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Guest  +  54810 Thu, 11 Nov 04 09:07 PM
I wanted to know for a movie title do you underline it or put quotation marks around it
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Clive  +  54838 Fri, 12 Nov 04 12:00 AM
Hi,
For formal writing, I would use quotation marks, and never underline titles or anything else.
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