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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud
I'm not necessarily stating that they've been "determined" but a roadmap exists until 2030.
The entire story group is involved (including Dave Filoni, who's kind of the "Mastermind" behind everything). John Knoll, who pitched the Rogue One story, recently pitched another film to KK.
At this point, from my understanding, at least six more movies are planned, including the Obi Wan, another Skywalker trilogy and more spinoffs. I also think that it's safe to assume should the Han Solo movie play well, we'll see at least one more film featuring him.
I suppose that if VIII, IX and Han Solo don't play well, then their plans will change. But since the 2012 acquisition, they've knocked it out of the park with the comics, novels, animated series and movies.
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I think the main drawback to the Solo and Kenobi movies is that you know they'll survive, no matter what horrible things befall them. You didn't have that with Rogue One, since all the principal rebel characters were unknown. The first time I watched it, I kept thinking, it's a Disney movie, they'll probably survive in the end somehow. And then they didn't. That was awesome. Had they come up with some corny twist to save them all in the end, it would have really cheapened the whole thing. Instead, we got a Glory ending, which was wonderful.