Which iconic product packaging design was purposely changed for the 1982 movie 'E.T.' after Hershey's agreed to a product placement deal that resulted in a 65% sales increase?

Product packaging isn't just functional—it's iconic! Some packaging designs have become so embedded in pop culture that they're instantly recognizable across generations. From cereal boxes featured in movies to soda cans that defined an era, packaging tells the story of our consumer culture. Test your knowledge of these memorable product designs that transcended mere containers to become pop culture phenomena!

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Reese's Pieces - originally designed with a brown package, changed to orange for the film
M&M's - Mars rejected the placement offer, so Hershey's Reese's Pieces were featured instead
Skittles - packaging was made more colorful specifically for close-up shots in the movie
Hershey's Kisses - received a special limited edition silver and blue wrapper for the alien theme