Obi-Wan Kenobi



chriswallace85 said:
That well? He hasn't even been in the same room as her this series.

He force pushes Obi-Wan out of the fire, then that Talla woman opens fire (from the high ground ;)).

:lol: Have you seen the Spaghetti Westerns???
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oh haway in the first scene he walks into the bar shoots the guy and takes the bounty. He has no name, he is just known as the Mandalorian. How more clint homage do you want.
 
The ending of this week's makes the ending of episode 3 even more ridiculous.

Hopefully we have a big show next week.
 
ilovehorswill said:
On to Part V and I hadn’t realised how far CGI technology has progressed. They make it look like Hayden Christensen could act :eek:
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He's not a bad actor. DeNiro couldn't make most of the dialogue work from the prequals. "I hate sand" is no "you talkin' to me?"
errant said:
episode 5 gets a big thumbs up from me, finally a bit of drama, a bit of zing... and vadar has the comic book badass character about him finally.
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Was fun at least. Why loads of unarmed families stood about while an army full of merciless killers approached, instead of hiding seemed off.
 
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It's been ok, but it's definitely the inclusion of Vader that's kept it afloat.
The use of Leia still annoys me, as does her character, in general, and also the visual effects just seem a bit off at times, the scaling of Vader with the ship at the end of ep 5 looked way off to me.
Definitely the weakest out of Mandalorian and Book Of Bobba Fett, but still enjoyable.
 
Fred Army said:
It's been ok, but it's definitely the inclusion of Vader that's kept it afloat.
The use of Leia still annoys me, as does her character, in general, and also the visual effects just seem a bit off at times, the scaling of Vader with the ship at the end of ep 5 looked way off to me.
Definitely the weakest out of Mandalorian and Book Of Bobba Fett, but still enjoyable.
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I’m enjoying it overall, trying to put any plot niggles and inconsistencies to one side and not let them mar my enjoyment. I do think it’s a shame that they don’t seem to have had the budget that The Mandalorian had, that series was shot and looked like a motion picture, obi wan looks like Dr Who in terms of cinematography and vfx.
 
Alan Partridge said:
I do think it’s a shame that they don’t seem to have had the budget that The Mandalorian had, that series was shot and looked like a motion picture, obi wan looks like Dr Who in terms of cinematography and vfx.
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It was filmed on the same soundstage in la, inside the 'void' using the same graphics engine.
 
errant said:
It was filmed on the same soundstage in la, inside the 'void' using the same graphics engine.
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Yep, and you can tell it was filmed on a soundstage using The Volume, where as The Mandalorian didn’t. Apart from the Rodriguez episode, where Boba Fett was introduced which was filmed on a backlot and looked like it, Mando’s use of Volume looked way less obvious if at all.
 

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