Is it blue milk or green milk?

@@david2869 maybe if you get nut milk out of blue balls... 😅

The "white" milk

I think it's actually supposed to be water, but I'm not sure, and either way, "nut milk" is just so much more hilarious.

Maybe it's Mando's

😂😂😂.. It's hilarious tbh. Cause Boba worked for: Darth Vadar and Jabba 😂.

@@travisgames6608, and Boba outlived both of them. Coincidence?

Was he though? In canon Dooku chose Jango as the template for clones as he had witnessed Jango killing multiple Jedi, something that was obviously very hard for a non force sensitive to do. He got all the compensation "which was considerable" from the Kaminoens. But ya. If he hadn't been at Geonosis with Dooku, never would've died right in front of his son.

@@EddyA1337 Jango never took jobs from anyone else after becoming the clone template. All he wanted to do was to train boba to carry on the family legacy. But he kept taking dangerous missions from douku which resulted in his death

An interesting add-on to that is that in Legends, Jango was actually the leader of a faction of Mandalorians (the True Mandalorians), before they were wiped out by a Jedi task force led by Dooku, after which Jango got sold into slavery, escaped, murdered the leader of the Death Watch, and then became a bounty hunter. Boba basically has the exact opposite story: He starts out as a bounty hunter and does that for decades before getting munched by the Sarlacc, and after escaping and going through all the nonsense with the Tuskens, realizes he really doesn't want to live that kind of life, and ends up becoming a crime lord on Tatooine. Almost like he's succeeding at the role his father failed at, which set him up on the life that led to his death. That just seems pretty interesting to me.

Did people not? It was amazing! It also redeemed the Tuskens as characters instead of making them the way George Lucas did. He based them off of stereotypes of "Savage Indians." But they took this idea and put actual representative spirituality in the story that mixed with Boba's transformation. It was amazing.

yeah because wholesome and sad is exactly what I wanted from a boba fett spin off.. NO dude. I don't want a spiritual journey into something new, I want the OG bad ass Boba Fett.. think of the limitless opportunities they missed. They turned him into a new Boba Fett, it was boring as f

Yea it was a pretty cool story

You also got to see Tusken culture for the first time. Before they were just mindless bad guys but BoBF gave them depth

That was the best part of the show. Everything else was subpar.

Yes! Exactly! People overlook this, but it’s a critical detail that adds a lot to his character.

It also gives us a sense of that alienation Boba feels from his bounty hunting colleagues; these people are very different from him, and they don't have any sense of honour. Boba neither fits in normal society nor is a perfectly savage bounty hunter, and that nuance is crucial.

Couldn't be me 😂

I always liked this show (not really episode 1, but yeah) Now I’ve heard a great breakdown that I can use in defending it

I really liked the show apart from episodes 5 + 6, which weren’t bad but felt like an awkward departure from the main plot

It’s because the analysis of the show is better than the show itself. I dare you to watch The Book of Boba Fett again. You will realize it is still a poorly written show that was thrown together at the last minute with no planning ahead of time.

Lol so 5 minutes ago I said drats as a joke about things that don't get said often and here you are

Same dude it wasn’t perfect but I loved it

it was an excellent surprise for me! a good star wars show unlike andor...

I love the Knights of the Old Republic take on tusken raiders. But think its ruined by being portrayed in comic books. For a taste you find out that the Jawa sandcrawlers are the remnants of a mining operation by the Czerka corporation. In the course of the game you have to find a droid that speaks tusken. To understand an ancient artifact on Tatooine. And you get alot of interesting lore on them from the local sand people oral history guy. It's cool stuff. But you know. People should ideally play the game to find it out.

@@alexstrife9766 Andor is peak star wars.

@@_laserpants_2203 Andor is peak television. It’s so different from Star Wars that it doesn’t really have the same energy.

Yeah he maybe bad guy but he isn't a sith lord

To be fair, the clones look just like his father so how could he kill them?

​@@TristanLNealthroughout that arc he had remorse for not just the clones. He straight up says that the only one he wanted dead was Mace Windu and that he was forced into violence. in the end he even saves admiral killian

@@frailvoid5844 lol Good. That's what happens when you live long enough, and that's been Boba's whole shtick since the 90's is that he's a survivor.

