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Mickey Mouse comic.

Ghostbusters sign in the park.

Underworld,i think, is the name of the movie they’re watching?

Simpsons poster (and in the cinema audience); Maureen is in the clothing from the super sisters spin-off series; they’re watching Cloudy with a chance of meatballs ; Maureen has an AC/DC shirt.

Kung Fu Panda.

Totoro! And what I think is meant to be a Simba stuffie?

Chewbacca on the popcorn buckets, and Calvin in the front row (with Hobbes)! with a Gorillas band characters and one of the monkeys from their video. One earlier page had a Gorillas poster, too.

Dora the explorers, and Winx posters.

Rapunzel & Flynn Rider dolls (cute) ; twilight on the t.v.

More Disney - how much does it cost just to use an image as a throwaway reference? Or is it a difference in copyright law in France? But the still would have had to keep that in mind when bringing it over…

Garfield, Rapunzels’ chameleon. That one I’m surprised by, the Mouse empire is not forgiving re: copyright enfranchisement.

SpongeBob, Calvin & Hobbes, and Trolls references. The variation of Eenie meeny she’s using is different than the one I remember. Ours was “catch a tiger by the toe. If he hollers, let him go”. Interesting how things change as they travel.

vampire diaries, gossip girl posters.

there’s been a couple of pages with the comic-verse version of Bieber making an appearance in a scene (as a person, not a poster or image). I wasn’t sure until I saw the dolls on her desk, though.

The guy from Cloudy with a chance of meatballs movie on her ball (I think). Also, what’s up with characters only getting eyes once they’re… a certain ways past puberty, let’s say? From what I. An tell anyways. The older versions of the sisters get actual eyes in the aged up scenes, too.

some movie references on the wall of the cinema. And a bone character on one girls’ shirt.
Kind of distracted by the old lady walking her dog, though - is it normal in France for dogs to be muzzled in public? Here, it’s usually only if they’re anxious or aggressive and might bite.

Apparently someone thought the word ‘cola’ was under copyright as part of ‘coca-cola’ and switched it to ‘kola’. LOL.

A case for the show “The Mentalist” on the floor. Looks photoshopped - there’s so many different references in here. Do they just have to ask for permission for copyright use? I know movies, the reference is usually paid to put in…

There’s a weird amount of America references given that this is a French comic. Flags on walls, on Wendys’ clothes… I wonder if one of the authors is an ex-pat or something?

Totally spies poster, and Mr. Incredible.

I can’t remember the name, but the cowboy is from a super well known French comic. Lucky Luke?

Maureen has a parent trap poster (Logan version), monsters inc., and posters of dance moves (I think) illustrated by the Dance Class comic. Also, “Nintendo “ game machine.

Calvin! No Hobbes, though.

weird crutches. For a broken bone, you usually see (in U.S. and Canada media) the ones that are set under your armpits. This type of crutch you usually see in historical dramas, in use by someone with Polio or something similar.

More ‘Easter egg’-type extras - Justin Bieber posters on Wendy’s closet, and the show Maureen is watching is pretty clearly an altered version of Hannah Montana.

You can make out some of the books on the shelves. I recognize the cover of Dance Class, by the same pub. as The Sisters series (Papercut or papercutz?).