A lot of fans, including myself, had hoped that Awakens would serve as both a reminder of the sprightly, gee-whiz greatness of George Lucas' original trilogy, as a well as rebuke of his stilted, Sandcrawler-slow prequels.
Want to Really Get Rogue One? Read the Prequel Novel Arrowīut as Rogue One chugs along to certain box-office domination, we can't help but wonder: Is this latest Star Wars story really necessary? Or is it merely a temporary diversion-an escape pod-from the dauntingly gargantuan ongoing narrative that is the traditional saga? WIRED's Brian Raftery and Angela Watercutter discuss the movie below-and, lest we be accused of Dianoga-like stealth and sneakiness, we should be upfront about the fact that spoilers are everywhere.īrian Raftery: First off, Angela, it's worth noting that this month marks the one-year anniversary of the release of The Force Awakens, a movie that inspired months (years?) of pre-emptive plot-forensics and nervous-nelly hand-wringing.
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