Unsubtle product placement in film & TV.
Unsubtle product placement in film & TV
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I wonder if they paid anything for this
What the fuck is MZO?
the 1985 godzilla. even as a kid i was like "wait, there's a dr pepper machine in the pentagon?"
just get this outta the way
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DOD civilian here. The vending machines at the Pentagon have both coke and pepsi products.
We also have a taco bell and a kfc.
nothing can top this
James Bond Movies from the 70s.
Sony TVs , AMC cars , 7up
The entirety of Man of Steel
Coca-Cola in The Sopranos
Funyuns in Breaking Bad
>nothing can top this
But you CAN get your choice of toppings from a wide selection of fresh ingredients for your delicious Subway Sandwich!
Eat Fresh!
is DC nice?
Almost fell out of my chair laughing when I saw this in theaters, still haven’t seen anything as blatant
PS what’s up with Pepsi and product placement??
Dope
Still going today.
Don't mind if I do
They didnt
This shit
Fuck this movie so much
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Making this reaction image is my only contribution to this site
product placement is fine as long as it's not overdone
That bud light commercial was awesome, fuck you, buddy
And it is a good one
I had to really think to remember what film this was even from. It was dumb as hell especially since looking in the reflection was a major plot point
This one's pretty annoying.
sup mark
Anybody have any webm of scenes from Breaking Bad where the raisin bran box teleports/flips around between cuts?
Power Rangers with the KRISPY KREME shit
fuck me, i really wish that movie was better
Oreobot was the best Transformogrifigizer.
what would coors + Pepsi mixed together taste like
B A S E D
get a pepsi and piss into it and let us know
That shit was hilarious
all these product placements are giving me a headache
This one’s really meta, it’s just shitting on the very idea of product placements with how over-the-top and tasteless it is
name a more kino product placement
bing it
ive always wanted that pepsi display, dam that is bad ass its like magic
Take two of these
im so fucking retarded, I just now realized that's why his name was wilson
fuck
>little
>yellow
>different
It's like the entire scene was just to promote Sneed's shop.
i still can't watch the superior american cut because of this shit
Legit kys, my dude
Back to the Future has some of the best product placements
>half pepperoni, half capsicum
what the absolute fuck.
No it isn't, it's just a Subway ad.
>doesn't get extra pulp
Snapple in the sopranos too
>capsicum
Fuck outta here
So what, people should just drink water from a fucking clear glass? I love product placement because it makes movies more immersive and realistic, contrary to belief
Is that a PS Vita?
Do you think Folgers paid to have their brand featured in The Big Lebowski?
they are probably sliced green bell peppers
I have nothing against PP if it's done in a subtle, realistic, non forced way.
>he can't eat pepper
>white people
iRobot had so much fucking product placement.
Gigi: Boy, what is that on your feet?
Del: Mm. Converse All-Stars, vintage 2004.
based level 4 hydration
IIRC the pepsi machine gets shot to shit, and there's and there's a big coke ad on the counter in the other shot
That's one.
no
BttF kinda gets a pass because the products, in a way, show off the culture of that era
Nobody likes Pepsi, so they have to shill it everywhere.
walking dead how they have new branded cars every season even though all the fuel would be bad by now
and this worked really well. always made me want subway
>capsicum
Shitskin detected, go back over the wall.
name a worse footwear still being made in [current year]
pro tip: you can't
I go through 1-2 pairs a year cause they always tear at the heel. They're also extremely uncomfortable.
that hat is hilarious. dude must love mountain dew
Nice try, Marvel.
I fell for the meme and bought a pair a few years ago. I wore it like a couple of times. fuck, it's like walking on concrete.
Every Sandler movie has shameless product placement, it’s his thing
>knows they are shit
>still buys 2 pair a year
says a lot more about you
People are collecting vcr tapes now. A guy showing off 2004 shoes is probably going to be realistic in the future
This is the one time it worked on me. I've bought at least six pairs of those Converse shoes since that movie came out. The ones I have now are starting to fall apart, almost time for another new pair.
