The Book of Boba Fett

[Anonymous]

How are they de aging Mark Hamill?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Unpopular opinion: my son and I were really enjoying Book of Boba Fett…. Until episodes 5 & 6, when we somehow started watching Mando S3.

Don’t get me wrong, we really enjoyed The Mandolorian. But we thought Boba Fett episodes 5 & 6 were so slow! With terrible, unnecessary dialogue.

I just want to watch Boba and Fennic wrap up their story. With some Rancor and Wookie action.

This is not only unpopular but you may just be the only one thinking this.

Then I’m a unicorn!! (Or at least my family is. We are also probably the only family that liked “Thor: The Dark World.”)

There better be Boba Fett, Fennic, and the Rancor (and maybe more Danny Trejo!) in the finale, or I’ll be pissed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How come he takes his helmet off most of the time if he is supposed to be a Mandalorian as well? I’m liking it and so is my 9yo. It’s not as good as the Mandalorian though.

Who are you talking about? Boba Fett? He is not a Mandalorian. Regardless, Din belongs to a sect of religious zealots. Not all Mandalorians refuse to take off their helmets.

For further explanation
https://screenrant.com/boba-fett-din-djarin-helmet-remove-rule-explained/amp/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are they de aging Mark Hamill?

Luke is played by an actor named Graham Hamilton whose face is altered using CGI. Mark Hamill does the voice but they are also de-aging his voice using digital technology.

[Anonymous]

Who was in the bacta tank in the end credits scene? The Marshall (Timothy Olyphant)? It was hard to tell…

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who was in the bacta tank in the end credits scene? The Marshall (Timothy Olyphant)? It was hard to tell…

There was an end credits scene? Damn!

[Anonymous]

It's Timothy Olyphant and the other person is the man who made Fennec Shand a cyborg.

[Anonymous]

How cute was Grogu in his little beskar shirt?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How cute was Grogu in his little beskar shirt?!

Adorable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are they de aging Mark Hamill?

They hired a guy who did a really good deep fake on youtube. Their attempt to de-age Mark Hamill in season 2 of the Mandolorian was pretty rough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How cute was Grogu in his little beskar shirt?!

Adorable

+1

We replayed over what the Mandalorian said to Grogu when he first saw him. I realized his words exactly captured the sentiment we felt when we saw Grogu.

[Anonymous]

I know this show is now segueing into Boba Fett and his rag tag crew of vigilantes…
But the show I REALLY want to see is situational workplace comedy with Amy Sedaris’ Peli and David Pasquesi’s Majordomo character.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know this show is now segueing into Boba Fett and his rag tag crew of vigilantes…
But the show I REALLY want to see is situational workplace comedy with Amy Sedaris’ Peli and David Pasquesi’s Majordomo character.

I typically love Amy Sedaris, but while I tolerated her character in The Mandalorian, she grated on my nerves in Boba Fett. I blame the dialogue/writers, not her personally.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this show is now segueing into Boba Fett and his rag tag crew of vigilantes…
But the show I REALLY want to see is situational workplace comedy with Amy Sedaris’ Peli and David Pasquesi’s Majordomo character.

I typically love Amy Sedaris, but while I tolerated her character in The Mandalorian, she grated on my nerves in Boba Fett. I blame the dialogue/writers, not her personally. [/quote
She’s best when she’s writing for herself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know this show is now segueing into Boba Fett and his rag tag crew of vigilantes…
But the show I REALLY want to see is situational workplace comedy with Amy Sedaris’ Peli and David Pasquesi’s Majordomo character.

I typically love Amy Sedaris, but while I tolerated her character in The Mandalorian, she grated on my nerves in Boba Fett. I blame the dialogue/writers, not her personally.

She’s best when she’s writing for herself.

I think you’re right (she did write for Strangers With Candy, in which she was brilliant).