Spoilers The Mandalorian and Grogu


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This now has the dubious distinction of being the only Star Wars film I haven't seen in the cinema. I even made it out to the Clone Wars film back in 2008. Sadly, the release window just didn't align with when I was able to go - guess I'll catch it on streaming.
 

They are actually in the Mandalorian series in some of the seasons. I think they see a bit of action there.
The only one I recognize from The Mandalorian and Ashoka is Paul Sun-Hyung Lee, the one with the beard. But before all of that I remember seeing him on a Canadian sitcom on Netflix, Kim's Convenience. Because of that he'll always be that shop owner with the over the top accent, not an X-wing pilot.
 

This now has the dubious distinction of being the only Star Wars film I haven't seen in the cinema. I even made it out to the Clone Wars film back in 2008. Sadly, the release window just didn't align with when I was able to go - guess I'll catch it on streaming.
It's actually the only Star Wars film I've seen twice in the cinema, apart from Return of the Jedi (which I saw in 1983 and 1997).

I don't usually watch any films twice, but circumstances led to it this time - it's not because I thought it was a wonderful film. The previous film I saw twice was probably The Return of the King.

It was enjoyable enough that I'll go to the next Star Wars film, assuming there is one. I've seen all the other live-action ones in the cinema, albeit only the re-done ANH and ESB, not the originals.
 

This now has the dubious distinction of being the only Star Wars film I haven't seen in the cinema. I even made it out to the Clone Wars film back in 2008. Sadly, the release window just didn't align with when I was able to go - guess I'll catch it on streaming.

It was surprisingly decent. First half was great, second half slows down a bit. I didnt mind that but other have commented.
 

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