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I came across this movie on waploaded.
Pls is the title correct?

I thought it's supposed to be 'these' and not ' this'...
No insults pls. I might be wrong as well

“None of This Is True” works perfectly.
Grammatically, it is correct. “None” can take a singular verb when referring to a single idea or narrative.

Creatively, it’s strong because it creates intrigue and signals doubt or unreliable narration.

It feels intentional, unsettling, very clickable, and completely defensible.

It's correct
I don't really know the terms to call them in English
But if you're to use these, then the is (singular) will change to are (plural)
None of these are true

How

coolcharm:
“None of This Is True” works perfectly.
Grammatically, it is correct. “None” can take a singular verb when referring to a single idea or narrative.

Creatively, it’s strong because it immediately creates intrigue and signals doubt or unreliable narration.

It feels intentional, unsettling, and very clickable. If someone questions the grammar, it’s completely defensible.

Understood... Thanks for the clarification

vincenteger:
It's correct
I don't really know the terms to call them in English
But if you're to use these, then the is (singular) will change to are (plural)
None of these are true

I get it now. Thanks so much

Psalmspsalms:
I get it now. Thanks so much

Rule of concord, "Not even one(none) of your advice is trustworthy!"
Well I'm guessing the movie title is talking about uncountable noun.

SporaD8:
Rule of concord, "Not even one(none) of your advice is trustworthy!"
Well I'm guessing the movie title is talking about uncountable noun.

Exactly