Mandalorian & Grogu: The Shocking New Direction | Star Wars Explained

Join us as we dive into the world of The Mandalorian & Grogu with our video on the surprising and quite frankly shocking new direction rumoured to being taken with The Mandalorian & his adopted son Grogu going forward. We will also be dissecting all of the twists and turns, whilst uncovering hidden meanings and speculating on what's to come.

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[orckingi]

I kind of agree with you there. Just because a character's show is over doesn't mean they could cameo in other movies or shows. I mean Boba Fett cameoed in Jedi: Survivor and his show was over years before that game was even in development. So even if the Mandalorian movie is the closing chapter for the Mandalorian, he's bound to appear in other things since both the Mandalorian and Grogu both became two of the greatest hits in Disney Star Wars.

[TheLeatheryman]

A very good point that the OT wasn't just about Luke Skywalker and the PT was just as much about Obi Wan and Padme as it was Anakin.. so Mando & Grogu being the titular characters kind of breaks the mold, but not in a good way.

For my money, the dark times is an era that is rich for story telling. It's largely untouched, apart from SOLO and Kenobi, with the latter being only a pivotal moment of story told over the span of maybe a week.

Lucasfilm needs to go back to the Clone Wars in live action and in a big impressive way, but with different characters and a different narrative. Quinlan Vos is a no brainer, as is Ventress. We could see a live action Aayla Secura and Aurora Sing. These characters deserve their day in the sun at this point. But A'Sharad Hett, a character that only existed in the comics, is so compelling. He has interaction with Anakin and Obi Wan.. even many years after Order 66 and on Tatooine where he and Kenobi are at logger heads as Hett is a human Tusken warlord, which is echoed with Boba Fett's redemption arc a decade or so later. So the foundation has been layed in many respects, though Hett has much more history with the sandpeople than Fett. This has the potential of Lawrence of Arabia and that is what Star Wars needs to be. They need to return to the "impossible" epic spectacular event. Not this movie of week shite they've been serving up, which is disgusting and also embarrassing.

[kaygee]

yeah, I don't understand why we can't have both a little tv, and some movies. Why shift everything to one or the other?

[MakerBoyOldBoy]

I'm one of the decreasing number of original Star Wars series viewers. I abandoned it when it became production process. I did enjoy Rogue One and purchased Andor and Solo. I am among the many who enjoyed the retro Mandalorian. Sorry to see it go away and being fed into the production chaos cesspool oof late. Rather similar to Daniel Craig's 007 character's fate. I refuse to watch that also. It was nice to touch Star Wars again, however briefly.

[JoeBoxerNo]

I wish ALL Disney Star Wars just ended.

[kevinfhaney]

If they do a Mando and Grogu movie, ,, I think the possibilities are endless what they can do, ,,, they need an all-out war against the Blue devil thrawn, , , they need to gather all the forces on the good side like ahsoka etc etc to go against thrawn and all the bad guys in the third movie of the trilogy there needs to be an all-out war and it takes thrawn out

[dyugs]

How about a Rebels live action movie? 😍

[everythingoneverything]

Can we just stop supporting Disney all together. Just stop spending money

[christiansmith-ofdt]

You can't prove it's a good deal yet

[runeandersen]

If the movie is a success there WILL be more...money talks.