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It's going to be at least 6 years, if not 8.

For a while it seemed that audiences' thirst for a trip to the Marvel universe, or the Star Wars universe, was insatiable. I still think that had Solo not come out mere weeks after the third Avengers movie (and right after Deadpool 2), it would have been a success. There's just so much time that...

I’m still surprised they couldn’t pull it off, doing one per year. The audience is there, but the time needed behind the camera wasn‘t.

Bad news for yet another Star Wars movie: https://epicstream.com/article/damon-lindelof-reportedly-abandons-post-sequel-trilogy-star-wars-film BTW, this thread has a date of 2027, but Lindelof's film, as the article says, was/is slated for 2025. I guess we will hear more at SW Celebration...

While Star Wars has no doubt driven profits for D+, theme parks and merchandise, it hasn’t generated any box office since 2019. My guess is that returning CEO Bob Iger will aim to change that.

Lost was perhaps the best example of the school of television that promised answers to its many mysteries, ... if you'd just tune in next week! It - and many shows like it, including the X-Files, would drag out storylines for a season and sometimes years, and you hoped that if you stuck with it...

You’ll get a variety of answers to this, but my answer is yes. Yes, he did. That said, his Watchmen was stunning and brilliant.

If he can continue the great writing he showed with HBO's Watchmen, I'm all for it. If it fails like Star Trek Into Darkness or Lost, I'm going to be annoyed. I expect this one will not be free of the mystical side of Star Wars, like Andor or Boba Fett.