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Why did Disney destroy Luke Skywalker?
The TLDR answer: Because they rushed into cranking out movies without taking to figure out WHY the completed Star Wars saga needed to be extended. SInce his story was already complete there was nowhere to go with the character without radically changing him.
When did Disney by Star Wars?
Disney acquired “Toy Story” creator Pixar in 2006 for $7.4 billion. The company became the owner of the “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones” franchises following the purchase of Lucasfilm in 2012.
Is the Star Wars brand damaged?
Star Wars is a miss-managed brand, but it’s far from dying. A lot of damage has been done to the existing fan-base as they have attempted to open up a wider/different fanbase – but the current management have really stacked the cards against themselves… Without making any comment on the product itself…
Is Disney ruining Star Wars?
Disney is slowly conquering the galaxy, but we’ve found 15 ways that the House of Mouse has almost ruined Star Wars! After the recent news that Disney acquired 21st Century Fox for $52.4 billion, one would begin to worry about the implications of such a deal.
Is Disney to blame for its Star Wars mill?
As said, we can’t really blame Disney for its Star Wars mill. After all, rebooting, rehashing, and refucking every classic movie and TV show is a Hollywide problem and one that has continued in traction in recent years as the studios slowly become even more unsure of themselves.
Why do people like Star Wars so much?
A lot of people grew up loving the original Star Wars trilogy because of how creative it was. At its core, it’s about the struggle between good and evil, but there is so much going on that we had never seen before on film that it was an incredibly engaging experience, and it still is today.
Is Disney cashing in on Star Wars gimmick?
While the finger points to Disney (Star Wars: The Last Jedi was received with equal disdain), it’s hardly surprising the conglomerate is cashing in on the gimmicks the Star Wars franchise so readily gives.