I watched Rebels and The Clone Wars, there are a bunch of ideas that are borrowed from those two shows but made in live-action in this. There's simply nothing here that seem like the creators just winged it. Sure there's some cringey dialogue, but that stuff is an established thing in any and all Star Wars show/movie.
What I like about the show is that it's not relying on the volume as much as The Mandalorian or Boba Fett. The sets look really good, the costumes look really good as well. The characters, while I was disappointed some didn't make it too far, are good. One standout, however, is Jung-Jae Lee. He really stands out from the rest of the cast, even though Amandla Stenberg is doing a great job as well.
The visuals are really good, though I do wish they did better with the cinematography a lot of it feel very static and not very engaging. The cinematography during fight scenes in the first and second episode are pretty good though.
What I think is happening with the reviews of this show is based on misinformation, a one-sided race war (where the "attacked" have made up their own war in their heads and they're now fighting a brick wall), or males that are just afraid of women behind the wheel, who knows.
Sure, there are flaws of the show, but it's simply not as bad as a 4.6 rating.
As someone who has watched every Star Wars show (live action and animated) as well as the movies, this is Star Wars. People here are overexagerating and blowing a whole lot of nothing out of proportion, to the point where it's an obsession. I highly recommend the show.
What I like about the show is that it's not relying on the volume as much as The Mandalorian or Boba Fett. The sets look really good, the costumes look really good as well. The characters, while I was disappointed some didn't make it too far, are good. One standout, however, is Jung-Jae Lee. He really stands out from the rest of the cast, even though Amandla Stenberg is doing a great job as well.
The visuals are really good, though I do wish they did better with the cinematography a lot of it feel very static and not very engaging. The cinematography during fight scenes in the first and second episode are pretty good though.
What I think is happening with the reviews of this show is based on misinformation, a one-sided race war (where the "attacked" have made up their own war in their heads and they're now fighting a brick wall), or males that are just afraid of women behind the wheel, who knows.
Sure, there are flaws of the show, but it's simply not as bad as a 4.6 rating.
As someone who has watched every Star Wars show (live action and animated) as well as the movies, this is Star Wars. People here are overexagerating and blowing a whole lot of nothing out of proportion, to the point where it's an obsession. I highly recommend the show.
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