| Meaning | Title | Year |
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| It's the middle name of the famous composer the film studies, but also means 'beloved of God' in Latin | |
| Based on the memoir 'Wiseguy,' this gangster film changed its title (to a word only used once in the film) due to an unrelated TV series taking the book's title | |
| Named after a 1977 Italian film the director likes, also featuring a commando mission in WWII. Where the extra/changed letters come from is anyone's guess | |
| The woman of this Hitchcock film's title isn't in a single scene, but her specter haunts the entire film | |
| From a neighborhood in Rio De Janeiro founded as a refuge for city's undesirables | |
| This Vietnam film's title derives from a type of ammunition which doesn't mushroom on impact | |
| From the cold city that this Coen Bros crime film spends but one scene in | |
| This one-letter political thriller gets its title from a shortening of the Greek word for 'He is alive' | |
| This Tom Green comedy somehow snuck past the MPAA and made a title from the allegations of molestation Green makes against his father | |
| Despite the title, this movie features no large bodies of water. Rather, it's the main character's surname and the number refers to his criminal cohorts | |
| Though it sounds like people are searching for Goodwill, in fact the title refers to the main character's maturation and improvement | |
| It's the name of one of the big early music numbers and a plot point of the film, but also means 'ripped' or 'torn,' like the friendships in the musical | |
| War is ironic: on the day in 1918 when the main character finally dies, the dispatch from the otherwise-uneventful trench read ______________ | |
| Similar to the style of the movie, the title refers to a genre of short stories presented in a magazine format, typically printed on cheaply made paper | |
| It sounds like the animal the film is based around, and is a traditional Provençal stewed vegetable dish | |
| This meta film's title comes from the fact that Fellini had previously directed six feature films, two short films and one colloboration | |
| Named for an army of environmentalists that the scientists in the future theorize wiped out humanity | |
| So-named because the film's bank robbery and subsequent fracas take place on one hot August day | |
| In reference to the mythical tower humanity tried to build before God punished man for his hubris with different languages | |
| A figure in Norse mythology, and the codename for a plot to assassinate Hitler and take over Germany | |
| Kubrick's anti-war film takes its title from the poem Elegy in a Country Courtyard: '_____________ lead but to the grave' | |
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