ANSWERED: Title corrections

Hi ind3,

Thanks for the post.

I've looked into your submissions now.

160710-205907-477000: Based on further investigation I've now corrected the title to 'Deadpool XXX: A Porn Parody'

131113-210422-714000: It looks as if this title was incorrectly locked at the time, I have made the correction now.

Please allow these changes some time to update on all platforms.

Information on The Carry on Sargent (1972) and Be Nice to Her (1971) was submitted by other trusted submitters and as such accepted.

Regards,
Joel

Information on The Carry on Sargent (1972) and Be Nice to Her (1971) was submitted by other trusted submitters and as such accepted.
Thanks, but that wasn't my question. I wanted to know what the explanation was for each change, which you can cut and paste, or reword for that matter, as that does not violate your privacy policy. I understand that they're trusted, but my question was simply: What was the exact explanation for each one? Again, I'm not convinced that these are correct, so I would like to know how they explained the changes.

I'm bumping this up gain. I'm not questioning why these were accepted, but I can't find any vintage advertisements for these particluar titles and one of them doesn't match the trailer title. It's entirely possible that these were video titles. All that I need is the explanation, which you can paraphrase if you like, but I'm not convinced that these are correct. I also don't know if the previous titles then need to be added as alternate titles or if they were the original titles, but the explanation will make this much clearer. Thanks.

Hi ind3,

It's difficult to say, there were no comments with the initial submission for Be Nice to Her (1971), these were accepted based on the trust of the user.

The Carry on Sargent (1972) title was changed as according to the user the title "Angela's Foursome" was made up by Something Weird Video because their print is missing nearly 30 minutes, including the titles. This film was never released as "Angela's Foursome," but as "The Carry On Sargent," which is the title in the opening credits of every complete existing print."

Regards,
Will

Thanks, but for the first film I don't quite understand how he submitted a title correction without typing anything in the form. It's possible that this was the original title, but it's not clear how the contributor knows that when none of the video releases have that title and it doesn't match the trailer title.