J. J. Abrams Wants The Star Wars Fans To Feel Satisfied

As Star Wars episode IX nears, J. J. Abrams has reflected on the fans since the division created by The Last Jedi. The Force Awakens was a soft reboot of the original trilogy and direct copy of A New Hope (or just Star Wars to us old fans). Many expected answers to who Snoke is and why Rey is so powerful in The Last Jedi. Instead, Rian Johnson destroyed everything J. J. had built and ripped the fandom apart. From this, movements like the Fandom Menace grew and now there is much pressure of J. J. Abrams to bring it all back together with Episode IX.

Not one to stop copying the success of others, J. J. Abrams has now brought Billy D. Williams back into the Star Wars cinematic universe. It may seem odd to have Lando Calrissian back now that Han Solo and Luke Skywalker are dead in the films and Carrie Fisher is dead in real life, after all Lando did have a thing for Leia in The Empire Strikes Back, so J. J. Abrams is hopeful that fans will see Lando's inclusion as a good thing and wants fans to be satisfied. With the Star Wars Fandom so split, this is a very tall order for J. J. Abrams and no amount of Mystery Boxes will satisfy the hunger. The fans wants answers and closure, something J. J. Abrams has never done in his life. J. J. is only good at starting world and story building, he is not good at bringing it all to an end.