a_Mickey_Muppet
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yeah us here in the US say theaters on our movie posters.. 
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Proof that this is indeed the international poster...
There's one for Spain too... curiously uses "Los Muppets" instead of the Spanish name.
I get it now.
The US version, while the Muppets are the focus, also heavily feature the human actors as well. Now, for what ever reason, be it the relative popularity of the actors internationally, or that Disney's marketing them differently overseas (where they probably care more about the characters than the name human stars), there is a clear lack of any reference to Jason and Amy with these international posters.
Though, curiously I was looking for reference to parody it, I noticed something about the international poster of this movie:
For the lack of a better example, this Brazilian Chipmunks poster lacks Jason Lee's look ofderision annoyance of being in the film of the antics of the boys. plus, they aren't in hip hop boy band gear.
So clearly they market movies differently overseas.
There's one for Spain too... curiously uses "Los Muppets" instead of the Spanish name.
I get it now.
The US version, while the Muppets are the focus, also heavily feature the human actors as well. Now, for what ever reason, be it the relative popularity of the actors internationally, or that Disney's marketing them differently overseas (where they probably care more about the characters than the name human stars), there is a clear lack of any reference to Jason and Amy with these international posters.
Though, curiously I was looking for reference to parody it, I noticed something about the international poster of this movie:
For the lack of a better example, this Brazilian Chipmunks poster lacks Jason Lee's look of
So clearly they market movies differently overseas.
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Oh no,who would want the Muppets to "Die"!Proof that this is indeed the international poster...
There's one for Spain too... curiously uses "Los Muppets" instead of the Spanish name.
I get it now.
The US version, while the Muppets are the focus, also heavily feature the human actors as well. Now, for what ever reason, be it the relative popularity of the actors internationally, or that Disney's marketing them differently overseas (where they probably care more about the characters than the name human stars), there is a clear lack of any reference to Jason and Amy with these international posters.
Though, curiously I was looking for reference to parody it, I noticed something about the international poster of this movie:
For the lack of a better example, this Brazilian Chipmunks poster lacks Jason Lee's look ofderisionannoyanceof being in the filmof the antics of the boys. plus, they aren't in hip hop boy band gear.
So clearly they market movies differently overseas.
"It's German for 'The Bart! The'"Oh no,who would want the Muppets to "Die"!