
For quite some time, it was thought that Star Wars consisted of only six films. However, long before Disney acquired Lucasfilm in 2012, this was far from accurate. Small screen projects such as the Droids and Clone Wars animated series, along with the Ewok TV movies, demonstrated that there was a vast amount of content beyond what was shown on the big screen (not to mention the Expanded Universe material). Over the past decade since Disney took over the franchise, this wealth of Star Wars content has only grown even more substantial.
For enthusiasts of the Star Wars saga, there’s an abundance of content to explore in a distant galaxy. If you’re searching for a convenient spot to revisit some lesser-known aspects of Star Wars, Disney+ is a great option. This streaming platform offers seven intriguing pieces of Star Wars media that, although not widely known, showcase the expansive universe hidden under the Star Wars brand.
1) Extensive Behind-the-Scenes in the “Extras” Sections For Each Movie

It’s unfortunate that streaming services have significantly reduced the demand for physical media, as they once provided a wealth of exclusive behind-the-scenes content. While having some of these extras on Disney+ is convenient, it doesn’t compare to owning a DVD or Blu-Ray disc. However, one advantage Disney+ has over other streaming platforms is that it offers additional perks such as rare deleted scenes from “A New Hope” for its subscribers.
2) Alternate Versions of Familiar Stories

One exciting addition to Disney+’s Star Wars library is alternative takes on classic films, such as a Navajo-language version of A New Hope and the “score-only” version of The Last Jedi (previously only available on home video). The score-only edition is particularly intriguing because it lets viewers savor John Williams’ exceptional music composed for The Last Jedi while also admiring director Rian Johnson’s skill in visual storytelling.
3) Commentaries by JJ Abrams & Rian Johnson

Unfortunately, not all Star Wars movies available on Disney+ come with audio commentary. However, some Disney era Star Wars titles do have this feature. For instance, you can enjoy commentaries from J.J. Abrams and Rian Johnson on The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi respectively. If you’re interested, Johnson’s commentary is particularly enlightening given his deep-rooted interest and expertise in audio commentaries.
4) The Empire of Dreams Documentary

In 2004, following the conclusion of the Prequel Trilogy, a comprehensive documentary titled “Empire of Dreams” was made available on DVD and TV networks. This fascinating behind-the-scenes film contained many interesting tales about the creation of the original Star Wars movies, along with humorous insights from George Lucas. Now, it can be enjoyed by all Star Wars enthusiasts on Disney+.
5) Vintage Droids/Ewoks/Clone Wars Shows

If you’re a dedicated fan of the Star Wars universe, Disney+ offers more than just the main storyline; it also showcases some parts of the franchise that were once considered non-canonical but still offer great content. For instance, the original animated Clone Wars series is a standout piece among Star Wars media. However, less celebrated are a couple of Ewok TV movies, one featuring Wilfred Brimley, and an animated Droids program centered around C-3PO and R2-D2. These productions range from creative peaks to valleys, and they’re all available for you to explore.
6) POV Videos for Star Wars Disney Rides

If you’re unable to visit Disney’s Galaxy’s Edge theme park, don’t worry! You can now explore this Star Wars-themed land from home through ride point-of-view videos available on Disney+. One video provides a tour of Galaxy’s Edge as a whole, while the other offers a thrilling ride experience on Rise of the Resistance. So sit back, relax on your couch, and engage in an exciting confrontation with Kylo Ren and his cohorts!
7) Star Wars Biome/Vehicle Flythroughs

From the sandy expanses of Tatooine to the volcanic landscapes of Mustafar, the diverse planets in Star Wars have always sparked our imaginations. Now, with the Star Wars Biomes series, viewers can unwind and enjoy the stunning details of these planets. These short videos focus on peaceful ambiance, making it easy to appreciate their intricate beauty without any conventional stories. It’s also quite calming to watch tranquil versions of familiar, entertaining cosmic destinations.
Star Wars Biomes and other Star Wars materials are now streaming on Disney+.
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