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

Movie titles often change ... sometimes for the best. Sometimes.
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:

Last Night in Soho

The Edgar Wright flick Last Night in Soho almost wasn't called that. Wright's first name for the movie was Red Light Area, but it turned out that there was already a movie with Cillian Murphy called Red Lights, so Edgar Wright changed the title when he found out. CRACKED COM

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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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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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