Which innovative product placement campaign is credited with establishing the modern template for brand integration in blockbuster films?

Product placement in film and television has evolved from subtle background props to major storyline integrations worth billions annually. Studios and brands form strategic partnerships that can make or break product launches. This poll tests your knowledge of how the business side of entertainment uses consumer products as both revenue streams and storytelling elements. Can you identify the groundbreaking campaign that changed how Hollywood and brands collaborate?

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Reese's Pieces in 'E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial' (1982), which reportedly increased sales by 65% after the film's release
Ray-Ban sunglasses in 'Top Gun' (1986), which tripled sales of the Aviator model following the film's success
FedEx throughout 'Cast Away' (2000), where the company's branding became integral to the plot and character development
Apple products in 'Mission: Impossible' series, establishing the trend of tech companies providing props for high-profile productions