goes on. “Good night old luxury and all your wares….Good night bygones everywhere. And then the surprise, the camera fixes on a Mercedes!!
Check out the ad after the jump. Also includes last four years’ Super Bowl ads.