Which film franchise pioneered the 'synchronized product release' strategy where merchandise appeared in retail stores the exact same day as key items appeared in the film?

Product placement in films and TV shows has evolved dramatically over the decades, becoming a sophisticated marketing strategy worth billions. From subtle background appearances to plot-integrated brand partnerships, filmmakers and marketers have created increasingly innovative ways to showcase products on screen. This poll tests your knowledge of a groundbreaking retail innovation that changed how audiences interact with products featured in major film franchises.

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Star Wars (1977) - Kenner toys coordinated with film scenes
The Hunger Games (2012) - Capitol Couture clothing line by Lionsgate
James Bond (Quantum of Solace, 2008) - Tom Ford suits and Omega watches
Harry Potter (2001) - Warner Bros. wands and Hogwarts merchandise