JoeRedskin
02-07-2005, 09:26 PM
It was horrible. ... The half time show sucked, will smith sucked, the whole production sucked. So it was just like the norm for the super bowl.
i thought the show sucked, very boring and conservative. Not really what I was hoping for. Mabye after last year I was just set up for disappoitment though
It sure wasn't an MTV hip hop extravaganza... but who needs that again? Paul McCartney is a class act and I thought he put on a great show.
The show rocked and if I had paid money to sit there in the Super Bowl and got to see a Beatle rock a few good old tunes in a visually cool way I would have been happy and toe tapping.
You can't please all the people all the time.
It's pretty clear to me that, other than agreeing that we love the Skins, there will never be unanimity of opinion when it comes to entertainment or politics on this site.
skinsfanthru&thru
02-08-2005, 12:42 AM
I semi understand what all the fuss was about last year but the halftime show was just dull and this coming from a beatles fan. Sure during halftime pretty much anyone I know is getting some more "refreshments" or releaving themselves and the only thing they focus on tv wise during the halftime is the commercials, but it's got to have some life to it. Cuz I mean nothing screams football like a 60+ year old british rock star. There has to be a middle ground found between hip-hop and rap with girls wearing tube tops and butt floss, which seems to be the main thing I've heard people complain about from recent sporting show events, and guys who were made famous 40 years ago. When and what that middle ground will be, I don't have the foggiest idea, just as long as it isn't just country music every single time.
itvnetop
02-08-2005, 01:07 AM
how about paul mccartney singing alongside bikini-clad hotties on motorcycles? now that's a middle ground!
skinsfanthru&thru
02-08-2005, 01:17 AM
how about paul mccartney singing alongside bikini-clad hotties on motorcycles? now that's a middle ground!
that could work cuz then I could just mute it but still have something worth keeping my attention on the screen. :biggthump
SmootSmack
02-08-2005, 01:31 AM
I semi understand what all the fuss was about last year but the halftime show was just dull and this coming from a beatles fan. Sure during halftime pretty much anyone I know is getting some more "refreshments" or releaving themselves and the only thing they focus on tv wise during the halftime is the commercials, but it's got to have some life to it. Cuz I mean nothing screams football like a 60+ year old british rock star. There has to be a middle ground found between hip-hop and rap with girls wearing tube tops and butt floss, which seems to be the main thing I've heard people complain about from recent sporting show events, and guys who were made famous 40 years ago. When and what that middle ground will be, I don't have the foggiest idea, just as long as it isn't just country music every single time.
Hip-Hop meets 60s British Rock? Sounds like a call for Danger Mouse (http://www.illegal-art.org/audio/grey.html)
Daseal
02-08-2005, 08:29 AM
Grey Album is awesome, Smootsmack. Jay-Z was all about it, too bad the Beetles are cocks and sued the guy.
monk81
02-08-2005, 10:51 PM
At least the auidence got to participate......And I couldn't hear people boo ala Ashlee Simpson........
BTW did people think the commercials were a tad boring this year? Just because they wanted them clean doesn't mean they have to be boring. Look at some of the ESPN promos they are hilarious without being risque, yet they are still funny.......
The commercials were definitely on the ho-hum side. After last year nobody wants to F with those commie bastards the FCC.
SmootSmack
02-09-2005, 01:47 AM
They can't be serious (http://tv.yahoo.com/news/eo/20050207/110782500000.html)