This
And Wayne’s world was a send- up
was that taken from a cutscene of an old videogame?
Remember in Heroes season 1 when a Nissan Versa was a major plot point? And the nerdy Japanese guy would always carefully refer to it by its full make and model, to the point where you could almost hear the little "™" at the end of the words?
earlier there was a thread by a guy complaining about movies doing that except it's music
the soi milk was far worse
the red ones are pretty a e s t h e t i c
They literally make fun of the fat guy because he has like 12 Subway sandwiches, completely counteracting the reason people would eat Subway in the first place. If it's supposed to be an advertisement it does a horrible job
>because the products, in a way, show off the culture of that era
But that means every movie gets a pass
Subway in particular lets people have fun with how eggregious the blatancy of the placement is. See; Cummunity
I don't know what are you on about because I bought Vans and Converse a few times in my life
Vans tore apart pretty quickly and the Converse held really well
Maybe you were unlucky or maybe I'm lucky
>Don't believe me? Bing it
Is no one going to talk about this?
Not as bad as Transformers
I don't think they even sell the Versa in Japan.
Just looked it up: the sedan was called Sunny and the Hatchback Tiida.
This scene always did make me want coffee
most of the ones in BttF are cool because the products are reimagined in a futuristic way
>Nike self-lacing sneakers
>Texaco filling station
>Pepsi Perfect
>Mattel hoverboards
>Black & Decker hydrator to prepare Pizza Hut's pizza
I stopped watching Transformers after the first movie, just lost interest. Is there a lot of Mercedes vehicles in it?
sure is a thing real live people say
True Detective and Dodge since S2
Every single car used to be GM on Transformers.
Movie?
Thank you. This made my night.
No, it's a picture
they're juvenile, basic, uncomfortable, cheap and are destroyed after 300 steps.
>I only date guys who drink Snapple
Thanks
ughhh why do they have to make it so obvious xD
>All them camera pans
>Why is that guy asking the bartender for a beer? Just any beer? Which brand? This is unrealistic!
>Did that guy really asked for a Heineken? Fucking product placement
Don't forget the cheerleader getting excited her daddy bought her a Rogue. That's the Rogue. The Nissan Rogue.
well back to the future is about traveling through time. it's important for them to show off all the products and cultural things in order for it to contrast when he goes to the 50s. in 2 we get to see exaggerated products like pepsi perfect and all that
Ramlösa in Sopranos. It's probably the most shameless advertising in a series I've ever seen.
>Tony keeps namedropping Ramlösa
>Carm ordered another brand of water, but Artie says "you have to try this new brand"
>Artie shows up with the Ramlösa bottle and says "I got such a good deal on this Ramlösa"
The only thing missing was Artie tilting his head and looking straight into the camera.
probably the most pathetic advertising campaign of all time
Oh, and of course they kept showing off the logo over and over again.
>ctrl+f "Minority Report"
Spielberg really had fun again doing his BttF 2 shindig but with a PKD property.
It's more of an LA landmark than a product placeement. I think it was LA. Kinda like the Citgo sign in Boston.
I like SOME pulp
Funny. It was actually Sin City that got me into Converse. Well, also a college roomate wgo grew up with them and swore by them.
The worst was the Pierce Brosnan era, Bond drove a BMW like an absolute wanker, then Ford bought the contract so he could at least drive an Aston Martin again, Ford owned them at the time, but all the villains all drove Jaguars because Ford owned them too.
Gene Wilder looks weird here
Dwight wears Chucks in the comic, the movie was basically a shot for shot remake.
Fuck off, and careful not to knock over your chilly bin on the way out
>It worked for Jared
>and that boy was large
lol
Oh yeah. I knew that too. Had most of the collections before the film and even some issues. Even had a poster in my dorm of Delia from the Sin City Dames series.
I bought two of these. Still have one at mom's and one at home.
Remember when Evian was in every other movie?
Heneiken AND pabst blue ribbon in one. BASED.
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I don't know, the Mountain Dew vending machine was pretty sweet.
