One of the biggest warning stories about the last decade of blockbuster film is the trilogy of the "Starwood War" sequel. Undoubtedly, the most characterized films for the franchise of the 2010s, episodes VII, VIII and IX, remain the main point of arguments for George Lucas's galaxy fans away, far. Many would agree that, as individual films, sequels may have their moments, but do not work cohesive as a story of three films for lack of planning among creatives involved.

In essence, the trilogy of the "Starwells War" sequel was a game on the phone with every entrance, with Abrams set the foundation, Just for Rihan Nsonson to respond back with "The Last Edice" - probably the different blockbuster of the century so far. Although Nsonson was initially ready to convey the torch of Colin Trevor, the Jurassic World Director dropped out of the creative differences, leading to Abrams's return to the complicated and frustrating "rise of Skywalker". Almost six years after Skywalker Saga concluded, several alumni of the sequel trilogy were more sincere with their thoughts on how to lower Fin's actor He Bogga, who expressed disappointment with the trajectory of his character despite his promising placement in "The Forces Wakes up". Boega recently revealed what his initial expectations are and about his character and Ray (Daisy Ridley), and it is safe to say that if done properly, he will make an attractive story.

It is difficult to believe that 10 years have passed since Disney and Lucasfilm's huge marketing campaign has appeared for "Starwells War: Strength wakes up". The film was not only the first in the franchise to hit the theaters 10 years after the release of "Revenge of Sitt", but it was the long -awaited "Episode VII", "Chronologically lifting 30 years after" Returning to EDI ". Along with the nostalgia to see the characters return, Lucasfilm visibly promoted one of his new characters, Finn, who covered the light of Anakin Skywalker. Marketing has made many believe that Finn is set to become Eddie, but the film eventually revealed that it was wrong, with Fin losing to a kilo of Rehn (Adam driver) in their duel on Starkiller's base, just to use the same lights against him.

While "Starwells War: Strength wakes up" is the story of Ray to learn to accept her fate as EDI in force, and viewers still hoped that Finn would follow it in the next two films despite the marketing turnaround. Unfortunately, while Finn was probably co-operating in the first film, his role was reduced in "The Last Edice", in which writer/director Rihan Nsonson placed him in perhaps the most respected film and did not refer to the status sensitive to the power of the character, which would be briefly confirmed. Similar to other fans, Johnon Bogga expected that Abrams set Fin with a sensitivity to force, planning Eddie's double access to him and Ray. Boega has reflected the initial expectations during a panel at Fan Expo Boston (Through the rank of the screen):

"I think I assumed he was sensitive to force from the Force Awakens script or at least until I reached the end of the Force Awakens script. I thought they were planning a double edge.

Fans and slanderers of the "Starwells War" trilogy do not see much of the eye, but one thing that seems to be universally agreed that Fin deserves better. The story of strength -sensitive strength that defects resistance and becoming the edge sounds exciting on paper, and still catches that it knows that Fin remains a child on a poster for spending potential in a film franchise. Listening to Bogga's expectations about the potential double story of EDI, as well as Finn and Ray against each other, is quite intriguing and could help stand out the sequel to the previous six films. Just imagine "the last edice" ending with Ray is handed over by Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamil) and joins him in a kilo of Ren, and in perhaps his lowest moment, Luke meets Finn, feels his potential and agrees to train him in the hope that he can bring Ray back to light; Inverse to how Obi-Van was unable to do so for Anakin.

The "War of Starwells" trilogy ends on a unsatisfactory note for many of his characters, including Giant. However, for all his mistakes, Jey Abrams has confirmed that Giant is sensitive to force, and if Lucasfilm had to return it for a new film, he could be given the chance to become Eddie. As for canon official material set up for the "rise of Skywalker", The upcoming book titled "Starwells: Last Order" can help redeem the sequel trilogy. The book will be followed by Finn and Jana (Naomi Aki), starting a mission to bring a first -role officer responsible for kidnapping young prospects to become a storm of justice. This can serve as an opportunity to put Giant in the next chapter of his story, which can potentially extend after his journey with power.

Boyon Boyga has earlier revealed that he had a productive conversation with Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy, after expressing his disappointment with how the "war on the Starvers" bypassed Finn and other non-white characters. Although it is unknown whether to see him returning to the upcoming film, here we hope that Giant will be given a story that fits the potential that was set 10 years ago. After all, he looks good with bright!