Star Wars franchise is continuing to be as stellar for the noises as the visuals. We rewatched that scene on full volume a few times at the STC household -- not just for the boom itself but the after shock ripple sound.
And Fett's line is the greatest throw-a-way in the SW universe.
I didn't get that at all, either.
From a technological design view, why bother using facial recognition if, you know, it doesn't bother to actually recognize faces (otherwise wouldn't the software know that the Mandalorian is not registered as an Emperial soldier?
From a user design standpoint, why build facial recognition into information access systems for a base where 80% of the users wear helmets all the damned time? (Yes, I know the terminal was in the officer's mess, just trying to be funny).
What about the fact that driving at speed and all the jostling was enough to get the rhydonium to a critical level, but a few full blasts from a TIE fighter's cannons less than a foot away was kosher?
For me, my main takeaways were:
- Never expected I would be rooting for TIE fighters to save day
- Interesting peek into the human side of the Empire with all the troops celebrating Mando's and Mayfeld's run (only of course to have it starkly contrasted with the genocidal mania of their leaders)
- Liked Burr's character arc -- and really liked the "I never saw your face" and look away moment.
- Seems strange that someone with a code of never removing their helmet would also take the trouble to grow -- and have to put up with the grooming -- of a mustache.