Obi-Wan Kenobi (Page 1 of 3)

Wow, that's a popular trailer. Looks good.

That trailer felt less like a weirdly violent 90:s fantasy/scifi children show procedural than the other two does. I think limited might be a good thing, higher budget and tighter writing perhaps?

Maybe I was not in the mood, but got bored half way through ep1.

Show was decent at my watching speeds but yeah I could see being very bored in ep 1 at normal speed. I am going to need a prequel series to give me backstory on how Needles the bounty hunter came to be headquartered in an Arby's.

Same, I fell asleep watching it at 8.30pm lol

Thats not a good sign.

I'll finish it off today.....it did "look" great though, the set pieces were amazing

It is a 6 part story so I am hopeful that it'll be good when it is complete. These miniseries are usually not meant to be judged by one or two episodes.

Also it gives new backstories to characters for those who are not die-hard-read-everything-that-you-can -fans who'll debate about what is and what isn't canon.

Loved the first 2 eps.  So good!  Explains how Leia knew Obi-wan in A New Hope.  Explains what Obi-wan was up to, post Revenge of the Sith.  Loving this!

HA HA!!!!  You're awesome!  Here's some Back to the Future, just for you, mrverene:

  His role selection is called "staying in your lane". 

Just to be clear, I'm not saying Flea is a bad actor, in fact his energy added a creepiness to this story that worked (as it should), it's just that bassists acting careers (like Sting) don't tend to have much range, for some reason.  ...."under the bridge downtowwwwn"...  lolz. 

Yeah, what kind of animal are they cutting up there? Do hardcore Star Wars fans know it? It's huge and kinda looks out of place in the desert.

And why doesn't anyone seem to mind that Obi-Wan takes a portion home every day (when they even cut workers' pay to make more profit)?

I liked it.

It's fine if you don't, move on and watch something you do like, don't waste your time in here listing all the reasons it's not for you. 

I agree, I think Obi-wan is the best of the spinoffs as well, and was looking forward to this story the most.  I'd also like a live action story about Mace Windu with Samuel L. Jackson, destroying an entire droid army by himself, just like the Vintage cartoon. With his famous quote...

"My name is General Mace Windu of the Jedi Order. At this point of the Clone War, I have dismantled and destroyed over 100,000 of you type one battle droids. I'm giving you an opportunity to peacefully lay down your weapons, so that you may be reprogrammed to serve a better purpose than spreading the mindless violence and chaos which you have inflicted upon the galaxy."

Not sure he still has it in him, but man, I'd so love to watch that.

If you want to know what I'm talking about go to Disney+ > Star Wars Vintage: Clone Wars 2D Micro Series > Volume 1 > Timestamp 35:48.  Or this:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cF3ocZu4cZo

I also love the Ewoks as I grew up watching Battle for Endor and Caravan of Courage, and would enjoy more stuff that's geared down for a younger audience, perhaps something Wookie Kashyyyk related....they're fluffy, lolz.

Iden Versio's story is by far my favorite Star Wars story because she's fought on both sides, and Cal Kestis is an interesting character that I'd love to see make an appearance in some capacity.

Rogue One is my favorite of the new movies, so I'm looking forward to Andor.

If anything, they're simply not making enough of these live action series, given the stories in the back catalogue.