I still maintain that Man of Steel would be considered great by the average moviegoer if it fixed these things
>Get rid of the goblina making the "I just think he's kinda hot" joke at the end
>Get rid of the scene where Zod pushes an oil truck at Superman and Superman hops up to let the truck collide with the building behind him, blowing it up in a mini-9/11 of its own, just to strike a cool pose instead of stopping it
>Get rid of the fucking iHop shot
No matter what people complain about, if they'd fixed these 3 things, that film would not have been as maligned as it is. Even the whole thing about Pa Kent's death reiterating his outlook on Clark's powers instead of teaching Clark the traditional lesson about how he can't stop all tragedies like a natural illness wouldn't be seen as too much of a problem. I know it sounds weird but those three things are what cheapened the film for the average moviegoer. Cavill is also outclassed by Shannon to an insane extent. But these 3 things could've saved that film for everyone other than shill critics.
BvS was completely unsalvageable though. Big mistake to try and do what they did and not waiting until later to adapt Tower of Babel instead. They probably shouldn't have bothered with a shared universe at all, in all honesty.
This. All they did was hurt my feet.
ALIAS always focused on the trunk logos during every car chase
i bought some chuck taylor II shoes in 2014, 5 years later, the canvas at the heel is slightly torn, but it's still wearable and the sole they added in it is much more comfortable
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Y'know, the worst part about the new MIB isn't the mutt, but the fact that Lexus is considered the most futuristic car brand out there.
The subway product placement in Chuck was fucking great
>notice poorly done product placement in a movie
>make a point to never buy it because it's distracting
Surely they have to know it can cause a negative reaction, or am I getting meme'd on?
Shin Godzilla
Where is Zara
For every person like you, there's 10,000 drones who'll pick it up at the store because their subconsciousness recognizes the brand.
came here to post this.
crazy how the simpsons did product placement for sneed posting
jesus fucking christ
Well, formerly
>product placement for 2019 movie
>blockbuster doesn’t exist anymore
Lol
The big question did you buy any of the shit that you saw in a movie?
I bought a penis pump after seeing Austin Powers
Lol
Because Pepsi is not a very good cola. Hell, Flavorite Cola is better than Pepsi.
IIRC The original PR movie didn't have any product placement.
>This says with dubs.
Every Ricky Gervais show post-Office mentions Costa about 3 times an episode
Is product placement dead? The last movie I remember with it was Power Rangers and Krispy Kreme being plot relevant
Ralph Breaks the Internet counts sort of
They're decent if you put some insoles in them. My black pair became my go to "stealth" shoes. Brothers and I used to sneak out a lot and do a lot of urban exploration, aka trespassing. So it was nice having a light, comfortable pair of shoes that were thin enough to fit between the links in a chainlink fence. Get those insoles though. Seriously. Your arches will thank you.
I should also mention mine have lasted since junior high. I'm a 30yo boomer now.
Sort of. They don't sell products anymore. They sell ideology.
>I love product placement
You forgot to say "fellow non-shill anons"
The first 2 JPs were Ford commercials with dinosaurs.
Based intelligent user
unironically cringe
I've never seen this brand in my life. Thought it was just made up for the show
yeah those are a lot better
but they don't look like the originals
based pepsi
His movies are literally product placement looking for a movie.
Holy fucking what. That's so over the top it's almost impressive.
Massive Scandinavian brand that tried to break through in the US, by paying to turn half a fucking episode of Sopranos into an ad.
Niggers are 50% of the population there.
>pouring a can into a paper cup
Did Americans really do this?
This was the single contended product placement I can think of. There was something so jaded and negative about a single brand of soft drink surviving a dystopian future, aka tomorrow.
Donuts there suck ass
t. 5min away from this shithole
i can't find the rest but bones used to shill hard for toyota almost every episode through their mid-seasons
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I really doubt it.
>show shills some car with cameras
>expect a shootout that requires them to duck and use the cameras to escape
>nope, it was just completely random shilling
Did The Walking Dead keep doing that thing where they had characters making plans while standing on either side of an immaculate new car, to make sure the front wasn't obscured by anyone? I stopped watching at season 2.
