Movies & TV: 13 Iconic Movies That Originally Had Surprisingly Different Names

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Movies & TV: 13 Iconic Movies That Originally Had Surprisingly Different Names

Chances are, your favorite movie originally had a totally different name than the one you know. Like, for example, any of these:

Captain America and the Winter Soldier

Captain America and the Winter Soldier was almost a different name. CAPTAIN AMERICA AND THE WINTER SOLDIER That name was Captain America and the White Wolf, and it wasn't used for one reason - Marvel wanted to keep some of the original title in there to land that feeling, says head writer Malcolm Spellman. CRACKED.COM

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Venom: Let There be Carnage

The original title for Venom: Let There be Carnage was much cooler. The movie was called Venom: Love Will Tear Us Apart. But, as director Andy Serkis recounted, Venom: Let There be Carnage won out fairly soon. CRACKED COM

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Edge of Tomorrow

The first name for Edge of Tomorrow might have sunk the movie. That title was All You Need is Kill, and it's kind of hard to imagine a major Hollywood movie with Tom Cruise carrying that name. CRACKED COM

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Pretty Woman

They originally wanted to call Pretty Woman, uh, 3,000. Yes, just 3,000-it was a reference to how much Julia Roberts' character gets paid by Richard Gere's. CRACKED COM

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Star Wars: The Force Awakens

They didn't plan to call it Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The initial idea they mooted was Star Wars: Shadow of the Empire, and the movie had that name for quite a while, apparently. CRACKED COM

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Batman V Superman

Zack Snyder didn't originally want to call the movie Batman V Superman. Не wanted to call it something like Son of Sun and Knight of Night (yes, literally), but the studio refused to budge. CRACKED COM

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