Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge Of The Sith
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What should Episode III be titled?
Star Wars Episode III - "??????????"
So what should it be? Something like "The Rise of the Empire", "The Fall of the Jedi"?
Ideas?
So what should it be? Something like "The Rise of the Empire", "The Fall of the Jedi"?
Ideas?
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First part of trilogy:
ARTICLE, ADJECTIVE, NOUN
A New Hope
The Phantom Menace
Second part of trilogy:
CONVEY ACTION (STRIKING, ATTACKING)
The Empire Strikes Back
Attack of the Clones
Third part of trilogy:
VERB, PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE WITH JEDI
Fall of the Jedi?
Return of the Jedi
just a theory...
ARTICLE, ADJECTIVE, NOUN
A New Hope
The Phantom Menace
Second part of trilogy:
CONVEY ACTION (STRIKING, ATTACKING)
The Empire Strikes Back
Attack of the Clones
Third part of trilogy:
VERB, PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE WITH JEDI
Fall of the Jedi?
Return of the Jedi
just a theory...
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Whatever the title, it should convey something very dark indeed since the next episode is entitled A New Hope. The title of the third and the fourth movies should be totally opposite, and I would like to see Episode 3's title convey the total lack of hope the universe has with the rise of the Dark Empire.
I doubt Lucas will choose a title we could predict. Who would have predicted Attack of the Clones?
I doubt Lucas will choose a title we could predict. Who would have predicted Attack of the Clones?
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Originally posted by calhoun07
Who would have predicted Attack of the Clones?
Who would have predicted Attack of the Clones?
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"Darkness Falls"
"Triumph of the Sith"
"Darksider"
"The Age of Fire"
"Triumph of the Sith"
"Darksider"
"The Age of Fire"
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<big>Revenge of the Sith</big>. I think that title would be awesome. Knowing that Revenge of the Jedi was supposed to be the original title of Return of the Jedi.
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My first thought was also "The Rise of the Empire" or "The Fall of the Republic" or "The Fall of the Jedi."
But now it seems too logical considering Lucas settled on "The Phantom Menace" and "Attack of the Clones." As GuessWho pointed out, the Clones didn't attack anyone, so it was a misleading title.
He might as well just call it: Episode III: The Plot Thickens
But now it seems too logical considering Lucas settled on "The Phantom Menace" and "Attack of the Clones." As GuessWho pointed out, the Clones didn't attack anyone, so it was a misleading title.
He might as well just call it: Episode III: The Plot Thickens
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I think a pretty kick ass title would be
Star Wars: Episode III Return of the Sith
because in TPM Mace says," I do not think the sith could return without us knowing." And, it would fit pretty good with "Return of the Jedi."
Star Wars: Episode III Return of the Sith
because in TPM Mace says," I do not think the sith could return without us knowing." And, it would fit pretty good with "Return of the Jedi."
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Originally posted by GuessWho
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Sounds ridiculous
Star Wars: The Clone Wars
Sounds ridiculous
plus, i do not want a title that reveals the major plot twist for the kids who never saw the original trilogy.
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
well, didnt we all complain when the title of attack of the clones was released.
well, didnt we all complain when the title of attack of the clones was released.
My objection to Star Wars: The Clone Wars is semantics, the overly repetitive use of "wars" - not the concept
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The Clones don't Attack?
Maybe from the Jedi's point of view its defence, but the only reason that battle takes place is because Palpatine wants the clones to Attack, destroying the separatist droid army. That’s why he has Dooku/Tyrannus form the separatist movement in the first place - to destroy the only threat to his eventual Empire - the droid armies of the trade federation (the same federation he used to become chancellor in EP 1)
the 'Attack of the Clones' is a pivotal scene in the saga, as the republic has no choice but to accept the clone army, while the Jedi fight with the clones, helping to wipe out what would be the only defence against the Empire.
Throw in the Death Star revelation, and you're left with a great political ploy that leads to the birth of the Empire.
As for the title being ‘misleading’, it clearly isn’t. I was also expecting the clones to attack the Jedi (I avoided all spoilers), but in hindsight that wouldn’t have been nearly as cool as what actually happens - the Jedi fighting alongside the very army that will destroy them in the next film.
Maybe from the Jedi's point of view its defence, but the only reason that battle takes place is because Palpatine wants the clones to Attack, destroying the separatist droid army. That’s why he has Dooku/Tyrannus form the separatist movement in the first place - to destroy the only threat to his eventual Empire - the droid armies of the trade federation (the same federation he used to become chancellor in EP 1)
the 'Attack of the Clones' is a pivotal scene in the saga, as the republic has no choice but to accept the clone army, while the Jedi fight with the clones, helping to wipe out what would be the only defence against the Empire.
Throw in the Death Star revelation, and you're left with a great political ploy that leads to the birth of the Empire.
As for the title being ‘misleading’, it clearly isn’t. I was also expecting the clones to attack the Jedi (I avoided all spoilers), but in hindsight that wouldn’t have been nearly as cool as what actually happens - the Jedi fighting alongside the very army that will destroy them in the next film.