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# Too much punctuation



[Simon Mayo](Simon_Mayo)'s theory that the amount of punctuation in a film's title is inverse proportion to its quality. One example: National Treasure: Book Of Secrets - "the key word there is colon."

Reached its nadir with [Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus In The Best Of Both Worlds: Concert Tour - 3D](Hannah_Montana_/_Miley_Cyrus_In_The_Best_Of_Both_Worlds:_Concert_Tour_-_3D).

[Mark](Mark_Kermode) felt the rule didn't work because he loved Herbie: Fully Loaded.

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# Too much punctuation



[Simon Mayo](Simon_Mayo)'s theory that the amount of punctuation in a film's title is inverse proportion to its quality. One example: National Treasure: Book Of Secrets - "the key word there is colon."

Reached its nadir with [Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus In The Best Of Both Worlds: Concert Tour - 3D](Hannah_Montana_/_Miley_Cyrus_In_The_Best_Of_Both_Worlds:_Concert_Tour_-_3D).

[Mark](Mark_Kermode) felt the rule didn't work because he loved Herbie: Fully Loaded.
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Too much punctuation

Simon Mayo's theory that the amount of punctuation in a film's title is inverse proportion to its quality. One example: National Treasure: Book Of Secrets - "the key word there is colon."

Reached its nadir with Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus In The Best Of Both Worlds: Concert Tour - 3D.

Mark felt the rule didn't work because he loved Herbie: Fully Loaded.

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Too much punctuation

Simon Mayo's theory that the amount of punctuation in a film's title is inverse proportion to its quality. One example: National Treasure: Book Of Secrets - "the key word there is colon."

Reached its nadir with Hannah Montana / Miley Cyrus In The Best Of Both Worlds: Concert Tour - 3D.

Mark felt the rule didn't work because he loved Herbie: Fully Loaded.