'The Mandalorian And Grogu' has opened to disappointing box office receipts, generating $165 million worldwide, the lowest for any Star Wars film. This figure fell short of the $171 million earned by 'Solo' in 2018, even before considering inflation. While critics have given average reviews, citing a lack of the franchise's signature cinematic magic, audience reactions have been more positive, suggesting the film could still turn a profit during the summer. Industry analyst David Gross remarked that the film's earnings reflect typical performance for spin-offs, emphasizing that while it doesn't match the primary Star Wars films, it still contributes to the franchise's overall business. Looking ahead, Lucasfilm is planning new stories, including a film starring Ryan Gosling and a trilogy focused on Rey Skywalker, who last appeared in 'The Rise of Skywalker.' The decline in box office performance may be attributed to changing viewing habits and franchise fatigue, as audiences have access to extensive Star Wars content on Disney+.