Star Wars: Man explains why the film's names are in the wrong order | indy100 | indy100

As of the release of The Rise of Skywalker in 2019, there are nine films in the Star Wars saga (not including spin-off) but have you ever stopped to think about the names of the films and if they are correct?

Well, if a viral video is anything to go by then every single one of these films has been given the wrong name, right from the very beginning.

Spoiler warning: Every single Star Wars film is about to be ruined in more ways than one.

A TikTok user who goes by the name @fake.disney.facts has explained in less than 60 seconds why the names of the films, from The Phantom Menace to the Rise of Skywalker are in completely the wrong order and you know what, it kinda makes sense.

As he explains, the plots of the nine movies don't really resonate with the names of the films, whereas they do elsewhere in the saga. Confused? Just watch the video and you'll see what he's getting at.

Makes sense doesn't it? Just to recap what he said, this is the order that he believes the names should go in.

Episode I: The Rise of Skywalker

Episode II: Revenge of the Sith

Episode III: Attack of the Clones

Episode IV: Return of the Jedi

Episode V: The Force Awakens

Episode VI: The Last Jedi

Episode VII: The Empire Strikes Back

Episode VIII: A New Hope

Episode IX: The Phantom Menace

It's hard to argue with any of these and judging by reactions on TikTok, people agree with him.

The clip which has been viewed more than 3 million times on TikTok and has since made its way on to Twitter but people don't agree as much.

@kristapley The Phantom Menace is called that because Palpatine is an unseen evil plotting to take control of the g… https://t.co/u75k627eQk
— Luke Tromans (@Luke Tromans) 1596193373

@kristapley the only one i disagree with is making force awakens a new hope instead of empire, because the first or… https://t.co/0JTexCjnyP
— henry 🇵🇸 💙 (@henry 🇵🇸 💙) 1596179165

@kristapley The First order isn't the Empire The clones actually attack the Sepratists for the first time in Episod… https://t.co/Z1r8GeHJLj
— zachary (@zachary) 1596185711

@kristapley Luke isn't a Jedi in IV, and there's not really a "rise" for Anakin in I it's an origin
— Arndt You Writing? (@Arndt You Writing?) 1596177861

Whether you agree or not, its gonna be hard to watch these films again without thinking of this theory.