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Why should Matthew Broderick and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" have all the fun when it comes to commercials based on classic '80s cinema? Given the response (mostly positive) to the ad across just about every online social network, it's safe to say that

The actor recalls his iconic 1986 film character in a new spot for Honda.

Why should Matthew Broderick and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" have all the fun when it comes to commercials based on classic '80s cinema? Given the response (mostly positive) to the ad across just about every online social network, it's safe to say that

Appropriating everyone's favorite righteous dude, the Japanese carmaker today revealed online that it's behind the heavily hyped 10-second Super Bowl XLVI teaser that went viral last week featuring Matthew Broderick reprising his seminal role as the

Matthew Broderick's Super Bowl commercial pays homage to his Ferris Bueller role. But as Honda and others offer a sneak peak to build buzz, it begs the question: Will anyone bother to watch on Game Day?

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In the full two-and-a-half minute version of the commercial, the 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' star is faking an illness to be able to cruise around town in his Honda CR-V. Matthew Broderick is paying homage to his classic movie, "Ferris Bueller's Day

One of the most talked about Super Bowl commercials – at first, on the basis of a 10-second teaser – features Matthew Broderick in a tribute to his long-remembered role in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" in advertisement for the

Matthew Broderick's Super Bowl commercial pays homage to his Ferris Bueller role. But as Honda and others offer a sneak peak to build buzz, it begs the question: Will anyone bother to watch on Game Day?

Honda's pitch-perfect homage to Ferris Bueller's Day Off has quickly become one of the most talked-about Super Bowl ads in recent history—and it hasn't even aired on TV yet.