If they wanted to make a more interesting film, they woud make one called the Madness of George Lucas, as he has repeatedly squeezed every last element out of each and every franchise, so much so that they are now one dimensional, facades sans the great characters and fantastic world that they used to be.

I mean, he is making films that make the Star Wars Christmas special look good by comparison. And yet he expects us all to accept it.

The guy went from being inspired to make movies and films, such as Star Wars, Willow, Indiana Jones, American Graffiti, Labyrinth, founding companies that wanted to make great special effects and games with Industrial Light and magic and LucasArts, to just producing non inspired drivel.

It is heartbreaking to see someone go from being creatively rich to creatively bankrupt.

I see your point, but remember that feedback from fans is not all that unusual in show business–in fact, feedback from the general audience is often sought prior to release in the form of test-screenings. Often this feedback is heeded in the hopes that these fans will continue to show up in large numbers at the movies.