Alright! Today I am reviewing The Mandalorian.
The Mandalorian is Disney+'s breakout star. Before The Mandalorian, nothing on Disney+ really needed to be subscribed to, but then The Mandalorian happened. I was actually striking against Disney+, but everyone kept asking me about The Mandalorian and everything so I succumbed.
And I'm kinda glad I did. The Mandalorian, simply put, is one of the best TV shows currently airing, due to the show's darker and grittier atmosphere compared to regular Star Wars, the great production design, the likeable characters, and, of course, the Child.
The Child is the breakout character of this breakout show. In fact, it's the breakout character of Disney+. He is so adorable, it's not even funny. But, I'm sure you've heard all of this. Who hasn't?
Back to The Mandalorian. Something I was really looking forward to with The Mandalorian is the violence. Disney has really toned down Star Wars violence to the point where lightsabers can hit your face and you don't die. That's wrong. So imagine my delight, when, in the first couple minutes of the first episode, Mando chops someone in half with a door. That was lit.
I really like the Mandalorian. All of the characters have the "Iconic" feel of Star Wars, like the "I have spoken" guy (Kuiil), Cara Dune, Greef Karga, and IG-11. They were all great.
This is a good series. Now that it's over, I guess Disney+ is useless until Clone Wars Season 7 happens, and then it'll be Falcon and the Winter Soldier after that.
But, the Mandalorian's great, Baby Yoda's great, the actual title character is pretty cool, and the production design and score are great. This is a great show.
Yet another good, original-ish TV show of 2019 (Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance).
I guess my one criticism about the TV show is that you can skip every other episode and still get the main plot. It's not like Once Upon A Time where every episode builds up to the finale, it's more like you can skip episodes 2, 5, and 6. Especially 5 and 6. 2 reveals that Baby Yoda has the force, but other than that, no real momentum. But, yeah. You can skip 5 and 6 easily.
Very easily.
I would give this show a 8/10, with an overall opinion saying, "The Mandalorian is a great show. It has great music, production, cool characters, and Baby Yoda. It, simply put, rocks."
The Mandalorian is Disney+'s breakout star. Before The Mandalorian, nothing on Disney+ really needed to be subscribed to, but then The Mandalorian happened. I was actually striking against Disney+, but everyone kept asking me about The Mandalorian and everything so I succumbed.
And I'm kinda glad I did. The Mandalorian, simply put, is one of the best TV shows currently airing, due to the show's darker and grittier atmosphere compared to regular Star Wars, the great production design, the likeable characters, and, of course, the Child.
The Child is the breakout character of this breakout show. In fact, it's the breakout character of Disney+. He is so adorable, it's not even funny. But, I'm sure you've heard all of this. Who hasn't?Back to The Mandalorian. Something I was really looking forward to with The Mandalorian is the violence. Disney has really toned down Star Wars violence to the point where lightsabers can hit your face and you don't die. That's wrong. So imagine my delight, when, in the first couple minutes of the first episode, Mando chops someone in half with a door. That was lit.
I really like the Mandalorian. All of the characters have the "Iconic" feel of Star Wars, like the "I have spoken" guy (Kuiil), Cara Dune, Greef Karga, and IG-11. They were all great.
This is a good series. Now that it's over, I guess Disney+ is useless until Clone Wars Season 7 happens, and then it'll be Falcon and the Winter Soldier after that.
But, the Mandalorian's great, Baby Yoda's great, the actual title character is pretty cool, and the production design and score are great. This is a great show.Yet another good, original-ish TV show of 2019 (Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance).
I guess my one criticism about the TV show is that you can skip every other episode and still get the main plot. It's not like Once Upon A Time where every episode builds up to the finale, it's more like you can skip episodes 2, 5, and 6. Especially 5 and 6. 2 reveals that Baby Yoda has the force, but other than that, no real momentum. But, yeah. You can skip 5 and 6 easily.
Very easily.
I would give this show a 8/10, with an overall opinion saying, "The Mandalorian is a great show. It has great music, production, cool characters, and Baby Yoda. It, simply put, rocks."
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