12 famous movies that nearly had totally different titles

Like books and their covers, many of us judge a movie on its title. Intriguing, punchy names can lure as into cinema seats just as easily as dull, tacky ones might turn us off.Many of these movies became box office smashes but whether they would have enjoyed the same success with their working titles remains a mystery. Judging by Alien, originally called Star Beast (huh') and Titanic, originally called The Ship of Dreams(gag), its dubious.Check out the list of what might have been below, our personal favourite being American Pie, which began life under the nameTeenage Sex Comedy That Can Be Made for Under $10million That Your Reader Will Love but the Executive Will Hate.Toy StoryTheres surely no better name for a story about toys, but more than 200 titles were considered for the 1995 animated hit including Moving Buddies, The Cowboy & the Spaceman, To Infinity and Beyond and even Toyz in the Hood (no, really).Tomorrow Never DiesThis Bond movies name came about thanks to a typo. The film was originally set to be called Tomorrow Never Lies but when MGM bosses spotted the error in a fax, they loved it and made it permanent.Pretty WomanThis 1990 film was originally called 3000 after the amount Julia Roberts prostitute Vivian charges. It was altered because it sounded too sci-fi and the ending had changed from dark to happy.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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