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Take the Title from the DVD's Front Cover....well maybe not.....
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DVD Profiler Unlimited RegistrantStar ContributorWinston Smith
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ROFLMAO

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In this case I think a rule amendment to allow the title to be taken from the spine, back cover, film credits etc. would be a good idea.
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The current rules ask you to take the title from the front cover. Nowhere on the front cover is the title written as "X III: The Last Stand". There is neither a "X" nor a "III" (Roman numeral) on the cover. We only see the words "The Last Stand" and a X-Men logo which resembles a X and three claws which tell us that this is the third film in a series. Is the title "The Last Stand"? No, its the tag line or the subtitle. So, we can not find the title at all on the front cover similar to the Batman situation.

The only problem we have now, is that we have no direction in the rules, where we should look for the title, when it can not be found on the front cover. But simulating the logos by ASCII art is nowhere supported in the rules.


That is your interpretation of what is on the cover and what the Rules say (or not).

I can clearly see "X III" when I look at it!
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Yeah your definitely seeing things
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DVD Profiler Unlimited RegistrantStar ContributorWinston Smith
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Don't forget, Giga. Dave pulled his chips.

Sorry, Hal. I couldn't resist. It was just too easy. I agree with your assesment.

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So "X III" (X-Men 3) is the third part of the movie "X" (Malcolm X)?
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So "X III" (X-Men 3) is the third part of the movie "X" (Malcolm X)?


Exactly  . And the profile will be easy to find searching by title in the online database, by all users who do not take the time to read all those very pertinent posts  .
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DVD Profiler Unlimited RegistrantStar ContributorWinston Smith
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They will be easyt to find anyway, surfeur, if they apply some of your common sense. I would be able to find it and it wouldn't be all that hard.

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Show the cover to any normal person and I would be willing to bet that 99% of them tell you the title is X-Men III: The Last Stand. Or possibly X-Men: The Last Stand. But I doubt the majority will say the title is X III: The Last Stand.


I may not be a normal person, but every time I've seen it, I've read it as X III.
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I may not be a normal person, but every time I've seen it, I've read it as X III.


Count me as abnormal too.  When I talk about that title, I say "X three".  The same with 'T 2'.  I also say, "AVP", "M I Two" and "M I Three". 
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I may not be a normal person, but every time I've seen it, I've read it as X III.


Count me as abnormal too.  When I talk about that title, I say "X three".  The same with 'T 2'.  I also say, "AVP", "M I Two" and "M I Three". 


That makes at least three of us abnormal.
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I've heard Terminator 2 referred to as T2 quite a lot and same with M I 2 and M I 3.
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