RiKuToTheMiGhtY posted... TFA had a lot of WTF things but if the sequels had given logical and good answers no one would be saying this. Yes there were many mystery boxes and questions to be answered but TLJ threw all the possible plot threads in the toilet making TFA retroactively a bad movie.
Well Disney's ideas were trash from the get go. But a lot of that blame goes to Lucas for selling his IP in the first place. GL planned to release a sequel after the prequel trilogy was over, but instead of releasing a sequel he sold his IP to Disney instead. His excuse was that he was 70 years old, and he didn't have a lot of time to live so he had to sell it.
The real problem is the copyright laws. This is why you don't you want the copyright term-limit to be a lifetime + 70 years which doesn't make sense. It incentives content creators to take forever to release new content. They can release new content once every 20 years and they don't care because copyright law encourages them to do that.