The unofficial holiday for Star Wars fans has finally arrived and Disney+ is here to remind you, what better way to celebrate May the 4th than a Star Wars marathon?
The Mandalorian Season 3 has just wrapped up, while Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures debuts today, and Disney released a short teaser trailer featuring a small compilation of every series and films available to stream on their platform.
“May the Force be with you.” The account tweeted, “All these Star Wars movies, series, and more, now streaming on Disney Plus. #MayThe4thBeWithYou” You can also check out their tweet below:
The teaser trailer featured brief clips from the original trilogy series, the prequel and sequel trilogies, Obi-Wan Kenobi series, Andor, The Mandalorian, Star Wars: Rebels, Ahsoka (animated and live-action versions), and many more!
Star Wars fans couldn’t contain their hype watching it all in a blink of an eye. Many have taken to Twitter their celebration of May 4th, all the while pointing out their favorite cameos in the trailer.
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Jon Favreau perfectly summed up as to how the new series fits into the franchise and how Star Wars, as a whole, is a collage of different entities from a variety of filmmakers celebrating and expanding its universe.
“One of the things we really like about what the shows that we’ve been working on have turned into is that the tone of each episode — in certain cases, each series — really reflects the storyteller of the filmmaker,” Favreau shared.
He said, “Even though the writing is consistent across them, different filmmakers will bring different perspectives. And so each episode hopefully feels different, though they should sit alongside one another.”
Favreau also pointed out how Star Wars is not just a genre, but is consisted of sub-genres that "fit together."
"It's interesting, too, as you see at the Star Wars Celebration panel, and these great trailers, how different they all are. But they all sit together." Favreau added.
"You would never group them together, but thanks to the world that George [Lucas] created, they all feel like they share a common underlying aesthetic."
All your favorite Star Wars films and series are streaming on Disney+!
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