Amidst the plethora of Star Wars controversies currently unfolding, another concern has emerged to further complicate the already turbulent waters. Lucasfilm is said to have reached an agreement with Simon Kinberg, renowned for his contributions to the X-Men film series, to pen and helm a brand-new trilogy.
So yeah, make some house, the likes of The Mandalorian & Grogu, Dave Filoni’s Star Wars factor, the factor with Daisy Ridley in it that appears prefer it could possibly be referred to as New Jedi Order, and Donald Glover’s Lando factor – there is a new child on the block of Star Wars films that will come out someday within the close to future.
According to Deadline, a significant development surrounds Simon Kinberg’s Star Wars project, with the outlet revealing a three-film deal backed by the writer-director, whose credentials in the galaxy far, far away include co-creating the acclaimed animated series Star Wars Rebels alongside Dave Filoni and Carrie Beck.
According to Deadline, the newly announced trilogy is rumored to be comprised of episodes 10-12 of The Skywalker Saga, which began with George Lucas’s 1977 iconic film, effectively making it a sequel to the final trilogy of recent films that garnered mixed reviews.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the new trilogy is not intended as a direct continuation of the Skywalker saga, but rather a standalone series featuring a fresh cast of characters and a contemporary narrative.
We currently have insight into Kinberg’s observation document, which consolidates elements from X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men: Days of Future Past, and X-Men: Apocalypse. Additionally, XXX: State of the Union, featuring Ice Cube instead of Vin Diesel as the lead, came to fruition due to the unusual circumstances of 2005, with some script-related behind-the-scenes issues occurring at the time.
What are your thoughts on the upcoming Star Wars trilogy, do you think it will live up to the legacy of the original series, or is there a risk that it may not meet expectations? Were you entertained by the riveting dialogue and compelling characters in XXX: State of the Union? Tell us beneath.
