Agreed. Several people in this thread need to move on from the franchise and leave it to those millions of folk still enjoying it.

Actually, I meant it as Disney trying to resucitate Star Wars immediately after the new trilogy's failure, not even leaving time for people to recover interest or for them to actually watch and learn from their mistakes.

Both good and bad, because that means they rushed and messed up GoT for nothing.

I know, I was being a dick

So, this was announced earlier today: https://youtu.be/xCat5fXRyyU

lol @1:25! They need to remind themselves that Star Wars should have droids, space battles, the force, etc. in it!? Also putting such irrelevances like representation/diversity/not pro-war does not give me hope they'll produce quality. Seriously, not pro-war? You are making entertainment, not a guide on how we should live our lives.

You do realize that most, if not all, of the greatest movies and TV shows have some sort of moral message behind them, right? 

Yes like Family Matters, Saved by the Bell and Full House.  Always a message at the end too bad I never listened.

I know that most pieces of media have some sort of message or moral, but after the failure of the new trilogy and all of the fighting against the fans, the last thing you want to show is that one of your priorities is preaching to them again. It makes them look like their agendas are first and foremost, before even story or quality.

What really is the new trilogy preaching? Other than TLJ, none of the sequel trilogy movies have any sort of depth (becase they're JJ Abrams movies--he despises movies with depth). Really, I cannot think of any kind of message that's being sent to the audience in Ep. 7 or 9. It's just all jokes and explosions. Ep. 8 has a message, but it's a bit muddled. It's all about failure, and not taking yourself too seriously. But, the other two? Nothing. People like to say they're "preachy" because they have a female lead and a black guy as another main character. Damn, that's preachy.