[Although Spielberg wanted the bits of candy to be M & M""s, the company - Mars, Inc.- refused, and lost out on the tremendous potential of product placement.] In the distance, Elliott notices a man [later identified as Keys] also looking for something in the same area of the woods.BackgroundMiracle on 34th Street(1947) is director George Seaton""s popular and perennial Thanksgiving and Christmas classic holiday film - a dramatic comedy-fantasy about the commercialization of Santa Claus (Kris Kringle) and Christmas itself.The title "Amadeus" (Mozart""s middle name, literally meaning "Beloved by God" or simply: "Love God!") affirmed the film""s premise, asserted often by the unreliable narrator, that Mozart was unfairly blessed with talent by God.We may not eat it, but it must be marvelous."Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston: "And waiter."Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston: "You see that moon?"Waiter: "Yes, baron."Gaston:"I want to see that moon in the champagne."Waiter: (repeating) "Yes baron.Moon in champagne."The waiter removes a tiny leaf that has adhered to Gaston""s clothing - his successful thievery has left a tell-tale sign.He pushed the Moon out of its orbit, placing it directly in front of the Sun, causing an artificial eclipse to create a giant shadow in order to render "Nuclear Man" powerless without the Sun""s rays.