Product placement within a movie or TV episode is not nearly as bad as breaking up the story every 12-15 minutes with 10 commercials. I was watching "Dangerous Minds" last night on KWGN and the last part of the movie almost became unwatchable due to the frequency and length of commerical breaks.
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I surfed past the movie "Driven" the other day. It was one big product placement movie itself. Since I used to work for Motorola, it was kinda nice to see the old "bat-wings" so prominant in the movie. I only watched for about 15-minutes, but was amazed at all the company logos on cars and jackets that got tight closup shots.
I surfed past the movie "Driven" the other day. It was one big product placement movie itself. Since I used to work for Motorola, it was kinda nice to see the old "bat-wings" so prominant in the movie. I only watched for about 15-minutes, but was amazed at all the company logos on cars and jackets that got tight closup shots.
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