greygoose
Super Freak
Sure about that?...Ep7 and 8 can stay. I'll rewatch those. Ep1-6 are going into the black hole of forgetting. They'll never watched again and in time will be forgotten. They'll be in the company of the ST, BoBF and Kenobi.
Sure about that?...Ep7 and 8 can stay. I'll rewatch those. Ep1-6 are going into the black hole of forgetting. They'll never watched again and in time will be forgotten. They'll be in the company of the ST, BoBF and Kenobi.
holy moley crapAnd to experience the greatest contrast in quality in SW history he can always watch Episode 6 and then jump to 8, lol.
JESUS DUDE THAT IS ONE FREAKING SUPER EPIC POST! I wish I could slam 100 more likes!
See, I disagree, largely because visually… he’s exactly what you expect a “dark Mandalorian” to be. That’s what makes him thematically and visually so interesting is that, as the villain, he’s a walking perversion and corruption of Mandalorians. He desecrates their temples and sacred lands, builds machines and armies of war on the corpse of their planet, plundering their resources to wear his own mocking imitation of Mandalorian armor, profaned in the stylings and colors of the very enemy that crushed them. He’s a walking abomination of everything Mandalore stood for, and parades their failures at them in his very uniform.
I love a good visual contrast. It perfectly reflects the theming of the show, and how he’s the antithesis of their culture in every way.
I was watching it in Stretched Max!I definitely felt like I was watching parts of Episode 6 in IMAX whenever a certain someone was on screen.
I never said the armor doesn't make sense, but I do find it ugly and not (classical) SW-looking enough. I also never could stomach the lightup melee weapons introduced in TFA. Same thing with the Praetorian "christmas decorations" here in Mando. I'd have much preferred if the colorful "flash" had been limited to the lightsabers (and the darksaber) only.
See, I disagree, largely because visually… he’s exactly what you expect a “dark Mandalorian” to be. That’s what makes him thematically and visually so interesting is that, as the villain, he’s a walking perversion and corruption of Mandalorians. He desecrates their temples and sacred lands, builds machines and armies of war on the corpse of their planet, plundering their resources to wear his own mocking imitation of Mandalorian armor, profaned in the stylings and colors of the very enemy that crushed them. He’s a walking abomination of everything Mandalore stood for, and parades their failures at them in his very uniform.
I love a good visual contrast. It perfectly reflects the theming of the show, and how he’s the antithesis of their culture in every way.
The melee weapons are straight from Revenge of the Sith and Clone Wars.I never said the armor doesn't make sense, but I do find it ugly and not (classical) SW-looking enough. I also never could stomach the lightup melee weapons introduced in TFA. Same thing with the Praetorian "christmas decorations" here in Mando. I'd have much preferred if the colorful "flash" had been limited to the lightsabers (and the darksaber) only.
I'd never even heard of Lizzo the Hutt until she appeared in the Mandalorian. Unless I'm looking at a picture of her, I can't quite picture her face already. Give it time, the mind will heal and she'll only be a vague memory.Sure about that?...
Another reason for me to not watch those. Thanks for the heads-up!The melee weapons are straight from Revenge of the Sith and Clone Wars.
I wish that were true but unfortunately the episode ended with Mando handing over the darksaber and Bo fighting Axe.You know as bad as Lizzo was I would actually argue that Riva was worse. Because there's literally no way to compartmentalize her out of the OWK series whereas Lizzo's one lame episode can easily be skipped and ignored if you want to enjoy the good stuff in S3.
Both moments are shown in the Episode 7 opening recap without a Lizzo to be found.I wish that were true but unfortunately the episode ended with Mando handing over the darksaber and Bo fighting Axe.
Both moments are shown in the Episode 7 opening recap without a Lizzo to be found.
Rewatching BOBF 5 and 6 (I think I said 6 and 7 in a prior post but BOBF is only 7 episodes) it really touches on Bo, Gideon, fall of Mandalore, darksaber and Mythosaur quite a bit enough so that those 2 episodes belong more in Mando S3 than BOBF!Even though the Armorer's Mandos don't seem that badass when fighting the first monster I'd be inclined to just have this season be Episodes 1 (for the bookend with Grogu and the other kid being initiated and setting the seeds for Grogu's mech suit), 2 for the first visit to Mandalore and Bo-Katan earning the Darksaber and then skip right to 7 and 8.
I was literally just thinking that since I'm replaying Episode 1 right now and half the recap is from BOBF, lol.Rewatching BOBF 5 and 6 (I think I said 6 and 7 in a prior post but BOBF is only 7 episodes) it really touches on Bo, Gideon, fall of Mandalore, darksaber and Mythosaur quite a bit enough so that those 2 episodes belong more in Mando S3 than BOBF!
I view Mando S3 as really being 10 episodes long!
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