Total Product Placement Recall: Mission Impossible 3
Total Product Placement Recall presents a screen-grab of product placement from a film. Can you guess what the brand is.
This time, Mission Impossible 3.
Click thumbnail below for the product.
17. June 2009
16. June 2009
Total Product Placement Recall CLASSIC: Dog Day Afternoon
Total Product Placement Recall presents a screen-grab of product placement from a film. Can you guess what the brand is.
This time, Dog Day Afternoon.
Click thumbnail below for the product.
15. June 2009
The Hangover: T-Shirt Product Placement
I wrote earlier about how t-shirts are huge beneficiaries of both product placement and, especially, reverse placement. And I had wondered about The Hangover’s shirt and if it would be a reverse placement or if it already existed. Turns out, the LA Times tracked it down at Urban Outfitters, in-store only.
Though I expect to see knock-offs online soon if UO, or maker Junk Food Clothing, doesn’t get it online ASAP. The fact that it already isn’t shows further lack of foresight in this area.
But it looks like others are skipping straight to an inspired version.
RushLimbaugh.com
Broadcasting insiders have been buzzing lately about how conservative talk radio’s average listener is nearly 70 years old. To RushLimbaugh.com, this demographic means no Adobe Shockwave. But that doesn’t seem to matter. Evidencing just how well RushLimbaugh.com is serving its target group… Brandchannel
Total Product Placement Recall CLASSIC: M*A*S*H*
Total Product Placement Recall presents a screen-grab of product placement from a film. Can you guess what the brand is.
This time, M*A*S*H*.
What drink would Major Burns not approve of? Click the thumbnail (and bonus) if you cannot remember.
14. June 2009
Total Product Placement Recall: Benny & Joon
Total Product Placement Recall presents a screen-grab of product placement from a film. Can you guess what the brand is.
This time, Benny & Joon.
What’s Quinn drink to deal with all the insufferable whimsy around him? Click the thumbnail if you cannot remember.
13. June 2009
Back to the Future II Reverse Placement: Part II
After many years of requests from the fringe, Nike recently got around to creating the Nike 2015s that Marty McFly wears in Back to the Future 2. 
Now, maybe egged on by the exposure of the Nike reverse placement, comes the Back to the Future II product we’ve all really been waiting for: McFly’s hat (Hypercolor?).
Only 19.99 of today’s dollars. At Amazon. (Via)
And while you’re waiting for your sweet order to be fulfilled, pick up a flux capacitor (radioactive material not included) and then browse the collection of pre-owned DeLoreans.
12. June 2009
Desert Eagle Friday: The Last Boyscout
The Magnum Desert Eagle handgun’s unique, triangular-barreled profile makes it perfect for highly stylized film violence. In turn, this exposure, none of it paid for by the brand, is invaluable. Its (maybe phallic?) appearance also makes it the favorite for heaving-bosoms heaving handguns roles. (Read my interview with Desert Eagle founder and CEO Jim Skildum. The brand also won 2008’s Product Placement Awards Lifetime Achievement Honor).
Each Friday I will try to feature a new Desert Eagle scene.
This week, The Last Boyscout.
