Rubik's Cube sightings in media

I made a compilation with the movies I could find showing or mentioning the Rubik's Cube. I worked a lot on this so I hope you'll like it.
I dont know if it was mentioned in the video, but i have seen in an episode of Stranger Things a old rubiks brand (probably because they are recording it like they are in the 80's) on mikes bedside table.

Edit: I found a photo


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I dont know if it was mentioned in the video, but i have seen in an episode of Stranger Things a old rubiks brand (probably because they are recording it like they are in the 80's) on mikes bedside table.

Edit: I found a photo


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The clip at 1:12 in my video with the white thingies is in fact from Stranger Things :)
 

2001 Pizza Hut commercial. The Rubik's cube is used in reference to the subject of the commercial and to the song playing over. Though the 'twisting' the song is discussing is not so light-hearted...
The "not so light-hearted" is more likely about the heart attack you get after eating Pizza Hut more than anything.
 
The "not so light-hearted" is more likely about the heart attack you get after eating Pizza Hut more than anything.
This song was not made specifically for the Pizza Hut advertisement. The song was recorded in 1989, long before this advertisement was conceived.
(Though technically, at least, the second advertisement sounds like it used a cover of the song that may have been done specifically for the advertising.)
 
This was not intentional at all but I'm including it because I think some might get a kick out of it:
For context, the video covers the presence or lack thereof of the letter R in American or British spoken language. It so happens that at one point they mention Cuba and someone, you guessed it, pronounces it with an R at the end, constructing, in a roundabout way, the word "CubeR."

It starts at 20:17 btw
 
This was not intentional at all but I'm including it because I think some might get a kick out of it:
For context, the video covers the presence or lack thereof of the letter R in American or British spoken language. It so happens that at one point they mention Cuba and someone, you guessed it, pronounces it with an R at the end, constructing, in a roundabout way, the word "CubeR."

It starts at 20:17 btw
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