10 ‘Star Wars’ Spin-off Films We Want to See

Star Wars Standalone Spinoff Films Ideas Discussion

Unless you've been living under a rock, you've surely heard what may be the biggest movie geek news of a generation: Star Wars is headed back to theaters for a new trilogy of films - starting with Star Wars Episode VII, which is being directed by J.J. Abrams. In addition to a new trilogy, we now know that Star Wars standalone spinoff films are also on the way, which is why we are here to pitch "10 Star Wars Spin-off Movies We'd Like to See" - presented in no particular order of awesomeness. NOTE: We'll be sticking to storylines that are either already established through the expanded universe or have already been rumored for production. Epic EU storylines like The Thrawn Trilogy, New Jedi Order or Legacy of the Force are big enough to have their own movie trilogies, so you won't find them on this list of standalone film ideas.

An "interquel" launched in the 1990s, Shadows of the Empire fills in a lot of the gaps between Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. This includes Leia's search for a captured Han Solo, the construction of Luke's second Lightsaber (the green one), and a power struggle between Darth Vader and Prince Xizor, leader of a galactic criminal syndicate, for the favor of Emperor Palpatine. Released as a multi-media project, the Shadows of the Empire novel followed a lot of the Original Trilogy characters - but the popular video game for the Nintendo 64 introduced fans to Dash Rendar, a smuggler buddy of Han Solo who aids the Rebel Alliance during Han's carbonite siesta. WHY IT WOULD WORK: Shadows of the Empire offers a nice balance of the familiar and the new - and considering the considerable changes that occur between Episodes V and VI, this bridge piece would be a smart addition. Sure, you may want to skip segments requiring an aged Mark Hamill or Carrie Fisher to appear onscreen - but Vader, Dash, Boba Fett and Xizor are all great dramatic personae to explore.

Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic Movie

Based on the popular video game series, Knights of the Old Republic takes Star Wars fans back some 4,000 years before the rise of the Galatic Empire. A former Sith - mentally "reprogrammed" by the Jedi Council - attempts to solve the mystery of his own identity in time to stop his traitorous former apprentice, Darth Malak, from leading a Sith army against the Republic. That quest involves locating a map and uncovering the "Star Forge," the source of Malak's military power. WHY IT WOULD WORK: KotOR would be akin to exploring Medieval times of the Star Wars universe. We've only seen Jedi and Sith working in measured numbers; all-out battles between armies of them would be geek-EPIC. The games had enough depth of narrative and character to attract millions of fans; a movie would therefore have plenty of ripe material to draw from, including a great story of redemption not seen since Vader tossed the Emperor into the pits of the Death Star. BONUS: This wouldn't have to just be a great standalone film. Given the expansive nature of KotOR (in sequel games, comic books, etc.), a successful first film could be the gateway to a whole new Star Wars spinoff saga. However, even as a one-time experience, KotOR would be thrilling.

Dark Forces was a two-part Star Wars spinoff game released on Windows PCs in the late '90s. Like Shadows of the Empire, it started as an "interquel" that filled in story gaps from the original trilogy; the sequel game picked up after Return of the Jedi and would therefore fill in gaps between the original trilogy and the upcoming sequel trilogy. The games follow Kyle Katarn, a former Imperial soldier who becomes a mercenary when he learns the Empire killed his parents. Katarn is hired by the Rebel Alliance for jobs that include stealing the Death Star blueprint schematics and thwarting an attempt to produce a new, more powerful, Imperial Trooper. In the sequel game, Katarn learns of his own latent Force powers and embarks on a quest to stop seven "Dark Jedi" from corrupting the "Valley of the Jedi," a burial ground with powerful ties to the Force. WHY IT WOULD WORK: Dark Forces is a tale that could offer stylistic opportunities to do something different. Katarn's journey from evil soldier to noble mercenary to Jedi warrior is a rich arc, and would be the perfect vehicle for an up-and-coming action star. Envision: a Batman Begins-style film that uses editing and anachronistic narrative to carry us through the entire ballad of Kyle Katarn over both video games. "What takes a man from the guns of the Empire to the sword of the Jedi?" Let's find out!

