The Mandalorian and Grogu, the latest installment in the Star Wars franchise, has experienced a rapid decline at the box office, falling out of the domestic Top 5 in just two weekends. Directed by Jon Favreau, the film opened with a disappointing $81.7 million, the lowest debut for the franchise since 1999. In its second weekend, it is projected to earn only $9.5 million, reflecting a steep 61% drop, which positions it behind new releases like Scary Movie and Masters of the Universe. This swift descent marks the quickest fall for a live-action Star Wars film, surpassing previous lows set by The Last Jedi and Solo. Although the film has received reasonably positive reviews, its box office performance raises doubts about its profitability, especially given its production cost of $165 million and a break-even point estimated at $412 million. With total earnings exceeding $250 million globally, the film may still find financial success through merchandise and future digital releases, but its theatrical performance could impact the development of upcoming Star Wars projects.