What do these titles mean?

[sympathy]

Hi, I have a question.

How do you understand these phrases? They are the names of a song or a movie ...
- Come what May
- Two for the money.

Thank you.

 

[Hi_there_Carl]

Come what May is the title of a song popularized by Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman in 2001, from the movie Moulin Rouge!

Two for the Money is the title of a movie. You can read about it here: Two for the Money (2005)

 

[sympathy]

Yeah, I understand the "Two for the money"
But I still don't understand "Come what May"
Can you help me?

 

[rewboss]

"Come what may" means "Whatever happens".

"I will finish this book come what may" means that no matter what happens, I am determined to finish this book.

 

[sympathy]

Thanks.

But the 'May' is in uppercase, so it must be different from 'may/might'.
Is that right?

 

[Anglika]

As a title, it could be written "Come What May" OR "Come what may" - it is merely a transcription error.

 

[sympathy]

I see. Thank you very much, Anglika