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Author: jeez

Jan 18th 2018 at 2:17:23 PM

I have to agree with some of these points, but I think ''WesternAnimation/AllDogsGoToHeaven'', ''Buster And Bubs Go To Heaven'' and ''They Live'' all count.

In ''All Dogs Go To Heaven'', the dogs are the characters. The "Going To Heaven" part is metaphorical, and should be allowed.

In ''Buster And Bubs Go Hawaiian'' the 'GoingNative' is depicted as an verb-directed action (As is GoingNative, incidentally).

In ''Film/TheyLive'', "They" are the aliens (at least I think that's who is meant), and they're the antagonists of the story.

Edit: Also, the reason why "Kill", "Massacre" and "Destroy" shouldn't be lumped together is because this page is about recording naming trends not just according the intended theme or meaning ('Character Extinguishes Life') but also the precise diction the the namers chose for the titles ('Character ''Massacres'' This', 'Character ''Destroys'' That', etc).

Incidentally, how does one begin a new paragraph in the formating?
I kinda want to divide up the monstrous 'action' paragraph a little bit.
Is it something that involves backslashes (\)?