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I think I would have enjoyed that a lot more if I didn't think it might happen. Just wish it would have hit harder.
Trying to be vague.
Trying to be vague.
BTW, stick around for a big post-credit scene...
I think I would have enjoyed that a lot more if I didn't think it might happen. Just wish it would have hit harder.
Trying to be vague.
I honestly didn't but then when the "blaster" incident occurred I somewhat expected it
I had heard the rumors, but I wasn’t convinced it would actually happen. But the only real possibilities were Luke or Ezra, and Ezra wouldn’t have the impact of a cameo that Luke would have. But when I saw his gloved left hand, I was about 99.8% sure it was him.
I thought the CGI was actually pretty bad. But I forgive it, because they reached pretty far in that scene. It is REALLY hard to match up a human mouth in animation/CGI. I am willing to forgive the “low” quality because the difficulty multiplier was so high.
Oh, I saw a spoiler about that already... I was talking about the very very very end (during credits)
I was referring to the big moment in the ep, not the post credits. I missed the goosebumps that would have been there if it would have been a surprise.Oh, I saw a spoiler about that already... I was talking about the very very very end (during credits)
Ah... it does call back a bit to his youth as he ran with pirates and bounty hunters. But making him a mob boss is a bit odd. Especially one who is a “good guy” (they let the slave girl go).
But why would he pick a back woods planet like Tatooine to set up his shop? Sure, he “knows” the lay of the land, having been there for the last 5-6 years, but the world as a whole kinda sucks. Maybe because he knows that Jabba’s infrastructure is ripe for the taking? You would think that after 6 years, if it were that weak, it would have been taken over already. Likely by another hutt.
I was referring to the big moment in the ep, not the post credits. I missed the goosebumps that would have been there if it would have been a surprise.
Like in Endgame, when the hammer flies to Cap's hand, it comes out of nowhere and gave me chills.
I had heard the rumors, but I wasn’t convinced it would actually happen. But the only real possibilities were Luke or Ezra, and Ezra wouldn’t have the impact of a cameo that Luke would have. But when I saw his gloved left hand, I was about 99.8% sure it was him.
I thought the CGI was actually pretty bad. But I forgive it, because they reached pretty far in that scene. It is REALLY hard to match up a human mouth in animation/CGI. I am willing to forgive the “low” quality because the difficulty multiplier was so high.
Ah... it does call back a bit to his youth as he ran with pirates and bounty hunters. But making him a mob boss is a bit odd. Especially one who is a “good guy” (they let the slave girl go).
But why would he pick a back woods planet like Tatooine to set up his shop? Sure, he “knows” the lay of the land, having been there for the last 5-6 years, but the world as a whole kinda sucks. Maybe because he knows that Jabba’s infrastructure is ripe for the taking? You would think that after 6 years, if it were that weak, it would have been taken over already. Likely by another hutt.
I actually thought it was pretty decent. About as well as you can do given the technology. It was better than Tarkin and Leia, that's for sure. Though I didn't think Tarkin was all that bad either. Leia is definitely a little wonky though. But I'm glad they went the CGI route because seeing and hearing Hamill as Luke is just so impactful. It was such a special moment. The sequels shortchanged us a bit because we never got to see Jedi Master Luke at the height of his powers like you always imagined post-RotJ. This gave us a little taste of that. Now if they use Luke again in any future projects, I hope they recast (Sebastian Stan would be perfect). But for this one moment, this fit.
Well, they never really established that Boba is a "good guy". He's mostly just helping out Mando because he owes him one. Now that debt is paid, he's off to do his own thing. Gotta make money somehow. Why not do what you're familiar with?
This part I don't get. If you are trying to do what Mando and Co are trying to do, why telegraph it?Good read out on that. I took the scene as part of the convo he had with Mayfield earlier in the convoy about how none of that stuff really matters/everyone has a point where things change. And that point came for Mando because he actually loves Grogu as his own kid. And the only way the mission was gonna work was he had to sacrifice his code and remove his helmet. That gets bolstered at the end with the message Mando sends to Gideon where he's basically like "fuck you. give me back MY kid"
Holy shit.... I did notBTW, stick around for a big post-credit scene...
This part I don't get. If you are trying to do what Mando and Co are trying to do, why telegraph it?