Star Wars Megathread

[viper37]

[Josquius]

I finished andor.
It's a very good show.

I've got Bobba Fett and Mandalorian s3 to watch at some point. I've heard bad things. Witcher s2 and 3 bad

[Zoupa]

You can skip those. Boba Fett was terrible, I think I gave up after 2 episodes. Mando season 3 was pretty bad too.

[Grey Fox]

Ashoka is out. My son and I watched the first episode. My fanboyism for Rebels is no secret and I wasn't disappointed.

It dawned on me that Ezra was born on day 1 of the Empire and was presumed dead on the last of day it.

[celedhring]

Didn't like the first episode too much, but I'm willing to cut it some slack because it's hard to nail an episode 1 with all the introduction work and such. Second was more fun.

Ray Stevenson has such a screen presence. I feel that he should have had a better career than he had. What a tragedy 

[celedhring]

Ashoka is out. My son and I watched the first episode. My fanboyism for Rebels is no secret and I wasn't disappointed.

It dawned on me that Ezra was born on day 1 of the Empire and was presumed dead on the last of day it.

The Rebels series finale takes place several years before the fall of the Empire.

[Grey Fox]

Ashoka is out. My son and I watched the first episode. My fanboyism for Rebels is no secret and I wasn't disappointed.

It dawned on me that Ezra was born on day 1 of the Empire and was presumed dead on the last of day it.

The Rebels series finale takes place several years before the fall of the Empire.

  

[Habbaku]

You can skip those. Boba Fett was terrible, I think I gave up after 2 episodes. Mando season 3 was pretty bad too.

Absolute trash.

[Habbaku]

Didn't like the first episode too much, but I'm willing to cut it some slack because it's hard to nail an episode 1 with all the introduction work and such. Second was more fun.

Ray Stevenson has such a screen presence. I feel that he should have had a better career than he had. What a tragedy 

The first two were...okay? Ray Stevenson and his apprentice are the most interesting things happening.

The direction for most of the dialogue scenes is pretty rough. Did they deliberately tell them to avoid doing more than blandly delivering their lines?

[viper37]

Ashoka is out. My son and I watched the first episode. My fanboyism for Rebels is no secret and I wasn't disappointed.

It dawned on me that Ezra was born on day 1 of the Empire and was presumed dead on the last of day it.

The Rebels series finale takes place several years before the fall of the Empire.

  

Just before ANH, IIRC.

I like the series so far.

The actress playing Sabin Wren is so good.  I'm really seeing an older Sabine on screen.  The same character I saw on rebels.  The same manners, the same voice, the same tone.

Rosario Dawson is obviously an excellent Ahsoka.  She trained a lot for the fight choregraphy and it shows.  She's not the Snips of Clone Wars, but she's the elder Jedi general of Rebels.

I guess Rex has died of old age by now.  Too bad. 

Not so sure about Mary Elizabeth Winstead's portrayal of Hera Syndulla.  It doesn't look or sound like the character in Rebels.  A little too stiff.

But I really like the series so far.  Ray Stevenson is great as a Sith with his own agenda, quietely bidding his time.

[viper37]

The direction for most of the dialogue scenes is pretty rough. Did they deliberately tell them to avoid doing more than blandly delivering their lines?

The transition from anime to live-action is rough for Filoni.  The Sith, especially, don't have a lot of expression when delivering their lines.

[Grey Fox]

Hera's portrayal is weird, I agree. It's like they forgot to tell Winstead that her character use to be in a romantic relationship with a Jedi.

[Oexmelin]

maybe Hera needs something to motivate her that is



better than Ezra

[FunkMonk]

maybe Hera needs something to motivate her that is



better than Ezra

 

[viper37]

Someone on Reddit made a fan art of Shin Hati.  Pretty impressive:
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