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What are some of the worst movie title changes in your language?
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I'll start with a classic: in French "the Hangover"has been changed to "Very bad trip"
Possibly as a consolation, the French film “Une hirondelle à fait le printemps” (A swallow that made the spring) was called “The Girl From Paris” in English.
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