The Force Unleashed was another popular Star Wars video game, released in the late 2000s. The story is set between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope and follows "Starkiller," the son of two Jedi who is taken under the wing of Darth Vader when he is discovered as an infant during one of Vader's raids on the few surviving Jedi. Vader trains Starkiller to overthrow the Emperor, but when Palpatine learns of the new apprentice, he forces Vader to betray Starkiller and leave him for dead. Instead, Vader spares his apprentice and secretly tasks him with stirring up the rebel forces opposing the Empire. Thanks to Jedi Master Rahm Kota, Starkiller learns the lighter side of the force but ultimately falls in battle against the Emperor. In the end, his family crest becomes the sigil of the new Rebel Alliance, and he is transformed into a martyr for the cause. WHY IT WOULD WORK: Force Unleashed adds some new depth to established characters like Vader, Princess Leia and her adoptive father, Bail Organa - all of whom Starkiller meets on his journey. In terms of "interquels," it is one of the most interesting and epic - though some may fairly argue that the story leans a bit too close to Luke Skywalker's arc in the original trilogy. (The sequel game - involving Starkiller clones - may also be a bit too much for a movie.) However, with the right young actor...

Derived from a mid-2000s video game and a series of spinoff novels, Republic Commando delves into the Clone Wars from a unique angle: the viewpoint of elite squads of clone soldiers (most often Delta and Omega Squads). Picking up from Attack of the Clones and running through the time period after Revenge of the Sith, the RC saga examines the more militaristic side of the Star Wars universe. Eventually, the commandos are forced to examine themselves and their role in the war as the Republic they fought for transforms into a Galatic Empire, in which clone soldiers must either become Imperial Soldiers or renegade mercenaries fighting alongside Rebel and Jedi forces. WHY IT WOULD WORK: Republic Commando is a Star Wars story unlike most others, in that it examines not only a soldier's life in the galatic war - but a clone's existence, as well. Watching the shifting moral outlook of the soldiers would be a nice rumination on the effects of war and politics, while divided allegiances in the wake of the Empire's rise would be gripping wartime drama for these brothers-in-arms. BONUS: Since they're clones, you could save a bundle on casting, since your lead actor (Temuera Morrison as Jango Fett) could play all of the main roles (when the soldiers are not in helmet, of course).

Chewbacca Han Solo Star Wars Spinoff Movie

He stands as one of the most iconic figures in the saga (disappearing body trick, FTW!) - and while his story has been further explored in prequel films and spinoff projects like The Clone Wars animated series, there is still enough room for Ben "Obi-Wan" Kenobi to get his own movie. Whether delving into Obi-Wan's younger years (as explored in Expanded Universe fiction like Jedi Apprentice and Jedi Quest); filling in the gaps in his life during Episodes 1 - 6 (The Clone Wars, his exile years before A New Hope) - or maybe just a portrait of the man that covers all that aforementioned material - Kenobi (man, general, Jedi master) is a complex, pivotal character who can surely support a standalone film. WHY IT WOULD WORK: People love Obi-Wan; actor Ewan McGregor is still around to play adult and elderly versions of the character; and there's the added benefit of possibly leaving room for Liam Neeson to return to the franchise (as Qui-Gon Jinn, Obi-Wan's mentor) in a much better fashion than Phantom Menace afforded him. Plus, Star Wars could use a good Medieval Knight-style film, and Obi-Wan's adventures could certainly be spun in that way.

Star Wars Boba Fett Twin Engines of Destruction Movie

Boba Fett is one character already rumored to be getting a spinoff film, and while there are many great stories about the Mandalorian bounty hunter/clone that could be told, Twin Engines of Destruction is one we definitely want to see onscreen. As part of the Star Wars: Bounty Hunters comic series (which is ripe for adaptation in its entirety, really), Twin Engines chronicles the story of Jodo Kast, a young bounty hunter who gets himself a suit of Mandalorian Armor that looks like Boba Fett's. When Jodo goes around collecting bounties on the premise that he is superior to Fett, Boba decides it's time to defend his reputation. With a bit of subterfuge, Boba lures Jodo to the Hutt homeworld of Nal Hutta for a final showdown. WHY IT WOULD WORK: Twin Engines has a pretty straightforward story, but it's one that could open the door to an exciting part of the Star Wars universe not yet explored onscreen (the bounty hunter underworld). It would also feature one of most iconic characters in the franchise (Boba Fett), while literally serving as proof of why he's such a beloved (and feared) badass. What's not to like? Rouge Squadron Movie

