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There is not enough information to make a determination yet, as the Blu-Ray in the original post does not even come out until mid July.

watched both volumes. The on-screen title is Nymph()maniac.

Quoting ateo357:

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No, () is a logo. Same as MIB. The title is under it.

Same as MIB ?  OK, let's see what is in the database :




So that makes title :
() - Nymph()maniac "Volume 1&2" 
... not much easier for searching 

Quoting TheMadMartian:

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I agree with ateo, it's just a logo.

What is a logo ? Isn't T4xi a logo ? But most people here consider it as a title. And why MIB is a logo and not E.T. ???



Do you consider the title of this film only  "The Extra-Terrestrial" ?

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Quoting TheMadMartian:

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I agree with ateo, it's just a logo.

What is a logo ? Isn't T4xi a logo ? But most people here consider it as a title. And why MIB is a logo and not E.T. ???



Do you consider the title of this film only  "The Extra-Terrestrial" ?

No E.T is in the on-screen title. You need to get better examples for your argument on () not being a logo. Whether it makes it into the database as part of the DVD title, doesn't make it correct. (DA)

In this case I do not see () as a logo.  It is clearly as part of the type "NYMPH()MANIAC".  They are all presented as standard characters within the same type facing.  And it is repeated on the spine.

MIB got it's ruling because of it's graphical representation.

You don't say!

Quoting Scooter1836:

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In this case I do not see () as a logo.  It is clearly as part of the type "NYMPH()MANIAC".  They are all presented as standard characters within the same type facing.  And it is repeated on the spine.

MIB got it's ruling because of it's graphical representation.

I was talking about the Box set with the large () on the cover. The title on screen also includes the () instead of an o. So the Movie title is Nymph()maniac: Vol. I and Nymph()maniac: Vol. II.  And the rule does state - For titles which include periods, dashes, or other symbols, check the credit block on the back of the case if included. If not, check the film credits or opening sequence. Use these to determine whether to exclude or convert the symbol to a standard character such as ".", "-", or "*" . Don't see what the problem is, but every USA DVD has the wrong title for DVD and origianl title. Must be because they were contributed before the actual DVD release.

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I was talking about the Box set with the large () on the cover.

It is not a box-set. It is a single blu-ray. The movie inside is Nymphomaniac, Volumes 1&2

Quoting ateo357:

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For titles which include periods, dashes, or other symbols, check the credit block on the back of the case if included. If not, check the film credits or opening sequence. Use these to determine whether to exclude or convert the symbol to a standard character such as ".", "-", or "*"

This part of the rules was made for symbols that are not standard characters and have to be converted to be entered in the database. As "(" and ")" are standard characters, this part of the rule does not apply. Only the general rule applies  (Use the title from the front cover), since everything can be entered with the keyboard without any conversion.