The artist formerly known as Baby Yoda needs to grow beyond his status as a perpetual prop in The Mandalorian and Grogu.
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The marketing for the upcoming Star Wars film, Jon Favreau’s The Mandalorian and Grogu, has been nothing short of baffling. In the lead up to the release of the
Audiences clearly want Adam Driver back in Star Wars, and if Dave Filoni makes it happen, he will earn a lot of goodwill moving forward.
After decades of affiliation in one way or another, Martin Scorsese has finally officially joined the Star Wars galaxy, as the new The Mandalorian and Grogu tra
The new Star Wars movie looks to be much more of the same from Jon Favreau.
Rumors suggest Disney is gearing up for a new Pirates installment, but they need to consult the man who gave those original films their bite.
Steven Spielberg is, without a doubt, one of the most iconic filmmakers of all time. Over the course of decades, the man’s name has become so synonymous with th
There's a new Star Wars movie hitting cinemas for the first time in years, but its marketing campaign is actively sabotaging it.
When HBO released It: Welcome to Derry earlier this year, the show was a gargantuan success. Despite the fact that the cards were stacked against the series, co
For all you web-heads out there who had been holding out hope for a fourth Sam Raimi directed Spider-Man movie starring Tobey Maguire, I’ve got some unfortunate
For a Star Wars character who was both introduced and killed in the same film back in 1999, Darth Maul sure has a lot of lore to him. Let's break it all down to prepare for his new series, Maul - Shadow Lord.
The auteur has spent decades legitimizing modern genre films in the eyes of the Academy, and deserves to be praised for it.
A new report claims that Dave Filoni, longtime Star Wars creative and incoming Lucasfilm co-head, "wasn't keen on Star Wars: Visions."
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is an incredible accomplishment of a film, proving to be one of the great second-act installments of a trilogy in recent years.
The new head of Lucasfilm has been accused of hating on the greatest TV show Star Wars has ever had. Where does this rumor stem from, and is there any truth to it?
In her exit interview, Lucasfilm head Kathleen Kennedy said that The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson was 'spooked' away from the franchise by the online backlash. Johnson has a different perspective.
Now more than ever, the Star Wars franchise needs a steady hand at the helm that can lead it from the insular doldrums it's been stuck in to a new age of cinematic storytelling. Is Dave Filoni the right choice for that transition?
The biggest franchise in the world needs to take risks in order to remain relevant.
The idea that recasting Han Solo was the reason that Solo: A Star Wars Story failed couldn't be farther from the truth.
So much of the reaction to Stranger Things' final seasons seems to stem from the fact that the Duffers are perhaps a bit too aware of various theorizing and opinions within the fan community.