The Most Creative Movie Titles Ever

How do you come up with such a unique movie title? This question has puzzled us for quite some time. Every now and then, we stumble across something really interesting. Like the time we found out that James Cameron named his latest film Avatar after the Na’vi tribe from the movie Star Wars. And today, let’s take a look at some amazing movies with their unique titles.Did you know you can bet on non-athletic events like movies at selected online casinos around the world.

Movie titles aren’t always original or even good ones. Often, they sound like ads for movies that never came out. For example, there was a time when you couldn’t get a ticket to see The Hobbit because someone had already reserved it using the Internet. Or how about Batman vs Superman?

Some films have catchy titles that catch our attention immediately. Others are cleverly created just to fit within a certain genre. They can be funny, serious, poetic, descriptive, or downright weird. And sometimes, they’re all of these things. Let’s look at some of those movies below.

The Most Creative Movie Titles Ever

1. The Dark Knight

I don’t know who decided that Gotham City should be renamed New York but I would think twice before doing so in this case! It makes me want to watch this movie again right away.

2. Fight Club 

Tyler Durden and other names used as an alias by the narrator were taken directly from the book.

3. A Beautiful Mind

This is one of my favorite movies. I loved it when I first saw it. Even though I knew what happened, I still enjoyed watching the story unfold.

4. Slumdog Millionaire

After seeing Danny Boyle’s Trainspotting in 1996, Danny Boyle wrote an email to producer Christine Langan about Jamal Malik’s name, “Malik being the Urdu word for silver or millionaire. And I thought, ‘Well, it could work’.” With that line, he got the idea to name the character Jamal Silver. It took him 3 years to convince Salman Khan to play the lead role as the best australian casino player, this movie teches us a lot about gambling.

5. The Silence of the Lambs

You might not know this about director Jonathan Demme. He had written a short story called “Original Sin” which became Hannibal Lecter’s tale in the novel. So when he began prepping Silence of the Lambs, he wanted to use the same setting in the novel. But instead of calling the main character Hannibal Lecter, he changed his name to Clarice Starling. If you haven’t seen the movie yet, you must check it out!