sedati
Well-Known Member
Is there a Star Wars trilogy that kept the momentum? They all do well, but there seems a sort of burn-out (for the general public) by the third of each set.If a company fails to produce product and some of the major product that was produced failed to generate positive responses, it is not only natural but common sense to blame the person in charge. If you couple that with future products that are in a state of uncertainty (to put it lightly), then that adds to the harsh criticism of the leader. Thus, they have lost control over their organization and cannot effectively communicate the status of several products to the fanbase.
There is no "haters" or "false blamers" and certainly is no "vivid imagination" involved. The leader of one of the most popular franchises of all time has, for the past few years, FAILED to keep the momentum and excitement that started back when The Force Awakens came out. This could have been somewhat healed with the D+ day or the D23 weekend by announcing SOMETHING other than 1 or 2 shows. Meanwhile, the biggest competitor to SW, MCU, is going bonkers and has the most anticipated movie of the past 2 years.
Why and how is it such a stretch to put fault on the one person in charge of all of this? If credit is given to Feige for MCU's success, then fault is given to KK for LFL's failure/lackadaisical results/stop on production/ whatever you want to call it.
Adjusted for inflation:
IV: $3.26 (BILLION)
V: $1.91
VII: $1.41
I: $1.89
II: $1.05
III: $1.24
VII: $2.3
VIII: $1.39
IX: $1.12
Revenge fo the Sith bucked this trend, but just slightly.
The biggest drop-off is actually seen with the original trilogy.