Refuse to write another word until J.J. Abrams was forcibly removed from the backlot :P

Seriously, though, I would honor the original trilogy by creating worlds that feel lived in, and characters that feel alive. I'd write a space opera about fathers and sons, and about the heavy burden of heroism.

I'd write all the major players of IV through VI into it. Luke, a member of the reconstituted Jedi Council, Leia a leading politician, Han a reluctant tactician for the New Republic navy, Lando a real estate magnate on Coruscant. But I would make the story arc about a younger generation.

I might take a page from The Legend of Korra and focus the first movie around growing tensions between Force sensitive individuals and the general public.

Open up google to find Star Wars wikis, look up what happens and build a story around it, where details are not present.
Srsly,
i thought the story is "fixed"?

I'd be hopelessly lost because I barely know anything about Star Wars

If I did it, it would suck. You know why? Because it's Star Wars and no matter what people will hate it at this point because they're expectations are beyond anything. Notice I said expectations, not hopes. Impossible to please always leads to disappointment. Disappointment leads to hate. Hate leads to the dark side of fandom ...

Politics in Star Wars isn't the problem. Lucas just refuses to believe he sucks at writing it because politics is always some etherial, distant concept to him. In fiction, it MUST convey immediate emotional jeopardy to the characters.

Ten years after the battle of Endor, the Alliance's control of the galaxy is already struggling. People forgot how to live under democracy under the Empire's rule, and now that they have it they regularly vote for only their own interests, rather than the interests of the galaxy as a whole. The galaxy is already edging towards a civil war which will be significantly more destructive than the war against the Empire ever was.

The movie begins with several students in the Jedi Academy, who at first do not get along because of their different viewpoints and backgrounds, but as the movie progresses the missions they are assigned slowly turn from disciplining and controlling criminals to increasingly gray areas. Finally, after stealing weapons from private citizens, it's revealed the Jedi Academy is in cahoots with Alliance officials. Everyone can see the upcoming civil war. Their increasingly desperate attempts to avert or delay it force them to ask worse and worse things of the students.

The last third of the movie goes VERY dark, with several unquestionably immoral decisions forcing the Jedi Academy into a schism just as the civil war hits. The main characters are shuffled and split every which way and turned against each other.

There would be a lot of angry nerds in the world that's for sure.

part 1: travel back in time and erase the last 3 star wars parts
part 2:sent the death star to planet earth to destroy Disney
part 3:travel back in time and prevent gay gay abrahams from destroying star trek & star wars series with his primitiv
always the same carreerist pseudo itellectuell blue print standard sripts.

I rather like this one. It runs with themes that are popular in good movies today and strikes a balance on nostalgia and originality which I feel will be critical for whatever Lucasfilm actually cooks up.

I'd make episode 7 adults only and start it off with the galaxy being saved, but the people still living have to repopulate the galaxy. There would be like five wookie on wookie scenes.

I lol'd