Shadowlocked:
Film titles can be pretty obscure, often having absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with the film's subject matter. In fact, the general rule of thumb is ‘the more obscure, the better’. Hey, who would have figured that a suitable title for a film about gun-toting, wise-cracking, smartly-dressed gangsters would warrant the title Reservoir Dogs? I’ve watched that film a lot, and there are no dogs. Not even one. Not even a reference to one. Seems a tad misleading. This got me thinking: imagine if films were actually about what the title suggests. If so, I think that we would be in for a boring ride. Here is a list of the most-misleading film titles.
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