The Best and Worst of the 2007 Super Ads

A new restaurant called Rocky River Grillhouse has opened at Chapel Hill Plaza. It's very tasty, clean and best of all - it's new!

How many times have you opened up a novel or a non-fiction book and discovered that that the first chapter (or even every chapter) was prefaced by a famous quote?

If the crop of 2007 Super Bowl ads were the best the world of advertising had to give, then there must be a shortage of creative juices on Madison Avenue.

Dorito's held a contest asking people to submit commercial ideas to be shown during the Super Bowl. This denotes a shift in how products are marketed.

You can see my individual reviews of my favorite commercials on my Associated Content page. I will instead grace you with my least favorite Super bowl 2007 commercial picks.

What do an ax wielding maniac, two gorillas and a dalmatian have in common? They are just a few of the cast members of some of the best Super Bowl commercials of 2007.

Along with the best Super Bowl commercials, there are bound to be some real losers. At least a few commercials are sure to leave you wondering.

Some commercials were funny, memorable, tasteful, and clever. Others . . . well, not so much.

Super Bowl ads aren't what they used to be. Fortunately iflim.com lets us enjoy the best of them without reliving the bombs.

A little yellow robot reminds us-- in a not entirely "politically correct" manner-- that sometimes perfection and quality can become an obsession.

The year's biggest day in advertising returns with some water cooler classics and a few mascots that need to be done for good. Which ads struck gold and which were $2.6 million wastes of 30 seconds.