The sets built at the train yard look very Hoth-like.So we getting Hoth 2.0. Cool to see snowtroopers again for the first time since uh...1980?
The sets built at the train yard look very Hoth-like.
They've only been filming for a couple weeks.
Before Disney nukes it:
(I saved a copy will try to upload elsewhere if it dies)
Nuked, upload the backup, thanks.
Ah, that sketchy chinese link.He posted still-good link, check thread...
Ah, that sketchy chinese link.
Ah, that sketchy Chinese link.
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I keep forgetting that Filoni is involved with this unfortunately. I hope this has Mando as the main character and not just a sidecharacter like recent seasons.
Hoth in a nutshell.
What is this even about? After THREE SEASONS of a TV show and some significant cameos in others I still can't really figure out what Mando and Grogru want or are looking for. So I expect it to be a virtually independent adventure but if they are STILL running across elements of the Empire...I dunno. Guess there are plenty of Westerns that feature remnants of the Confederacy or rogue US army units far out in the frontier going for gold or whatever to kinda support their story but I feel like Mando has already dealt with this stuff (the ep with the AT-ST comes to mind).
I think it's fair criticism though. This show is (and has been) about Mando and baby Yoda. That's why people tune in. It's cool to have the greater conflict of Star Wars as a backdrop, but the focus should be on those characters, and they've failed to do that in recent shows.It's connective tissue to the sequel trilogy... The rise of the First Order.
It and the other post-ROTJ shows will culminate in the Thrawn movie.
I think it's fair criticism though. This show is (and has been) about Mando and baby Yoda. That's why people tune in. It's cool to have the greater conflict of Star Wars as a backdrop, but the focus should be on those characters, and they've failed to do that in recent shows.
The closer they get to the sequel trilogy, the harder it will be to maintain interest, because no one cares about those movies. A large chunk of the audience doesn't care how the First Order started because they're a literal joke. More than ever, it's important that this show has a strong story for its main characters.
Thats my fear, that we will get a cold open with Mando/grogu in some adventure, YAY, then we have to sit through about 90 minutes of "Set-up" for whatever next thing they want to push, introduce a buncha strong female characters, yadda yadda, then Mando/grogu get to help said characters solve the said characters problems (but not really, they are more spectators than action initiators) and that's a wrap.I think it's fair criticism though. This show is (and has been) about Mando and baby Yoda. That's why people tune in. It's cool to have the greater conflict of Star Wars as a backdrop, but the focus should be on those characters, and they've failed to do that in recent shows.
The closer they get to the sequel trilogy, the harder it will be to maintain interest, because no one cares about those movies. A large chunk of the audience doesn't care how the First Order started because they're a literal joke. More than ever, it's important that this show has a strong story for its main characters.
It’s 35 years.The 20 years or whatever between mando s1 and TFA
What diference are Mando and Bobba Fett?
Maybe a Crossover in the movie?
Mando starts 9 BBY, so its probably at 12-13 BBY now? TFA is...34 BBY? So about 20 years betwitx them now.It’s 35 years.
Oh yeah, I think you are correct.I thought BBY meant Before Battle of Yavin?