Forget everything you knew about the Jedi, the Force, the far, far away galaxy for that matter

Rating: 5/10 (17 December 2017)

I've seen Rian Johnson praising himself that he had this 'vision' about Luke's character, that he pushed all the characters to their limits. I think this is the most outrageous statement one can deliver, when that one is honored the making of another movie about the Star Wars universe. For it's not about YOUR personal vision, it's about respect for the values the Star Wars stand for. No one should be allowed to strip the Star Wars Universe of its epicness and greatness in order to introduce his 'personal vision' in the far, far away galaxy. For the stake it's not the amount of money Disney invested into the movie, but at least, again, the respect the producers, the director and the studio owe to the fans that are supposed to buy the tickets to the movie. And it's not any sci-fi Justice League movie (forgive me, Justice League fans). It is Star Wars, and Star Wars belong to their fans, for Star Wars is a legend and our live-history already. It's OUR Star Wars, not theirs. OUR Star Wars cannot be bought and trashed like in an ordinary-whatever-let's do a sequel-movie.
My point here is that the Star Wars Universe stands for loyalty, greatness, epic. That is what the Force, the Jedi represent. Even the anti-heroes like Darth Vader are a match for the Epic we so much love about. So that's what I'm waiting to see in a Star Wars movie. I want to witness Epicness, not petty wrongdoers.
I'm still waiting for the next Star Wars. One in which the legends, the values, the Jedi are respected.