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Help with movie title
So I'm trying to come out with a title for a Pangea-like movie where the continental plates speedily rupture and all the continents break apart into nothing but islands. And it's about the traveling to and throughout all the islands and the lives of the people on those islands. Water is also involved since now everyone lives next to a beach. Since it's going to be a journey, I'm wondering if this makes sense. I know the word Errant is an adjective and it can be used to describe people but since they're journeying through islands like an Island Trek, would that make sense to call it "Errant Island"? I already know the definition. I'm asking if it worked with a certain word. If Errant doesn't work, anything else? What about Errant Tide?
It'll probably be released in 2019 and if successful will be a film franchise of 12 films.
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Permalink Reply by Chig Champa on -
You should go with "Errant That's Not How Continental Drift Works".
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Permalink Reply by El Pollo Guerrera on -
"The Fast and the Furious 20: Continental Drift"?
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