Colon after exclamation mark for subtitle or not?
2017-05-08 9:23 am
So, let's say Star Wars ended with an exclamation mark, Star Wars! and they were adding the subtitle The Force Awakens after it, would that be Star Wars!: The Force Awakens or just Star Wars! The Force Awakens?
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2017-05-08 9:27 am
There are really no rules as far as advertising and movie titles go. But I think a colon after an exclamation point would look dumb. This may be on reason they didn't put an exclamation point at the end!
2017-05-08 6:09 pm
Never a colon after an exclamation mark, definitely not.
I would write that title as: "Star Wars - The Force Awakens!". Many people in the movie industry do like to use exclamation marks! The use of an exclamation mark in the middle of a title might seem strange to me.
Note that I am a 70-year-old Briton. Many modern forms of expression do sometimes seem strange to me.
I would write that title as: "Star Wars - The Force Awakens!". Many people in the movie industry do like to use exclamation marks! The use of an exclamation mark in the middle of a title might seem strange to me.
Note that I am a 70-year-old Briton. Many modern forms of expression do sometimes seem strange to me.
2017-05-08 9:27 am
No exclamation mark -- it signifies the end of the idea.
So, it would be more like:
StarWars!
The Force Awakens.
So, it would be more like:
StarWars!
The Force Awakens.
2017-05-10 1:08 am
No. No colon.
2017-05-08 9:52 am
The exclamation goes at the end; if there is a subtitle, the end does not occur until the subtitle is complete:
Star Wars: The Force Awakens!
Star Wars: The Force Awakens!
2017-05-08 9:26 am
In your example, no colon.
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