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The Mandalorian - Season 2 |OT| Wherever I go, he goes [SPOILERS ON EPISODE DROP]
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Yeah this I can get behind. It takes cues from both, while not excelling at either.
The town didn't know where the Sand Dragon lived and the Tuskens didn't have the technology to take it down. The Marshal and the town viewed the Tuskens as savages and would not have been able to break bread without Mando's familiarity with them as a people and their language/cultural norms. The town also would not have followed Mando's instructions without the leadership of the Marshal. It was about people overcoming their differences to take down a common threat.
I enjoyed the first season enough to carry on watching this show, even though a few episodes kind of felt like watching somebody play a pretty looking side quest in a computer game. The first episode of the second season, however, was pretty good actually, and I liked how the Sand People were more humane too.
For me though, as a fan of Justified:
*takes helmet off*
OH MY GOD, IT'S RAYLAN GIVENS!
For me though, as a fan of Justified:
*takes helmet off*
OH MY GOD, IT'S RAYLAN GIVENS!
So do people see Raylan Givens or Seth Bullock that people see when he takes off the helmet? Cobb Vanth seems like a nicer, more chilled out guy than both, but a bit less swagger since he's not the main guy on the show. There is probably some Olyphant cinematic universe where they are all in the same bloodline that are always destined to be marshals.
Raylan... Seth always looked like he could assplode at any minute.
But Seth has the best marshal swag:
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If it's like the first season, there will be a point where Mando gathers all the new people he's met for something in a later episode
Of all the character speculation and discussion I think im most surprised this character didn't come up at all.
He is in Rebels', Clone Wars and one of the faces of Galaxy's Edge.
Hondo is a great and respected business across the galaxy!
He is in Rebels', Clone Wars and one of the faces of Galaxy's Edge.
Hondo is a great and respected business across the galaxy!
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He's so sad that they took his armor.Got the highest quality image of Boba I've seen, brightened the shadows.
Hondo's in this season????????!?!??! When was this leaked?
Oh sorry, im saying with all the guessess and suggestions of who could show up I haven't seen Hondo mentioned once.
Oh I had no idea there was an animatronic of him! I could definitely see him making showing up making trouble for Din or being referenced by some other smugglers/pirates lol
Why is Boba still on Tatooine? It's been 5 years and he should know how to get off the damn planet.
Not just an animatronic they had a suit actor there around the openings
What a great first episode. This show has brought back so much of the stuff I love about Star Wars. Best thing I've seen since the OG trilogy
laying low perhaps
might be a bad time to be a known friend of the empire and enemy of republic heroes luke/han/leia
tatooine could be a good place for a man to hide from the new republic
You know, if it actually gets into Boba's backstory and motivations
It would be cool if we see him originally going after Vanth for his armor back but he sees what it was used for which to him calls back
And he then let's him be.
It would be cool if we see him originally going after Vanth for his armor back but he sees what it was used for which to him calls back
And he then let's him be.
Checking in again, did the Episode 9 soundtrack ever release? Have we gotten any word on how they're handling that this season if not?
This is nonsense. Spaghetti westerns have tons of depth and character. Films like Once Upon a Time in the West and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly aren't considered some of the greatest films of all time just because people like cowboys shooting bad people.
The Mandalorian is less like spaghetti westerns and more like those type of shows that were parodied in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. A kinda fun, but ultimately meaningless villain of the week show.
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Something interesting I noticed about Boba's armor:
His jetpack was repaired before Cobb Vanth Vanth Refrigeration got his hands on it.
Jawa work? Boba post-pit? Or just something production decided to overlook because it's not that important?
His jetpack was repaired before Cobb Vanth Vanth Refrigeration got his hands on it.
Jawa work? Boba post-pit? Or just something production decided to overlook because it's not that important?
Thank you. The Mandalorian models the difference between classic and revisionist westerns. While the series may feature some scant qualities of the latter, it certainly favors the bombast of the former.
Insinuating a lack of sophistication in any Sergio Leone picture should be criminalized.
I thought that was Jango Fett? The timeline is so very confusing to a casual Star Wars fan like myself.
it's the actor who played Jango, but remember that Boba is a clone of Jango, that was allowed to age naturally.
Jango Fett got his head chopped off wayyyyy before. Boba is a clone of him, one that ages normally so he'd look just like an older Jango at this point.
5 years older than their age in ROTJ. Mando is set 5 years after ROTJ.
17 hours from exactly now.
I did the exact same thing not 7 hours ago, lol. Got up excited for a new episode and none came. Took 10 minutes of refreshing D+ to realize that the new episode is tomorrow.
They said it'd feel the ship's vibrations and just not come out.
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Yup, we knew who was directing each episode before the season started last time around. Not this time.
Them remaking this episode in live action would be amazing.
Gonna start my 4th watch of chapter 9 soon. Excited as fuck for chapter 10 tonight!
Hopefully plenty of the bro Tem in tonight's episode.
Hopefully plenty of the bro Tem in tonight's episode.
