Translating titles for films

Many times when a movie is shown on theatres, the titles are not exactly =
the
title of the original movie, nor a direct translation of the original tit=
le.

Examples: the name in Spanish of "The Sound of Music" was "La novicia reb=
elde"
(the rebel noun) or the name of the animated "101 Dalmatians" where "La n=
oche de
las narices fr=EDas" (the cold noses' night).

Even a Cuban film titled "Para Diego, con amor" (For Diego with love) whe=
re
_translated_ in Colombia as "Fresa y chocolate" (chocolate and strawberry=
).

There are many reasons: no direct translation, cultural problems, some ot=
her
movie called that way... like "Die Hard" -> "Duro de matar" (Hard to kill=
), if
there were then another movie called "Hard to kill"... how would it be
translated?

I propose as another translation exercise to translate the titles of movi=
es (or
books, or TV series, etc.) and we could begin with the nominees for the A=
cademy
Awards:

> Elizabeth
USA - Elizabeth

> La vita e bella (sp?)
USA - Life is beautiful
Ita - La vita e bella
Col - La vita e bella (untranslated from Italian)

> Saving Private Ryan
USA - Saving Private Ryan
Col - Salvando al soldado Ryan

> Shakespeare in Love
USA - Shakespeare in Love

> The Thin Red Line
AFMCL:

> Elizabeth
Chl - Elizabet /e'li:zaBEt/

> La vita e bella (sp?)
Chl - Bewso dreye /bju:zo 'dri:@/
bewso - life
dreyi - to be beautiful

> Saving Private Ryan
Chl - Gumgum Rayan se o tronkay /'gum?gum 'rr&j@n s@o 'trONk&/
gumgum - soldier, (private)
se - pasive marker
o - continuous aspect
tronki - save
-ay - potential mode

> Shakespeare in Love
Chl - Shakespeare lonke /'SEkspje@ 'lONk@/
lonki - be in love

> The Thin Red Line
Chl - Da funfi delime yale /d@ 'funfI 'de:lIm@ Za:l@/
Da - the, that
funfi - line
delimi - to be thin
yali - to be red

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   - No tiene sentido.
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