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<blockquote data-quote="fredco" data-source="post: 1285959" data-attributes="member: 108314">Here is K to S:&lt;rename id=&quot;tt0058331&quot; title=&quot;Mary Poppins I&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt5028340&quot; title=&quot;Mary Poppins II: Returns&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt1229238&quot; title=&quot;Mission: Impossible IV: Ghost Protocol&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt2381249&quot; title=&quot;Mission: Impossible V: Rogue Nation&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt4912910&quot; title=&quot;Mission: Impossible VI: Fallout&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt2302755&quot; title=&quot;Olympus Has Fallen I&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt3300542&quot; title=&quot;Olympus Has Fallen II: London Has Fallen&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt6189022&quot; title=&quot;Olympus Has Fallen III: Angel Has Fallen&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt0032910&quot; title=&quot;Pinocchio (Cartoon)&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt1386697&quot; title=&quot;Suicide Squad I&quot; /&gt;&lt;rename id=&quot;tt6334354&quot; title=&quot;Suicide Squad II&quot; /&gt;With this a few things are open for debate:1. Mission: Impossible. I changed the movies that have a subtitle. I changed the &quot;-&quot; into &quot;:&quot;. I know, a VERY small adjustment, but it makes it more consistent with renaming rules. Thing against this is the double use of &quot;:&quot; in one title.2. Olympus Has Fallen. Although I understand your approach, it seems a little odd to see London and Angel sorted in the otherwise alphabetical list suddenly around the &quot;O&quot;. It makes searching for them a lot harder, if you aren't aware of the thinking behind it.3. Suicide Squad. The new movie is called: THE Suicide Squad and nowhere I can find an alternative title with a 2 in it. Maybe it isn't meant to be a successor? I don't know the movies that well.4. In scanning my library I also came across the Star Wars series. Although it has already been done I wonder why &quot;Han Solo&quot; and &quot;Rogue one&quot; don't have a Roman numeral. I know virtually nothing about this franchise, so I cannot judge about this. Just saying...Next up is T to Z.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fredco, post: 1285959, member: 108314"] Here is K to S: <rename id="tt0058331" title="Mary Poppins I" /> <rename id="tt5028340" title="Mary Poppins II: Returns" /> <rename id="tt1229238" title="Mission: Impossible IV: Ghost Protocol" /> <rename id="tt2381249" title="Mission: Impossible V: Rogue Nation" /> <rename id="tt4912910" title="Mission: Impossible VI: Fallout" /> <rename id="tt2302755" title="Olympus Has Fallen I" /> <rename id="tt3300542" title="Olympus Has Fallen II: London Has Fallen" /> <rename id="tt6189022" title="Olympus Has Fallen III: Angel Has Fallen" /> <rename id="tt0032910" title="Pinocchio (Cartoon)" /> <rename id="tt1386697" title="Suicide Squad I" /> <rename id="tt6334354" title="Suicide Squad II" /> With this a few things are open for debate: 1. Mission: Impossible. I changed the movies that have a subtitle. I changed the "-" into ":". I know, a VERY small adjustment, but it makes it more consistent with renaming rules. Thing against this is the double use of ":" in one title. 2. Olympus Has Fallen. Although I understand your approach, it seems a little odd to see London and Angel sorted in the otherwise alphabetical list suddenly around the "O". It makes searching for them a lot harder, if you aren't aware of the thinking behind it. 3. Suicide Squad. The new movie is called: THE Suicide Squad and nowhere I can find an alternative title with a 2 in it. Maybe it isn't meant to be a successor? I don't know the movies that well. 4. In scanning my library I also came across the Star Wars series. Although it has already been done I wonder why "Han Solo" and "Rogue one" don't have a Roman numeral. I know virtually nothing about this franchise, so I cannot judge about this. Just saying... Next up is T to Z. [/QUOTE]

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