Can't please everybody
Disney tries to figure out how to navigate the superfan problem with Star Wars. And 2 people unsubscribed from my newsletter! Also 7 other things worth a click.

If you’re a parent my age, you probably know at least one fellow parent who has a strong opinion about how to introduce your kids to the Star Wars movies.
It comes down to what order to watch them in. There are eight films now, spanning a 67 year saga, 10 films if you count the two stand-alone movies, with the final installment coming December 20.
The problem is that they're not in chronological order. Also, some are much better than others.
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We won’t solve this question here, and that’s good news. Because even as I write this, I can feel the readership of this newsletter splitting into three camps:
Diehard Star Wars fans, who are likely the smallest group, yet bigger than you think, and who have intense feelings about the franchise.
A second group that could hardly care less, which maybe has seen a cou…
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