Here Are All Of Disney's Plans For Star Wars' 50th Birthday

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When Disney first announced its birthday plans for the Star Wars franchise, it was 2025. I thought “man, it’s so far away, why talk about this stuff now.” Time moves […]
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Here Are All Of Disney's Plans For Star Wars' 50th Birthday

When Disney first announced its birthday plans for the Star Wars franchise, it was 2025. I thought "man, it's so far away, why talk about this stuff now."

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[K9999]

I’m not worried about the brand. People said the same thing before The Mandalorian came out, and then everyone was watching it. Starfighter in May and Ahsoka in January is a lot of content in a short time. Some of it will be good, some will not. That is normal for any franchise this old. Stop treating one movie that did not perform well like it is the end of everything.

 

[ArcadeChampion]

Ahsoka Season 2 is the only thing I’m excited about. Season 1 had slow parts, but the characters were strong and the ending left so many questions. January is close. The rest feels like normal marketing to me. A documentary about the making of the first movie sounds nice, but I’ve seen several already. Show me something new instead of the same old stories about how nobody believed in it.

 

[Annie]

Mandalorian and Grogu failed because the story was thin, not because people stopped caring. Fans still care. We just want better writing. A fiftieth anniversary will not fix that. If Starfighter has a clear plot and fewer references to old characters, it can work. If it is another movie about a legacy character, I will skip it.

 

[Mestre Yoda]

The original version coming back is the news that matters most. Lucas said he would never release it again, and now it is happening. I want to see the old effects and the old sound, not the cleaned version. Some people call it outdated, but that is the charm for me. I hope the theaters sell out and Disney learns that people want the real thing.

 

[Jedimaster777]

The article makes it sound like Star Wars is in a crisis, and I don’t agree. A movie that makes less money than expected is not a disaster. Plenty of people still watch the shows, play the games, and buy the toys. The anniversary is a good chance to bring people back, and Disney has a decent plan. I’d rather see how the year goes before saying the brand is in bad shape.