Episode 13 - Plant Based Product Placement

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EPISODE 13 - Plant Based Product Placement

Thanks for joining us on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews as we discuss another 80’s classic.  This time from 1982 about a Plant Based creature that is stranded on Earth.  E.T. the Extra Terrestrial.  Tonight the guys discuss product placement with Coke, Coors, and Reese’s candy. 

We also get an interesting look into Tim’s childhood with his Star Wars action figures a lot like Elliot’s collection.  Joey falls asleep with Tim’s breakdown for Hammerhead and Walrus man.   

Matt rounds out the conversation by talking a little bit about the ratio of peanut butter to chocolate in candy and which is the superior candy company when it comes to peanut butter. 

Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews.

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