Which of these film and retailer collaborations was a REAL marketing campaign that actually happened?

Test your knowledge of the fascinating world where film marketing meets retail! Movie studios often collaborate with major retailers and brands to create mutually beneficial promotional campaigns that extend a film's reach beyond traditional advertising. These strategic partnerships have created some of the most memorable retail moments in consumer history. Can you identify which famous retail collaboration actually happened? Let's see how well you know your film marketing history!

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Walmart's exclusive 'Wakanda Forever' home goods collection that included Black Panther-themed kitchen appliances and furniture designed by Ruth E. Carter
Taco Bell's 'Demolition Menu' for Sylvester Stallone's 'Demolition Man' (1993), created because the film depicted Taco Bell as the only restaurant chain to survive the 'Franchise Wars'
Target's 'Gotham City Department Store' complete rebrand of 50 locations for Christopher Nolan's 'The Dark Knight' with Batman-themed shopping carts and checkout lanes
IKEA's 'Assemble Your Future' furniture line tied to Marvel's 'Avengers: Endgame' that included a Thor hammer-shaped lamp and Captain America shield coffee table