Clone/Imperial troops aren't the only soldiers on the Star Wars battlefield that need their story told onscreen; the X-Wing squadrons of the Rebel Alliance played a big role in the defeat of the Galatic Empire. In a story that has spanned novels, comic books and video games, Rogue Squadron chronicles famous X-Wing dogfights from the original Star Wars trilogy and beyond, tracing the continuing adventures of heroic Rebel pilot Wedge Antilles and his new squad of recruits, in the era following the Empire's collapse. WHY IT WOULD WORK: George Lucas might not have had success with Red Tails - but the WWII dogfight segments were impressive evidence of what CGI can bring to aerial action. While even casual Star Wars fans have an affinity for trusty ol' Wedge Antilles, it's not impossible to re-cast the character with a headlining name. Otherwise, original Wedge actor Denis Lawson is still available for (and welcome to) the part. Surround Wedge with a crop of fresh-faced young stars and we would have something akin to Top Gun - only with Star Wars spaceships. Pretty awesome, right?

You can fold it into the already-rumored Han Solo origin film, or make it the focus of a movie all its own - either way, we need to see a story about the meeting and bonding of smuggler buddies Han Solo and Chewbacca. "He's a Corellian roughneck with a heart of gold, and he's a noble Wookiee warrior. Together, they're the unstoppable, parsec-hopping duo that will one day help bring peace to the galaxy. But today, they're on the run and just trying to complete their latest job. It's hard out there for a smuggler..." WHY IT WOULD WORK: This is the 48 Hrs./Rush Hour/21 Jump Street-style buddy action/comedy the Star Wars universe needs. Cast a wise-cracking actor as young Han Solo, throw in a bunch of semi-racist Wookiee jokes, a love interest, a semi-noble quest and a dash of Indiana Jones-style adventure, and you have the sort of hit film the whole family buys tickets for. (And big merchandising opportunities thereafter - Wookiee doll$, baby!) BONUS: The opportunity to give Chewbacca his own starring role. 'Nuff said.

Master Yoda Star Wars Seven Samurai Movie

It was recently rumored that Man of Steel director Zack Snyder was interested in doing a Star Wars film based on Akira Kurosawa's Seven Samurai (and its remake, Magnificent Seven). Around the same time, it was also rumored that a Yoda standalone film could be on the horizon. Our thought: Why separate those two ideas when they clearly go together like PB&J? Do we need to know the origins of baby Yoda (a story that has remained mysterious throughout Star Wars lore)? No. What we NEED to see is how that most unlikely of little green men earned his status as a galatic hero and legend. Zack Snyder's "Jedi Seven Samurai" could do just that, by showing us an instance where Yoda's wisdom and strength bested insurmountable odds, distinguishing him as a true Jedi master and hero. WHY IT WOULD WORK: It features one of the most beloved (and marketable) Star Wars characters, in a story whose themes and ideas are so relatable to everything that makes Jedi cool (discipline, honor, courage, willpower, sword skill). Jedi have always been intergalactic samurai - so why not give us a samurai epic with a sci-fi twist? It practically sells itself. BONUS: You could also include characters like Mace Windu (Samuel L. Jackson) and other Jedi Council members in their (slightly) younger years, adding some nice familiar faces to the tale.

With so much Star Wars lore having been established via the expanded universe - and all those stories that passionate fans have been either writing down or kicking around their own heads for years - there are plenty of great ideas for Star Wars spin-off films that we haven't touched upon here. Be sure to share some of YOUR ideas with us in the comments. ——— Star Wars Episode VII is aiming to be in theaters sometime in 2015. Artwork Sources: Fanpop, Comic Vine, Paul Youll, Mauricio Herrera (El-Grimlock), LucasFilm, Wookieepedia, Dark Horse Comics

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Bushy-Top 3 months ago

Episode VII

Darth Maul returns to find Obi-Wan has already been killed by Vader. He chases the next best thing; Luke. Luke dies in the end just like Jinn died in Episode 1 and Obi-Wan in Episode 4. The perfect intro to a new trilogy.

