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Interestingly, despite the chaos, there are signs that viewers still want Star Wars. Re-releasing classic films like Revenge of the Sith has drawn millions, demonstrating a persistent desire for the original spirit of the franchise—something modern offerings seem increasingly detached from. Fans’ ongoing frustrations suggest what’s really lacking is respect for the storytelling roots that made Star Wars a cultural phenomenon.

The Overall State: From Myth to Spectacle

Ultimately, the debate boils down to a fundamental question: what is Star Wars meant to be? Is it a timeless mythology for all ages, or merely a vessel for current social issues? Has it evolved into a reflection of culture, or devolved into a corporate product with little soul?