Do I italicize a movie title?

Answer 1

You italicize or underline titles of longer works, such as movie titles, book titles, longer poems (like The Odyssey), album names, etc. Use quotation marks for shorter works like short poems, chapters of a book, magazine articles, etc.

Answer 2

Here's the rule of thumb for using italics:
You italicize the title of anything that is published separately - a book, a newspaper, an album, a magazine, a movie.
You put quotation marks around the name of anything that is part of a larger whole: a single poem, a chapter from a book, an article from a newspaper, a song from an album, an article from a magazine, etc.

Capital letters or boldface are never a substitute for italics.

Answer 3

A movie title should first of all be capitalized (you probably know this.)
You may italicize a movie title.
It can also be in bold, underlined, or in quotes.

Answer 4

No I dont think that you should italicize it, rather make it bold to appear more appealing and expressive.

Answer 5

Yes, just like you would a book title. If you don't have access to italics font, you can underscore the title, typographically, they mean the same thing.

Answer 6

You can if you want to. Otherwise you put it in Capitals or into quoatation marks.

Answer 7

I don't know. Do you?