Everyone sh*ts themselves.

-BT

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- strider 3 months ago
  
  Booo
  
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Gallifreyanjedi 3 months ago

I’d like to see a spin-off film involving Ahsoka Tano if she survives the events of The Clone Wars series / Order 66. She’s become one of my favorite Star Wars characters and it’d be interesting to see her on her own after the events of the prequels. Again, only if she survives.

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- darthstich 3 months ago
  
  I agree. All we know is that as of EP III Ashoka had not passed her Jedi Training (or Anakin would be a Jedi Master which they specifically say he is not). If she isn’t dead, there is a potentially an interesting story there
  
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  - darthballs 3 months ago
    
    passing her training wouldn’t make Anakin a master necessarily
    
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Joel Freeman 3 months ago

I would like to see The Old Republic with Sith armys and definately Darth Bane. Also would like to see a Darth Sidious origin story with Darth Plagues.

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- Stark 3 months ago
  
  i agree with a Sidious/Plagues origin stroy for sure!!!!
  
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The Avenger 3 months ago

The only one on this list that I wouldn’t really care to see would be Rogue Squadron…

I’m really crossing fingers for Han & Chewie, Yoda, Boba Fett, Force Unleashed and Republic Commandos to get movie treatments.

The cool thing with FU is that they can get the same actor from the video game, Sam Witwer, to play in the movie!

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- Squareman357 3 months ago
  
  Why wouldn’t you want to see a Rogue Squadron series or movie TA?
  
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  - The Avenger 3 months ago
    
    Out of the ten options on the list, Rogue Squadron is just the least interesting to me.
    
    I mean, if they make it, I’ll still watch it (because i’ll watch anything Star Wars related ), but it’s not something I’m hoping they’ll make, or something I’ll necessarily get excited about if they decide to make it.
    
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- movieDude 3 months ago
  
  yeah dude, get the same guy from the game for force unleashed. He looks just like the character. Have him get ripped for the part and he’d be perfect!! that movie could be incredible.
  
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- darthstich 3 months ago
  
  I’m sure Han meeting Chewie would be a major plot point in the purposed Han Solo movie. Boba Fett I’m also excited for but I don;’t think I’d like a Force Unleashed movie, then again I was disappointed with the story in the FU game
  
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Seth 3 months ago

The Han and Chewie film would be great. If you really wanted to go family friendly, that movie can be an animated movie by Pixar.

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- Kenny 3 months ago
  
  I know they’ve said Toy Story 3 would be the last one, but one of my first thoughts when hearing the news back in October was that there’s no way they would be able to resist another Toy Story with the Star Wars characters. So many possibilities.
  
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  - The Archer (formerly known as Nightwing) 3 months ago
    
    This just put a smile on my face haha! All my friends here with me agree! That is a great idea hopefully someone can think of this or hear about it at Pixar.
    
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    - bfg666 3 months ago
      
      Buzz Lightyear: To infinity and beyooooooond!!
      Luke Skywalker: I have a bad feeling about this…
      
      Priceless!
      
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Gerry T 3 months ago

I’m sitting bored out of my mind in class then I came across this and now this article just made my day. All of these ideas should be made into movies!

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Combine 3 months ago

Old Republic – Revan & Mal no doubt

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- movieDude 3 months ago
  
  yeah basically any of these would be awesome! but KOTOR catches my eye especially just all the lore they could tap into from the SW universe and what that game accomplished would just be so amazing.
  
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Muse1492 3 months ago

While the idea of a Yoda centric Jedi Seven Samurai is VERY intriguing, there is something that is overlooked… Yoda’s 900 year history going back to the Fall of the Old Republic! A Jedi Seven Samurai need not take place anywhere near the current the Cinematic Timeline… It could go back to his early years as a Jedi when the society was in greater disarray and needed the Jedi to restore order. Thus following Yodi and six fresh Jedi faces in a much earlier timeline that is more akin to the Dark Ages as they work to restore some core semblance of order to Galaxy so the Republic may rise again. This can be just one story arc in Yoda’s timeline, opening the door to other Yoda centric stories that span his 900 year history. Why limit Yoda to just one?

