Few things are more satisfying for Star Wars fans than a complete movie marathon, but is it better to watch them in ...

Of course, you can also watch the "Star Wars" movies in the order in which they were released, which is how most fans came to ...

Well, you could either enjoy all of the Star Wars movies and TV shows in order by their original release date, or you could trace the entire Skywalker Saga (as it has come to be referred to ...

All of the "Star Wars" movies and TV shows can be found on Disney+ or Hulu if you have a premium subscription. The movies can also be rented on Amazon Prime Video starting at $3.79. Need a break? Play ...

But with there being four years between the release of 2019’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and 2023’s Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, it’s probably too much to hope the new game will actually ...

Rise of the Jedi', director James Mangold explained that his prequel will deviate from the nearly 50-year old franchise.

“Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” recently flew into Disney+ on Dec. 2, 2024, releasing episodes every Tuesday. With a “Star Wars” meets “Goonies” feel, the show follows four children and their space ...

Below, we take you through all the details, from release ... order to be able to watch it. This is because Disney owns Lucasfilm, which means the only place you're able to watch anything Star Wars ...

A relatively simple way to watch the Star Wars movies – starting with the one that reached cinemas first and ending with the last one in cinemas. Pros: Watching the movies in release order gives ...

If you're excited, read on for exactly when to expect Star Wars: Skeleton Crew episode 8 – the series finale – and a recap of the show's full release schedule so far. Star Wars: Skeleton Crew ...

Spanning 11 live-action feature films and six live-action TV shows (and counting), the “Star Wars” universe is ever-expanding. And starting with the very first installment, filmmaker George ...