Someone gonna say "We are all Skywalkers" in the movie.
Overall I'll go with "Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever". Dumbass tile for a horrible film.
"Well, the title feels like it's the right title for this movie. I know it's provocative and asks a bunch of questions but when you see the movie you'll see how it was intended and what it means. But in the flow of titles this title had a very big responsability — it had to be the end of not only three movies, but nine movies. The idea of incorporating the movies that come before strangely is the story of the movie. It's the characters in the film inherriting everything that's come before in previous generations, wether it's the sins of the father or the wisdom that they've acquired, and the question is, is this new generation up to the task, can they stand up to what they have to. So in a way, we came to this movie having inherrited a lot, and the question can we do it is a question we ask ourselves everyday.
Both of these are perfectly good titles. Also, y'all crazy if you think Aunt Beru really died. She's playing the long game. Those were just piles of toast.
Titles that I had subjective trouble with, but weren't bad titles necessarily - but WERE great things that I wanted better titles for:
Oblivion - (I just can't remember it in fact I had to google Tom Cruise sci fi movie)
Horizon: Zero Dawn (I will probably really like it if the sequel is called like, "Horizon: Sequel Words" because then it becomes a good name and a framing device instead of sounding like a 1990s French Amiga cult classic)
Edge of Tomorrow - almost the same problem as Oblivion in terms of generic - but made worse by the OG title being crazy but memorable (All You Need Is Kill)
Blade Runner 2049 - Again with the 90s Amiga releases - and the added "CRT screens in yo spaceship" embarrassment of us all knowing we're not getting any of that shit by 2049.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - sounds like a Japanese sounding name that a Boston-based marketing guy thought up, even though it's not and it really is Japanese.
And it's actually a call back all the way back to age of ultron.Endgame is simple, marketable, and perfectly describes the plot of the movie, yeah it's not brilliant, but why is it bad?