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Star Wars: Maul—Shadow Lord | Official Teaser Trailer |
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The Mandalorian and Grogu Super Bowl Spot (2026)
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Please let this movie be great!
Oooohhh...I didn't know about this one!
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The Mandalorian and Grogu | Official Trailer
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Star Wars: Maul - Shadow Lord | Official Trailer
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This looks like it is going to be great. I always hated how quickly Maul was finished off in The Phantom Menace.
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That's what happens when you story tell & world build in reverse. Characters & concepts created initially to be throw away turn out to have more relevance to the bigger picture in hindsight.
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New teaser for Maul—Shadow Lord
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Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu | Final Trailer
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Star Wars: Zero Company
In the fading light of the Clone Wars, former Republic officer Hawks must lead an unconventional band of professionals for hire.
In the fading light of the Clone Wars, former Republic officer Hawks must lead an unconventional band of professionals for hire.
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The Art of Star Wars: Andor Art Book
Among its many strengths, Star Wars: Andor is widely considered the best-looking live-action Star Wars series. Now you can bring home The Art of Star Wars: Andor (The Complete Series)—a lavish Abrams Books collection worthy of the show's stunning visuals.
Written by Lucasfilm creative art manager Phil Szostak, the 288-page hardcover features more than 500 pieces of artwork from the acclaimed series. It also includes interviews with star Diego Luna, creator Tony Gilroy, and the visual artists behind the show's distinctive look, along with a foreword by Tony Gilroy and an afterword by writer Dan Gilroy.
The Art of Star Wars: Andor is priced at $60 and is available in stores now.
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Among its many strengths, Star Wars: Andor is widely considered the best-looking live-action Star Wars series. Now you can bring home The Art of Star Wars: Andor (The Complete Series)—a lavish Abrams Books collection worthy of the show's stunning visuals.
Written by Lucasfilm creative art manager Phil Szostak, the 288-page hardcover features more than 500 pieces of artwork from the acclaimed series. It also includes interviews with star Diego Luna, creator Tony Gilroy, and the visual artists behind the show's distinctive look, along with a foreword by Tony Gilroy and an afterword by writer Dan Gilroy.
The Art of Star Wars: Andor is priced at $60 and is available in stores now.
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orejon4
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Quite true!
Very cool!
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I enjoyed The Mandalorian and Grogu. It wasn't as serious or entertaining as my favorite installments in this universe (Empire Strikes Back, ROTJ, Rogue One, Andor), and it had the old George Lucas Saturday afternoon serial feel to it, but I found it entertaining. Definitely worth the spend.
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Lucasfilm and Production I.G. have announced that Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi, an eight-episode limited anime series, will premiere exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu on August 5, 2026.
Part of an all-new Star Wars: Visions Presents banner, which will be used to tell longer-form Star Wars: Visions stories, the limited series picks up not long after the events of the Visions shorts: The Ninth Jedi and The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope.
In the new series, Lah Kara continues to train in the ways of the Jedi under Margrave Juro. Kara goes on an epic journey of self-discovery as she and Juro’s small fellowship of Jedi-in-training embark on a quest to save her father.
Part of an all-new Star Wars: Visions Presents banner, which will be used to tell longer-form Star Wars: Visions stories, the limited series picks up not long after the events of the Visions shorts: The Ninth Jedi and The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope.
In the new series, Lah Kara continues to train in the ways of the Jedi under Margrave Juro. Kara goes on an epic journey of self-discovery as she and Juro’s small fellowship of Jedi-in-training embark on a quest to save her father.
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