How to Beat the High Cost of Living (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola signs and trays, Hi-C can
in the Movie: How to Beat the High Cost of Living  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

The Competition (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola cans and Coke sign on cable car
in the Movie: The Competition  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

It's My Turn (1980)

Spotted: Minute Maid orance juice
in the Movie: It's My Turn  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Nine to Five (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottle in lucite
in the Movie: Nine to Five  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Used Cars (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottles and vending machine
in the Movie: Used Cars  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Bronco Billy (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottles
in the Movie: Bronco Billy  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Airplane! (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola and TaB cans
in the Movie: Airplane!  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Gloria (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola truck
in the Movie: Gloria  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

The Gods Must Be Crazy (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottle
in the Movie: The Gods Must Be Crazy  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Somewhere in Time (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola sign with bottle
in the Movie: Somewhere in Time  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

The Blues Brothers (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola discs and vending machine
in the Movie: The Blues Brothers  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Caddy Shack (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottle
in the Movie: Caddy Shack  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Stone Cold Dead (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola sign
in the Movie: Stone Cold Dead  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Urban Cowboy (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola cans, menu board, signs, clock, print ad
in the Movie: Urban Cowboy  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Producer: Irving Azoff, Robert Evans

Director: James Bridges

Description: Moving from his rural Texas home to take an oil refinery job near Houston, young hardhat John Travolta begins hanging out at famed honky tonk nightclub Gilley's. In this world of country music, "weekend cowboys," and fast women, Travolta falls for feisty Debra Winger, but their romance has more bumps than a ride on the mechanical bull. Scott Glenn, Madolyn Smith co-star, with appearances by The Charlie Daniels Band, Bonnie Raitt, and others.

Coke Brands: Several Coca-Cola menu boards and signs are in a diner where Bud and Sissy hang out after a night at Gilley’s. At the Rodeo, cans of Coca-Cola are sold in the bleachers. The person sitting behind Bud and Sissy at the rodeo has a copy of the program with a Coca-Cola ad on the back cover. The slogan above the Coke bottle says: “To your Cap To the Winner.” Bud orders at the diner and there is a Coca-Cola clock on the wall. Drunk and upset Bud throws food and misses the waitress but hits Wes sitting at the counter. There are two Coca-Cola signs on the wall: one is a square Enjoy Coca-Cola and the other has a Coke can. Pam visits Bud at this home and there is a Coke can on the kitchen counter. Sissy returns home but does not find Bud. There are two Coke cans in the kitchen: one on the counter and the other near the sink. Pam drinks from a can of Fresca and cleans up the messy place before leaving a note for Bud.

American Gigolo (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottle
in the Movie: American Gigolo  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Ordinary People (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola glass with straw
in the Movie: Ordinary People  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Friday the 13th (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola tray, fountain and store signs
in the Movie: Friday the 13th  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Coming Attraction (1980) released as Loose Shoes (1982)

Spotted: Coca-Cola cooler
in the Movie: Coming Attraction  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Raging Bull (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola bottle
in the Movie: Raging Bull  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies

Mad Max (1980)

Spotted: Coca-Cola can
in the Movie: Mad Max  (1980)
by: coca-cola-movies