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"say" at the end of some sentences | Expressions: off sick / out sick
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See movies for the title: What does it mean? Thu Jun 15, 2006 21:44 pm  See movies for the title: What does it mean?
 

Hello again

I heard someone say sometime back:

1- I SEE MOVIES FOR THE TITLE.

What does it mean? Is it a correct expression? If so, I think it should be titles.

Tom

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See movies for the title Thu Jun 15, 2006 22:22 pm  See movies for the title
 

Hi Tom

Without any context, I would understand that the person 'decides which movies to see based solely on the title of each movie.'

The sentence is a little odd... but I'd say "title" would be OK.

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