Star Wars: The Mandalorian

The blurrg CGI was... not good.

Oh Jesus Christ they're going to sell a zillion dollars in toys of the big reveal.

There were a couple of blurg shots that were off, true.

Getting some _Lone Wolf and Cub_ vibes off that ending.

It is good to know that Salacious Crumbs make excellent BBQ.

This was good! Surprisingly good! Some of the animation is a little wobbly and the music is overbearing but otherwise absolutely hitting the last streak of affection i have for this godforsaken universe. Would recommend.

Also: Posehn!

Looked cheap, badly acted, ropey dialogue. Really disappointed.

The metal guy in the last sequence was good though (avoiding spoilers)

why can't we have like a sitcom or a procedural or an inner city high school drama or really anything set in this universe besides Bounty Hunter Who Is Good At Shooting show

tbf looks cheap, badly acted, ropey dialogue is pretty much a description of A New Hope

good editing and music, though

a new hope looks great, wtf

I dunno, if remove the nostalgia blinders I can kinda see where he's coming from tbh

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DGUqdV7UIAA5rvU.jpg

how dare u, those fire extinguisher droids have been beloved fan favourites for five decades now

Mandalorian version of Too Old to Die Young I would watch.

I was glad to see a little trash can dude again. The "cheap" look compared to the fancier planets is definitely intentional.

the CGI on the blurg cowboy guy was pretty rough though

if they really want the old look how about some puppets and miniatures

did I say looking cheap is bad? looking cheap is good imo

let me see here..... it was Tsar

As an adult male, watching a space fantasy on a children's streaming service, I thought this was enjoyable.

my baseline for evaluating it as a Lucasfilm television project is "is this better than The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles?"

Tsar Wars. Mostly big in Russia. The twist where it turns out Darth Rasputin had been Tsarevitch Alexeis father all along. Formative.

going in with low expectations I was able to enjoy this as well.

I'm psyched they let Dave Filoni direct the kickoff to their live action project

As an adult male, watching a space fantasy on a children's streaming service, I thought this was enjoyable.

― brotherlovesdub, Wednesday, November 13, 2019 8:49 AM (twenty-one minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

Not to call you out in particular, but my optic nerves are fit to snap from all the eye-rolling induced by this arms-length approach to so-called 'children's entertainment' errbody is engaged in of late. As if the bulk of so-called 'adult entertainment' isn't hot + steamy compost. If it isn't promoting hate or something, there's really no need to apologetically qualify one's enjoyment of a cultural object. IMVHO.

it does weird me out when 100% of an adult's cultural interests are like, pixar movies and harry potter, though

throw some star war in there, buddy

I assume the people you describe must exist but I don't know that I've personally encountered them. Not since like high school, at least.

why can't we have like a sitcom or a procedural or an inner city high school drama or really anything set in this universe besides Bounty Hunter Who Is Good At Shooting show[

That'll be Ewan's Obi-Wan show. Wanders Tatooine and helps people out with their personal problems.

now that i can get into

'Obi-Wan, those wamp rats are back in my attic again, if you wouldn't mind taking a look?'

Tidying Up with Obi-Wan Kenobi

This Old Moisture Farm

Special mention to the scoring in this, the music was excellent throughout, with a lot of departures from what's typically considered "Star Wars music."

Surprised, but not unpleasantly so, by prominent usage of 'Jingle Dogs' on the soundtrack.

This was fun! And, let's be honest, I feel like they threw out the "life day" fan service bone in a way that wasn't nearly as cringe-worthy as it easily could have been.

Gotta love a Star Wars show that stuffs in not only all the people we knew about, but Horatio Sanz and Brian Posehn.

And am I crazy or did they actually design that Ugnaught to look like Nick Nolte? OR WAS THAT NOT MAKEUP?

an inner city high school drama

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3A68Ka8hiiI

They did, indeed, make the alien face look like his own face. I was impressed!

why can't we have like a sitcom or a procedural or an inner city high school drama or really anything set in this universe besides Bounty Hunter Who Is Good At Shooting show

Isn't this the case of 99.9% of fantasy and sci fi (whether TV, film or literature)? Is the next Game of Thrones book going to be a farmer's meditation on the emptiness he feels as his children move away to the city?

loved nick nolgnaught, not looking forward to all my nerd friends ending all their drive thru orders with "I HAVE SPOKEN"

lol

riding a blurrg through the drive thru

"three chalupas, a whopper and a large frosty"
"sir, this is a mcdonalds"
"I HAVE SPOKEN"

I’m going to ride my skateboard over to my buddy’s house and watch this later

That'll be Ewan's Obi-Wan show. Wanders Tatooine and helps people out with their personal problems.

Oh, just a reprise of David Carradine in the Kung Fu television series then.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPfPYVVNgVw

I once blurrg'd at a drive thru

I thought y'all had invented a jokey colloquialism for some SW creepy crawly but, no, no, it appears there actually is a thing called a 'blurrg'. Must've been 'no trying' week in the Mandalorian writers' room.

n the Star Wars canon, blurrgs first appeared in "Liberty on Ryloth," an episode of the animated television series Star Wars: The Clone Wars that first aired in 2009. In the Star Wars Legends continuity, blurrgs first appeared in the 1985 television film Ewoks: The Battle for Endor.

lol beat me to it

I am so embarrassed rn.

there's also a Life Day reference in The Mandalorian episode 1

Saw an article the other week that said Favreau has 10 seasons planned

It took me until now to realize he's part man, part DeLorean

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