My thoughts exactly, Ste7en! Another example of why Disney shouldn't have taken over the Star Wars franchise because they don't even know the rules of choosing a Star Wars title. Firstly, all Star Wars titles tend to be of traditional style like those of B-movies (eg "Attack of the..", "Revenge of the...", "Return of the...", "...Strikes Back", "The Phantom...", so at least that's something they got correct with "The Last Jedi." But what they didn't get right is that the subject noun of the title (Jedi) needs to unique from other titles. In previous titles we've had Menace, Clones, Sith, Hope, Empire, Jedi, Force, everyone different... so why do we need "Jedi" again? Surely there's many things gong on in the Star Wars saga for Disney to pick an element to use in the new title, rather than recycling something that's already been done. Now what will they choose for Episode IX? "Rise of the Jedi", "Curse of the Jedi", "The Fall of the Jedi", "Son of the Jedi", "The Jedi Rides Again", "The Jedi Versus the Jedi", "House of the Jedi", "The Ghost of the Jedi", "Bride of the Jedi", "The Evil of the Jedi", "I, Jedi", "I Married a Jedi", etc.