Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Star Wars universe has a total of 11 movies, two being part of Disney's anthology series, but many other projects were never made. The Star Wars franchise has gone through many ups and downs, including both some very successful movies and others that drew a lot of backlash. Regardless, this universe continues to be one of the most popular and profitable in the realm of sci-fi and fantasy.
Despite Disney adopting some of Lucas’ plans, his original idea to incorporate them into his own sequel trilogy did not transpire for various reasons. For one, Lucas was always very indecisive and kept changing his mind about where the story of Star Wars should go. Similarly, some elements from the sequels made it into other movies as was the case with Return of the Jedi. Finally, Lucas began working on the prequel trilogy in the 1990s.
From the sounds of things, Trevorrow’s movie would have been a proper continuation of Rian Johnson’s Star Wars: The Last Jedi. From keeping Kylo as the series’ main villain and delving into elements of the prequels through Coruscant and Mortis to keeping Rey as someone with no special heritage, it seems like the story of the sequels would have been less jarring based on Trevorrow’s initial script. This is something that can only be somewhat argued for J.J.
This project was announced to be in development in 2013 with Josh Trank joining as director in 2014. Not long after this though, Trank left the project due to creative differences. Since then, it has been revealed that Trank left as he knew he was going to be fired as Disney had caught wind of his poorly constructed reboot of The Fantastic Four.
The story centered on Luke and Leia on a planet called Mimban as they search for the Kaiburr crystal. This was apparently a relic that can supposedly enhance the Force powers of the Jedi. Eventually, Star Wars canon transitioned this to the kyber crystal, the substance responsible for weaponry like the Jedi lightsabers and the Death Star.
Kevin Feige's Star Wars Movie In 2019, it was reported that a Star Wars film was in development with Kevin Feige producing and Michael Waldron serving as writer. This was later confirmed by Waldron who stated the film was in development and would stand on its own in the Star Wars universe.
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