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Monk_Drunk — 11 years ago(April 29, 2014 08:21 AM)

DRINK COCA COLA
right in the audience's face
I like how they didn't even try to be subtle.

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pepsi product placement is worse, yet no one seem to talk about that 🙄

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Yeah, that was pretty funny and anything but subtle.
You've seen Guy Standeven in something because the man was in everything.

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Nothing tops the Pepsi One scene in "Thomas Crown Affair" - they effectively stop the movie for a commercial.
Philo's Law: To learn from your mistakes, you have to realize you're making mistakes.

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Some things fit the movies they're in; Forrest Gump's love of Dr. Pepper, the dinner at Taco Bell in Demolition Man, "Wilson" in Castaway holding the shot on the soda machine door was about as subtle as a baseball bat to the head.

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And at 1/28th of a second, too!

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