Saga Star Wars Fatigue

I like the new films but they have a point. Too much Star Wars content could dilute things potentially.

 

No way. Star Wars is a huge part of my life and I wanna keep it that way

 

I think they'll be ok, if the the Episode films are about 2 years apart from each other. In between movies like Rogue One won't stop me from anticipating The Last Jedi.

 

I didn't like all the practical effect talks that came with TFA, but I was hyped about going to see the movie. I haven't kept up with anything EP8. The last trailer just looks like it will be more of the same instead of anything original.

 

People won't get Star Wars fatigue. We've been getting SW books, comics, games, TV shows, and merchandise continuously for decades, and it hasn't been a problem yet. The only way I could see people getting tired is if the films were bad.

Yep, just the same old thing. I mean, remember the Jedi from the original six films that wanted to see the order come to a complete end? Get some new ideas Rian!

 

OT Big 3 characters at the forefront of galaxy spanning wars after galaxy spanning wars 40 years after the OT. I like the ideas but give us some one shot stories and other characters.

 

Yes. This is going to happen. Money is the root of evil.

 

Though now a days, with the only Big 3 stories pretty much being the SW comic and only seeing Han and Leia together and a minute of Luke in TFA, I want more OT Big 3 stories.

 

No doubt there's more saturation than ever, with a new film every year, as well as animated television, and books and comics on a monthly basis, not to mention video games and mobile games. It all ultimately depends upon your personal tastes and intake.

 

A film a year really isn't a lot of content, when you compare it to TV series, for example. For me, the fatigue can come from overthinking and over-discussing and over-analysing the films. I can systematically unravel the magic that way if I'm not careful!

 

IMHO that could be easily prevented if the producers paid more attention to continuity. As a die-hard aficionado of the Original Trilogy which I have seen numerous times (and I'm sure I'm not the only one) it's not that I'm particularly nitpicky (at least that's what I'd like to believe) but I just can't help to notice inconsistencies and continuity errors, small or large.
Inevitably, we end up having discussions (over-)rationalizing such things in a common effort to look at a coherent picture of the galaxy far, far away, but I don't think the fans could or should be possibly blamed for that.

 

Yeah, I'm not blaming anyone. To each his or her own when it comes to that. One person's desire for continuity is another's nit-picking I guess.

 

One new film a year should be okay. No more than that, though. I would like to see a little break, though, which I think will come after the third anthology film that will probably come out in 2020.

 

I've had my share of fatigue and it's ok to take a break once in a while and return with renewed interest.

 

Ya mean more Star wars? That's kind of the point. For example, I don;t go to a James Bond movie and expect a lit rom-com. I expect to see a James Bond movie....

 

Some people enjoy nit-picking, others don't. Small plot holes and continuity errors don;t bother me. They are bound to happen in the film-making process. So long as they don't spoil my willful suspension of disbelief, I'm okay with it.

 

I was fatigued about the new batch of movies the day they were announced and their quality hasn't made me feel any better about it. Hell, it never even crossed my mind that we needed any more films, probably because Star Wars never really went away what with the various comics, books, games and TCW around to more then fill whatever itch you could have.