Super Bowl advertising goes heavy on nostalgia, star power

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One thought on “Super Bowl advertising goes heavy on nostalgia, star power

  1. What amazed me was the Arnold BMW ad was a clear take (rip) off of the Geico ad that been on TV for quite some time before the big game. I was also somewhat disappointed that the Avocado ad help to perpetuate the misinformation originally started by the Caesar’s betting ads, that insinuates that Caesar salad was created by Julius Caesar. The Caesar salad was first created by a Mexican chef named Caesar around 1950, more or less 2000 years after Caesar reigned.

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