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.

Rian Johnson channels his inner Agatha Christie (if she had a potty mouth) in Knives Out, his stacked whodunnit that looks like it could be a killer fun time.

Many people may frown upon Rian Johnson for The Last Jedi, but the main is still talented and knows how to get exceptional talent to star in his movies.

While The Last Jedi may have been a huge critical and box office success, it proved very divisive among fans. That controversy won't be influencing what JJ Abrams does with Star Wars: Episode IX though

It appears Star Wars producers like telling stories in threes, as yet another trilogy is in the works.

A standalone Star Wars movie focused on mysterious bounty hunter Boba Fett never sounded like the greatest idea, but reports that Logan's James Mangold would be behind it made it all sound much more appealing. Except, those reports may have been wrong. Or something far more worrying happened.

While Disney has gone off setting out their own agenda for Star Wars in recent years. There was an initial vision for a further three films from the creator himself. We finally have some scant details on what that might have entailed.

When writer/director Rian Johnson chose to reveal Rey's parentage in The Last Jedi, it upset a portion of the fandom. It may also have upset the plans of original franchise director JJ Abrams.