Moreover, if Disney really does want to make future films about morally dubious figures such as Boba Fett, it is going to have to accept that some episodes will be grimmer than others, and therefore less suitable for children.
(See "Making Future Headlines").
Though the Back To The Future films made the bold prediction that hoverboards – skateboards that float an inch above the ground – would be flying off the shelves by 2015, there is no sign that the technology has developed sufficiently.
Salvation's major problem – and it's an issue that is going to keep getting bigger if future films are made – is that it takes place in the future, a future which was sketched out in those first two movies.
Black film-makers probably don't see the point of making films about future societies where injustice is rampant and children go hungry and the poor are persecuted.
"[Khambatta] is sympathetic enough to make one hope she'll have a chance to show less skin and more hair in future films", Godfrey wrote.
They might, or will, support future films.
Mr. Sloan and Mr. Yonda said they want to continue making Chad Vader films for the foreseeable future, but as Mr. Sloan put it, "we don't want to be known as just the Chad Vader guys".
