A brand-new look at The Mandalorian and Grogu has landed online, and it’s packed with exactly the kind of chaotic action fans were hoping for. The footage throws Din Djarin and Grogu into a frantic downhill escape that feels equal parts thrilling and slightly ridiculous in the best way.The clip first showed up during a special segment on Good Morning America, and it wastes no time dropping us into the action. Din and Grogu hop onto an AT-RT and rocket downhill, weaving through danger as they attempt to outrun a line of towering AT-AT walkers unloading heavy fire. It plays out like a high-stakes ski run, except the obstacles are massive war machines trying to blast them off the mountain.Having seen the film’s opening, I can tell you they are on a mission trying to capture a crime boss, and in an effort to protect himself, he clearly wants Din and Grogu taken out. The walkers keep firing, but somehow the duo keeps slipping through the chaos untouched. The sequence cuts off before we see how they escape, leaving things hanging right when it gets intense.The film itself marks a big moment for the franchise. Directed by Jon Favreau, this is the first Star Wars movie to hit theaters in seven years. Pedro Pascal returns as Din Djarin, bringing the fan-favorite bounty hunter back to the big screen, with Grogu once again stealing attention at every turn. The character is brought to life vocally by David Acord, whose work continues to give Grogu that unmistakable charm.The supporting cast includes Jeremy Allen White stepping in as Rotta the Hutt, while Sigourney Weaver plays Colonel Ward. Matthew Willig takes on the role of Hogsbreth, and Martin Scorsese appears as an Ardennian shopkeeper named Hugo.With no official word yet on a fourth season of The Mandalorian, this movie could easily serve as the next chapter for the story instead of a traditional season continuation. Either way, it’s clear Lucasfilm isn’t holding back when it comes to scale.The Mandalorian and Grogu hits theaters on May 22, and if this clip is any indication, we’re in for a fast, chaotic, and seriously fun ride.