The world's biggest studio is getting into the streaming game this November and it wants to allow a few more countries to experience that force when it does.

Star Wars has a thing for trilogies and even though they are slowing own their road-map following the box-office disappointment of Solo, it looks like they are still committed to Johnson's upcoming trilogy.

When Disney scrapped their plans for more standalone prequel films, it stopped the long-rumoured development of a solo Obi-Wan Kenobi film. However, it appears that Ewan McGregor's fan-favourite Jedi Master may return after all but just on the small screen.

December is approaching which means only one thing. An no it's not Christmas. It’s the release of Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. So, excuse me if I allow myself to get caught up in the hype train for a little while and get to geek out at what’s in store of all the Star Wars fans later this year.

Solo proved that the Star Wars name alone no longer guarantees success at the Box Office. Where did it all go wrong for Disney? Well, director Ron Howard ha some views.

At Star Wars Celebration in April we heard that Lucasfilm were developing something surround the beloved Knights of the Old Republic. That something appears to be a movie trilogy penned by Altered Carbon showrunner Laeta Kalogridis.

In the run-up to Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, Lucasfilm will be going all-in on with a huge series of tie-in novels, comics, and more!

If there is one Star Wars character we all love to hate, its Jar Jar Binks, Something which George Lucas disagrees on.