McParadigm wrote:I will believe a lot of things in the name of fantasy, but asking me to believe that Werner Herzog can be killed by human* means is a bit much
McParadigm wrote:I will believe a lot of things in the name of fantasy, but asking me to believe that Werner Herzog can be killed by human* means is a bit much
establishing before Rise Of Skywalker that all of a sudden the force can be used to straight up heal wounds.
No "but the force cant do that!" Complaints
Re: Star Wars : The Mandalorian (Disney+ 2019)
Posted: Fri December 20, 2019 8:16 pm
by epilogue
@SkitchP wrote:Honestly I think pulling the episode ahead had everything to do with
establishing before Rise Of Skywalker that all of a sudden the force can be used to straight up heal wounds.
No "but the force cant do that!" Complaints
Maybe? But I'm not sure that really tracks with when either property was written and/or in production.
We didn't need the Mandalorian to establish a new force power.
Re: Star Wars : The Mandalorian (Disney+ 2019)
Posted: Fri December 20, 2019 8:21 pm
by epilogue
By the way, I'm all caught up. Chapter 7 is the best one since Chapter 3 (for me). Chow has cemented herself in my estimation and I'm thrilled that she'll be handling the Obi-Wan series.
Re: Star Wars : The Mandalorian (Disney+ 2019)
Posted: Fri December 20, 2019 8:27 pm
by tragabigzanda
Re: Star Wars : The Mandalorian (Disney+ 2019)
Posted: Fri December 20, 2019 8:31 pm
by epilogue
I'd go:
3
7
1
6
2
5
4
Re: Star Wars : The Mandalorian (Disney+ 2019)
Posted: Fri December 20, 2019 8:32 pm
by epilogue
And that run from 4 to 6 pretty much cements my belief that Favreau wrote this initially as a movie. There is probably a pretty fucking great 2 hour film in this 4 hours of TV.
We didn't need the Mandalorian to establish a new force power.
The idea that because an in-universe mythos was fleshed out and explained over the course of the entire three-movie original storyline and not all in one moment, it can therefore be whatever the current script wants it to be forever, is a bit self-destructive. It’s the type of decision that over time unravels into retrospective plot holes and cheap resolutions, and ultimately ends up necessitating reboots.
We didn't need the Mandalorian to establish a new force power.
The idea that because an in-universe mythos was fleshed out and explained over the course of the entire three-movie original storyline and not all in one moment, it can therefore be whatever the current script wants it to be forever, is a bit self-destructive. It’s the type of decision that over time unravels into retrospective plot holes and cheap resolutions, and ultimately ends up necessitating reboots.
take it to the A New Hope thread, pal
Re: Star Wars : The Mandalorian (Disney+ 2019)
Posted: Fri December 20, 2019 8:51 pm
by McParadigm
Just heal them with tribble blood.
Re: Star Wars : The Mandalorian (Disney+ 2019)
Posted: Fri December 20, 2019 8:54 pm
by epilogue
Well sure, but who has that kind of scratch just lying around?