>having Ramlösa when you could have Loka
Hi dad.
Real life is even worse with product placement, I go to a supermarket and there's hundreds of product placements in the shelfs
The best part of waaaking up, is Donny shutting the fuck up.
its that way in literally every city in usa
Some day I'll stop being lazy and make a screenshot comparison between the Swedish and Hollywood versions of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and how they deal with the apple logo in scenes. The Hollywood version has a really stupid scene where there's books piled everywhere except where the logo is.
Kind of understandable however, seeing as the author was a giant macfag writing out specs in the books.
Characters can't drink refreshing pop? It grounds it in reality. Who amongst us hasn't savoured a cool beverage after working hard? We all deserve to treat ourselves sometimes.
Indeed we do, friend. Especially some Pepsi®, Diet Pepsi® or Pepsi Zero Sugar®.
Just thinking about it makes me want to go to the store and purchase a Pepsi® product right now.
>pop
is this an american thing? we just call it soft drink or fizzy drink down here
Holy fuck they are not even trying to disguise it
any fucking michael bay movie
Tony doesnt like lots of pulp, only SOME pulp. What a fag.
I have flat feet, so I need shoes with a hard rubber base for my insoles.
The MOST unsubtle
Audi too.
One of the best documentaries I’ve seen. And I wasn’t paid to say that.
>violating checkov's gun
capeshitters will defend this
Goddammit, all this Pepsi talk is making me crave a Pepsi Twist, and all I have is Coke.
For anons who have had a chance to try both, which is better: Pepsi Twist or the Coke Lemon or whatever it's called? Twist is the only time I choose Pepsi over anything.
Lost World was Mercedes too.
It was amusing and interesting. So much better than his McDonalds one. Not sure why it isn't as well known.
are you telling me that most of the south calls any soda coke?
Just tilt your head back and let the meat slide down your throat hole!
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Look at this car ad. Its shot like a car ad.
Fuckin kek
It's not even a typical Bond car with a gismo telling him where to go, he has to go to his phone for the GPS.
>poop-colored people
Virtually every non-police car in The Matrix Reloaded chase is a Cadillac, even these random background ones are old Cadillacs.
Oh... oh dear user
House of Cards had one of the worst ones I've seen in a while.
>Frank: Is that a Playstation Vita?
>Other character: Yes
>Frank: I have one too, play it all the time
Anything to attract kids.
I'll have a soda pop. What kind? Coke. Oh for fucks sake...
Well the Deep South anyway. I think it's because Coke's headquarters are in Atlanta.
That's the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
it's pretty normal to collect and show off old pairs of trainers already, especially Nike ones. Christ, a pair of 80s Vans can be worth hundreds. A pair of 70s Nikes, thousands.
They don't even have to be old. It really fucks me up that there's guys out there that have little walls where they display shoes that they're "collecting".
Snapple is so fucking expensive in bongland, £1.50 ish for a bottle like that
TOTALLY NOT A HOLLYWOOD SET YOU GUYS
Another fellow Pepsicola® 4chanarian connoisseur. I am glad the advertisers at 4channel cater exclusively to our needs and desires all the while browsing the latest me-mes.
>$10.00
>$9.99
They don't pay for landmarks, and I doubt companies would pay the filmmakers to show their products being destroyed
I'm British and call it pop
>he's never seen the smallville fight in man of steel
That was 2017, user.
Famously Raymond Burr was told to do a scene where he drinks a Dr Pepper. His response was complete silence and a piercing scowl. The scene was never filmed.
They should go the Quentin route and have products that don't exist or don't exist anymore.
After I saw it, I got up and purchase a nice glass of Coca Cola™
?
Big red still exists, and this was filmed in texas right? The machine was probably just actually there.
It does? Well never mind. He does use old dead brands he remembers though.
