I agree, but the current title isn't cheesy, its just awkward. It should be something like "The Mandalorian Rides Again"
The Mandalorian and Grogu (2026)
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I agree, but the current title isn't cheesy, its just awkward. It should be something like "The Mandalorian Rides Again"
Maybe a little, but it seems pretty clear to me that it's an allusion to Lone Wolf and Cub, the famous manga that was probably an inspiration for the series. So there's method to their madness (or their Mando-ness).
Sigourney Weaver confirmed she is in the movie
deadline.com
DEADLINE: And the next movie you’re going to film?
WEAVER: I’m playing a role in The Mandalorian & Grogu [which will be directed by Jon Favreau]. I got to meet Grogu for the first time the other day. I’m filming that before I go to London for The Tempest at the end of the year.
Sigourney Weaver, On Eve Of Her Venice Lifetime Achievement Award, Lifts Lid On Remarkable Career From ‘Alien’ To ‘Avatar’, ‘Working Girl’ To ‘Ghostbusters’ And ‘Star Wars’ Role To Come
Sigourney Weaver discusses her full career and receiving the Golden Lion Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s Venice Film Festival.
deadline.com
DEADLINE: And the next movie you’re going to film?
WEAVER: I’m playing a role in The Mandalorian & Grogu [which will be directed by Jon Favreau]. I got to meet Grogu for the first time the other day. I’m filming that before I go to London for The Tempest at the end of the year.
Yeah, we've heard rumor that she was involved for while now but we still don't know anything about her role. I thought it was already confirmed but I guess not.
Galaxy Quest is an homage to 1960s-80s sci-fi TV in general, including a lot of Trek, a lot of Irwin Allen, some Space: 1999, and a great deal of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century. But Star Trek is the only referent that most people today recognize, so they wrongly assume it's only a Trek parody.
Oh, I thought that was also this.
That would make sense, it's probably getting harder to get him with The Last of Us and all of the movies he's been doing a lately. And now that he's Mr. Fantastic for Marvel, he's probably going to get even busier on the movie front.
Isn't he just doing the voice now which does not take a whole lot of time? Unless they plan on him taking the helmet off.
the Mandalorian got me hooked on Star Wars, something no prior movie or so ever could and it wasn't just down to the little fella.
Like the interesting Mandalorian culture, history and clan variations, as well as the compelling path of both Din and Grogu and other characters that were introduced (Kuiil, Carson Teva, the Night Owls, Boba Fett, Cobb Vanth aka the Marshal). Also dig their fighting style with rockets, blasters and close quarters combat.
While the end of season 3 nicely put bows on story arcs I'm looking forward to more adventures of Din and Grogu.
Hope we get to see Carson Teva and Cobb Vanth again, working with both of them.
Like the interesting Mandalorian culture, history and clan variations, as well as the compelling path of both Din and Grogu and other characters that were introduced (Kuiil, Carson Teva, the Night Owls, Boba Fett, Cobb Vanth aka the Marshal). Also dig their fighting style with rockets, blasters and close quarters combat.
While the end of season 3 nicely put bows on story arcs I'm looking forward to more adventures of Din and Grogu.
Hope we get to see Carson Teva and Cobb Vanth again, working with both of them.
It'll be verrry interesting to see how much, if any, setup this movie does towards Filoni's planned crossover Thrawn movie event. If Thrawn isn't M&G's main antagonist, and if Ahsoka S2 underperforms in D+ ratings, the average pop culture consumer will presumably have little to no sense of who Thawn, Ezra, Ahsoka, and the others are, and it would hardly be unsurprising, in that case, if said crossover movie ultimately didn't happen.
If Thrawn is M&G's main antagonist, and if Ezra plays a major role, that could be a sign Lucasfilm is indeed betting big on the crossover idea. But, if they aren't significant parts of the movie, and if the movie is mainly a self-contained story without major implications for the state of the universe, that could be Lucasfilm hedging its bets.
That puppet is complex.
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