Brand names in film titles?

[Stumpy Pepys]

Are there many of these? Off the top of my head.

Breakfast at Tiffany's
Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man
The Devil Wears Prada

[Walt Flanagans Dog]

Le Mans 66 is known as Ford vs Ferrari in some markets.

[Walt Flanagans Dog]

Coco Before Chanel

[ursus arctos]

The Man from the Pru
Union Pacific

[Ray de Galles]

Le Mans 66 is known as Ford vs Ferrari in some markets.

It's the other way around, if that makes sense.

'Ford v Ferrari' is the actual original title of the film but it had to be changed in some markets - I think due to copyright issues regarding using the brand names.

[Jah Womble]

‘Tiffany’s’ isn’t really a brand name, though.

[Posty Webber]

Mars Attacks.

Where’s that coat?

[G-Man]

The Coca-Cola Kid

[Nefertiti2]

The Lego Movie

Batman

[Benjm]

Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle

[Benjm]

Bend It Like Beckham

[Evariste Euler Gauss]

I'm guessing the rarity of such instances may be due to a need for permission, which most businesses would only give for something brand-enhancing (and thus most likely crap). The makers of Better Call Saul explained that the reason why the BCS S1 episode "Alpine Shepherd Boy", uniquely amongst all the S1 episodes, doesn't have a title ending in -o is that their originally preferred name "Jell-o" had to be abandoned on legal grounds.

[Gangster Octopus]

Electra Glide In Blue

[lambers]

Mars Attacks.

Where’s that coat?

Galaxy Quest
Mutiny on the Bounty
The Marathon Man (would have had a different name if it had been released a couple of decades later)

[ursus arctos]

‘Tiffany’s’ isn’t really a brand name, though.

I'm perplexed at this.

[Stumpy Pepys]

A Tiffany bracelet, yesterday

[WOM]

Looking for Mr Goodbar

[WOM]

The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.

[WOM]

Corvette Summer

[WOM]

Because of Winn-Dixie

[Jah Womble]

I'm perplexed at this.

Okay, conceded. I’ve always thought of it as referring to the venue itself.

[Sits]

Lonesome Dove

[Sits]

A Chocolate Orange

[Vicarious Thrillseeker]

Magnum Force

[pebblethefish]

Had White Star copyrighted the name Titanic?

If so, Titanic.