This is one of the reasons why their recent Star Wars trilogy, a.k.a.
Explanation
The statement mentions "their recent Star Wars trilogy," which refers to the sequel trilogy of the Star Wars saga produced by Disney and created after George Lucas sold Lucasfilm. The sequel trilogy consists of three films: "The Force Awakens" (2015), "The Last Jedi" (2017), and "The Rise of Skywalker" (2019). The wording "a.k.a." suggests that the statement might be incomplete and could be implying that the trilogy is known by a different name or is in a particular category. There's no alternative name widely recognized for this trilogy, but it is indeed referred to as the sequel trilogy within the context of the Star Wars franchise. Furthermore, news articles indicate that there is an upcoming new trilogy in development led by Simon Kinberg, which will follow the events of the sequel trilogy, particularly focusing on Rey's character. As such, the statement reflects a true aspect of the current state of the film franchise but lacks context about the exact nature of the trilogy it is referring to, making it somewhat vague. Therefore, it is rated as "Mostly True" due to lack of clarity but not misinformation.
Key Points
- The statement refers to the recent Star Wars sequel trilogy produced by Disney.
- The sequel trilogy consists of three films released from 2015 to 2019.
- A new trilogy related to the Star Wars universe is currently in development, which will focus on Rey.
