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The Book of Boba Fett
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I've seen the Ads Disney have put out/removed about SCE..
If your into Star Trek you'll probably love it
( that's the word on the street)
You can't really compare a $75 SS four hour Interactive Film event against a what is it ?
$6-8000 Two day experience.. But what SS did have was All the Legacy characters oh and Droids C3P0 and R2 and R5 were walking around interacting with us too.. The OG post said that Galaxy's Edge needed improving and was a little sparce on Actors thats what I was commenting on.
Yes Let's see Boba Fennec and Mando in Galaxys Edge!
I haven't been to GE yet but plan on going this year if all goes to plan so...
HOLY COW YES!!
I KNEW that set looked familiar! Never thought of this though.
Good catch!!
i went for the first time back in october... what a incredible experience
I really cannot wait!
im telling you, i never thought i would have been as emotional as i was there... when your at the falcon you cant see anything but mountains... you feel like you are there man..
still can not believe it
Wolfsburg
Master Member
The concept art inspiration was a nice catch!
This episode was definitely much better than the first. I think Robert Rodriguez might be the weak link here because his episode of The Mandalorian (while significant) also wasn't anything terribly special. Competent but not much else. As I recall, he stepped in at the last minute for another director who had to bow out. Not sure how or why he got attached to run Boba Fett's show though.
I'm glad to finally see Hutts again in live action although I must admit I was disappointed they were CGI. Still just doesn't look quite right. I was surprised production didn't jump at the chance to bring them back in full foam latex glory or whatever they'd be made from these days. Oh well. I'm also not a fan of the Trandoshans for that same reason. They seem more expressive than necessary. I rather thought the the "blank" unblinking look was more creepy. Maybe Bossk was just a dullard. lol
I would've had no idea we'd be getting so much Tusken lore with these new SW shows but I'm not complaining! As mentioned above, I'm suspecting Fett has some tragedy coming his way, potentially by letting the syndicate folks go. There obviously much be some reason he moves on from the tribe and it may not be pleasant. I agree the dancing at the end could possible be inspired by Tem's Maori heritage. Definitely neat if so.
From watching the previews and clips they released, I am surprised that we still have some stuff from them yet to be seen. Rodriguez had claimed that the clips had come from the first episode of the show or something similar. The "dinner party" and recovery of Slave I come to mind at the least.
This episode was definitely much better than the first. I think Robert Rodriguez might be the weak link here because his episode of The Mandalorian (while significant) also wasn't anything terribly special. Competent but not much else. As I recall, he stepped in at the last minute for another director who had to bow out. Not sure how or why he got attached to run Boba Fett's show though.
I'm glad to finally see Hutts again in live action although I must admit I was disappointed they were CGI. Still just doesn't look quite right. I was surprised production didn't jump at the chance to bring them back in full foam latex glory or whatever they'd be made from these days. Oh well. I'm also not a fan of the Trandoshans for that same reason. They seem more expressive than necessary. I rather thought the the "blank" unblinking look was more creepy. Maybe Bossk was just a dullard. lol
I would've had no idea we'd be getting so much Tusken lore with these new SW shows but I'm not complaining! As mentioned above, I'm suspecting Fett has some tragedy coming his way, potentially by letting the syndicate folks go. There obviously much be some reason he moves on from the tribe and it may not be pleasant. I agree the dancing at the end could possible be inspired by Tem's Maori heritage. Definitely neat if so.
From watching the previews and clips they released, I am surprised that we still have some stuff from them yet to be seen. Rodriguez had claimed that the clips had come from the first episode of the show or something similar. The "dinner party" and recovery of Slave I come to mind at the least.
So i have some info on why its taken the twins so long to take over...
vader slaughtered the entire hutt council, then right after that jabba died. so the hutts were really un organized and their power and control was all over the place..., its taken some time for the twins to make their mark and name for themselves, but they are here now and have some pull..
this comes from the war of the bounty hunter comic
vader slaughtered the entire hutt council, then right after that jabba died. so the hutts were really un organized and their power and control was all over the place..., its taken some time for the twins to make their mark and name for themselves, but they are here now and have some pull..
this comes from the war of the bounty hunter comic
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Joek3rr
Master Member
Something ticked in my head when I saw that scene. I thought, I've seen this place before, but where?.... Now I know!
squirk
Master Member
They use that concept art in The Old Republic as well. Lots of Tusken shelters like that on Tat, with the struts almost like “ribs.”
Riceball
Master Member
I thought that the Hutts looked fantastic and they put in a lot of detail into their scenes to help sell their immense weight as well. If you look close, you'll notice that the platform the Twiins are on is bowed slightly in the middle, right where the 2 Hutts are. Then you can see at least one of the pall bearers squirming a bit, as if trying to cope with the huge weight on their shoulder.
squirk
Master Member
I thought “Tales of the Bounty Hunters” was a paperback anthology of short stories?
Dances With Tuskens (literally, at the end) was a pretty good episode.
Wolfsburg
Master Member
Oh yeah I noticed but eh... I never thought CG Jabba looked right in TPM and the SE either. If he had never been a physical puppet perhaps I'd feel different but the CG Hutts just look off to my eye.
One thing I find odd is that it appears everyone walks everywhere. With the Hutts the manual litter seemed weird although I suppose it's meant to be a "projection of power" by having minions physically carry them. Frankly I would've thought it'd taken way more guys than that to carry two full grown Hutts though. It must take hours to go anywhere. Do Boba and Fennec really walk all the way to and from Mos Espa? I also agree with what was mentioned earlier in that Mos Espa seems to be an odd choice to center things around given the geography from the palace and the fact that place looks nothing like the Mos Espa we saw in TPM.
AnubisGuard
Master Member
I enjoyed that episode a lot more than the first. And I'll say this: the nose-lizard is exactly the kind of crazy I love to see from Star Wars.
my bad! "War of the bounty hunters" gonna edit it now
Darth Fetty
Sr Member
just so wrong lol
Rusty85
Sr Member
Quick question for the Star Wars experts, but I was under the impression the female Tuskins wore different clothing originally in the films. Did they scrap that idea for TBOBF? I saw the main Tusken warrior wearing black is played by an actress, but didn't really see any definitive info anywhere online.
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