A few years ago, I went to watch "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" with my classmates. As a Star Wars Xiaobai, I didn't understand the plot at all. After that, I thought I would miss this great IP that attracted countless people, but I never thought I could witness a successful continuation of Star Wars in the form of an American drama this year.
Since it's Star Wars Xiaobai, in this film review, I won't make any trouble to introduce the background of the story. I don't know anything about the empire or the first order. But this does not hinder my viewing, so from my point of view, Lucasfilm (or Disney?) is very clear and effective in positioning this film.
The story focuses on the Mandalorian, a small character on the rivers and lakes, and is not blended into the huge narrative of the Star Wars worldview. The script is not complicated. A bounty hunter takes the road of protection and escape after saving his prey. Each episode is a 30-minute miniseries. The height of this version of Star Wars lies not in the whole, but in the protagonist alone. Although the story is simple (a few episodes are even just paddling), the focus of this story is not only on the advancement of the main line, but also wants the audience to experience the male one male two in the form of a "road film" The experience itself.
Speaking of this, I have to play a wave of pictures from this play. Whether it’s the battle-scarred white suit of the Stormtroopers or the shining steel armor of the Mandalorian, or the whole play’s environmental rendering, I have been completely impressed as an audience This sincerity moved. It can be said that "The Mandalorian" is excellent in all required elements. The story itself is part of the story. The Star Wars world and various characters presented through the story gave me the curiosity about Star Wars that the movie did not achieve. And yearning (Who doesn't want to live in a world with minions?)
Of course, subject to conditions, I still have some suggestions for this film. There may be room for storytelling. After several flashes of Mandalorian memories and the touching interaction with the robot IG at the end, I feel that the shaping of the male protagonist is not full enough. It is in the Mandalorian creed. , The change in perceptions of robots and the road to self-salvation are not yet a heroic journey, so much so that when he took off his helmet, I just thought about how Red Viper doesn't look as handsome as Quan Youli. Having said that, these points are not shortcomings. For such a positioning miniseries, it may have done its best.
The foreign literary teachers in the school dismissed the new version of the Star Wars movie. He probably has no interest in such a high-quality but microscopic Star Wars TV series, haha. But for me, such a new star wars,
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