stupid names for a movie.

Originally posted by omgchos
What was wrong with slevin? It clearly had everything to do with the plot. I can think of 1 HUGE reason that seals the deal on the title being relevant.

And attack of the killer tomatoes is pretty self explanatory.

I agree with dumb and dumberer, but the rest i haven't seen so no comment.

The play on words in that title just seemed cheap and chessy, is all.

And you can comment on the rest. The threads not asking you if the movie was stupid< just if it's title sounds stupid.

Originally posted by Bardock42
What's that s7even about?

I'm assuming the name "Slevin", from the movie titled "Lucky Number Slevin", is suppose to sounds like "seven" so they went ahead and added an upside down number seven (7) for the second letter of the word "Slevin" or "S7evin".

I dunno. I just seems as if it were a poor attempt at wit. And an insult, or not insult, that's too strong a word. I'd say a slight or a cheap shot at our intel.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
I'm assuming the name "Slevin", from the movie titled "Lucky Number Slevin", is suppose to sounds like "seven" so they went ahead and added an upside down number seven (7) for the second letter of the word "Slevin" or "S7evin".

I dunno. I just seems as if it were a poor attempt at wit. And an insult, or not insult, that's too strong a word. I'd say a slight or a cheap shot at our intel.

I think the title was catchy myself, it meant something also which of course you'd have to watch the film to find out what.

The film itself was good until they started to cop-out of what the film was initially presented as being about. Started out with a clever plot of a guy being in the wrong place at the wrong time then went down the road of too many other movies.

Originally posted by FistOfThe North
I'm assuming the name "Slevin", from the movie titled "Lucky Number Slevin", is suppose to sounds like "seven" so they went ahead and added an upside down number seven (7) for the second letter of the word "Slevin" or "S7evin".

I dunno. I just seems as if it were a poor attempt at wit. And an insult, or not insult, that's too strong a word. I'd say a slight or a cheap shot at our intel.

I haven't seen the movie. It may be a good movie to me or not. Maybe i'll check it out maybe not. I've read mixed reviews on it. Is the number "7" even in the movie? If it's not the title fails even moreso, to me. If not the title still looks silly to me. It even sounds dumb when said, as well.

I dunno, what were they thinking? What just because "Slevin" sounds like the number "7" lets go ahead and the number to the word, replacing it with the proper letter, so it can look catchy.

I would've better digested just plain old "Lucky Number Seven" better, with how cliche' the term is and everything.

w/e it's not that serious. The title just made me smirk and roll my eyes back like "god, wow".

With out giving away too much yes the number seven is a big part of the movie and so is the name slevin. U'll just have to watch it and find out why.

and of course there's my personal nightmare :

"Quality Disney Movie" 2.

Come on. Beauty and the Beast was the first [and only, i believe] animated film that won the oscar for best picture.

i know they did "2" and "3" for that one, and there was a christmas special too.

i just don't get why the beast is back being a beast again. can someone explain this to me?

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Originally posted by Wolfie
Ringmaster is called that 'cause Springer's talk show always turned into a boxing match, hence the ring.

hm..

who'd be the "ringmaster" in a boxing event?

it couldn't be the announcer or the promoter.

I think it is the circus term but it does sound like "ring" as in a fight or match because that's what happens on that program. It's what it's most famous for. Fighting.

I hate this movie name war of the worlds 🤣