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The Jawas have a scavenger culture and care very little for things that can't help the whole. You'll notice they aren't exactly broken up about their tribe members being killed. They knew the risks of stripping an unknown space craft. They even have the balls the demand a trade for his parts back. Do not mourn the Jawas. Disgusting creatures.
Pretty sure that neither Jango nor Boba were actually Mandolorians. They just appropriated their culture.
Mandalorians can be adopted into the culture. I believe the main character of the show was a "foundling" as they called it.
Jango was a Mando and Boba was a clone of Jango raised to be one. Although the never taking the helmet off thing sort of throws a wrinkle at some of the scenes in Attack of the Clones.
They don't tell the stormtroopers that until it too late (you know, after they've been shot or hit with a rock).
A buddy at work found and article that listed the specific episodes in Rebels and other stuff that gave a background of the Mandalorians. Something like that would be awesome if you didn't want to watch all the episodes for the show.
to me it just feels like A New Hope. so many reminders of it embedded in the scenery
100% agree, GB. I still think the prequels wouldn't have been as disliked if they hadn't used so much CGI. I know I'm in the minority with that opinion, but
The new Disney+ app has got me going back and watching all of the first 6. The first three were limited by the tech of the day, then the next three Lucas went nuts on the computer. Someone should have told him, stick with a proven formula. The early cgi doesn't age well.100% agree, GB. I still think the prequels wouldn't have been as disliked if they hadn't used so much CGI. I know I'm in the minority with that opinion, but
I remember an interview from back in the day with Hayden Christiansen blaming Lucas. I'm paraphrasing from memory, but he said something to the effect of him having tried to give suggestions about playing certain things a different way, but Lucas insisted on getting what he eventually got. Now, Hayden hasn't really been proven to be a great actor, but the prequels were some of Ewan McGreggor's worst work too.
There are three.
No I agree on that point. I think the CGI was really in it's infancy compared to today and George wanted to showcase it like he showcased all the ILM stuff from the 70's. He just went a little overboard for what was capable at the time.100% agree, GB. I still think the prequels wouldn't have been as disliked if they hadn't used so much CGI. I know I'm in the minority with that opinion, but
Jango only wore the armor. I believe in The Clone Wars we learn that the Mandalorian government only considered him a common mercenary with no tie to The Mandalorians.
Lego ones are just for amusement, I think they are pretty funny. My favorite is the clone wars, rebels was ok, haven't checked out resistance yet.
