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Film titles

From Wikipedia:Manual of Style (titles): "Italics should be used for:

Scientific names for genera or species
titles of the following:
- Art exhibitions
- Books
- Comic strips and webcomics
- Computer and video games
- Court cases
- Films
- Long or epic poems
- Musical albums
- Named trains and locomotives
- Orchestral works
- Paintings and other works of visual art
- Periodicals (newspapers, journals, and magazines)
- Plays
- Ships
- Ship class
- Television series

Abbreviations of the above should also be italicized. If the title is also a link, you should usually place the italic markup outside the brackets, but see the Titanic example below for a special case." Thanks. --Evb-wiki (talk) 15:54, 20 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]