Meanwhile, although “The Force Awakens” won’t likely hit most Netflix queues anytime soon, older films in the mega-franchise could become available on SVOD.
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While movies from the “Star Wars” franchise and Marvel will not be included at launch, Disney might launch subscription services for each of those brands in the future, according to CEO Bob Iger.įor Netflix, obtaining worldwide rights to acquired and original programming is a big priority, as it expects to launch service in some 200 countries by the end of 2016. The streamer recently cut worldwide rights deals for three TV shows: CW’s “Jane the Virgin,” CBS’s “Zoo” and USA’s upcoming dystopian drama “Colony.” The issue of digital rights arose earlier this week, when Disney revealed plans to launch DisneyLife, a subscription service with movies, TV shows, books and music, in the U.K. A Netflix rep confirmed “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” is slated to come to the service in the country under the terms of the deal, that will occur approximately eight months after the movie leaves theaters. Patty Jenkins’ Rogue Squadron is technically still set for December 22, 2023, but with its production having reportedly been delayed, it’s possible that release date won’t stick.Fortuitously for Netflix Canada subs, the company’s deal with Disney started with 2015 releases after the previous agreements for the pay-TV window with Corus Entertainment and Bell Canada expired. Cut to now, while there are plenty of Disney+ shows to keep Star Wars fans entertained (including the currently-airing The Book of Boba Fett), it remains to be seen when we’ll get another Star Wars movie. Abrams was only going to work on The Force Awakens, but after Colin Trevorrow departed The Rise of Skywalker due to creative differences, Abrams returned to the director’s chair. The events of Star Wars: The Force Awakens paved the way for what unfolded in 2017’s The Last Jedi, and 2019’s The Rise of Skywalker not only concluded the Sequel Trilogy, but also the entire Skywalker Saga. Of course, plans for the Star Wars franchise at that time differed heavily from what ended up coming to pass (namely because Disney+ didn’t exist at the time), and a little over six years after The Force Awakens’ release, Coruscant has barely received any attention on-screen, though it has been revisited fairly often in novels and comics, particularly stories set in the High Republic era.
Why was this? Hidalgo said in another tweet that he believes the big reason for the “reticence” was because Coruscant was in development for other projects. Pablo Hidalgo added that it was really just “some folks at” Lucasfilm who didn’t want Coruscant destroyed in Star Wars: The Force Awakens since “it’s not like companies have points of view,” but either way, it was ultimately decided to keep the planet unharmed. We even saw people celebrating the Empire’s fall on Coruscant in the Special Edition release of Return of the Jedi. Plus, there’s the fact that Palpatine continued to rule from Coruscant during the Empire’s reign, so it would have make sense for the Rebellion to reclaim the planet for the New Republic government. Seeing Coruscant obliterated by Starkiller Base definitely would have been a more emotional gut-punch for Star Wars fans since it’s an established location rather than brand-new like Hosnian Prime. Hosnian Prime was the unsatisfying middle ground. As Pablo Hidalgo, a Star Wars creative executive at Lucasfilm, wrote in a since-deleted tweet (via The Direct):īasically BR wanted it blown up LFL didn't. Alas, apparently Lucasfilm wasn’t on board with blowing up Coruscant in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Coruscant appeared in The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith as the capital of the Old Republic and home to the main Jedi Temple, so it would have been fitting for the metropolitan world to have been the hub for the New Republic government too.
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