Three New Star Wars Films Announced
 

Lucasfilm has announced three new live-action films.

One will "tell the tale of the first Jedi to wield the Force and harness it as a liberating power in an era of chaos and oppression", the second is about "the escalating war between the Imperial Remnant and the fledgling New Republic" and will "close out the interconnected stories told in The Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, Ahsoka, and other Disney+ series".

The final film will take place 15 years after The Rise of Skywalker and feature Daisy Ridley returning in the role of Rey and will "tell the story of rebuilding the New Jedi Order and the powers that rise to tear it down".

https://www.ign.com/articles/daisy-r...e-of-skywalker
https://www.theguardian.com/film/202...isy-ridley-rey

Re: Three New Star Wars Films Announced
 

Superb. The first film could become the basis for a new film series (or TV shows). The origins of Sith and Jedi are there to be explored. I like the idea of a film to tie up the New Republic stuff as well. I’d also like to understand where the New Order came from but it is difficult for them to tell stories in that era now because the heroes of the original trilogy ought to be involved and that would no longer be possible without re-casting, which might be controversial.

I think I am happiest of all about the new Daisy Ridley film. The end of the Rise of Skywalker was just so tantalising with her standing there in front of the binary sunset. There has to be more to her story and I’m glad we get to find out what it is.

Ill stay with the original 3 movies which nothing can touch them!!

Re: Three New Star Wars Films Announced
 

I agree - I saw part IV in South Africa in the cinema when it first came out and just the effect of that puts it as my favourite.
You watch the ads, B movie, news reels (2 of them, one bilingual), more ads, trailers. Then the lights dim right down, curtains fully retract, silence. Then on the screen the long ago in a galaxy far, far away then that music and the film burst on the screen. No 5 minutes of characters, producers, studios, editors, just straight into the film.