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Since they were first introduced in Episode IV, Tatooine's jibbering, miniature scrap enthusiasts have never been seen sans robe. In the real world, Jawa faces have become a niche nerdy point of fascination, a detail of a beloved fantasy world held just outside of fans' reach.

Nicolas Cage has carved out one of the most adventurous careers in cinema history. But some may not remember a magical adventure movie he starred in way back in 2010. Luckily for those who missed out on the film originally, The Sorcerer's Apprentice is now available to stream on Disney+.

For as much as Timothy Olyphant's performance told Mandalorian viewers that they weren't looking at Boba Fett, the show's costume and props teams worked hard to let fans know this really was his armor. There's even a new addition to the armor that fits perfectly with its history.

Fans who stuck around for the credits likely noticed another Deadwood alum listed among the episode's cast as well, with W. Earl Brown turning up in heavy make-up as the Weequay bartender.

As it turns out, the Aurebesh text seen during the flashback scene in The Mandalorian Chpater 9 wasn't just a bunch of scribbles meant to fill in the frame — one viewer translated the writing and found a fun little Easter egg that also happens to open up a plot hole.

The second season of The Mandalorian has landed on Disney+. As audiences navigate through the haze of excitement surrounding a new series of space western adventures, let's take a moment to consider the important questions. Questions like, "Who was that one-eyed guy at the beginning?"

In the opening moments of The Mandalorian season 2, audiences are treated to a glimpse at the sport of kings, the sweet science, known as "two Gamorreans smacking each other with axes." Look closely, and you might notice something peculiar about their weapons.

While Mando and his unofficially adopted son would probably like a minute to catch their breath, The Mandalorian chapter 9 proves there's no rest for the wicked. In the battle scene on the season 2 premiere, there's one technical detail you may not have picked up on the first time around.

One of the first things audiences learned about Din Djarin on The Mandalorian was his hostility toward droids, sparked by a violent childhood incident. As the show enters its second season, however, it seems some things have changed.

The Mandalorian is finally back, and on the first episode of season 2, fans got treated to the sight of a Krayt Dragon. Here's the history behind them.

Outside of a few Star Wars novels, the Gotra hasn't made much of an impression in the main continuity, but by all accounts, that could change very soon with The Mandalorian. The group was mentioned in Chapter 9 of the show. Here's what's behind that reference.

At first glance, you may think a krayt dragon is a new addition to Star Wars lore, but in actuality, these monsters have been around since the very beginning of the franchise.

The Mandalorian is finally back for its second season on Disney+, with the first episode, titled "Chapter 9: The Marshal," premiering on October 30, 2020. At the very end of the episode, a cloaked figure appeared. Here's who that person is.

On October 30, 2020, The Mandalorian, a stand-alone spinoff of the Star Wars franchise, returned for its second season. Here's the ending of The Mandalorian chapter 9 explained.

More than the '83 flick of the same name, the new Disney+ series explores the trials and tribulations of the astronauts' wives. Of those wives, few endured as many trials and tribulations as Louise Shephard. And yes, there's a good chance you know the actor who portrays Louise in The Right Stuff.

Any Disney animation fan worth their salt can tell you that the House of Mouse faced a real pickle when it started offering its classic cartoons on the Disney+ streaming service. Now, the company has updated the disclaimer it attaches to some of its classic animated offerings.

Is The Mandalorian not enough to satisfy your Star Wars needs? Well, incredible news, as a long-gestating new Star Wars series starring Ewan McGregor looks like it's finally getting ready to start production.

Although much about the Mandalorian-Jedi War is still up in the air, we can learn a lot about the history of this long-standing conflict in the Star Wars canon.

Disney has been releasing a rush of information on its long-awaited slate of Marvel Cinematic Universe series destined for Disney+. As a result, we now know one major star heading to the streaming platform's Loki series.

After the live-action Mulan remake was shuttled to Disney's exclusive streaming service due to COVID-19, which is keeping lots of movies out of theaters outright, subscribers were dismayed to discover that they would have to pay $29.99 to watch the film on top of their monthly $6.99 subscription.

With its deep and diverse library, Disney+ has quickly become a vital part of many of our streaming portfolios. We were a bit shocked, though, to learn that only five movies in the entire Disney+ catalog have achieved a perfect 100 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes — and here they are.

The House of Mouse might be adding a new wing, with a sign on the door: NO KIDS ALLOWED. Industry insider Grace Randolph recently took to Twitter with a sizzling rumor claiming that streamer Disney+ will soon be adding a grownup-only section in which to house its more adult content.

The 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special has long been a source of tacky yuletide joy for fans willing to track down a bootleg. Now, we can confirm that this holiday season will see the release of a brand new Star Wars special — this time with a little more self-awareness... and a whole lot more LEGO.

The Mandalorian packs a whole lot of Stars Wars story into its first season. But even the most diehard fans might have failed to grasp the full meaning of some of its most important lines. We're here to take a closer look at those key bits of dialogue, one detail at a time.

Disney is giving Peter Pan the live-action remake treatment with "Peter Pan and Wendy." Here's everything we know so far about the film.

The Disney+ series' diversity of armaments brings out unspoken layers in its densely nuanced characters, so it's no surprise that a lot of care was put into their creation. Here's the background on The Mandalorian's arsenal

It's easy to get lost in a galaxy far, far away. While shooting on the set of The Mandalorian with Baby Yoda — in actuality, an extremely lifelike and expensive puppet — Werner Herzog's directorly instincts took over, and things got a little surreal.