I felt that the decision took out my sense of accomplishment, that's why it didn't work for me.
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The Mandalorian - Season 2 |OT| Wherever I go, he goes [SPOILERS ON EPISODE DROP]
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yes, I can see why you would be upset. But in the context of everything, it was the right decision.
Come to think of it, how would Luke work narratively? Presumably they want Grogu to be part of the show, and we know Luke's Jedi Order does not end well. Unless Luke is just the cavalry to save Mando's squad, it's not like he can stick around, in which case he's no more a teacher than Ashoka.
Somehow the show needs to either get Mando to find a way of teaching Grogu without a Jedi, lose Grogu without losing the audience, or add a Jedi as a main character. Luke doesn't really fit any of those.
Somehow the show needs to either get Mando to find a way of teaching Grogu without a Jedi, lose Grogu without losing the audience, or add a Jedi as a main character. Luke doesn't really fit any of those.
Beeping noise from Boba's rangefinder when he fires a rocket at the transports. Sounds like his appearance from ANH.
When Cobb used it earlier this season, it sounded like a targeting computer from a fighter.
Also. When Din asked whether or not Boba was a Jedi. It's a deep reference to Episode III. There's a deleted scene where Clone Troopers were dressed as Jedi. Obi-Wan remarks that clones make terrible Jedi.
Oh yeah I remember the Lego Star Wars games had these guys as enemies in the Jedi temple stage.
I'm not sure how that final decision was in any way a surprise or negative.
Cal already had that vision at the temple that showed what would happen if he decided to restart the order during the Empire's reign. It wouldn't be pretty. The sense of accomplishment comes from keeping the holocron out of the Empire's hands for good, and hell, just surviving an encounter with Vader.
I wish one day to have live action Star Wars media where stormtroopers are not complete fucking idiots, lol. Man, they were more inept than usual.
Anyways, fun episode. Boba kicking ass, bad dialogue, fan service, little baby handcuffs at the ready. I love it, hehehe.
Can't wait to see which Jedi answers the call.
Anyways, fun episode. Boba kicking ass, bad dialogue, fan service, little baby handcuffs at the ready. I love it, hehehe.
Can't wait to see which Jedi answers the call.
How dare you share positive impressions in this thread.
(game was great, I want the sequel right now)
The Holocron was nothing more than a McGuffin to make the story progress and give a goal to the characters. What the ending really shows is how these characters have evolved over the course of the game. How they've learned to believe in themselves again and trust each other. It was a good ending.
I'd say de-ageing the voice would be more difficult than de-ageing the face so it probably won't be him.
How do you think he got out of the Sarlacc. He ate his way out.
Nope and the TLJ novelization made it clear Luke never had a wife. If they ever did bring her in then she wouldn't be romantically involved with Luke.
When 59 years old you reach, look as good as Temeura Morrison, you will not
Luke: New temple, who dis?
I believe in my heart the jedi will be Yaddle.
I mean probably not but it might make everyrones head explode.
I mean probably not but it might make everyrones head explode.
I'm gonna go ahead and say this is 99% of the reason why they never shorten the scripts from "taking a job on the Outer Rim" to "taking an Outer Rim job"
Because I feel like that phrase has been said a lot in SW
Not really. It's space magic.
Considering his clothes, I assume he lived with tusken raider after he got out of sarclac pit. I assume tusken people saved him and that's why he stay with them instead of looking for his armor back
Well why don't you Mighty Morph into somebody watching another TV show
Go Go Power okay.
Why Power Rangers out of curiosity though? The armour? The desolate background? Really the only thing Star Wars doesn't have a lot of is big zoologically themed mechas.
You both raised good points, thank you. While I'm not sure I can say I like ending now, I feel like I understand it better now.
The story was basically "How to deal with Order 66 PTSD: The Game", which is interesting as we've not really seen that before (though I imagine it'll be a big part of the Obi Wan series)
The ship was there specifically to retrieive the child. It makes perfect sense that they had handcuffs designed just for him.
LOL I had the exact same thought watching this episode for some reason. The stormtroopers were especially putty like and the action had awkward cheap looking cuts.
This episode and last week's could be from different TV shows altogether.
Boba was specifically made to age at a normal rate compared to the 2x aging of the other clones.
Also I think we can assume the Sarlacc Pit made Boba more weathered than he may of otherwise been.
Vader's fucking *45* in RotJ, I'm tired of hearing how X actor doesn't look *exactly* the age of their character lol.
Much like Boba, there is a plausible canon explanation in that the Lava of Mustafar messed him up.
Jesus this would be the worst. Mace is the one prequel character I consider to be completely irredeemable. Just a gigantic gaping asshole.