Between terrible play calls and terribly amusing dancing sharks, last night's Super Bowl XLIX claimed the honor of biggest show of the year for advertising - the one time when people proudly announce they'll go to the bathroom during the game itself to avoid missing those prized 30-second spots.

For $4.5 million, you, too, can associate yourself with the biggest television event of the year. Sometimes you can get lucky with a tweet or a $700 regional ad buy, but the only surefire way to get your company out front is the commercial buy for the national stage. And though humor found its way into the night, by and large, this year's Super Bowl …

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It's a few hours after the Super Bowl has ended, and, for the neutrals at least, heartbeats should have mostly returned to their usual resting pace. That won't be the case for flight control staff at Phoenix Sky Harbor airport in Arizona, however - through the magic of FlightAware's real-time tracking, you can check out the crazy volume of small private aircraft jetting out in all directions. And, although you've probably never felt sorry for the kind of person that flies to the Super Bowl on their own jet, try to spare a thought for those on board the "Execjet" on its way back to Seattle. What were the Seahawks thinking with that last play?

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Here it is, the high-octane, explosion-heavy, tagline-intensive Super Bowl spot for the new Fast & Furious film. It's the one Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has really wanted you to see, and for good reason: he's got a very large gun (and, in some scenes, a very large arm cast). Furious 7 also stars Vin Diesel, Jason Statham, and the late Paul Walker, along with virtually everyone from the series thus far.

Furious 7 will hit theaters April 3rd, 2015. If 30 seconds isn't enough for you, here's the extended IMAX trailer.

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With the exception of a teaser trailer released last year, insight into Disney's upcoming fantasy flick Tomorrowland has remained largely under wraps. This week, Disney promised Tomorrowland's Super Bowl ad would unravel a little more of the mystery, and tonight it has delivered…sort of.

The clip shows George Clooney, Britt Robertson, and Hugh Laurie entering a world with flying trains, massive skyscrapers, a litany of steampunk-looking machines, and some very suspenseful music. The story goes, Tomorrowland was inspired by a box found in the Disney archives that contained mysterious clues to a world unknown.

The movie, a collaboration betwee …

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