A simple example of trademark infringement: using Apple’s trademark for sale on a non-Apple product.

The Apple mobile phone used in the scene in the movie itself is an Apple product. It was obtained through legal channels and does not constitute a trademark infringement.

Apple can request that the Apple trademark be banned from appearing in the movie on the grounds of copyright infringement (because the design of the Apple logo can be understood as a work of art and enjoys copyright), but this does not do Apple any good. .

The situation with cars is similar to Apple phones.

Buildings and houses need to be copied in other places to infringe copyright. Since they are in public and open spaces, only video shooting, group photos, etc. do not infringe.