1. 'License Revoked' Reminds Americans Of Driving License, Renamed To 'License to Kill'
The classic Timothy Dalton-starring Bond flick License to Kill was originally titled as "License Revoked", to the extent that promotional materials had even been assembled for it. However, after the movie was screened to American test audiences, they returned with the frankly bizarre feedback that the titular term was too similar to the common American phrase for someone having their driving license taken away. What sort of question you'd have to ask a test audience member to even warrant this response, I have no idea. Granted, they did end up with a superior title, but really? What an utterly bizarre reason to change a title. Which title change do you find the strangest? And which was the best? Let us know in the comments below.