It ain't Christmas without this playing. youtube.com
No matter how many time they ran it here, Coke never came close to Julmust sales at Christmas.
because of the movie?
why tho
Where's the product placement? I can't see it
The entirety of Castaway
>Ahh, nothin' more satisfying after finding out the Zombie apocalypse means nothing to you than a fresh, ice-cool Pepsi(™) Cola soft drink from PepsiCo.
This was an out of place scene all around.
They should be wearing helmets
Some image macros have not aged well
The movie would have been 100% better if he'd actually been wrong at the end and died. The infected magically detecting cancer people and steering clear of them? That's retarded and everything about the end was retarded.
Wait sopranos always shilled for coca cola. like literally every 2 episodes theres coke blatantly somewhere. They even mention it in the dialogue too. Isnt tropicana owned by pepsi
A good documentary, but the levels of meta started to make my brain hurt.
Also, the next day my wife went out and bought some of that purple stuff that comes in the round bottle.
I bought a pair of Onitsuka Tiger after watching Kill Bill. Not yellow, because they are a bit too faggy for a dude.
The only time I ever bought something was after watching Twelve Years A Slave.
wasn't there a super dumb Subway product placement in Pawn Stars too?
they are pretty cool to be fair
Oh yeah, it's definitely a southern thing.
I love that turquoise lighting with faded red colorscheme, it's beautiful.
speaking of Jurassic Park...
jesus christ
I watched half of this out of boredom on netflix and man was the product placement in your face.
Leave.
I'm not against PP done in a realistic, non-forced way, but fictional brands are the best.
Big Kahuna Burger in Pulp Fiction
Duff Beer, Buzz Cola and Laramie Cigarettes in The Simpsons
Los Pollos Hermanos in Breaking Bad
Alamo Beer and Manitoba Cigarettes in King of the Hill
>Wow, carry the embryos AND get a great, close shave with no burn? What a deal, Dodgson!
>product placements that gave you a boner
that's from a music video tho
Cringe and moepilled
is that Boutella
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This one always fucked me up
What's Mzo?
>if(!capeshit.recognize())
>self.doAnger();
>picky eaters
is this a scale model
condorman
I switched to Camel Lights for awhile after season 1
I bought a Mercedes twenty years after seeing one in the Lost World
Honestly, it's not bad, just stay away from the southeast side.
I live in VA though.
>head & shoulders enema
You'd be surprised
don't know if anyone else has linked it but this product placement in designated survivor is the worst
i really like those Mercedes for some reason, whenever I see one I think of Christmas in the late 90s somewhere comfy like Montana
I've never even been to America
This one was entrancing in theaters. It looked like it was shot by a commercial studio and spliced into the film.
Is that a psp vita?!
this was a pepsi can?
oof
How do Pentagon employees feel about the trust-busting of PepsiCo and the dissolution of all those brands from one another and subsequent management by shoddy people like "Yum Brands"? Should have sent in some piano wire fools to keep PepsiCo strong.
Speaking of that, Back to the Future 2 promotion, PepsiCo-wide. Pizza Hut to Pepsi itself in the first film.
>destroyed after 300 steps
stop dragging your feet you fat fuck
It's obvious that a PepsiCo company would survive the Franchise Wars. Just ask Taco Bell in Demolition Man.
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This one isn't so distracting since Tony does repeat a lot of thing he hears, like Melfi's advice. So it would make sense he would repeat what the salesman probably told him about the car
> A guy showing off 2004 shoes is probably going to be realistic in the future
It's realistic now. Granted, people obsessed with sneakers aren't exactly obsessed with Converse All-Stars.
haha, I remember that. Heroes had a ton of weird car tie-ins.
There's a huge market for disgusting old vans and converse. I've watched 70s Vans with holes in them go for hundreds on ebay.
Lad I'd bathe my cock in a bowl of snapple for several hours just for her to sniff my sweaty foreskin.
wtf I love pepsi now
The Sopranos is shameless as a whole. The Magnavox in Tony's bedroom has a logo at least 3 times its normal size.
Is this Gibraltar
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>people
You mean blacks?