What is "broken" with Star Wars is that it had too much time lying fallow during which fans' ideas of what Star Wars is "supposed to be" crystalized around an amazing trilogy of movies that, whatever their flaws, stood so far beyond anything else at the time in scope and achieved ambition within their genre that no movie as movies are today can possibly live in their shadow.
What Star Wars needs is:
-A few new ideas that don't lean on the original trilogy.
-New characters we care about.
-Stakes we care about.
Andor was a step in the right direction. No lightsabers, no Jedi. Just a mature plot about oppression, with genuin stakes.
I'm going to turn this around somewhat...
What is "broken" with Star Wars is the fans who became so obsessed with what Star Wars was "supposed to be" that no movie can possibly live in the shadow of their expectations.
I think a new villain named Absord Alot has potential!Let me preface this by saying I'm not a Star Wars fan, but I've been exposed to enough of the fandom of Star Wars and its various factions, that I've absord alot. . .
Sounds more MCU tbh.I think a new villain named Absord Alot has potential!
Other idea. RPG licenced to Wizards of the Coast, and this unlocks SW in DMGuild. The fandom could lots of own ideas about alternate timelines and those things.
I'm going to turn this around somewhat...
What is "broken" with Star Wars is the fans who became so obsessed with what Star Wars was "supposed to be" that no movie can possibly live in the shadow of their expectations.