I understand there are multiple revenue streams for a property like Star Wars, but I think the theatrical films are still the most important piece. They're the thing that dictates where the franchise is going. You can do whatever TV shoes, but to me, when you ask what the future of Star Wars is, you're asking where they're going with the movies. To put it another way, do you really believe Disney is content to not make theatrical Star Wars movies anymore?
Citation needed. And what is "huge" specifically? I would guess more people have seen Solo than have watched The Clone Wars.
So it was so popular Disney cancelled it before it was finished? (Before you explain to me the circumstances of the cancellation of Clone Wars, I'm being facetious)
Yes, how ridiculous of me to make a prediction about the future of Star Wars, in this thread about the future of Star Wars.
I guess I missed where Disney told their shareholders that they've made enough money on Star Wars.
So I guess I didn't read all those stories about disappointing attendance at Galaxy's Edge? I was going to link some, but you can just google "Galaxy's Edge attendance" and click literally any link that comes up.
I mean, I imagine it has to do with making money.
But it was a disaster for Disney when TLJ didn't make as much as TFA?