The movie tie-in McDonald’s Happy Meal is one of our most venerable cultural barometers, a big “get” for family movies hoping to market directly to their most vocal consumers. Starting with Star Trek: The Motion Picture back in 1979 (the same year the Happy Meal rolled out), Disney hits, superhero smashes, and other family favorites have used the cardboard panels of the Happy Meal and the toy inside to hawk their cinematic wares. But what if Happy Meals were used to market slightly more adult fare? This is the question asked by Pinterest artist Newt Clements, who’s made an extensive collection of imaginary Happy Meals that we really, really wish existed.
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
Artist Credit: Newt Clements
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