
Word out on the internet is that, despite the flop of the first Star Wars movie in years, they haven’t given up.
The Mandalorian & Grogu may not be the best example of a Star Wars movie, given that it was a planned season for a series that destroyed it’s own success for the marketing gods and politics both real world and behind the scenes office ego crap. Now we’re hearing that DisneyFilm wants to do another “Skywalker trilogy”, with the director for the Spider-Man films, John Watts, taking the lead. Simon Kinberg is signed up as the screenwriter. While Watts understood Peter Parker as a character (not so much his world, but Sony has to take a lot of blame for that in the deal they made with Marvel Studios), Kinberg did the opposite with the X-Men according to people who care about the X-Men. (Not me, or I’d have more to say on the Wolverine game–and rather negative given the playthroughs and discussions I’ve watched–plus I hate Wolverine.) So the question is who will be the cancelling force. You might just end up with a mid movie. Again.
While Bleeding Fool‘s Katrina Smith pointed out why a new Skywalker Trilogy won’t work in the current climate, where fans have pretty much been ready to give up on any new Star Wars in favor of the first two trilogies as well as the comics, games, and novels that came out during the “wilderness years” between and after trilogies, I think she missed one important detail. Based on the real and reel worlds’ events you can’t make another Skywalker Trilogy. The way things are setup now, you can make Star Wars, but how do you do a Skywalker trilogy or anything in the greater Skywalker Saga…when there aren’t any Skywalkers anymore?









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Posted by ShadowWing Tronix on September 30, 2026 in Uncategorized and tagged aspirational heroes, commentary, heroes and villains.
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