Larry Bird is from French Lick, Indiana, and the state in general is like a centre of basketball mythology. So whenever they do those small town hoop dreams commercials they're always in Indiana.
"Miracle: Some movie about hockey." Obviously you're not from Minnesota; up here that movie is the biggest deal since the '91 Twins. They've been talking about it for weeks.
The Ford GT ad wasn't particularly memorable, but I liked the disclaimer, "Clearly a professional driver on a closed track."
The "Miracle" movie is dramatization of the 1980 winter olympics hockey tournament. The U.S. wasn't expected to come close to medaling. They ended up beating the two most powerful teams in the tourney in the medal round, first the Soviets, then the Finnish team for the gold.
I have no idea of the movie is any good, but the story it tells really lives up to its billing as an epochal moment in history. I hope it does it justice. I'm sure you can find reruns of the original broadcasts on ESPN classic, and maybe even the HBO documentary titled ... well, see below.
The game between the Soviets and the US team is the one everyone remembers. Al Michaels called it, and cemented his place in the pantheon of great sports broadcasters with his call at the end of the game: "Do you believe in miracles? Yes!"