3D movies in your living roomWhile you will get to see Tim Tebow
during the Super Bowl commercials, you'll be missing out on
several studios' blockbuster ads.  Commercials were cheaper this
year, but the $3 million price tag did not attract many movie
studios.  From Variety:  With more than 60 spots competing for
attention (last year's telecast boasted 45 minutes of ads),
studios worried that their ads would get lost in the shuffle and
figured their money could be spent more wisely elsewhere.  Only
Paramount, Disney, and Universal paid up to promote their movies
during the Super Bowl this Sunday.  Paramount revealed it
purchased spots for Shutter Island and M. Night Shyamalan's The
Last Airbender, but Disney and Universal are quiet on which of
their films will get spots.  Variety speculates Disney will
promote Toy Story 3, Alice in Wonderland, and Prince of Persia,
starring Jake Gyllenhaal, while Universal could focus on The
Wolfman, Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, and a 3D-animated comedy
Despicable Me.