Even silent films had product placements. For example, in the 1927 film Wings (winner of the first Oscar for Best Picture) there is a placement of a Hershey's bar. Later, even Godard used Coca-Cola in Band of Outsiders (1964). E.T. is really just the jumping-off point for contemporary product placement and the realization that using the technique can completely transform a company's market position. Thanks for posting the video.
I just got a lot of reeses candy from last night--->halloween. and i'm eating some reeses pieces as i watch this. and i will watch my 1982 dvd right after watching this.
What's funny is the novelization was written before they changed from M&Ms to Reeses Pieces and for some reason they didn't go back in and change it. When I read it as a kid, I thought that the movie must have been based on the book because of this.
I love reeses Pieces and ET! Its my all time favortie movie. I just read an et storybook and the author obviously knows nothing of et because she wrote about M&Ms instead.. silly ppl.
@jayda3 M&M's were originally supposed to be in the movie but the company turned it down because they didn't think it would be successful. soon after the movie was released, the reeses pieces sells practically sky-rocketed overnight.
Reese's Pieces were a joke before this movie came out. No one ate them...at least no kids that I knew ate them.
I ever remember watching ET when it came out and thinking, "How clueless is this movie? No one eats those nasty candies. If this was realistic, he'd be using M&Ms."
Turns out M&Ms were actually the first choice, but Mars turned it down. Hershey stepped up, got their product in the movie, and Resse's Pieces suddenly became popular practically overnight.
@deyoungparker I was a kid in 1978 - 1980 (didn't turn 11 until 1982 when et was released). I ate reese's pieces between 78 & 80. My family lived in New Mexico but my dad worked in Indiana during this time where they were available. He brought them home. Our friends wanted them. They were a new & unexplored candy. of course we didn't share. I do prefer M&Ms (who doesn't). They made a mistake. By turning Spielberg down they essentially created their own competition.
You can download it using the Download Helper plugin in Firefox. This gives you the FLV-file. If you convert this to mpeg, you may be able to insert into PPT. Good luck.
If you are interested in a real nice product placement exemple, search for sea-doo fanta and 1970 in Youtube. That Fanta ad was shown in 25 metropolitan markets from Boston to San Diego for the summer of 1970. I was product manager for Sea-Doo (by Bombardier)and it cost us nothing for that product placement. We provided Coca-Cola Company with the Sea-Doos in Key Biscayne, Florida for the week it took to produce the commercial. Imagine the value of this campaign for us at Bombardier.
Honestly, if a fucking alien came up to me at night I would shit my teeth out through my fucking ears.
TheFatKidPresents 1 month ago
Even silent films had product placements. For example, in the 1927 film Wings (winner of the first Oscar for Best Picture) there is a placement of a Hershey's bar. Later, even Godard used Coca-Cola in Band of Outsiders (1964). E.T. is really just the jumping-off point for contemporary product placement and the realization that using the technique can completely transform a company's market position. Thanks for posting the video.
wallacedavidsears 1 month ago
i think this is realistic. hes throwing the reese pieces on the floor
DJJordan4life 2 months ago
ha jokes on Hershey i thought they were M&M's...but i still like Reese's pieces.
Nytstalker7 2 months ago
hes a fucking scary ass bastard
MovieReviewer1697 1 year ago
E.T can suck my big black dick!
MovieReviewer1697 1 year ago
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WZahnle 1 year ago
I just got a lot of reeses candy from last night--->halloween. and i'm eating some reeses pieces as i watch this. and i will watch my 1982 dvd right after watching this.
FallofDarkness55 1 year ago
ET PHONE HOME. FUCK THIS VERSION. i noticed it said 2002. 1982 is the best.
FallofDarkness55 1 year ago
What's funny is the novelization was written before they changed from M&Ms to Reeses Pieces and for some reason they didn't go back in and change it. When I read it as a kid, I thought that the movie must have been based on the book because of this.
dschoneberg 1 year ago
thanks for uploading
ffreeffalling 1 year ago
I love reeses Pieces and ET! Its my all time favortie movie. I just read an et storybook and the author obviously knows nothing of et because she wrote about M&Ms instead.. silly ppl.
jayda3 2 years ago
@jayda3 M&M's were originally supposed to be in the movie but the company turned it down because they didn't think it would be successful. soon after the movie was released, the reeses pieces sells practically sky-rocketed overnight.
henf5671 1 year ago
And someone at Mars Inc. was probably fired.
buddyjeebus 2 years ago
Reese's Pieces were a joke before this movie came out. No one ate them...at least no kids that I knew ate them.
I ever remember watching ET when it came out and thinking, "How clueless is this movie? No one eats those nasty candies. If this was realistic, he'd be using M&Ms."
Turns out M&Ms were actually the first choice, but Mars turned it down. Hershey stepped up, got their product in the movie, and Resse's Pieces suddenly became popular practically overnight.
Somebody got promoted!
deyoungparker 2 years ago 16
Really? But resse's pieces are SOOOO good
nowhereman012 2 years ago
@deyoungparker I was a kid in 1978 - 1980 (didn't turn 11 until 1982 when et was released). I ate reese's pieces between 78 & 80. My family lived in New Mexico but my dad worked in Indiana during this time where they were available. He brought them home. Our friends wanted them. They were a new & unexplored candy. of course we didn't share. I do prefer M&Ms (who doesn't). They made a mistake. By turning Spielberg down they essentially created their own competition.
alexanderdevery1 1 year ago
@deyoungparker yeah Mars said that E.T. was so ugly it would be an "insult" to have him eat them its true
Yu7Yu7Me7Yume7 6 days ago
mmmm, i like Reese's Pieces
ConfederateWolf3 2 years ago 8
I watched this movie when I was about 5 and it caused me years and years of night terrors and therapy...
SubImpactt 3 years ago
That's where pedophiles got the idea of luring kids with candy...
Slurv3 3 years ago
he wears a northface backpack if you look closely. This was my favorite childhood movie
djmdmausa 3 years ago 2
Omg. when my dog growles, he sounds like E.T
SammySomebody 3 years ago
elleit is so cute
sweetcindyk8 3 years ago
You can download it using the Download Helper plugin in Firefox. This gives you the FLV-file. If you convert this to mpeg, you may be able to insert into PPT. Good luck.
fyberdude 3 years ago
i hav a project on product placement and i can really use this vid.. how can i get it onto a power point presentation or save it as a file? thanks
mitta258 3 years ago
If you are interested in a real nice product placement exemple, search for sea-doo fanta and 1970 in Youtube. That Fanta ad was shown in 25 metropolitan markets from Boston to San Diego for the summer of 1970. I was product manager for Sea-Doo (by Bombardier)and it cost us nothing for that product placement. We provided Coca-Cola Company with the Sea-Doos in Key Biscayne, Florida for the week it took to produce the commercial. Imagine the value of this campaign for us at Bombardier.
jefrona 3 years ago
ditto
schuylerwatson 3 years ago
i do love reese's pieces
priceandpride 3 years ago
This is the only reason I like reeses pieces
ChickenCoop101 3 years ago
thanks for makin this vidm it helpe me do a project
herozero223 4 years ago