The Best Superbowl Ads So Far: Simpsons, Doritos, Monster.com, Bridgestone

The Simpson's superbowl commercial featured a message quite relevant to the current economic struggles. Monty Burns, America's favorite sociopathic plutocrat, loses his entire fortune in a hilarious repossession/auction montage. Next up was the Doritos commercial, in which a man fakes his own death for a casket with a TV and a ton of Doritos.

Monster.com's Super Bowl commercial (featuring a furry animatronic critter playing a fiddle in a variety of places) was excellent as well. Bridgestone's commercial wins the most points from me. It featured the best use of a Killer Whale since the South Park 'Willzyx' episode.

Watch our first picks of best Super Bowl 2010 Ads in this Video Gallery.

Just like last year, I4U News is featuring the Super Bowl for Geeks Guide. Of course the Super Bowl 2010 for Geeks Guide is all about the Super Bowl Commercials and not the game. The Super Bowl XLIV takes place on Sunday, February 7th in Florida in the Sun Life Stadium. Watch all Super Bowl 2010 ads online in our constantly updated Super Bowl 2010 Ad Video Gallery.

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