States named for movies
Here’s a pretty spot-on map of what movies best represent each state. I think it’s pretty hilarious that Delaware gets Wayne’s World because of one line in the movie. Are there any movies that take place in Delaware that you can think of? What a forgotten state.
Tagged: best, Delaware, funny maps
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Lindsey said | 4 November, 2010
I created another version! We can do better than Fast Times at Ridgemont High for California!!
Adam C. said | 28 March, 2011
Minnesota is Fargo? Fargo is in North Dakota. I should know, I DO live there.
Lindsey said | 13 April, 2011
But it WAS set in Minnesota.
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Jolie Bete said | 3 November, 2010
American Splendor partially takes place in Delaware