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Fox is premiering promos for 2 hyped new series during its telecast of the Super Bowl: one for Simon Cowell’s X Factor and one for the Steven Spielberg-produced prehistoric saga Terra Nova. Here is The X Factor spot. Just like the first teaser released in November, the new one is heavy on CG animation. But this time, it’s all about star and producer Simon Cowell. I’d describe it as cool with a touch of megalomania:
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X Factor art is red and black — is this Pepsi friendly?
It’s the same as the original UK logo.
Lol, it is not that serious. The man is not god.
X Factor Spot with Egotistical, self-indulgent Simon Cowell. Yawn.
I’m glad that Cheryl Cole will be one of the judges.
Just thought……”jackass”
LOL…Typical Simon Cowell making the show all about him. I’ll still watch it though as I’m curious if his show adds anything unique to the already tired music reality competition genre.
So let me get this straight, Simon Cowell is hollow & empty?
That is the impression i got from that ad.
Digital effects are fun if you use them to make a point. I do not think that was the point they were trying to make.
This year, unfortunately for Mr. Cowell, American Idol reminded everyone that the show was never about him.