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You are so charming when you are clueless and nasty

Go and read the post again - it sez film... hear? Film, not book. Your fixation on book is your usual diversionary tactics.

So we are talking about a film that cuts way to close to another film, the title of which its author holds close to his chest... and he should.

So inspite of all your puffing and spitting, Bradbury would most likely have a good case if he wanted to bring it up.

By a strange coincidence, he also wrote the movie script... bummer...

For a worthy exercise you might try some other book-movie pairs.

Start with War and Peace.

I am sure you can google more... can you? Maybe I shouldn't eb so sure after these posts of yours.

For your information, the court in such case would consider many aspects, like the trademark, and the title significance, recognition, etc.

There are many titles that would have difficult time in court defending their right. Something like Little House. Son. Thief. That sort of things. But the 451 is an important event and it holds special importance.

Whether or not Bradbury will do anything about it is up to him. I am not taking any sides in this. But to say he has no case here, simply because the offender happened to share your idiology, shows lack of integrity.




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