The Fast and the Furious films are the ultimate guilty pleasure for any moviegoer that doesn't have to bring a tissue to their theater. They aren't realistic and they aren't ever that good, but they're a dependably fun watch with tons of action, great cars, and terrible cars that are great within the context of the…

Okay, maybe everyone needs to pump their brakes a little bit on the effusive praise for Ram's Super Bowl commercial.

Forget the Ravens and the 49ers. Chrysler just won the Super Bowl with a commercial for its truck brand that was memorable, unique, and inspiring.

As the war in Vietnam mercifully wound down, service members who returned home to Corpus Christi, Texas would go to dances and events organized by my grandmother, who was in charge of the local USO office. The idea of my very Catholic granny holding a dance always amuses me, but given her lifelong commitment to…

See, Lincoln? You don't need bullshit social media gimmicks and an un-funny late night host to do a good ad. You guys did just fine on your own with this one.

When we showed you this year's Audi "Bravery" Super Bowl Ad there was no reference to the nerdy lead character assaulting the prom queen, because it's clear to me from viewing the ad a few times that the prom queen doesn't react in a way that makes me think the creator of the commercial wants us to view her as being…

The GoDaddy commercial that just aired during the Super Bowl was extremely effective advertising.

This is the first big trailer for Fast & Furious 6, which shows Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, The Rock, and oh so many ridiculous car moments. There's a Ferrari FXX, an Alfa, some Subarus, and… is that a freaking Tank blowing up out of bigger tank and a Dodge Charger blowing up out of a plane?

In just a short while, millions of Americans will gather to watch the Super Bowl, a large and popular sporting event that does not involve racing or motorsports in any way, shape or form. Bummer.

You know this weekend's Classic Ad Watch had to come from a Super Bowl, right? It's probably in the Constitution somewhere, or the Bible. Maybe both.