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  1. jadegreen Posted on Feb 4 '07 at 5:05 PM

  This is the second death I've recorded so far in the Super Bowl...the other is the GM robot. What is going on? Sex and death should not be mixed in advertising. Wake up creative directors.

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  2. hickeyd13 Posted on Feb 4 '07 at 5:30 PM

  Did you go out and hug a tree after leaving that post? Seriously, welcome to the 80's...

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  3. bishop.brown Posted on Feb 4 '07 at 5:37 PM

  Pretty cool, but the music at the end ruined it.

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  4. Dayaem Posted on Feb 4 '07 at 6:49 PM

  Guy isnt dead! He was zapped and transported by FedEx molecular delivery service!

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  5. indyshadow Posted on Feb 4 '07 at 9:22 PM

  First off it was not that funny and there is enough gravity on the moon to where you would not float off into space. And all together the adds for super bowl 41 were not that good this year. But hey at least THE COLTS WON WOOT WOOT OH YEA OH YEA __DA BEARS ARE DA DA DA DUMB ! WELL I AM FROM INDIANAPOLIS...
  
  GOOD JOB TEAM LETS GO FOR A 2ND.
  SHAKE AND BAKE.

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  6. blkchicago79 Posted on Feb 4 '07 at 10:52 PM

  HA... I loved that ending.

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  7. gmackenz Posted on Feb 4 '07 at 11:20 PM

  Another waste of money for a lame Superbowl AD.

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  8. dturtledove Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 1:46 AM

  I guess I shouldn't say it since my husband works for fedex, but I'll say it anyway, that was pretty dumb for a superbowl commercial!

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  9. TroyRodgers Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 6:11 AM

  Alright.

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  10. Roxxi454 Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 10:28 AM

  It was ok...the last part with the guy getting zapped was funny...no matter what jadegreen says. Sorta reminded me of the dinosaur squishing the caveman...which of course, was much better than this one.

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  11. poncho@homw Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 11:23 AM

  Does anyone no the name of the music at the end or where it's from?

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  12. dirtylove Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 11:29 AM

  As they say "All's fair in love and war and advertising". You'll just have to get over it jade or turn the tv off.
  
  I thought this was hilarious. Most of the others haven't even been worth commenting one.

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  13. thegreatunknown Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 11:44 AM

  even though their ads are great, they promote false science: there IS gravity on the moon & dinosaurs died out before man appeared.
  
  Do creationist believe stuff will float on the moon?

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  14. little_kittycat_06 Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 12:01 PM

  It was alright.

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  15. robertsh56 Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 12:12 PM

  YOO!!! it was a freakin commercial, you bunch of ad critics...Dumb A** bunch!...

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  16. mundawgs Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 12:32 PM

  Thoughts on the commercial. It was ok. not fantastic. shipping to the moon fedex - not too great. How come we only a ghost rider movie preview, what about the transformers, or fantastic4 sequel?

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  17. lbejcek Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 12:56 PM

  Poncho-
  
  That was 'The Final Countdown' by Europe...a band from the 80's.

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  18. cheyennecornman@yaho Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 2:30 PM

  It WaSn'T that funny

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  19. ricardo4047 Posted on Feb 5 '07 at 3:15 PM

  That was worth 2.6 million? , Not including the making of it.

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  20. FXFVT Posted on Feb 6 '07 at 5:04 AM

  People and objects are floating off -- the ad people not understanding that at 1/6th gravity 180 pound people still fall like 30 pound bowling balls and tend to stay on the surface. Gets worse when the scene switches to outside the moon base. The Earth is rising but is about 10 times, maybe 100 times larger than it would appear from the surface. OK, OK, it's only an idiotic ad. Then the FedEx Ground Delivery "truck" -- a moon transporter in the spirit of the movie 2001 (the whole ad uses that look for spacesuits and such) -- shows up. One of the guys walking around outside is accidentally kicked off into space and is suddenly smashed by a blazing meteor. Of course, the idiots who wrote the ad don't get that there is no "blazing" in space, where there is no air and no oxygen to allow fire (meteors only blaze when they are burned up by the friction of moving through the air around our planet). Nor is there any wooshing sounds associated with meteors passing by for the same reason (only air tranmits sound). And just in case some knucklehead doesn't get it, comets (ice+rock) emit trails of water vapor that reflect sunlight.
  
  The anti-scientific ad yesterday will see me seek to eliminate any business I do with FedEx. Steve Pacheco, who is in charge of advertising for FedEx, should be ashamed of this ad. Or he should go back and re-take 5th grade science.

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  21. markwhoo Posted on Feb 6 '07 at 4:06 PM

  Dumb ad or not, they are much better and cost less than UPS. I hate brown!

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  22. DeMarcusFan Posted on Feb 6 '07 at 4:18 PM

  Fed Ex did it again- I gotta say, the prehistoric one last year was better, but I was cracking up at this one too!

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  23. Kel-Bel Posted on Feb 9 '07 at 5:50 PM

  Cool! Would make my office more interesting. The song at the end is :The Final Countdown" by Europe. Now it will be stuck in my head all night.

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  24. Korben_Dallas Posted on Feb 10 '07 at 11:32 AM

  The song at the end is "The Final Countdown" by "Europe" - a Sweidh hair-metal band that has shown the US how commercial music is really made, while sticking mostly to European recording studios. This kind of behavior was not tolerated wery well by the US at the time, since the fact that European artists come here to work with recording companies allowed US to pose as self-proclaimed "Mecca" of the world music, while in fact all music came from Europe (part of the world) (which remains that way to this day). For that reason "Europe" quickly fell out of favor and to this day US continues to bitterly crank out TV programs where hired nobodys describe "Europe" (band) as "one hit wonders", the "TFC" song as "annoying" and so on. You can see the consequences of that TV-based brainwashing program on this forum as well :)

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  25. SparkyGrL3 Posted on Feb 14 '07 at 10:29 AM

  poncho- the song is Final Countdown from some unknown European group. How I know is my high school band plays that song during the basketball team's halftimes lol

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  26. Ja-key-sta Posted on Apr 11 '07 at 1:23 PM

  nice

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