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[CANCELLED] Edge of Tomorrow (Blu-ray SteelBook) (Manta Lab Exclusive No. ?) [Hong Kong]
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Edge of Tomorrow is the US title isnt it? there for, the film studios title and so is the original.
I'd say original is from where it was made - so all those movies are US made, and therefore the US title is the original (even though I kinda prefer the UK Zootrololis, its NOT the original title)
So why does no one complain about Oldboy not having Oldeuboi on the steel as that's the original title from the country of origin?
It was releaed using English name Oldboy so that is why that is used
Some Countries like Japan it was Old Boy
Yes the original title was Oldeuboi but English name was used for the cinema release and later DVD/Blu-ray releases
Warner Bros. invested over $100 million in a marketing campaign for Edge of Tomorrow. The film was initially titled All You Need Is Kill after the 2004 Japanese novel All You Need Is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka.
In July 2013, Warner Bros. changed the original title to Edge of Tomorrow; Warner Bros. president Sue Kroll said the title was changed partly due to "negative chatter" about the word "kill" in the title.
So it was initially Titled after the Original Title but later Changed for Marketing Purpose.
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As Manta Lab is in Hong Kong, not Japan, the title would be Edge of Tomorrow (and after all, it has TOM in the title!)
I would have thought all the people that don't like '3D' on their steelbooks would have more to say on that than the title...
I would have thought all the people that don't like '3D' on their steelbooks would have more to say on that than the title...
Vis Media released a new edition of the light novel and a new graphic adaptation of the light novel in 2014
Light Novel was re-titled and Graphic Novel used the Film title
Light Novel re-titled name and graphic novel title was
Light Novel was re-titled and Graphic Novel used the Film title
Light Novel re-titled name and graphic novel title was
Edge of Tomorrow
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Titles are not necessarily "official" worldwide. Example: La Femme Nikita is just "Nikita" in France (and is the original title). Throughout the history of film, there have been many films that had different titles in different regions.
Vis Media released a new edition of the light novel and a new graphic adaptation of the light novel in 2014
Light Novel was re-titled and Graphic Novel used the Film title
Light Novel re-titled name and graphic novel title was
Edge of Tomorrow
Relax
it was a laugh to point out the light novel re release title also got changed in 2014Someone missing funny bone
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Yes and was in USA of all places they highlighted the tagline Live Die Repeat more prominent on the DVD/Blu-ray covers than edge of tomorrow which was in smaller print at the bottom of the coversDidn't they end up just changing the name to Live Die Repeat for the home video market? (just to further muddy the waters)
There was lot of confusion as to what the title of the film was when the DVD/Blu-ray got released in USA
That was one of the most bizzare things I had ever seen! And...Ghostbusters did a similar move when they amended that title to Ghostbusters: Answer the Call on video.Yes and was in USA of all places they highlighted the tagline Live Die Repeat more prominent on the DVD/Blu-ray covers than edge of tomorrow which was in smaller print at the bottom of the covers
There was lot of confusion as to what the title of the film was when the DVD/Blu-ray got released in USA
This is true
You are wrong in this instance Mr. boland
I just call it Tom Cruise Runs: Part 15
Brilliant
Seriously? If Warner Bro. was so anal about the word KILL being in the title what happened with the movie The Killing Fields? I don't believe they had an issue with the word KILL. I do believe it is a copyright issue depending on what region it's in though.
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