Let me preface this by saying that I do not claim to be someone who grew up loving Star Wars. When I was five, my older brother and father were going to a Star Wars premiere, and I was at home playing with my American Girl dolls. I was not interested in this world until very late, probably when I began high school in 2012.

Despite being one of the biggest pop culture franchises, Disney has struggled to get many of its Star Wars films on the screen. The latest in a string of Star Wars movies facing development issues is Daisy Ridley’s new Star Wars sequel, which shares some similarities with Henry Cavill’s Superman saga.

Disney’s Star Wars film strategy seems lost in the desert, with plans for future movies centered around Rey as everyone else is dead.

The Rise of Skywalker may have wrapped up the Skywalker Saga that had been going ever since the Star Wars franchise launched in 1977 with A New Hope, but that doesn’t mean we’re done spending time with characters from the concluding Sequel Trilogy.

New Star Wars movies are reportedly betting big on Daisy Ridley's Rey Skywalker, and there's a simple reason why Lucasfilm wants her on board.

Rey has long since been poised as the Luke Skywalker replacement in the Star Wars episodic saga, but she's now becoming even more important.