Super Bowl Commercials 2009

In this Budweiser Super Bowl commercial from 2009, a man plays fetch with his dog, giving him a treat for retrieving a stick. In response, his horse - one of the Budweiser Clydesdales - gallops away to retrieve a stick of his own, which is the size of a tree. The man calls him a "show off".

In this Doritos commercial, which aired during the Super Bowl in 2009, a young man is eating Doritos on the street. As he crunches a Dorito, first a young woman's clothing is removed, then an ATM explodes with money and a police officer is turned into a monkey. The commercial concludes with the young man being hit by a bus and apparently surviving.

This 2009 Cars.com Lifetime of Confidence Super Bowl Ad shows that even confident people need help car shopping. David Abernathy was literally born confident. He dove headlong into every challenge and opportunity life presented him, with great success. But despite all his confidence he always uses Cars.com when buying a new car.

The 2009 Audi Super Bowl spot is a high-speed journey through luxury automobiles in American history, sending the message that some things are best left in the past. The commercial focuses on a trip through automotive history, stating that, in the luxury automotive marketplace, Audi is the most progressive choice. The ad stars action star Jason Statham, focusing on the new A6 model of car.

Disney's Pixar created a commercial for their "great new adventure" of the film Up for the 2009 Super Bowl. The commercial focuses on Carl Frederickson, a man who takes his house and a stowaway boy scout on an adventure with a group of helium-filled balloons attached to the roof.

PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), an organization that protests animal cruelty, had this advertisement banned by NBC for overt sexual content. It had been produced for viewing during the 2009 Super Bowl, and features women and vegetables, with the slogan that "Vegetarians have better sex."