Submitted by SixtyFours t3_10p86aq in movies
Weirdguy149 t1_j6izyz1 wrote
Reply to comment by ForkShirtUp in Nukie: the strange story behind the forgotten ET knock-off by SixtyFours
That's Mac and Me, the longest and strangest McDonald's commercial in cinematic history.
notoriously_late t1_j6jjajm wrote
And also gave us the greatest Honest Trailers episode ever:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5qY1tWq6Fo
"Why only Mac and Me has an 8 minute long dance sequence in a McDonalds. Your hero is in a wheelchair, why would you do this!"
VoliBeast t1_j6k1clf wrote
What was the other movie that was a Coca Cola commercial, cause every scene had the Coca-Cola logo in the background.
BondageKitty37 t1_j6kc5ya wrote
Mac and Me was also a Coca Cola commercial, since that was all the aliens could drink. Coca Cola even saved the adult aliens from dying
cbbuntz t1_j6kj0d0 wrote
Didn't Mars refuse Spielberg regarding using M&Ms? Probably one of the worst business decisions ever.
rick_blatchman t1_j6kvfkc wrote
Yeah, they thought that E.T. looked ugly and repulsive. They ended up kicking themselves while the Reese's folks danced in a rainstorm of money.
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leg_day t1_j6kj4zv wrote
If you haven't caught the 2018 revamp of Mystery Science Theater 3000 on Netflix, Season 12 Episode 1 is about Mac and Me.
> Wow, this is like a Pixar film! In that it exists, and has a title!
DOOP_Investigator t1_j6kwb7m wrote
Preeetty niice!
shf500 t1_j6k5ivr wrote
I remember this movie coming out in theaters. Did Nukie have a theatrical release?
Also, did parents buy/rent their kids Mac and Me or Nukie thinking "it's the same thing as E.T. All movies have the same quality, right?"
RedditorDeluxe1319 t1_j6le8yr wrote
I think Houseguest (1995) was longer.
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