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Here’s my overall thoughts on Nu Kenobi.
FUCKING CANCER.
Probably the worst Disney era show in the entire franchise.
FUCKING CANCER.
Probably the worst Disney era show in the entire franchise.
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Indeed. TLJ at least had some good cinematography.Probably the worst Disney era show in the entire franchise.
Vader yelling "Obi-Wan" was less kino than Maul/Witwer's "KENOBI".seeing Darth Vader go apeshit is always good to see.
On the nose. Kennedy originally saw what they were doing back before 2020 with Kenobi, didn't like that they were actually adapting a piece of classic and well written Kenobi lore and demanded they scrap the whole thing, including its director and writers, much like with RO, Solo and others she had meddled in before.The last 3 episodes of Kenobi were when they made it a "star" vehicle for that rotten Reva character and they gave her the face turn. That was the plan from the onset but they didn't have the guts to just do something new so they shoehorned OT moneymakers into it to softly introduce people to her.
They are pretending to be insane enough to give this two-bit character her very own show (again!) and I don't know if I want that to be like Rian Johnson "totally" getting another core Star Wars movie to direct or if I want to see a few episodes to laugh at it.
seeing Darth Vader go apeshit is always good to see.
Vader yelling "Obi-Wan" was less kino than Maul/Witwer's "KENOBI".
Star Wars has a become a shell of its former self; bereft of any redeeming qualities and existing solely to keep the company that produces it afloat as it's their only real moneymaker. Much like RWBY, Kenobi has written itself into a hole from which it cannot escape; as Bobby-Wan and Leea are trapped within an old transport with no hyperspace capability, trapped in the same system as a mile-long warship containing no less than a full wing of TIE fighters (and doubtlessly Vader's custom) with which to chase and destroy them. As we know this show ends with its 6th episode (unless they continue the story directly via season 2) we know that our protagonists must return to their homes in order to ensure the status quo so as to lead into the Original film, not that the show has demonstrated much regard for this continuity, and also requires that Reva also travel to Tatooine despite her circumstances. And on that note...
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The shows' treatment of injury that should be fatal as little more than an inconvenience for characters the moment it becomes necessary to the plot is setting a very bad precedent for the franchise, I accepted it in the case of Maul as he ended up being one of the few good parts of TCW for me and his character was actually rather entertaining to follow compared to the rest of Filoni's originals, save a few standouts. The idea that getting an energy blade puttting out enough energy to melt metal in a matter of seconds is not only survivable but also little more than a minor injury is absurd; the moment such a thing enters your body your skin would melt, the moisture flash boil and everything internal would be fucked beyond repair, but I guess that's a bit too graphic for a film series that had a bloody dismemberment, a man having his chest blown open and a young man seeing the charred remains of his only family in its very first outing.
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But what about the rest of the show? Why it's Obi-Wan Kenobi, Lucasfilm's answer to a question that nobody fucking asked! Much like many of Disney's comic series the show serves as a bridge between the PT and OT, a "midquel" if you like, to the story of Obi-Wan Kenobi; and much like the Vader comics before it it's a bunch of edgy, poorly concieved trash that serves only to mischaracterise and damage their very suject matter. Vader should not be destroying armies single-handedly whilst spouting edgy one-liners about how he's surrounded by "fear and dead men", he should be learning to adapt and get over himself, perhaps pondering on his mistakes and turning from the rage-fueled child murderer from RotS into the intelligent, professional leader he was in the OT. Unfortunately none of that generates headlines nor does it make fanboys cloom and thus Disney creates things to appeal to their most vocal fanbase; series after series of pathetic step-dads who may be a good vehicle for action scenes but lacking in anything truly interesting beyond the myriad superficialities that define them, along with whatever stupid shit the books and comics are doing.
Now bugger off, go find other Banthas, make baby Banthas. I'm done for now.
Goddamn transgender clone troopers jesus fucking christ Gisney
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I really like this thing
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Well, comparing to the clusterfuck that is TLJ, OWK is nowhere near having good cinematography as TLJ and that sucks. It feels slightly underwhelming comparing to the other SW clusterfucks. It's just another clusterfuck in the pack, but as a Disney+ show.Indeed. TLJ at least had some good cinematography.
They thought that was the best way to end the duel. They did. This isn't the way to end a duel, it's not even as good as Maul's yelling.Vader yelling "Obi-Wan" was less kino than Maul/Witwer's "KENOBI".
How JJ got the idea for BB-8. Coomers consoome!!!For me the problem with BB-8 is that he's not convincing as a believable astromech/repair unit or successor to the R-series line. Even his design feels more like what you would expect for something like a children's toydroid. In the original concept art for George's outline for the sequels, the droid that would become BB-8 was a floating probe droid-esque model that felt more practical by design and maneuverability, like an R2 that could fit into tighter spaces, is not limited by height, and never has to fear from falling.
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Although the small size would mean a far greater limit in utilities and the hovering would probably cause greater power consumption. Also I can't look at BB-8 without seeing it a googly-eyed soccer ball rather than a droid. It was clear from the start that his final design only existed for toyetic purposes rather than for streamlined robotics.
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Even in R2's original concept art pieces he was a far more clunkier droid covered to the brim with excess of arms, gadgets, and other tools to showcase that he was a maintenance unit and it was only after that initial design that they worked towards adding compartments and smoother frames to make it have the feel of a popular and very easy to use appliance.
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Sure seemed like they knew each other casually.I heard final episode of Kenobi breaks major canon.Kenobi meets Luke. That didn't happen until episode 4.
maybe the explanation for Kenobi aging 40 years in 10 years will be because he transferred his life essence to her (Rey/Ben Skywalker style) in the inevitable Reva series.
Still less dumb than the ending of Episode III