The commercials that had me scratching my head as to what the heck they were saying:
California Cheese "The hot cow" -- Definitely didn't make me want cheese. Aficionados of cattle probably ate it up, though.
Ford GT "Silhouette" -- Didn't really show enough of a car to allow you to know anything, but a decent set-up for the next few.
Cialis "Two Tubs" -- I have no idea what this might be selling, other than two older people sitting in a pair of claw foot tubs outside watching the sun set.
Monster "Soulmates" -- Apparently Monster.com has the ability to let you search for the exact person who will be interviewing you and doing personality matches?
Charmin "Illegal Hands" -- A good fit with the Super Bowl, but still a strange, vaguely homoerotic ad.
IBM "Muhammad Ali" -- A left field ad that didn't really sell any benefits of Linux.
Monster "In Love" -- A bunch of people getting ready for work. And this makes me want to use your site why?
SBC "Looking Back" -- What exactly are you saying here? You've been around a long time. So what?

Unremarkable advertisements:
Florida Orange Juice -- Very standard ad.
NFL Fallen Heroes fund -- Nothing remarkable, but it seems like a good cause.
Van Helsing -- This looks to be a very big budget summer movie flop to be. I could be wrong, but it looks way too much like The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
Troy -- Looks like a decent flick, harkening back to the "cast of thousands" days of movie making.
50 First Dates -- Looks like a standard Adam Sandler Film.
Bud Light "The Ref" -- I can't decide if this was amusing or annoying. Or just misogynistic.
Miracle — Standard film commercial.
The Alamo — nice reference to Jaws in it ("We're gonna need a lot more men").
Philip Morris "One Of Five" -- Getting past the irony of a cigarette company advertising for people not to use their product, it was strictly average.
Starsky And Hutch -- Pretty standard movie trailer.
Secret Window -- Pretty standard vaguely Stephen King-like movie plug.
Chevy "Ten Vehicles" -- Standard car ad.
Nissan Altima "Attractive Car" -- I've seen this one many times before, so not much there.
Sony "Exchange Student" -- Also not new.
Acura TL "Wired Car" -- Neat toy, but nothing new as far as the ad goes.
Hidalgo -- Standard move trailer
The Anti-Drug "Life Rewind" -- a standard anti-drug ad.
AIG "Chalkboard" -- While fitting with the Super Bowl, it wasn't all that compelling.
Ciba Vision "Contact Lenses" -- ho-hum.