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,

Skeleton Crew,” now streaming on Disney+, clearly plays to the younger end of the “Star Wars” fan base, so set your expectations accordingly, writes our reviewer.

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,

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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.

The following story contains minor spoilers for the first two episodes of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew. SOMETIMES, STORIES IN the Star Wars universe get stuck between a rock and a hard place. If something tries to do something new,