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hypnotic20 t1_j11mazn wrote

Reply to comment by Mddcat04 in Is it possible to save Star Wars or is the franchise completely dead? by [deleted]

How many trilogies do you think we'll have in the next 60 years?

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TruthOf42 t1_j11mjyw wrote

The better question is how many will be reboots?

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hypnotic20 t1_j11mr7o wrote

I doubt there will be reboots. Though I can see it happening around a decade after the last original actor passes.

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EshayAdlay420 t1_j11myvi wrote

I can see them remaking the OT as some kinda Netflix/Amazon exclusive show in like a decade lol

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TruthOf42 t1_j11n5qw wrote

Star Trek was rebooted, though at that point Star Trek was on life support

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hypnotic20 t1_j11ndhn wrote

didn't it do a alternate univese, along with new episode of picard in the original universe?

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TruthOf42 t1_j11pzkb wrote

The new Star Trek movies are a reboot, but I think the shows and and movies with Picard are an alternative timeline

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rocketwilco t1_j11n4sh wrote

100% chance of robots.

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TruthOf42 t1_j11nb2p wrote

Well of course there's going to be robots, but I think they prefer to be called droids

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Mddcat04 t1_j11muno wrote

A good question. Honestly I don't know. Possibly none. It might be that we've moved away from the "Trilogy" as the ideal structure for franchises like Star Wars. There's a lot of baggage that you get from affixing Episode: XX to your movie that you don't have if its just "A Star Wars Story." (There's also the question of whether movie theaters are going to still be relevant decades from now).

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hypnotic20 t1_j11n4vs wrote

I mean final fantasy is nearing that question too haha. Yeah the "A Star Wars Story." would work tremendously, same concept with the MCU I guess.

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