Could barely stand all 8 episodes of the actual show. Not sure how interested I am in an 8 part docuseries about it unless they're really short. Disney getting really desperate for content. And sadly its only going to get worse.
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Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian, an eight episode documentary series (May 4th)
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The Lord of the Rings extended editions came with making of features that were longer than the movies when combined, and I watched every one of them.
Exactly what I was thinking. The appendices are one of the best "films" ever made.
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They finished filming in early march.. and they confirmed that they are WFH on the editing.
No shit? Hell yeah!
I had assumed it was in the same spot as the Marvel shows.
I'm excited for every episode and thanks for showing up for the sole purpose of shitting on the thread and on peoples interests like 14 year olds
There's very little decent new content on Disney Plus.
The service is desperately lacking here and basically bare bones compared to alternatives like Netflix, Prime etc. so it makes sense that they're doing stuff like this.
Been dying for something like this. So awesome. I want every single detail possible on the volume.
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Are all the series episodes even up yet in the UK? Pathetic they staggered the release. I just want them all ready to watch in one go, finally, this about half a year late.
Folks do realize that these are likely not full length episodes? They are probably half hour to twenty something minutes at best. Just cause they said 8 eps doesn't really tell us anything about run time
Looks fantastic. Exactly what I've been dying for. Not really sure how anyone who cares about film-making wouldn't be interested in this.
This looks great- glad to see this. The people shitting on this are just bizarre. Don't watch it if you don't want to.
I'd much rather a behind the scenes be overly long and drawn out than those short clips they throw on DVDs.
Seeing movie magic is as good as the product itself
Seeing movie magic is as good as the product itself
Loved this show. I'll probably watch this. What are the odds of the first season coming to blu ray? I don't see it anytime soon. I'm sure its a platform seller. If they just sold it nobody would subscribe.
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Weekly. We get 2 next week tho, monday and friday. Friday will be the regular drop.
Avatar: The Last Airbender getting a shout out is great, I fucking live that show. Dave says Anime weird though.
Edit: an even better acknowledgement they talked about 2003 Clone Wars. Put it on Disney+ you cowards!
Edit: an even better acknowledgement they talked about 2003 Clone Wars. Put it on Disney+ you cowards!
People rag on the amount of content available on Disney+, but I really like this sort of behind the scenes stuff and think this is something that's been really lacking from video streaming services thus far. This, alongside bringing back commentary tracks and other DVD special features give Disney+ the edge for me honestly.
I watched the first episode and it's really interesting stuff. I had no idea Bryce Dallas Howard directed an episode.
I watched the first episode and it's really interesting stuff. I had no idea Bryce Dallas Howard directed an episode.
That was so good! I kind of wish it was longer, it would have been fun to spend more time with the directors, though I'm sure they'll still be around in the coming episodes.
Can't remotely understand people complaining about this. 'Most' big releases have special features out the wazoo that total longer than the films themselves, Star Wars releases especially. There's also been a total dearth of behind the scenes TV series (and bonus features in general) since streaming took over. Who shat in your milk?
Can't remotely understand people complaining about this. 'Most' big releases have special features out the wazoo that total longer than the films themselves, Star Wars releases especially. There's also been a total dearth of behind the scenes TV series (and bonus features in general) since streaming took over. Who shat in your milk?
Loved the first episode; it's worth it for Filoni and Howard's wild George Lucas backstories alone, and Taika is a fucking legend, as always.
Biggest surprise: that one very specific prop in the finale was a practical effect!
Biggest surprise: that one very specific prop in the finale was a practical effect!
That glowing Darksaber, man...
I thought that was pretty obvious that was a practical effect.
Ep 2 definitely felt like more of a filler puff piece. Also Favreau interrupting and talking over people was a bit annoying.
The Filoni speech at the end was awesome though.
The Filoni speech at the end was awesome though.
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My thoughts exactly. I've always appreciated Filoni's work and have been eager see more of it, but after hearing him in this episode I really hope that he will play a big role in the future of Star Wars.
Jesus, they're pushing this hard. Who would have thought one memeworthy character and half a season of semi-competent storytelling would lead to all of this?
Maybe if they do an episode on special effects. The first is about directors, and the second producers.
I always get a kick out of seeing Giancarlo Esposito just talking a a real person. Every role I've ever seen him do is stoic bad guy, so seeing him smile and just talk like a regular guy is so weird.
