I didn't mind it in this film. Like Wayne's World before it, the placement was blatant and part of the joke. Adam Brandler’s disaster 'Click' however, went the tradional route of blatant placement without acknowledging it.
Yeah, I think the Wonder Bread people were exceptionally smart to sign off on the whole thing -- not because it was free, but because Farrell's deft comic treatment, as the article points out, only enhanced Wonder Bread's nostalgia factor.
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I didn't mind it in this film. Like Wayne's World before it, the placement was blatant and part of the joke. Adam Brandler’s disaster 'Click' however, went the tradional route of blatant placement without acknowledging it.
Yeah, I think the Wonder Bread people were exceptionally smart to sign off on the whole thing -- not because it was free, but because Farrell's deft comic treatment, as the article points out, only enhanced Wonder Bread's nostalgia factor.
Adam Brandler -- now that's FUNNY.
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