[wnevets]

The movies have been quite profitable even after Hollywood accounting. Without even talking about licensing and merchandising, how much more money were the movies supposed to make?

[aimor]

I think it's more that Disney noticed they were losing momentum with Star Wars and decided to delay or cut theatrical projects planned for 2020 - 2024. "Too much too fast" was the line from Bob after Solo was released. "We will take a pause, some time, and reset... there will be a bit of a hiatus." Covid probably had a role too, and the success of the Mandalorian. The Boba Fett film became a streaming series, the Kenobi film became a streaming series.

[stuckinhell]

Disney acquired Lucasfilm, the production company founded by Lucas, on October 30, 2012 for a reported $4.05 billion

https://en.as.com/latest_news/how-much-did-george-lucas-sell....

I'm assuming they expect a lot of money.

(I actually couldn't believe what that dead comment said, so I googled it).

[cruxluna]

Considered they paid 4 billion for the franchise alone, I think they wanted more.