A regional peek into the lives of Netflix queues...

[Mr. Gundam]

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/01/10/nyregion/20100110-netflix-map.html?hp

They've got Seattle, New York, Boston, Miami, Minneapolis, Dallas, Denver, Atlanta, Dallas, D.C, and the Bay Area.

[CajoleJuice]

The map for Mad Men in NYC is pretty telling.

[Olivia Wilde Homo]

Benjamin Button is pretty popular in Prole's neck of the woods

[CajoleJuice]

Benjamin Button is pretty popular in Prole's neck of the woods

It's popular EVERYWHERE.

[Mr. Gundam]

Once you get past the highest rented films you really start to see the differences.

It's really funny to compare the University District to the rest of Seattle.

Even funnier to see what Seattle likes vs. what the rest of the area likes (pure shit). The further away from Seattle you get, the more popular Paul Blart becomes.

[Howard Alan Treesong]

I live in Dallas' Paul Blart white zone

[BlueTsunami]

A lot of the regions around Boston have Gran Torino in que, which isn't that surprising

[ch1nchilla]

I really want to see the deep south's picks.

[Akala]

nothing but blue collar comedy spinoffs or Kat Williams.  :'(

[Flannel Boy]

Benjamin Button is pretty popular in Prole's neck of the woods

It's popular EVERYWHERE.

Most boring movie ever.

[cubicle47b]

The map for Fireproof, that Kirk Cameron movie, is pretty funny.  Absolutely nothing in the northern cities but a fair amount in Atlanta/Dallas suburbs.

[brawndolicious]

Milk is huge in the SF area of course.