One could create a wonderful love letter just from the titles.
In the three biggest beefcake films of the past couple of years, bravado begins from the titles themselves: "Dabangg 2" ("Audacious"), "Rowdy Rathore" and "Singham" ("Lion").
His black text on the whitewashed east wall of the building samples words from the titles of works in the museum's permanent collection.
The name of the ship Nostromo and the shuttle Narcissus in Alien are taken from the titles of two Joseph Conrad novels.
Words like "negro", "dwarf" and "Mohammedan" are being removed from the titles of works and their descriptions in the museum and its online catalogue.
So we are sorry that she is upset when she learns about Vera's political past, which she surmises from the titles in the bookcase.
Monkey discovered from the titles that it appears native Spanish speakers were used to dub the voices – but did the accents have to be so heavy?
They went so far as to strike the word "Internet" from the titles of some funds and add the word "value," previously a marketing untouchable, to other funds.
Mutual fund companies that had been striking the word "value" from the titles of their funds are now adding the word back, or starting new value funds.
If, from the titles, these shows sound like hastily assembled, poorly executed attempts to capitalize on the season, well, many of them are.
"Classics" are classic for a reason, of course, and are certainly worth reading, but there's a wealth of knowledge to be gained from the titles that rarely appear on school reading lists.