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- Kofi Outlaw 3 months ago
  
  @Muse1492
  
  You are full of good ideas, Sir. We would never limit Yoda.
  
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Captain Mal Reynolds 3 months ago

Personally I think Snyder could make an excellent Seven Samurai style Jedi movie if given the chance and I’d love to see this.

I’d also like something set in/around/about KOTOR

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- ios 3 months ago
  
  You could watch the Star Wars Clonee Wars Series .they have a Arc that is exactly that ! Very good imho !
  
  And for live avtion Movies,its just too many…make CGI ones like the current TV Show..and make more of them for TV not Cinema !:)
  
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ACW 007 3 months ago

I always wanted Force Unleashed to be the last set of Star Wars movies, I didn’t want them to keep going beyond Episode VI

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Kels 3 months ago

I’m excited for all these possibilities and the other great stories and ideas out there. I’m in for the long haul with Star Wars!

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TONY 3 months ago

DEATH TROOPERS – ZOMBIES + STAR WARS = PURE AWESOME

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- Muse1492 3 months ago
  
  Star Wars equivalent of Zombies are Rakghouls!
  
  Unfortunately, to be done effectively on screen would be a Hard R Rated Horror flick… Not something Disney would likely develope.
  
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  - TONY 3 months ago
    
    See: The 13th Warrior
    
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Phil 3 months ago

Anything relating to Yoda as a tadpole no, but anything relating to Ob1 I think would go down well.

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Squareman357 3 months ago

Rogue Squadron! YES!

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Writer 3 months ago

Yes! I badly want to see a Dark Forces Jedi Knight movie! Kyle Katarn is my favorite Jedi because he doesn’t let anything affect him emotionally and he still uses a blaster too.

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Anthony Parrott 3 months ago

I think an early story of Yoda could be a powerful, emotional film. In Episode III we see Yoda’s questionable advice to Anakin that attachment leads to jealousy, which (of course) leads to the Dark Side. How interesting would it be to see the story behind why Yoda feels this way so strongly; in other words a story of Yoda’s loss.

If you take that theme, you could also (somewhat darkly) apply how Yoda’s hundreds of years of influence led to the fall of the Jedi (an idea hinted at but never fully explored in the EU).

In fact it reminds me a bit of (to cross franchises for a moment) Dumbledore’s own involvement with Grindelwald; or Gordon’s and Wayne’s “truth Gotham deserves” mistake. To be reminded of Yoda’s own (ahem) humanity and fallenness could lead to an emotionally stirring film.

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- The Archer (formerly known as Nightwing) 3 months ago
  
  Sounds like this can actually work. I have been wanting a different direction rather than watch Yoda origins movie but this can work.
  
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- movieDude 3 months ago
  
  for a second I thought you were talking about yoda with a potential love interest at the beginning of your comment haha. I was like “whoooa! No! do not do that!” thinking of muppets like kermit and piggie and stuff haha.
  
  but yeah the backstory of the fall of the jedi and how yoda could have played a part in that could be super awesome.
  
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Darrin 3 months ago

Samuel Witwer from Being Human seems like the perfect person to play Starkiller.

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- The Avenger 3 months ago
  
  That’s because Sam Witwer was the actual actor who “played” Starkiller in the Force Unleashed games. (They modeled the character after his likeness and he also did the voice work for the character.)
  
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  - Professor Procrastination 3 months ago
    
    You are correct, but the studio will hire Channing Tatum.
    
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    - movieDude 3 months ago
      
      haha that would be awful.. but seriously they should make that movie with the actual guy. awesome idea!!
      
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Lord Bloodraven 3 months ago

I keep saying it…Darth Malgus, Satele Shan, and the return of the Sith to Korriban. If you’ve seen any of the cinematic trailers for the game than you would understand why they need to dump the Han, Chewie and lame Boba Fett ideas immediately and get cracking on these!

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Professor Procrastination 3 months ago

I like all these ideas, but I still want the gangster/underworld themed film. The Untouchables with Hutts.

He pulls a Gaffii Stick you pull a blaster, he sends one of yours to the med-bay you send one of his to the Rancor Pit! That’s the Tatooine way

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- The Avenger 3 months ago
  
  …you just made my day Professor.
  
