What did you think of it? I thought it was completely serviceable until the final episode jesus christ that was the most infantile and shitty action i've seen in a long time wtf were they smoking?
The Book of Boba Fett
What did you think of it? I thought it was completely serviceable until the final episode jesus christ that was the most infantile and shitty action i've seen in a long time wtf were they smoking?
He should have just voiced the role and had a younger man do the suitwork
that didn't bother me to be fair he is supposed to be old
yeah they should've skipped the flashbacks and told the story chronologically
>that didn't bother me to be fair he is supposed to be old
I agree, but since they insisted on packing the show full of close-quarter combat scenes, it looks really bad when the other actors have to pretend the old man is a threat when he's clearly not very fast.
>yeah they should've skipped the flashbacks and told the story chronologically
I've watched this on a weekly basis with my bro and the bactashit became a running gag.
>a running gag.
what do you mean?
You were a dildo gag and do a relay and have to swap it to your partner via throating
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>he is supposed to be old
Isn't it like 35 years after AOTC making him 45 or something?
oh shit you're right, but maybe everyone who sits on jabba's throne slowly transmogrifies into a greasy, old and fat blob?
The worst parts were the pacing (bactashit + Tusken) and the cyberpunk zoomer biker gang. Kenobi was worse overall.
I was surprised it was a cook book.
>Serviceable even before the final episode.
yeah on the whole it was serviceable but the quadrophenia mod speeder gang was fucking garbage, but the girl was cute
The repulsor vespas would have worked in the Coruscant prequel era aesthetic rather than Tatooine. Should have had a Swoop gang instead for sidekicks like the group that was wiped out in the desert.
>Now, in The Book Of Boba Fett, a new era of galactic crime is about to begin.
>Picking up where that teaser left off, the series – from The Mandalorian creators Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni, and director Robert Rodriguez – will depict the bounty hunter’s foray into crime-boss territory.
>“There is a power vacuum,” explains Favreau. "...you have the opportunity that’s ripe in the gangster genre.”
I stopped I think the third episode after the fire dance.
No one else thinks it's weird that basically two of the episodes were mandalorian episodes? I had to check to guide to see what I was watching.
yes it was very weird, wonder why they did it?
Because Fagreau and Fagloni are fucking idiots. It's not that complicated.
>Disney must have made them!
Zero evidence of this. What's much more plausible is that the guy who made Lion King 2019 and the guy who wrote the Martez Sisters failed to understand basic storytelling, like how you shouldn't assume your audience watches multiple shows, or how you shouldn't underwhelmingly undo the entire point of your first two seasons.
Boba just isn't cool.
>Show about a crime lord
>Doesn't commit a single crime
What did Fagreau mean by this?
>“You think about Don Corleone,” Favreau says. “There’s a tremendous amount of restraint because he knows that to be sustainable, there has to be [peace]. You don’t do well unless there’s some political balance, because if you keep going to the mattresses, nobody’s earning.”
>The elder Corleone in The Godfather also rejects the drug trade and resists calls to “do murder.” Stability and safety are more important to the boss at that point in his life. “You think about what things are off limits. Don Corleone wasn’t just doing everything to line his pockets as he got later into his career,” Favreau says. “You look at De Niro, in the flashbacks in The Godfather: Part II, as he’s walking down the streets. He’s seen as somebody who’s actually creating, someone the people respect because of the way he conducts himself. There’s lots of different ways to run an empire. There’s the Sonny Corleone way, there’s the Michael Corleone way, and then there’s the Vito Corleone way.”
https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2022/05/book-boba-fett-star-wars
I remember Don Corleone putting the severed head of a horse in its owner's bed. I don't remember him forgiving and paying every person who guys fucks with or tries to assassinate him.
it could have been a cool crime show, about boba building a crime empire from scratch but no instead we got basically capeshit
BOOMER FAT BOOMER FAT BOOMER FAT
Reminder all nu wars is homosexual shit
I don't even remember a single thing besides the homosexual spin and biker gang
What book there's no book in this show i don't get it
It wasn't completely serviceable, it had Kathleen Kennedy and the marketing department's fingers all over it.
>It wasn't completely serviceable, it had Kathleen Kennedy and the marketing department's fingers all over it.
Cope. The shitty ideas came from Favreau.
>While she was filming, Book of Boba Fett creator Jon Favreau specifically referenced one of the aforementioned comparisons.
>“Jon Favreau would always bring up Joan Jett — a sci-fi Joan Jett — and I was like, ‘Yeah, that’s cool.’ I’ll take it,” Thatcher shares.
It sucked because much like Marvel's Punisher, they're terrified of a main character that isn't a relatable good guy.
He was acting like Boba in the Mandalorian, he should've solved his problems with a blaster, not political bargaining.
Only bit I liked was seeing Cad Bane in live action, and even he died like a bitch because he's a bad guy, and therefore can't have any character beyond being the villain to be defeated.
He didn't die.
Imagine being filtered by a Rancor.
I like the theme song but did not care for anything else.