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"This is the problem with Pinterest: one little image catches my eye, and the next 40 minutes is shot as I obsess over it and finding things like it.\nThat&amp;#39;s exactly what happened this afternoon when I came upon the French version of a movie poster for What&amp;#39;s Your Number? That made me think--how do other movies I&amp;#39;ve seen get repped overseas?\nAnd then I started Googling. And Googling. And then many emails went unanswered. And then I missed my gym window.\nYou know what? When I look at all these images--some pretty, some fascinating, some straight-up nuts--I&amp;#39;m pretty sure it was worth it. Without further ado...\nWhat&amp;#39;s Your Number?\nPinterestFacebookWHOA! The Sex List? France really gets to the point.\nBridesmaids\nPinterestFacebookWhat I love about this one is that everyone&amp;#39;s looking very Parisian--no uniform pink taffeta here, like in the U.S.--EXCEPT for Megan.\nTwilight: Eclipse\nPinterestFacebookSubtle and vampire-free.\nBrave\nPinterestFacebookRibelle the Brave! I like it.\nSomething Borrowed\nPinterestFacebookPastel-happy, with the skyline in the diamond. I wonder how John Krasinski&amp;#39;s perpetually troubled face translates overseas.\nHarold and Kumar Go to White Castle\nPinterestFacebookWhite Castle isn&amp;#39;t big in the UK (full disclosure: I never heard of it til I moved to New York). Hence: &amp;quot;munchies.&amp;quot;\nYoung Adult\nPinterestFacebookI think this Young Adult poster is kind of awesome... note the prominent spot the Hello Kitty shirt gets. And the only word in English on the whole thing? Juno.\nThe Switch\nPinterestFacebookEspecially because the American poster was so muted, I was shocked at this version, which looks like it&amp;#39;s set against a still from the opening credits of Saved by the Bell. And check it out--there&amp;#39;s Juno AGAIN!\nBride Wars\nPinterestFacebookDing ding.\nGarden State\nPinterestFacebookKinda cute, right? But also a little strange in that 60 percent of the people on this poster are seen in one scene, and never again.\nMirror Mirror\nPinterestFacebookSpieglein Spieglein, on the wall! What&amp;#39;s the fairest poster of them all? Almost this one...\nBlack Swan\nPinterestFacebookBut oh my gosh, when it comes to beauty contests, this quartet of overseas ads completely takes the cake.\nMagic Mike\nPinterestFacebookkinopoisk.ru\nLooks like Adam Rodriguez gets top billing in Russia, but Matthew McConaughey is nowhere to be found.\nThe Hunger Games\nPinterestFacebookA LOT going on in this Japanese poster, including (I&amp;#39;m guessing) confirmation that Katniss is No. 1.\nSex and the City 2\nPinterestFacebookThe story behind this poster, which ran in several countries? The movie bowed around the same time as the World Cup, and the studio wanted to seem in-step with the cultural mood.\nKnocked Up\nPinterestFacebookA movie poster and anatomy lesson all in one! Yikes. That health-class aid was in the background of some American posters, too, but it just seems more prominent and unnverving here--perhaps it&amp;#39;s the &amp;quot;EXTRA LANG!&amp;quot;\nWhich of these surprised you the most? Are there any you&amp;#39;d hang on your wall?\nMore movie fun...\nThe Best Rom-Coms of the 2000s, Part Dos!\nOn-Set Pics of Amy Poehler Shooting They Came Together\nWhich Hot-Guy SEAL Movie Are You More Excited For?\nP.S. Want more Obsessed? Sign up for our awesome daily newsletter that features the latest celebrity gossip, TV news, hilarious Internet sensations, and more!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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