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Star Wars is one of the most popular franchises around the world, that has several sequels, series, animated movies, video games and spin-offs. The fans of the franchise like to talk about different perspectives and have theories of their own. However, every fan of the franchise would agree with what James Cameron had to say about the first six films of the Star Wars franchise.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens was a disappointing film, as the film of catastrophic flaws such as plot holes, poor cinematography, and a lack of direction and creativity, failed to meet the expectations of the fans and critics.
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What Did James Cameron Say About The Star Wars Franchise?
In an interview on YouTube, the interviewer askedJames Cameronabout his opinion onStar Wars: The Force Awakens, the seventh film of the Star Wars franchise. James Cameron didn’t want to comment on the film and went on to elaborate his statement, by labelling the first six films as more creative compared to the seventh film. Here’s what James Cameron said about the first six films of the Star Wars franchise:
“I don’t want to say too much about the film, because I also have a lot of respect for J.J. Abrams. I have to say that I felt that George’s group of six films had more innovative visual imagination. This film was more of a retrenchment to things you had seen before and characters you had seen before and it took a few baby steps forward with new characters. See where they go with it [Episode 8].”
The fans of the franchise would agree with what James Cameron said about the seventh instalment of the film, as he pointed out the major flaws of the film which hurt the popularity of the franchise.
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How did Disney Maul The Star Wars Franchise?
Ever since Disney bought the rights to the Star Wars franchise, the movies have been perfunctory, and none of the new sequels has even come close to the success of the original six films. And fans have felt that the sequel trilogy is lacking creativity, and vision and the movies are reckless which contradicts the ideas of the franchise. Here are four reasons, how Disney is killing the Star Wars franchise:
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How Did Star Wars Remain a Successful Franchise?
The first six Star Wars films are extremely popular, even in 2023 people enjoy watching the first six movies over the new chapters, and this was possible due to George Lucas’ imagination and creativity which was evident in the films. George Lucas had a great mixture of sci-fi and with action and adventure, along with the introduction of relatable characters who had great character development as the movies progressed. Moreover, there were fantastic dialogues and epic battles which made the original six Star Wars films, a timeless classic.
Moreover,Star Warsmade a massive impact in the sci-fi genre by having successful spin-offs as well as TV series such asObi-Wan Kenobi, The Book of Boba Fett, The Mandalorian, and many more. The franchise also had a massive cultural impact which is more than merchandise, toys, and action figures; the franchise showed the age-old battle between good and evil, as well as taught its audience the importance of hope and courage.
The Star Wars films can be streamed on Disney+ platform.
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Tushar Auddy
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Tushar Auddy is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, primarily covering WWE. He has contributed to anime, MCU, DCU, animation, and TV Series, giving sharp insights and coming up with his own unique theories, which take the fandom by storm.