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ryan 3 months ago

Has anyone read the Tales of the Bounty Hunters book? Its about all the bounty hunters when they start their hunt for Han Solo and the Millenium Falcon when aboard Vader’s Star Destroyer in Ep V. Its a great book and with a little fine tuning could make an excellent movie to flesh out those characters

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Symbiote Superman 3 months ago

I think all of these ideas are fantastic. The Star Wars universe would be a variety of different genres, so they could appeal to multiple audiences. Genius.

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David Wells 3 months ago

I would like to see The Thrawn Trilogy done, also maybe the New Jedi Order books!

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Nautius 3 months ago

Or we could just get something completely new and not rehashed. That would be ok too!

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tani 3 months ago

I wanna see a Guy Ritchie style gangster movie of StarWars. Maybe have the story surround Jabbas organization or bounty hunters.

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VADER's 501st 3 months ago

A truely great list of possible spin off films set in the star wars universe.

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Jason Sapp 3 months ago

Maybe I am a poor excuse for a Star Wars fan, but I ain’t feelin’ a yoda story. Very good and sometimes great character, I dont feel he should be a centerpiece of a movie. A seven samurai type of movie sounds like it could be fascinating and he could be in it as a guardian type of character but not the main character. Let’s make these movies about the human adventure again.

My favorite would be an Obi-wan movie; but with better characterization of good ole Ben. It could be great. There are plenty of stories they could tell with Kenobi.

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- movieDude 3 months ago
  
  yeah yoda wouldn’t be a good centerpiece for a movie imo. I agree with you there man. He’s like the sensei moral compass for the movies. Thats what he’s been so far, just a side character. But his backwards talk for an entire movie might get tiresome haha. he’s a great side character dont get me wrong just not a great lead character.
  
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  - JerryoftheWest 3 months ago
    
    I agree. I certainly am not into Yoda being the character they do a spinoff film based on. I think that he is better left with what mystique he has. And yes, movieDude, Yoda’s backwards talking went from being something amusingly quirky pre-1999 to an extremely obnoxious device used by everyone who felt the need to make passing reference to Star Wars. Yoda was one of the great cinematic characters of all time as a mysterious little wise creature in a dark swamp. The more he gets used, and the more we see him flipping around through the air in battle, the less compelling he becomes, IMO.
    
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benH 3 months ago

Many of these stand a lone ideas are great and others not so much. Being objective, one must ask, “will it sell?” Disney can make Expanded Universe movies all day long as long as they go straight to DVD, but when it comes to a theater release other factors are at play. The general public isn’t as knowledgeable with the Star Wars universe let alone the expanded universe as much as the fans are. I believe for the theater Disney will stick to mainstream known characters like Han Solo and Yoda. I do believe there is potential in Force Unleashed due to its inclusion of Darth Vader. KotOR (though I greatly like the idea of exploring a new ear of SW) feel it would be too ambitious at this time to venture into a theater when you are still wrapping up the Skywalker Saga. Do you remember that George Lucas was going to do a live action Star Wars TV show with spin offs that focused on the time period between EP3 and EP4? My theory is we will see these as the stand alone movies. Origin stories of well known characters. I know I would personally like to see a Mara Jade origin movie, but I must fall back to wether or not she known well enough to “sell” her own movie. Since I mentioned Mara, I would like to add that another theory I have for EP7. I believe EP7 will focus on the kids of Solo/ Skywalker. That’s my rant. Good day.

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schlenk5 3 months ago

I would love to see a movie that goes into Obi Wan’s backstory. They never mention anything about how he became a Jedi except for the fact that he was a little reckless when he started. We all know the story of qui Gon and obi wan but we never know how Obi wan gets there. I would love to see a movie completely based on his back story with a possible Liam Neeson cameo at the end

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Ryan 3 months ago

Because I’m partial to video games,

Knights of the Old Republic is a must!!!

The first would have to be pretty long though or divided into multiple movies.

And you can’t make the first Knights of the Old Republic without making the second!

Three Sith Lords in one movie would just be… awesome, not to mention the plot twists in both games would be perfect for the movies. And the second one would make for some great themes and symbolism.

Ahhhh if there is a God, please have a studio exec be considering this! It’s a chance to introduce a totally fresh cast of characters (at least fresh to the movies)

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