When Kylo Ren is sent after his father, Han Solo, in The Force Awakens, Supreme Leader Snoke says, “Even the Knights of Ren have never faced such a test.” We see flashes of figures who may be the Knights of Ren in Rey’s first force vision, in which she sees Kylo among similarly dressed figures. One of the biggest hanging question marks over the sequel trilogy is the identity of the mysterious Knights of Ren. After mining The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi for clues, these are the titles we think the force is strong with.
With that in mind, it seems safe to assume that the title for Episode IX won’t come out of left field, a la Attack of the Clones, and instead be taken from the opening crawl of the two prior films, or a line of dialogue. The Force Awakens was pulled directly from Snoke’s line within the film - “There has been an awakening have you felt it?” - while The Last Jedi is taken from The Force Awakens‘ opening crawl. While the titles for the George Lucas-directed and -scripted Star Wars films were lovingly pulpy, the sequel trilogy has opted for more direct titles that home in on a central issue. The title will give us our first indication of what’s in store for our characters, though as we learned from The Last Jedi, it may not go the way we expect. Abrams, the next chapter in the saga of Rey, Finn, Poe Dameron and Kylo Ren is shrouded in mystery. Typical of both Star Wars films and director J.J. 23, 2017, so expecting a similar marketing trajectory we should have our title in just a few short weeks. The official title for The Last Jedi was announced on Jan. 20 release, and it’s certainly permissible to start expecting some news from the halls of Lucasfilm, not least of all the title of Episode IX. Although it may be a little too early for some, the most hard-core fans are counting down the weeks until the Dec. We’re a little less than a year away from the release of Star Wars: Episode IX, the final installment of the sequel trilogy.
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