How do you use that gif instead of Mando's flame thrower?
How do you use that gif instead of Mando's flame thrower?
I guess this series is on a tight budget because these episodes would be much more enjoyable and not feel truncated if they were a full hour.
This is one episode in particular that really needed more timeI guess this series is on a tight budget because these episodes would be much more enjoyable and not feel truncated if they were a full hour.
The mixed response has me kinda shook lol.Guess I'll never align with people on this show because I thought ep. 4 was the best so far, lol. Some wonky camera movements during the fighting aside.
Really made me want to rewatch Seven Samurai.
Mando doesn't have a name either. It's part of the show's vibe.I don't see how they ever give this baby a name. There's to much buildup now. I've had a cat for ten years I never named and yet if I were Mando you sure as heck bet I would've named my Yoda son by now. It's just cruel not to. But you have to guess Mando doesn't know about Yoda or his nonexistent race's naming conventions so the guy is gonna be named Jeff or Fred or something without a Y.
Its an element I like in Star Wars, just like Clone Wars stuff lingering around into the Civil War era.Cool episode. I like the idea that random gangs are using leftover/ abandoned Empire equipment thats laying around.
Spot on. The action is even worseMan, the writing is really bad.
Did Favreau originally write this to be a video game? Each episode is basically an RPG side quest, complete with NPC dialogue.
Thank goodness for Yodel.
I don't know if I liked it any better or worse than the previous episodes but it was definitely refreshing to see a very different side of the Star Wars galaxy than the repetition of material from the films in the first three. Not saying the first three were bad but they were a known quantity.Guess I'll never align with people on this show because I thought ep. 4 was the best so far, lol. Some wonky camera movements during the fighting aside.
Really made me want to rewatch Seven Samurai.
Still waiting for some depth to this show. The characters are pretty shallow, as is what there is of a plot. The only lasting relationship during the four episodes are between a faceless protagonist and a character that is too young to properly communicate.
That said, I enjoy the fan service the show provides. This show drips with Star Wars. Which is a good thing, because if it was a random space armor dude and random alien kid on generic sci-fi show, I doubt anyone would care.
agreed.This is one episode in particular that really needed more time
noticed it too. I assume it got damaged in the last big fight as he was leaving.Am i only one who get irritated by Mando is still using his old right leg thigh plate. Instead of having a nice shiny Beskar one. Like his left leg.
Nah. He never had one made, it seems.noticed it too. I assume it got damaged in the last big fight as he was leaving.
Episode 4, especially the beginning with the villagers going about their business and then getting ambushed by an enemy, gave me some hardcore Stargate: SG-1 vibes. Costuming, general scenario, and action felt very similar to many SG-1 planets and aesthetic.
This is a good thing. The rest of the episode is more polished than SG-1 ever was, but that intro really gave me some nostalgic planet hopping sci-fi vibes.
All I know is that I personally have some issues with Rey, meanwhile Ahsoka and Sabine are 2 of my top 3 characters.I'm a little weirded out that people are still claiming Mary Sue isn't based in Misogyny.
You are a big guy
"Why do you wear that?"
"no one cared who i was until i put on the mask"
for such a small package
I was thinking this tooAlso it was a little weird that they just made the antagonists Uruk-hai lol
I think it's fine for people to have problems with Rey without claiming they're "misogynistic" or whatever. Ahsoka is super popular in the modern canon and she too is a woman. Ezra by comparison was super unlikable despite being a man, and many still never really liked him (I'm among those).
Rey's biggest issue is that she never had a mentor figure like both of these other characters, as well as Luke, so we are just supposed to accept she's naturally gifted and great at everything she does. That -is- weird and I don't think it comes from a misogynistic place for many people (even if there are obviously just a lot of anti-woman people who don't like her as well). They're just going retroactively give it some rationale in the new movie by making her related to Luke or Palpatine or Kenobi or something to say THAT is why she was so naturally gifted, but it's still kind of a cop out.
I have never liked an actual baby as much as baby YodaI can't get over how manipulative Yodel feels every time I see him. Like it was designed in a lab for content, memes, cuteness, internet phenom, etc.
Crazy how fucking cute it is and how it puts a smile on my face every time.
They reminded me of the villains from 'Ewoks: The Battle For Endor'.Also it was a little weird that they just made the antagonists Uruk-hai lol