There have been so many underwhelming Star Wars TV series in recent years (The Book of Boba Fett, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka, The Acolyte) that it’s borderline astounding to discover that the franchise’s latest small-screen outing,

The thing is, though, that Star Wars doesn’t need a nostalgia filter. It’s already Star Wars. This franchise began nearly 50 years ago now, and generation after generation has experienced it in childhood and grown up still loving it, or at least remembering it fondly. The nostalgia filter comes as a standard feature with every Star Wars project.

Yes! You will be able to catch all eight episodes of Skeleton Crew on Disney+, with the series joining the exciting list of other content joining the platform this December, from Inside Out interquel Dream Productions to Nicola Coughlan joining the TARDIS in the Doctor Who Christmas special.

The latest “Star Wars” project, called “Skeleton Crew” and starring Jude Law, is a lot like “The Goonies.” But it needed George Lucas’s style to tell its story.

Skeleton Crew” is not a new one, but it’s the kind of foundational idea that keeps getting redone: a group of children, yearning for adventure, stumble into an adult world full of mystery and danger,

Jon Watts and Christopher Ford explain how they pulled off that familiar scene in the premiere. Warning: This article contains spoilers about the premiere episode of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. The latest Star Wars series,

Skeleton Crew is shaping up to be a fun space adventure that taps into the nostalgia of 1980s movies like E.T. and The Goonies. This reviewer is still on the fence.

Creators Jon Watts and Christopher Ford checked off a bucket list of practical effects for the Disney+ series.

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