Which famous movie product placement actually DECREASED sales of the featured product after the film's release, contrary to the common expectation of increased sales?

Product placement in movies and TV shows has become a sophisticated marketing strategy in pop culture. What started as subtle brand appearances has evolved into integrated storytelling elements worth millions. This poll tests your knowledge about how retail product development intersects with entertainment, creating iconic pop culture moments that influence consumer behavior and brand perception. Can you identify the truth behind one of the most famous product placement myths in cinema history?

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Ray-Ban sunglasses in 'Top Gun' (1986)
Reese's Pieces candy in 'E.T.' (1982)
Red Swingline stapler in 'Office Space' (1999)
BMW Z3 roadster in 'GoldenEye' (1995)