kyrat's "Movies ruined by (or made worse by) product placement"

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I find more and more these days that I go and spend $10 to see one big ad for a movie (Transformers=GMC) or that a movie I am enjoying suddenly has a scene clearly written in just to hawk a product (Converse in I,Robot) – so I decided to make my own list of these. IMO, some of these movies were already bad and the product placement just made it worse, but some would’ve been ok if they hadn’t been hijacked to become a long commercial I paid to see.

  1. 1.
    Friends with Money
    by Nicole Holofcener
  2. 2.
    I, Robot (Widescreen Edition)
    by Alex Proyas
  3. 3.
    The Island
    by Michael Bay
  4. 4.
    Men in Black II (Widescreen Special Edition)
    by Barry Sonnenfeld
  5. 5.
    Minority Report (Widescreen Edition)
    by Steven Spielberg
  6. 6.
    National Treasure: The Book of Secrets
    by Jon Turteltaub
  7. 7.
    Transformers
    by Michael Bay
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Created by kyrat on Jul 16, 2007.
 

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MestnyiGeroi

Untitled — 3 years ago

Cast Away isn’t exactly a case of product placement. The filmmakers did not take money from FedEx, but they consciously made the decision to make the protagonist an employee of a well-known, American company for the sake of realism.

Oct 11, 12:03PM | 1 comment | Reply to this

severed

MIB II — 4 years ago

Don’t forget Men in Black 2.

Although there as a lot more wrong with that movie than just the product placement.

Jul 16, 10:42AM | 1 comment | Reply to this



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