As a gamer who’s been through countless hours of space battles and lightsaber duels in various Star Wars games, this news about Disney+ cutting back on new Star Wars series has left me both intrigued and a bit apprehensive. On one hand, I understand the reasoning behind it – quality over quantity, reducing extended franchises, and the shift towards the big screen with upcoming movies.
Since Disney+ debuted in 2019, I’ve been hooked ever since they premiered the first episode of their live-action Star Wars series, The Mandalorian. For me and many other fans, having a Disney+ subscription is all about Star Wars. Over the past few years, the franchise has expanded significantly on this streaming platform instead of in movie theaters
Over the past couple of years, two fresh Star Wars series have been introduced on Disney+ annually. Last year brought us “Obi-Wan Kenobi” and “Andor,” while 2021 gave us Season 3 of “The Mandalorian” and “Ahsoka.” This current year has seen the debut of “The Acolyte” and “Skeleton Crew,” with the latter set to premiere by the end of this year. However, a recent report suggests that Disney might slow down on new Star Wars series as early as next year
Disney+ May Only Release One Star Wars Series In 2025 And Beyond
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Although it’s impossible to verify the sources behind the report since they remain anonymous, it wouldn’t be surprising if the information turns out to be accurate. Bob Iger, publicly, has expressed concerns that Disney overstretched many of its franchises during Bob Chapek’s tenure as CEO. To improve the overall quality, Iger is focusing on a strategy of releasing fewer projects across the studio
It Makes Sense Lucasfilm Is Shifting Away From DIsney+ Because Star Wars Is Going Back To Theaters
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In light of Star Wars returning to the big screen, it seems quite unusual not to find the franchise returning to Disney+’s original series as well. These shows can be just as costly as tentpole films, and with Lucasfilm now responsible for financing the movies, it’s clear they likely don’t have the funds to produce one or two movies and two Disney+ original series in a single year
Although you might notice less Star Wars content on Disney+, this doesn’t mean we’ll see less Star Wars overall. Instead, you’ll find it distributed across various platforms. And ultimately, everything will wind up on Disney+
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2024-09-06 00:12