Which film holds the record for the most expensive product placement deal in cinema history?

Product placement has evolved into a sophisticated marketing strategy in the entertainment industry, with brands paying millions for strategic visibility in popular films and TV shows. From subtle background appearances to plot-integrated endorsements, these placements can significantly impact consumer behavior and brand perception. This trivia question challenges your knowledge about this lucrative intersection of entertainment and marketing. Do you know which product placement deal broke records in the film industry?

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Quantum of Solace (2008) - Heineken paid $45 million for James Bond to drink their beer instead of his signature martini
Man of Steel (2013) - Over 100 brand partners totaling more than $160 million in promotional support
Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) - Chinese companies paid $120 million for various product placements
Jurassic World (2015) - Samsung paid $50 million to feature their Innovation Center and branded devices throughout the park