BURBANK, CA — Following a precipitous fall at the box office for The Mandalorian and Grogu, reports circulated that Disney executives called an urgent meeting with Lucasfilm to come up with a plan to revive the floundering Star Wars franchise so they could kill it again.
The first Star Wars feature film in seven years should have been a grand event. But from the moment the opening text rolled, it was clear something was amiss. Yes, the story is classic pulp adventure, in the beloved style of Star Wars and Indiana Jones, but it was glaringly obvious that something was missing right away: not a single mention of the genocide in Palestine.
It draws from the Disney+ series. Here’s a reminder of the events of the show and how those fit into the larger franchise.
The actress discusses joining the "Star Wars" universe in the upcoming film.
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