Spot the Coors!

[Ian Jane]

It should be. Keep the costs level and the brewers honest.

[Nolando]

Coors is horrible. But named beer is so rarely ordered for in bar scenes in movies - such that, as a kid in a dry household, I assumed that when you got to 21 you got some special info packet or such that explained what all drinks cost. People in films seem to saddle up to a bar, order a beer, and then pay "something." I never understood that and thought it was all standarized by the government or something.

[Toyboy]

Also didn't E.T. throw back a cold can of Coors?

I think he did.

My dad worked at Coors and was always quick to spot Coors cans in movies and TV shows.

Once thing you see quite often as well are gold cans that say Beer in the Coors font.

[Todd Jordan]

nice! Paul, just the beverage itself in a container.

[Ian Jane]

Also didn't E.T. throw back a cold can of Coors?

I think he did.

[Ian Jane]

Because it needs to be here:

[Mark Tolch]

COBRA is the one that stands out for me, because i was young and impressionable when i saw it, and my dad drank Coors.

[Paul Casey]

You've got the one in COBRA, too.

Do you want bar paraphernalia as well?

[Todd Jordan]

For some reason lately, I've been noticing Coors showing up in movies. Probably because I've been watching a lot of 70s car chase movies. Let's note down movies where Coors appears, cans or bottles, and post screens if you've got them.


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