*Points Proton Gun Blaster At Subtitle*


by Arsenal

21 years, 9 months ago

I feel the need to complain

Lately every sequel wants a subtitle.

Personally I think that is a bad idea.

If GB3 is made I don't want it called Hellbent, I want it called Ghostbusters 3.

GB2 didn't have a subtitle, why does GB3?

Anyone else feel this way?

by protonslinger

21 years, 9 months ago

I agree, it is rediculous to have to memorize an entire long phrase to get the point out that you wanna see a movi. Ghostbusters should stick with the title, Ghostbusters 3

by Sinister

21 years, 9 months ago

Personnaly, I think every sequel needsa subtitle!

by Kingpin

21 years, 9 months ago

sticking a ‘2’ on the end in my opinion is boring.

T“he Whole Nine Yards 2” doesn't work does it?

“The whole Ten Yards” Does, catch my drift? ‘2’ works with some films, but not all of them.

by Jay_Tigran

21 years, 9 months ago

It all depends really, some sequals, such as “Hook”, goes completely out of bounds by changing the title all together, while others like GB2 just need a number, and of course, there's “The Rage: Carrie 2”, and even the stupidly rediculous “Turbo: a Power Rangers Movie”

So, there's many ways to go about it…personally, GB3 is the way to go, no subtitle, nothing else to distract from it.

by Sinister

21 years, 9 months ago

I believe that the title should reflect the film, Ghostbusters was great for no.1, because it was original, but GB2 should have had a new name that seperated it from the rest… I'mm all for Ghostbusters 3: Heat Rash though….

by d_osborn

21 years, 9 months ago

first blood 2 always cracked me up. i don't mind hellbent all that much.

by LordVego

21 years, 9 months ago

Hook wasn't a sequel, it was its own movie…i thought

by Jay_Tigran

21 years, 9 months ago

It was kind of a sequal to the Peter Pan play or even the Peter Pan Disney Cartoon…

by evil_toaster

21 years, 9 months ago

There should be either a number or a different title, and that's it, not both. The number system works for most movies, like Back to the Future, and for others such as Star Wars and Indiana Jones, the different title concept works.