Which major film franchise faced severe backlash for a product placement deal that was considered so excessive it prompted congressional hearings on marketing to children?

Major film studios frequently collaborate with brands for product placement and marketing tie-ins to boost revenue and expand audience reach. While many of these partnerships become legendary successes (like E.T. and Reese's Pieces), others have backfired spectacularly due to poor timing, audience backlash, or cultural insensitivity. Test your knowledge about one of the most infamous brand collaboration failures in Hollywood history!

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E.T. (1982) with its Reese's Pieces placement
Transformers (2007) with its GM vehicle partnerships
The Wizard (1989) with its Nintendo product integrations
James Bond: Die Another Day (2002) with its 20+ brand partnerships