Ben Lindbergh

It's my buddy Mando, my buddy Din, and his little buddy baby Grogu.

That, I think, if we get back to that vibe, that could actually be a good thing.

I think the problem with it is it's Star Wars return to the big screen for the first time in seven years and the stain of the rise of Skywalker.

We have to unlearn what we have learned.

We have to put that aside, I think, and not saddle it with the expectations of Star

this is what we usually expect when we go to the multiplex to see a Star Wars movie.

Maybe it'll just feel like this should have been a season of TV, which it was originally.

And to be clear, I don't need to know until I see it.

You know, I don't want to know.

I'm fine with not having anything revealed for now.

That's the question.

Right.

Does it end up feeling like they wrote a season of TV and then they figured out, oh, we got to make this into a movie or we got to sideline what we had.

And then does it feel kind of awkwardly compressed into that space?

And is it just, hey, we're vibing with our boy Din and we're roaming around the galaxy with baby Yoda, and that could be fun.

I guess it's just, it depends on, does this feel like they're out of ideas and all they have is Grogu mugging for the camera, which is cute, don't get me wrong, but we need a little more substance to go along with that.

Or is it just, hey, this is a fun time.

Is this like...

A side quest on Frearin, but for Star Wars, I'm in.

Like, we could just make a movie where you're just like, okay, like... Yeah.