There’s a new way to stream Disney+ free for a limited time

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I should probably just keep this to myself, but I’m going to admit it anyway for all the world to see: I don’t like Star Wars. I was a massive fan of the original trilogy when I was a young child, to the point where I probably watched all three movies at least once a week. I was obsessed. As much as I loved the original three films, none of the Star Wars movies released since then have appealed to me at all. Even the more recent movies that people seem to enjoy were mediocre at best in my eyes. The storylines were boring, the characters were uninteresting, and I simply couldn’t find a way to make myself care about anything that was happening. I didn’t even bother to see The Rise of Skywalker, and that’s probably a good thing based on everything I’ve read so far. I understand that these movies all make a killing at the box office, and I’m not suggesting people are crazy for going to see them. I’m just saying they don’t appeal to me personally. At all.

Despite all that, there was just too much hype surrounding The Mandalorian for me to keep ignoring it, so I finally caved a couple of weeks ago and started watching it. Honestly… I can’t believe how good it is. I think it’s due in part to Jon Favreau et al deciding to focus on making a truly original show rather than tying it in with other storylines from the movies. Whatever the case, it’s a phenomenal show and I can’t wait for season 2 to premiere in October. If you already have Disney+, you’ve undoubtedly already watched The Mandalorian. If you don’t already have it though, then it’s time to stop missing out because there’s a new way to score for Disney+ free for a limited time.

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