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In this episode, Tyler and David discuss movies with “American” in their title, as well as the problems with Cinema Sins.
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American Psycho, the film, was named for the novel it was based on, a novel published twenty five years ago. Not sure your theory holds in this instance.
Which theory doesn’t hold?
– David
Internetionally I thought of Divorce Italian Style.
Also nice to know considering The Purge has no American in the title: the French title of the Purge films is American Nightmare.
I think the rhythm of the four syllables in ‘American’ lends itself to being paired with words of one, two, three or four syllables beautifully to make a pleasing title purely in terms of sound. It’s fun to use dull nouns to fill the chime. American Lawnmower. American Underpants. American Worm.
1. Could you please make Tyler’s rants a regular segment on the podcast. You could call them the BP Ty-rade. You can have that for free.
2. No other countries using their name in their movies? What about “The French Conncec….um..nevermind