Prime Clone
Super Freak
Side note: Love your sig Khev, but wouldn't you prefer an animated one?
Exposed joints. Pass.Side note: Love your sig Khev, but wouldn't you prefer an animated one?
While TROS (and the sequel trilogy as a whole) were a quick, stabbing wound, this show is like the knive's still in, being slowly twisted.
Side note: Love your sig Khev, but wouldn't you prefer an animated one?
I miss your Jack.
Yes that's even better but with as often as I post I think a repeating animation would be overkill, lol.Side note: Love your sig Khev, but wouldn't you prefer an animated one?
*Manuevers floating Death Laser Platform over Kathleen's house*
Filoni and Favreau, you are next
I still cant believe this sh**. I just cannot. I just cant wait till we see Bo-Katan having MIL problems onscreen, either. You KNOW its gonna be some next level STUPID S*** like that. Perhaps in the "Kenobi" series we can have Kenobi beginning his trans journey. I just cannot with all this y'all I never dreamed such stupidity was possible. Even TLJ did not warn me sufficiently.
Nah, he’ll probably just hang up a shingle at his place out beyond the Dune Sea and become a midwife. Obi-Gyn Kenobi.Lady Kenobi...
I miss your Jack.
Haven't had it since early last year. Definitely worth it at the time, seeing Mando S1 and S2 all in one go.Cancel your Disney+
Marvel is doing well tho, even if I'm not a huge fan.I knew quantity would trump quality for both SW and Marvel, I just didn't think it would happen so soon.
With every new SW eff up:I gave the show a shot.
I forgave its flaws.
I was willing to separate my love for the bad ***, cool OT Fett and just try and watch this show for what it was.
And then that 1980's teen biker game came.
Then came that chase scene. Possibly the worst action scene I have ever witnessed.
**** this show.
There was a video of a Knights of Ren Disney+ show that made it onto YT last night. It looks fake to me, but interesting that another D+ show rumor is making the rounds.
I would rather watch that content then what we are getting right now.Looks preposterous. DarthKostos should love it -- evil Space Wizard doing impossible things.
YepThrough three episodes, I'm trying to understand the purpose of this show by looking for common themes. A prevailing one seems to be that things you knew from the OT aren't what they seemed to be. Rancors aren't vicious monsters; they're docile unless provoked or trained to be violent. Tuskens aren't savages; they're cultural victims of a changing world and technologically-driven outsiders. Boba Fett wasn't a ruthless and willing gun-for-hire; he was struggling to find himself and his place in the world without his clone father.
Why? Why do any of this rebranding? None of it helps make any of those more compelling than they were in the OT.
If the argument with Fett is that you couldn't make a compelling 7-episode series (totaling about 4 hours) about a mysterious badass with equally ambiguous morality, then Sergio Leone should rise from the grave to slap these guys in the face and remind them what Fett was inspired by. They turned "The Man With No Name" into "The Man With No Balls" and I'm struggling to understand why.
What's with all the softening of OT context? It can't be as simple as Disneyfication, since Favreau and Rodriguez wouldn't need this specific gig to get the same kind of paycheck. It's just baffling to me. I'm hoping the last four episodes will make the purpose clearer. If not, then what a bizarre waste.
and yepNo matter how tolerable or entertaining this show might be if you allow yourself to ignore the OT, that shouldn't even need to be a consideration. This series is an extension of the setups which preceded it, and there's nothing so far which couldn't have been accomplished the same (better, actually) without recontextualizing the OT.
If they wanted Fett to assimilate into a culture of unfairly-perceived savages in order to discover their nobility and motivate his new perspective on life, then *create* a new culture of neglected underground Tatooine natives rather rather than rebranding Tuskens. Each time Lucas revisited Tatooine, he kept adding new species to the territory. Could one of those also have been native to Tatooine, like Jawas and Tuskens? Why not? Shows you how much room there is to play with, given how relatively little we've actually seen of *an entire planet* on screen.
And if they wanted Boba Fett to have a life change, then establish a clear delineation between his OT persona and his new ongoing persona. It's that simple! Acknowledge the OT Fett by making it clear that who he *was* is dramatically different than who he now *is* post-Sarlacc. Instead, the OT Fett traits and context, which had been abundantly obvious for decades, are ignored as if it's essentially the same guy.
It's downright laughable to think of a guy wearing Wookiee-scalp trophies and disintegrating targets being a mostly kindhearted, but conflicted man who does things like apologize for an unintentional "keep an eye out" pun.
This whole series borrowers heavily from Solo down to the train and speeder chase.True, but the Cloud Riders were already borrowed for Solo. LFL is nothing if not derivative.
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