I don’t know…I mostly meant extras like the village people in the Bryce Dallas Howard episode, but man. I really don’t like it usually when athletes try to act, and Cara Dune is just the worst to me. She can’t act, she’s not really a stunt person, so real-world wrestling skills don’t carry over, I think she’s a boring character even if they had someone good playing her, and freakin heck does this show act like a cartoon. I mean, in ESB, characters wore outfits that were situationally appropriate. Luke goes from Hoth scout gear, to pilot gear, to Bespin training, to confrontation with Vader. Like how a person wouldn’t just wear the same thing every day. But the characters in Mandalorian are like Kenner action figures—they were poured into a mold and they aren’t changing. It’s fine with Mando, and other Mandalorians, they establish the whole creed thing. But really? Everyone else just wears the same thing always? I burst out laughing when I saw Cobb Vanth wearing the exact same thing some decade prior in his flashback about the destruction of the second Death Star. It makes sense in a cartoon. I don’t agree with it, but it makes sense. But in a live action series? They’re just throwing a few bells and whistles on top of a Filoni cartoon, and it’s all of a sudden got “mass appeal” because “cartoons are for kids” (which is a sentiment I don’t agree with) and this show is live action. If this were animated, I can guarantee you this show would have the same following as Clone Wars, Rebels, or that Vader comic.
There are a few exceptions, like the Rock and John Cena, but they transitioned well because (shhh) wrestling is fake anyways. They’d been acting for years before. And it heavily depends on the context of their role. I buy John Cena in Bumblebee because he’s playing a flat, one-note character pointing out that “Decepticon” doesn’t sound like something anyone should trust.
Maybe he was strong enough with the force he could live off it long enough until he could be medically healed? Plus the lightsaber slice doesn't induce any bleeding.
Yeah I was aware. I considered addressing that in my response but decided not to. My bad I guess
Except Maul literally spouts blood when he's cut in half.
Actually, there was a pretty good vaporized blood splatter when he was cut in half.
