Which film holds the record for the highest-grossing product placement deal in cinema history?

Product placement has become a massive revenue stream for film studios and television networks. Companies pay millions to have their products featured prominently in popular media, creating memorable brand moments while subsidizing production costs. But which product placement deal stands as the most lucrative in entertainment history? Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of advertising and entertainment.

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Skyfall (2012) - Heineken paid $45 million for James Bond to drink their beer instead of his signature martini
Cast Away (2000) - FedEx paid $40 million for their extensive branding throughout the film
Jurassic World (2015) - Samsung paid $50 million for their technology to be showcased throughout the park
Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) - Chinese dairy company Yili paid $35 million for product integration