Exploring the Dragon: A Mountain Unicycling Odyssey in Bhutan
Into the Thunder Dragon: A Mountain Unicycling Odyssey in Bhutan
Let me know what you think.
-Kris.
— Kris Holm <danger_uni@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> OK here are two choices for a name for the new movie coming out on mountain unicycling in
> Bhutan.
> I like both of them but obviously we’ve got to have only one choice eventually.
>
> 1) Exploring the Dragon
> 2) Into the Thunder Dragon
>
> The reason for the Dragon, is that the English translation of the Bhutanese name for their
> country
> is, “Land of the Thunder Dragon”.
>
> So which one sounds the best in all your opinions?
>
> -Kris.
>
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> Hi,
>
> The full title of the two options would be:
>
> 1) Exploring the Dragon: A Mountain Unicycling Odyssey in Bhutan
> 2) Into the Thunder Dragon: A Mountain Unicycling Odyssey in Bhutan
>
> Let me know what you think.
>
> -Kris.
Re: Naming the new Bhutan unicycling movie (again)
In article <mailman.1023468314.2863.rsu@unicycling.org>,
Kris Holm <danger_uni@yahoo.com> writes:
> Hi,
>
> The full title of the two options would be:
>
> 1) Exploring the Dragon: A Mountain Unicycling Odyssey in Bhutan
> 2) Into the Thunder Dragon: A Mountain Unicycling Odyssey in Bhutan
>
> Let me know what you think.
“Riding on Thunder Dragon: A Mountain Unicycling Odyssey in Bhutan”
I’m with the others who’d rather you dropped the “the”.
(remember them, “The The?” I have “Infected” on vinyl somewhere…)
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Re: Re: Naming the new Bhutan unicycling movie (again)
— scot <scot@unicyclist.com> wrote:
> How about “Taming the Thunder Dragon” or possibly “Riding the Thunder
> Dragon”?
>
> Kind of like an Asian-Western flick.
Considering that Enter the Dragon (a Bruce Lee movie) is probably the most famous martial arts
movie ever made, I guess that any title with dragons in an exotic Asian country may invoke
comparisons like that.