What Does Star Wars’ New Saga Look Wish to You?

Being into Star Wars has never been easy, but it surely’s been particularly bizarre the previous couple of years. As followers have discovered themselves continuously torn aside by troublemakers from inside (and out of) the group, Lucasfilm has repeatedly struggled to get any strong footing behind something with out Dave Filoni’s direct involvement. It’s particularly damaging on the movie facet of issues, which not too long ago added a new trio of films from former X-Males scribe Simon Kinberg to its ever-growing pile.

After Rise of Skywalker closed out the Skywalker Saga in 2019, you wouldn’t be flawed in considering Disney wished the air to clear earlier than pushing the timeline ahead with new films. In 2020, the post-Rise film panorama appeared to begin taking form with Patty Jenkins’ unlucky Rogue Squadron, and unknown movies from J.D. Dillard and Taika Waititi. However because the years have gone on, initiatives have both quietly gone away, we’re advised they still exist, or they’ve had their progress stopped in some capability. Issues are equally unclear on the TV facet of issues: with The Acolyte a one-and-done and Din Djarin and Grogu taking time within the film zone, we’ve solely bought Skeleton Crew in December, Andor’s last season in April, and one other season of Ahsoka at any time when the celebrities align.

Ultimately, a brand new Star Wars saga will occur, even when Disney has to kidnap George Lucas and maintain him hostage till he writes a script therapy. However till stated saga materializes, we wish to know what you’d need from a brand new trilogy of flicks. Would you declare the Sequel Trilogy non-canon, proceed on regardless of it, or wind again the clock to a time earlier than (and far faraway from) the galaxy’s largest household of messy males? Tell us within the feedback under.

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