Superbowl 50 Commercial Analysis

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Some of the Superbowl 50 commercials weren't as good as others. There was a few good ones that I liked but the one I liked the most was the Avocados from Mexico one. This commercial was filled with alien like creatures that were in a room called "The Bounty of Earth" which probably mean't they were in a room with things that are on Earth. This commercial was probably made to show off the avocados grown in Mexico. Saying "They are always in season, so that you can enjoy them all year round". This commercial was only 40 seconds long and it was pretty good but probably took a lot of money and time to set it up. The commercial was a good one. Some people might think it is weird to see a commercial with a bunch of aliens in it, little kids might

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