Star Wars fandom continues to push for The Hunt for Ben Solo to become a reality: “Hope is still alive”

After hiring a plane to ask that the Kylo Ren movie be saved, the public launches a new campaign to get Disney’s attention.

Throughout this week we have been able to learn about the existence of The Hunt for Ben Soloan audiovisual project of Star Wars rejected by Disneywhich would have been led by Steven Soderbergh and to which he would have returned Adam Driver as the protagonist.

The film would have been set after the events that occurred in Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (2019), and would have focused on the redemption journey of Ben Soloalso known as Kylo Ren.

Steven Soderbergh regretted these days having hidden the existence of the film through social networks: “For the record, I didn’t like lying about the existence of The Hunt for Ben Solobut it really had to remain a secret… until now!”

The public asks that The Hunt for Ben Solo be saved

After the news came to light and all the details that could be offered about this film were shared, Star Wars that was left without receiving the green light from Disney, the fandom has gone out of its way to ask that it become a reality.

In recent days, a group of fans hired a small plane to fly over the Disney offices in Burbank, California, with a sign that read: “Save The Hunt for Ben Solo”.

Now, the bet continues to grow with a new campaign organized by the fandom of the never-seen movie Kylo Ren with which it seeks to continue attracting the attention of Disney.

The last action has been to pay for a Times Square billboard project a message in the saga typography that says: “For Adam. Nobody really leaves. Hope is still alive. Ben is alive! #THBS”.

The intention seems clear: keep putting pressure on disney until he is convinced that rejecting the proposal was a mistake because there is a fandom of Star Wars very dedicated who wants to see The Hunt for Ben Solo come true.

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