Star Wars is one of the most beloved film franchises of all time, with generations growing up with the galaxy far, far away. While fans are eager for upcoming Star Wars movies, the franchise has largely been expanding thanks to live-action shows that are available with a Disney+ subscription. It all started out with The Mandalorian, and it turns out he's getting a movie with Grogu. I'm hyped, although I do have some questions.
While fans are waiting for The Mandalorian Season 3, a thrilling announcement by Lucasfilm on the Star Wars website confirmed that Pedro Pascal's title character and Grogu aka Baby Yoda will be getting their own movie. That project will be helmed by Jon Favreau and is appropriately titled The Mandalorian and Grogu, although I have to wonder how this will narratively connect to the recently announced Star Wars trilogy, which included a film by Dave Filoni. Are these the actually same project or two conneected ones? Only time will tell, but Star Wars is going to return to theaters with a vengeance.
