Story Titles at the end or start?

I love titles, they are paramount and get me to tick.  Movie titles alone take me away sometimes, such as the Heart of the Sea and I'm able to believe Moby Dick as a movie remade and see a little more into the actors as the characters of such an art of story.

Titles can tell alot.  Especially when you can predict a story plot in book or film form such as a Wrinkle in Time a fiction by L Ingle.  My favorite childhood story of sci-fi and family secrets.  Anything with the word time to me is Sci fi worthy.

So many stories need to be remade again and again.  And songs as they are, I wish I could keep up with all of them.  There is so many feelings, and no way to come across them as well as a movie title.

Why do we remember certain titles and not others?  Collections of something new are an amazing pass time.  Video stores have visuals and yet we turn our student body toward libraries.  Visuals are so much more teachable and or learnable.

We have books over videos at school why??? It's because I believe for an education of the imagination.  Using ones own can create more, rather than getting the visual from movies.  It's also I think the titles, due to the imagery or visual a title can bring to an imagination.

I see a title such as Mother's Day, and I fill up with pleasant images and happy thoughts of flowers and great food, so of course I'll rent the movie, and not so much the book.  The visuals I can't bare are the books I rent since it's words only and my imagination such as a murder mystery which I sparingly read since reading is also more challenging than running your eyes across a screen but then again the stress movies bring too are very difficult to concur and even less so in books due to the nature of the story itself.

Imagine then a big list of videos to watch for college courses each semester rather than or with those hundred dollar books.  Finals based on videos for nursing to acting.  Imagine a video final on Twilight Saga, awesome?

Notes on movies too! Just never had this in school, only tons of books I never read and or couldn't finish. Blows my mind the fractions of time spent so effortlessly at theatres when books are left with a un cracked touch, and opening one sends one full of the joy and rewards of knowledge, power, and infinite ideas or thoughts on subjects videos can possibly show with a higher impact with its visuals on a subject.

Titles last but not least need to stay a mystery.  In conclusion they show and tell alot.  Titles at the end of a story can be reinventing the wheel so to speak but think of the fascinating quality of a story as a letter with the name at  the closing to get more of the story the attention needed from the author, or producer.

Title: Titles at the End or Start?