Bouquet of 2011 Super Bowl commercial ads (video)

February 06, 2011

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Pittsburgh Steelers will face Green Bay Packers on Sunday, February 06, 2011, for the championship match of the 2010 NFL season better known as the Super Bowl 2011. The match will start 6:00 PM ET.

The game is also a place on which big companies set their extraordinary advertisement. A slot for this commercial has an average cost of approximately $3.01 million for a 30-second commercial airing time. This excludes costs and fees for actors, equipment, ad agencies, directors, crew and other personnel.

Here are some of the best commercial ads for Super Bowl XLV from GoDaddy, Chevy Cruze, Careerbuilder, VW, Kia, E*Trade, Mercedes-Benz and others. These ads, some argue, are not less interesting that the game itself.

Uncensored E*TRADE Baby

When it comes to the E*TRADE Baby, some moments don't get past the censors. Take a look at the gems that didn't make it into this year's Big Game.

Banned GoDaddy Super Bowl Commercial 2

2011 GM Chevy Super Bowl Commercial "Bumblebee"

Never mess with a Chevy dude. This is one of five commercials that GM Chevrolet will be airing during Super Bowl XLV.

Misunderstanding Chevy Cruze

The Chevy Cruze Eco gets up to 42 miles per gallon.

Careerbuilder 2011 Super Bowl Ad "Parking Lot"

The company is reviving the popular chimpanzees campaign from 2005 and 2006, which featured a bunch of chimpanzees at Yeknom Industries creating mischief for the sole human employee at the firm.

Mercedes-Benz Super Bowl Commercial - Extended Cut

Hyundai Elantra: Deprogramming

A mass deprogramming of unprecedented scale airing in the big game's third quarter (immediately following America's favorite half-hour of commercials). With more than 100 million U.S. viewers simultaneously watching the same game, it is the perfect stage to help people all over the country snap out of their stupor and see the truth about compact cars. In only 30 seconds, the Deprogramming erases the 30+ years of conditioning that Americans have been subjected to by compact car propaganda, and opens their eyes to what a compact car truly can be.

Volkswagen Commercial: The Force

The spot features a pint-sized Darth Vader who uses the Force when he discovers the all-new 2012 Passat in the driveway. It leverages humor and the unforgettable Star Wars™ score to create an emotional commercial.

Volkswagen Commercial: Black Beetle

In the first spot for The 21st Century Beetle, cutting-edge CGI creative goes entomological, creating a photo-real lush kingdom where the Black Beetle rules, runs, navigates and out performs all the other creatures.

Rejected John 3:16 Super Bowl Commercial (HD) - LookUp 316

John 3:16 is part of the culture of football. We occasionally see it on signs in end zones after field goals and extra point attempts; on players' tape and tattoos; and Tim Tebow was famous for writing it in his eye black. And yet, many fans don't know what it means. They have yet to be touched by the hope it offers - the immediate relevance it has to their lives. The original goal of LookUp 316 was to air a national commercial during Super Bowl XLV on February 6th, 2011. When the organization took this idea to Fox Sports, host network of this year's Super Bowl, they rejected the commercial on the basis that it contained "religious doctrine." Fixed Point will now be airing this commercial in Alabama during this year's Super Bowl on February 6th, 2011.

2011 Kia Optima: "One Epic Ride" Big Game Commercial

Travel through space and time as a policeman, villain, Poseidon, alien and ancient chief try to get their hands on the all‐new Optima. Prepare for "One Epic Ride".

Chevy Cruze: Status

The all-new Chevrolet Cruze ad featuring real-time status updates for Facebook.