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Yeah I think it would help the cinematic universe. Especially since it is not in a good shape right now.
I think a MUCH better idea would be for EA to allow a TV mini series, but only if Jon Favreau writes and directs it. He's done an incredible job with The Mandalorian, and The Book of Boba Fett was pretty good too.
I wouldn't mind seeing Cal on the big screen but at this point I think if he did he would play second fiddle to some female character which is what's happening with all other Star Wars shows and movies these days.
Should have stick great animated series like Clone wars, Rebels and Bad batch.
And if you think that someone is ok with watching someone they love get killed just because "they were acting kinda crazy there for a bit" without some lingering issues... you've just revealed yourself as a REPLICANT!!
Again, the young kid shows better character judgment than her father, or you for that matter. Bode brought death upon himself. He was being cowardly and selfish, and exposing his daughter to nothing but shame and the evil ways of those he fell prey to. And Cal gave him every chance to stand down. Bode would have killed Merrin had Cal not killed him first.
I think you're blinded by the "Daddy's Little Girl" syndrome, even though Bode CLEARLY was not acting like a decent dad.
Regardless of semantics, regardless of circumstances, morality, or reasoning (or lack thereof) she watched Cal kill her father. Maybe she accepted it was necessary, but a child doesn't witness something like that and walk away without mental scars.