The Star Wars franchise will provide several big pieces of news in 2025 as marketing for many upcoming movies and TV shows gets underway. Many are hoping that 2025 will be a big year for the Star Wars franchise, primarily due to the somewhat lull it faced in 2024. Lucasfilm will likely seek to distance upcoming Star Wars TV shows from the controversy that marred The Acolyte, all while kickstarting a return to the big screen. For the first time since the late 2010s, upcoming Star Wars movies will be advertised by the studio.
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