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⌈ Secret Post #2579 ⌋

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Comments

[starphotographs]

Since people are putting series names in the character name thread... Let's just go with it and have a "titles that are cool" thread. :D Movies, shows, songs, books, art, whatever.

Me, I like the title of "The Hands Resist Him" more than I like the painting itself. Hum's "Downward is Heavenward" has a nice ring to it. Pretty much every Paper Chase song/album is interestingly named.

[(Anonymous)]

I really like the title/first line "Do not go gentle into that good night" more than the rest of the poem.

Also, "I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream" has enough body horror for my imagination already, I don't really want to read it.

[(Anonymous)]

Harlan Ellison is a rapist and an abuser of women. You should not support his works.

[(Anonymous)]

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Proof anon? Because I get that he's a crotchety old prick (especially when he protests every fricking time travel story, claiming it's stolen off of his Star Trek story), but what proof is there that he's a rapist and an abuser of women?

[(Anonymous)]

... I never said I would support it, I actually said I wouldn't want to read it, and even so, I'd probably not buy it?

Also, I know he's an ass but give some proof if you claim someone's a rapist. Try learning this for your everyday life, too, unless you want to end up getting sued for slander.

[badass_tiger]

The title of 'I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream' is what drew me to it in the first place. I really liked the story too, it was horrific and will probably give me nightmares for the rest of my life.

[lynx]

"I Have No Mouth..."'s title drew me to it, while I was browsing the Sci-Fi category on Wikipedia. But after reading the small summary, I was already too horrified and did not attempt to read the whole story.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, me too. In a way, the summary made it seem like those grimdark brony fanfics - a bit too much of everything to still be taken seriously, but still uncomfortable to read.

[(Anonymous)]

Some of my favourite book titles:
- The Lighthouse at the End of the World
- The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
- A Clockwork Orange
- The Wounded Sky
- Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
- The Devil's Dictionary
- The Wind Through the Keyhole
- The Word for World is Forest

And then there's my all-time favourite song title ever: "Pumpkin Party in Sea Hitler's Water Apocalypse" (It's a damn good song too! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgG8lAVh-EA)

[tabaqui]

I've always thought 'The Word for World is Forest' is an awesome title.

[lunabee34]

OMG that is one of my favorite books. Like, I always heart UKLG but that book is something special.

[intrigueing]

The South Park episode "With Apologies To Jesse Jackson." Best title ever.

Also "In the Pale Moonlight" the episode of Star Trek Deep Space 9. It sounds like a lyric from some old melancholy traditional song about lovers meeting one last time before war or death or something.

[(Anonymous)]

Pretty sure it comes from "Copper Kettle," a song about running a still:

Get you a copper kettle
Get you a copper coil
Fill it with new made corn mash
And never more you'll toil

You just lay there by the juniper
When the moon is bright
Watch them jugs a filling
In the pale moonlight

[cassandraoftroy]

According to [script writer Ronald D.] Moore, the title of the episode was a reference to the phrase "Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?" from the film Batman.

[(Anonymous)]

Trek has the best episode titles, especially TOS and DS9. "Let That Be Your Last Battleground", "The City on the Edge of Forever", "For the World Is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky", "In the Pale Moonlight" - and then all the great allusive ones, "Far Beyond the Stars", "It's Only a Paper Moon", "... Nor the Battle to the Strong". I don't know, I really like those titles that give you this really melancholy poetic sense. I mean, "The City on the Edge of Forever" - has there ever been a better title than that, for anything?

[(Anonymous)]

heck yes; TOS titles are the best

[lynx]

+1

All the ones you listed, Anon.

[(Anonymous)]

I really like the Cordwainer Smith titles "Scanners Live in Vain" and "The Game of Rat and Dragon."

[(Anonymous)]

Other titles I just remembered, from James Tiptree:

The Snows are Melted, the Snows are Gone
Her Smoke Rose Up Forever
The Man Doors Said Hello To
Love Is the Plan the Plan Is Death

[(Anonymous)]

Imagine me giving you a massive high five. Also for Scanners Live In Vain, but especially Tiptree.

I've said it before but 70s sci-fi had the best names ever.

[(Anonymous)]

I like "Take This Waltz" even if the movie looks unappealing to me.

[kamino_neko]

Joe Hill's novel NOS4A2 is one of only a handful of works that the title alone made me want to read it.