Doesn't feel like Star Wars. Super Disneyfied. Characters are not very deep or memorable yet. We'll see as it goes on, but it feels very hollow so far.
Edit: After the first 5 or 6 episodes it starts to get way better. Feels like Star Wars now! I just didn't give it enough time.
"Is this Heaven?" "Well, it ain't the south of France." "Who's that?" "Dunno. Some girl fishing."
Best episode of the whole series so far. Adding in the actual art and panels from the comic was just awesome!
Captain Gregor was a badass! He will be sadly missed.
60 years later, the message of this story hits home harder than ever. Humanity is it's own worst enemy.
I don't care if people say this is fan service. This was fucking awesome.
Fuck, just realized this existed today. Pretty eerie.
Loved it. The Saint reminds us again why he is the most bad-ass fictional character ever created!
Herr Starr coming off as every bit of the badass he is in the comic. Pip Torrens is amazing in this role!
I don't understand why so many people seem to be hating on this. Is it cheesy? Yes. Is it part of the whole Disney PC agenda? Of course. But it's still good!
The bottom line is that these are short little fun "webisodes", and they're good!
One of the best episodes of the entire series!
Man, the music in this show is so good!
Diggin' it. Loving the new updated visual effects!
I thought it was cool that Filoni gave her the pseudonym of Ashla.
This episode made me realize how much this show is lacking a Ned Stark/Sean Bean charisma level good-guy character.
As someone who grew up with these movies and quoting lines from them every chance he gets, I loved it. Hell, I even named my League of Legends summoner name Deputy Van Halen. Don't listen to the people saying it's "woke trash." Watch it and decide for yourself. Is it a great movie that has amazing acting and is going to win awards? Hell no. Does it have brilliant plot twist and suspenseful turns that leave you on the edge of your seat with your mouth open? Absolutely not. It's a goofy, dumb comedy about two incredibly stupid guys in a rock band who save the world. And that's exactly what is so great about it.
Went into it expecting it to be pretty lame. Ended up loving it. This episode was 100 times better than The Last Jedi. Loved the big reveal at the end.
Man, this country is fucked.
I'm surprised at how much I am liking this show! Hopefully more people will give this a fair chance despite the dick jokes.
My god, the art during the end credits is so damn good.
This episode fucking delivered. What an emotional rollercoaster. Tense in the mine scene in the cave, avalanche/post avalanche segment, sadness at the loss of Mayday, and sweet revenge at the end. The writing in this one was cinema-level quality. Redemption arc baby, let's go!
This episode was just all over the place and the timing was way off. Kept doing other things while watching it, definitely not engaging.
Trying to finish the third episode, but it's really dumb.
Definitely one of the better ones of the season!
Aww, it's Numa! The one Waxer and Boil rescued in the Clone Wars! :)
Loved it. All of the characters are 100 times more badass. Even the clones have achieved maximum asskickery.
My god, the animation in this episode was awesome!
Hopefully we get at least one more episode with Dooku finally getting the proper badassery on screen that he and Christopher Lee deserve!
Loved how they didn't even mention Dooku's name even once. Would have preferred they hadn't said Qui-Gon's either, but I can live with it. Everything doesn't need to be on the nose. Pretty sure everyone watching this knew exactly who both of them were in the first 2 seconds of the show, anyway. Much better than the first episode.
Imagine if this was the movie we got before the last trilogy. Or did it take all the backlash from the last trilogy to get to where we are today?
