Hmm, just from what I found in database: I guess it is a US title. All US profiles of this movie have the title Along for the Ride. If this is also the on-screen title = original title, then the other (non US) profiles in database should also get this as original title.

Edit: This is how I understand these parts of the rules:

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For titles released outside their country of origin, use the original release title.

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Foreign Films: The Original Title field will contain the original title for the main feature in the country of origin.  i.e. A German DVD release for a film originally produced in the United States would have the German title in the Title field and the English title in the Original Title Field.

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But do I go by the original release of the movie, or the original release of the DVD? I may have answered my own ?, since this IS DVD Profiler.

Same question I also asked me. 

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The rules do not specify where the original title has to come from.  It only states that the field "allows for the tracking of the original feature title."

If you can prove that the original title is something other than what is on the case or the credits, then I would make the change and include that proof in your notes.

The only proof I would have is the IMDB link from my OP.  Is that enough?

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The only proof I would have is the IMDB link from my OP.  Is that enough?

Do any of the actors have their own web sites that would list their filmogrophies?

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Quoting huskersports:

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The only proof I would have is the IMDB link from my OP.  Is that enough?

Do any of the actors have their own web sites that would list their filmogrophies?

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What about this? (official fan page)
http://www.patrickswayze.net/Movies/forever.htm

EDIT: Right.

I still have huge problems with the rules on the original title - I've never understood the latest rule change on the subject. Here's a problem I'm currently facing - I'll show you the front cover and the actual film credits:



So with that, I arrived at:

Title: Two If by Sea
Original Title: Stolen Hearts

Didn't seem like too much of a stretch at the time: title from the cover, original title from the credits. Now that was a rule I could understand. Now, someone is trying to remove the original title, simply stating that 'Two If by Sea' is the original title... I really don't know about that - it's usually hard to prove that kind of thing. But I see the problem: the film, spread over various regions and localities, is indeed listed in the database under two original titles, causing the CLT to count all cast and crew involved twice for it. I understand (and support) the need to fix that. But it seems unnatural to ignore the actual on-screen title - we take everything "as credited" from the film credits, and then we would ignore the actual on-screen title?!

The contributor suggested that we might need a third title field to be able to retain the on-screen title. While I guess chances of getting a third title field are pretty slim, I still wanted to publicly point out the problems that are arising with the current rules on original titles.

I really don't think there is a way to get a true original title in at times. As I have said in the past where I have some low budget horror and such that goes by 3 (or more) titles... and the cover uses 1 alternate title... the screen shows another alternate title... and it seems the true original title is no where to be found on the release. It is fairly rare... but it dopes happen.

Going by what you wrote and what the current rules are though... it sounds like that particular update is against the rules since the rules tells us to take the original title from the credits.