[BarbaraGordon]

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Originally Posted by Cyclopswc

Very keen observations. Is Hollywood running out of ideas?

Much like how Star Wars Episode 7,8,9 are pretty much just 4,5,6 done in a different order:

A desert boy/girl, who has a mysterious past met a droid, took off on the Millennium Falcon to return the droid to the owner, after stopping by a cantina and some wandering inside the Deathstar/Starkiller Base, the Rebels/Resistance was able to blow up the Deathstar/Starkiller Base at its weakest point. Then the desert boy/girl went to find a secluded grumpy Jedi Master to learn the way of the Force, but had to cut the training short because he/she had to save his/her friends. Then there was a battle on snow/salt against giant Walkers using Speeders, and the Rebels/Resistance barely escaped with what's left of the group. Grumpy Jedi Master died, faded away and then came back in the next movie. Then the desert boy/girl found out about his/her heritage, had to confront Palpatine (this one is the SAME!) because he has another Deathstar/fleet of Deathstar Star Destroyers, so the Rebels/Resistance split into 2 groups, an air attack that waits for a ground team to destroy an antenna. Then Palpatine showed the boy/girl the battle overhead, that the Rebels/Resistance are lost, but last minute the black clad villain Vader/Ren redeemed himself by turning to the good side. Then Vader/Ren died and the Rebels/Resistance had a party and a lot of huggings.

It's the same movies.

"Is Hollywood running out of ideas?"

These people are all running on fumes.

The music score composer also wrote music for some of the Star Wars movies. His "Batman" theme (when the words THE BATMAN appear) sounds just like the Imperial March.