The Netflix comedy special Death to 2020 now has an official trailer giving eager future watchers a look at the faux-documentary. We first heard about the project earlier this month, but some details were missing, including when it would premiere on the platform. With the trailer comes the special's release date, too.
Today we're taking a peek at a few dates for those Star Wars fans left speechless at the end of The Mandalorian Season 2. This series will return, and it'll return in full force, but it'll be a bit before we get there. At the same time there'll be a completely separate series all about Boba Fett (and friends). Both The Mandalorian Season 3 and "The Book of Boba Fett" will premiere in December 2021.
Disney confirmed details about the show "Star Wars : The Book of Boba Fett" for Disney+ this morning. After teasing the show after the finale of the second season of The Mandalorian, Disney went right ahead and blasted the big news: another series! To be as clear as possible: This "The Book of Boba Fett" series does NOT replace season 3 of The Mandalorian. The two series will be separate from one another - though crossover episodes haven't yet been ruled out entirely.
The Mandalorian Season 2, episode 8, The Rescue, had a post-credits scene. Before we go too far, know this: This article is jammed full of spoilers. If you have not seen the end of the last episode of Season 2 of The Mandalorian, turn back now. If you love Star Wars at all, whatsoever, please do yourself a service and watch that episode before you look at this article. This is your final SPOILER ALERT.
Despite the controversy it is still involved in in the US, TikTok has pretty much become of the new household names even in mainstream media. The short video sharing network has attracted not just thousands if not millions of users but also brands that want to tap into that massive pool of potential customers. Those sometimes come in sponsored content or even ads but there are also other promotional partnerships available, such as this new tie-in with Apple Music that will give new subscribers an extra month free when they sign up.
Two controllers appear in a single special Star Wars box. Both controllers per Xbox Principal Designer Elliott Hsu, the custom controllers "feature sketches of the now iconic Child wielding the Force and the steely Mandalorian's Beskar armored profile." These controllers are not going to be available for sale to the public - or at least they don't appear to be planning on selling them individually yet.
The next making-of special for The Mandalorian will be released to Disney+ on Christmas Day. The Mandalorian Making of Season Two (aka Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian) is an hour-long movie that'll deliver the entirety of Season 2 in behind-the-scenes form. But why, you might ask, wouldn't this even-more-exciting season have an even-more-massive making-of special than Season 1?
Three years ago, Star Wars: The Last Jedi was released, and it divided the masses. Some fans thought the movie was so extremely bad, they wanted it struck from the record!* Despite the negativity, The Last Jedi remained staunchly on-record and its influence blasted its way into the creators of every Star Wars title thereafter.
Studio Wildcard has announced a new animated TV series based on the hit survival game Ark: Survival Evolved. The series was first announced during The Game Awards and it has since received a trailer, giving fans their first look at the upcoming animation. The studio already has two seasons in the pipeline with an anticipated 2022 launch.
Disney has bumped the theatrical releases of several anticipated movies, including Black Panther 2, later into 2022. The news first arrived as part of Disney at Investor Day, with additional details dropping soon after. Though the changes aren't extreme, they do mean fans will have to wait a few extra months for certain movies to premiere.
Today we're taking a quick journey down the list of Star Wars projects announced by Disney this week. Disney revealed that there'd be a number of new television shows that'll be shown on Disney+ and at least one more feature-length movie in the near future, too. This comes after the initial announcement that there'll be 15 Star Wars projects on Disney+ in the next few years - so buckle up!
Disney's Investors Day definitely dumped a lot of information over the Internet you'd be forgiven if you feel a bit overloaded. Especially if you follow and subscribe to the company's numerous properties and content distribution services like Disney+, Hulu, and even ESPN+. Not everyone, however, might enjoy hearing all about these new films and shows since these services aren't widely available outside the US. Disney, however, will be fixing that with some good news for overseas fans while also bringing a small bad one for Disney+ subscribers.