Star Wars: The Last Jedi is a movie which seemingly split the franchise's fanbase straight down the middle. Some loved it, some hated it, and many fans struggled to figure out the creative decisions by writer and director Rian Johnson. Regardless of which side of the argument you fall on, there's a lot of buzz surrounding the filmmaker's upcoming trilogy which is shrouded in an awful lot of secrecy.
It could take place in any time period and revolve around pretty much any characters (new or existing) but Johnson has made it clear in this interview that he's not letting the negativity surrounding The Last Jedi have an impact on what he currently has planned for his return to this Galaxy Far, Far Away.
"No, not really," he confirmed when asked if he's changed his plans for this new Star Wars trilogy. "I feel like every Star Wars thing that's made has a big, loud response because Star Wars fans are passionate and that's what makes them awesome. I don't think it's possible when you're telling a story and it comes from your heart...it's kind of not possible to be intellectually processing what everyone else wants. Nor would it be a good thing; I don't think that's a healthy way to tell a story."
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