Disney has pulled the second Star Wars movie dated for Dec. 18, 2026 off the calendar. Going in that spot is Ice Age 6.

Disney appears to still be wandering in the wilderness when it comes to its plans for future Star Wars movies.

A common criticism of the recent trilogy is that the story or franchise lacks clear direction. That still seems to be the case; only Disney has become even more gun-shy since Rise Of Skywalker. Sadly, Star Wars is primarily a press release property now, but that may be the best form for it to take.

A 'Star Wars' movie originally set with a placeholder for December 2026 has been pulled from the calendar and replaced with 'Ice Age 6.'

The scavenger-turned-Jedi played by Daisy Ridley in the last three episode movies is key to the space opera's next turn.

Disney’s Star Wars film strategy seems lost in the desert, with plans for future movies centered around Rey as everyone else is dead.

To the surprise of absolutely no one who has experienced any given Star Wars production in recent years, a number of Disney insiders have reportedly admitted that Lucasfilm is absolutely struggling to come up with a concrete plan for the future of the once-beloved franchise.

Yet another Star Wars movie has been pulled from yet another planned release date. Disney and Lucasfilm had penciled in the a new Star Wars film for release in theaters on December 18, 2026, a little over two years from now.

Daisy Ridley's character Rey Skywalker will reportedly appear in "several" upcoming Star Wars films as she's been deemed the galaxy far, far away's "most valuable cinematic asset." Anonymous sources close to Star Wars told The Hollywood Reporter as much,