Superbowl commercials

Viewer reactions suggest that, in the ongoing race to out-weird competitors with Millennial targeted humor, Mountain Dew might've gone TOO far.

Last night the Denver Broncos beat the Carolina Panthers in convincing fashion in Super Bowl 50 as Peyton Manning will likely retire with his 200th win and now a two-time Super Bowl winner. But more importantly THERE WERE MOVIE TRAILERS. Lots of them. While we covered them individually last night, we’re going to go through each one this morning and, in the spirit of the Super Bowl, see who was the best.

This Super Bowl 50 spot shows how a new Hyundai feature can ease a worried dad's mind – all to the accompaniment of Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust."

A decent bet for the very first spot that'll get aired.

Watch a world-class sports car put together piece by tantalizing piece.

Death Wish Coffee will be the smallest company to get a commercial aired during Super Bowl 50 -- and this is it. There are Vikings and everything!

There are an awful lot of Ryan Reynolds (Ryan Reynoldses? Ryan Reynoldsi?) hanging out on one particular suburban street in Hyundai's "Ryanville" spot airing during Super Bowl 50.

Helen Mirren, "a notoriously frank and uncensored British lady," is here to remind you that while you should have as much fun as possible during your Super Bowl party, it's still remarkably, incredibly, mind-blowingly stupid to drink and drive.

This morning we received a mysterious package. One the outside of the all red box were the distinctive logos for both Coca-Cola and Marvel. Inside were six mini-cans of Coke, each with one of the members of The Avengers on the can, along with a note that read the following: For those who weren’t paying attention, the date listed on the card is the date of this Sunday’s Super Bowl...

Heinz just couldn't wait for the Super bowl to unveil its commercial that will air during the big game.