The Walt Disney Company is probably hoping that upon viewing the new trailer for the upcoming Star Wars film The Mandalorian and Grogu, audiences feel a swell of nostalgia. No, not for 1977, when Star Wars was fresh and wondrous; after all, Disney didn’t even own it then. The revised Elio could scarcely have made much less at the box office; it’s the lowest-grossing Pixar movie other than those directly affected by the pandemic. They’re still fuming over the same-sex kiss in Lightyear or girls being in Star Wars or Black people being in anything. After all, that’s an environment where no one’s favorite Star Wars film can still eke out a billion dollars worldwide.