| Meaning | Title | Year |
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| This animated character/movie takes its name from 'Waste Allocation Load Lifter – Earth Class' | |
| From a wish-list of things the movie's elderly main characters wish to do before they die | |
| No connection to the film at all: the title refers to a scene in the original book where two of the heroin addicts meet 'an auld drunkard' in the Leith Central railway station | |
| The latin word for 'unconquerable,' specifically in reference to an 1888 poem that gave strength and hope to the movie's long-imprisoned hero as he tried to unite his country | |
| Peckinpah's home invasion thriller's title comes from Chinese ceremonial objects. Fom Lao Tzu: Heaven and Earth are not humane, and regard the people as... | |
| We discover late in this thriller that the heroine still wakes up from nightmares of dying sheep, and if she can save a young woman maybe she'll experience the... | |
| It's never clear what Bruce Willis meant by this title, but he only did Die Hard 4 if they would allow him to use its original subtitle (this) for his own Africa-set actioner | |
| This Halle Berry drama's title comes from a medieval English custom in which the night before a condemned man's execution he received a farewell feast known as a... | |
| This early Ealing Studios comedy about a man who murders everyone between him and a Dukedom takes its title from a line in Tennyson's 1842 poem 'Lady Clara Vere de Vere' | |
| From a poem by Edward Dowson, and the romantic idea that the antebellum South is... | |
| Contributed by Steinbeck's wife; an allusion both to the fruit the desperate Okies are picking, and the second line of the Battle Hymn of the Republic | |
| This hugely successful ghost story's title comes from ESP, the so-called... | |
| After Timothy Dalton's Bond almost kills a woman, he mutters 'Whoever she was, I must have scared ____________ out of her.' | |
| This title refers not to the ceremony of removing the evil spirit, but to the person who does it | |
| The first line of Yeats' 'Sailing to Byzantium' provides the title to this Coen Brothers modern western and Best Picture winner | |
| Many death rows are called 'the last mile,' but the film's one was the color of 'tired old limes' | |
| It was called Mad Max 2 in Australia, but since the original was largely unknown in the U.S. it was retitled... | |
| In this political thriller the Red Chinese are controlling a US presidential election, hence... | |
| This title refers not to glamour and respect but to the final act of a magic trick, from the latin for 'illusion' | |
| The title of this Watergate thriller alludes to both the Humpty Dumpty nursery rhyme and Robert Penn Warren's similarly-titled novel about Huey Long | |
Foreign-Born Population: Mexico
Foreign-Born Population: Australia
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