Top Movie Titles that have Nothing to do With the Movie... (1 Viewer)

[PS Nystrom]

I remember the day after I watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail for the first time I went online to see what other films the director had to offer. There I came across Brazil. Not exactly a descriptive title for what goes on in the film.
Pieter
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[Gilbert Galindo]

What about Out of Sight and Pulp Fiction.

 

[Bjorn Olav Nyberg]

Pulp fiction because the movie was kind of a love letter to pulp fiction novels. Plus the movie was structured like three pulp novels, the first book being sampled at the beginning, then read halfway through, then picked up after the other two novels. Just the way I tend to read these books.
Man, I've just been picking on somebody else in this thread. Better come up with something myself
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[Richard Kim]

O Brother Where Art Thou?

O Brother Where Art Thou? comes from Preston Sturges' Sullivan's Travels. O Brother Where Art Thou? is the title of a film the protagonist wants to make for the "comman man" and becomes a hobo to see what it's like in their shoes. I think the reason the Coen bros. picked this title is because they think this is the type of film he would make.
I definitely agree with Rush Hour, makes you think it's a film about traffic cops with car chases or something, and how about Rush Hour 2, what an original name.

 

[DennisHP]

"All The Pretty Horses" It has some horses and, of course, Penelope Cruz was/is pretty, but how they made up the title I'll never know; unless one of you more estute movie-goers can enlighten me. Maybe what they meant was "The Whole Enchilada"

 

[Tom Rhea]

The Big Sleep
Everyone is short, and no one is even tired, much less asleep (passed out drunk doesn't count).