Disney+ just added a brand-new collection to its Star Wars hub, and considering the new collection has a Star Wars movie in it, it marks the fifth collection on the streaming platform to include at least one film. While Star Wars started out solely as a film franchise, it has turned into a more even mix of movies and television shows, especially since Disney purchased Lucasfilm from George Lucas. Over the past few years, Disney has worked hard to expand Star Wars' TV library, but it is still figuring out new ways to bring films into the fold, as evidenced by Disney+'s newest streaming collection.The Mandalorian & Grogu is the most recent feature film to be released in the Star Wars universe, and after officially debuting on Disney+, Star Wars created a brand-new collection featuring the recent title. For reference, Disney+ creates different collections within its specific brands for fans who only want to see certain pieces of media. For example, Disney+'s Lucasfilm Animation collection only includes projects that were developed by Lucasfilm Animation, so none of the live-action films or TV shows were ever added to it.The new Star Wars collection contains eight total projects, with one of those being the newly-released Mandalorian & Grogu. Read full article on The Direct.