Published on
25/05/2026 - 9:12 GMT+2
The numbers are in, and it’s not looking great for Star Wars’ return to the multiplex.
The Mandalorian and Grogu, the franchise’s return to the big screen after seven years, has scored the lowest box office opening for a Star Wars film since Disney took over the IP.
The film, which stars Pedro Pascal as the Mandalorian bounty hunter accompanied by his tiny companion Grogu, made $102m at the domestic box office (North America and Canada) over the US’s four-day Memorial Day weekend, contributing to a total $165m global box office.