He fell into the Sarlacc and came out heavier, don't wanna know what he was eating in there.

@@frailvoid5844 He's actually lost a bit of that weight he had at the start. You can see how the armor sits better on him toward the end of the season.

@@werallgonnadi3035 it was the “nut milk”

@@werallgonnadi3035 lmao

Yeah, thank God the Internet is really the only place you see those types. Being like that in public is sure to get you kicked out of places.

@@nicholaspeters9919 yeah I have to agree. I saw a guy get tossed out of an arbys when he said he like book of boba fett

@@user-pj9ie4bs1z Wait, like by the manager?!

I think a positive thing with the Star Wars fandom is that love and appreciation will always outlive hate and bitterness. This happened with the Prequels, and while they obviously had flaws, they are finally getting the love and recognition they deserved after many years of people hating them and bullying Lucas & the actors. George Lucas wouldn't have sold Star Wars to Disney if the fans respected him... So now that Star Wars belongs to Disney, it comes with its own negative quirks and flaws, but I believe eventually fans will come around to the Sequels and Boba Fett again. Like poetry, it rhymes!

Agreed.

Same babe

Yes toxic positivity is what we need more of

@@Kaptain_Scout cool hot topic buzz words, dude

@@Kaptain_Scout Ok just because someone expresses how much they like something not a lot of other people like, that doesn’t always mean it’s “toxic positivity”

its insane how many people dogpiled this show... i think its better than mandalorian... but i dont rly like that show so im not that big into either of them. but it is refreshing to see someone who actually knows that theyre talking abt and has a measured take on the show. so much screeching and moaning by the star wars nerds was so frustrating because they dont even kno why they dislike things half the time besides the fact that its just ... new star wars lmao. yet they still buy tickets and merch everytime it comes out. absolutely insane and unhinged hahahah

I still wonder why this show got so much hate. im not a huge starwars fanatic so i dont know what boba fett should be like. I only knew he was a clone bountyhunter and i like his journey in the show.

@@hab0272, the story (as described by Ben here) is really good. But the execution is where it kinda falls flat on its face. Which I think is a problem with a lot of Disney Star Wars. The concepts are good, but they aren't brought to life in a satisfying manner.

@@occam7382 Yeah Disney forces short seasons and short runtime. Look how many episodes Andor has, it's no wonder it's so good, they were able to tell its story properly. All of the other Star Wars shows under Disney are way too short, and become rushed and unfinished as a result. Not to mention the major lack of cohesion and planning between all of the shows and films.

Yeah, that nod was basically Boba telling Leia, "You got balls. I respect that."

I didn’t understand the first two episodes because I’m dumb and can’t understand stuff like this.

That's why I don't try to speculate much, just make a few predictions and expectations but nothing more,I really find myself getting higher expectations while watching and when the things don't meet them I still love the thing I watch, overall it's really hard for me to have something

How so? Structurally it's a mess, what with the flashbacks that abruptly go nowhere, the utter lack of development of the "current timeline" story, and the half-assed mashing in of Mandalorian Season 3 plotlines. It made sense but it was sadly a very mixed bag.

@@LordVader1094 I really hope that their decisions with this series doesn't have a negative impact on mandalorian season 3.

it’s cuz the story is trash, you have to be a literal sheep to enjoy this, they have so many opportunities to make this show better but the went with what they made which is absolute garbage

Aww this is so cool

I found part of that book trilogy to be alittle cringy but exactly how I have always felt about Boba. Hell they make him the leader of Mandalore at one point in the old EU. He was always this morally grey character. Hell we root for Han Solo, a drug trafficker who smuggled the Star Wars version of cocaine. Boba fett was just a man wanting his bounty, also what I find really interesting from ESB, Vater says to Boba no desinnerations but then later Boba says to Vater, he needs Han Solo alive so they were on the same page in the first place. Makes Vater’s comment seem very condescending 🤣.

@@thatrandomnoob8611 Why did you find it cringey?

@@thatrandomnoob8611 never seen it that way 😂

You spelled rape wrong

A reference to the Kenobi novel by John Jackson Miller

So it wasn't just me? I have no idea WHY she felt coded as female. Maybe because paired with the other leader they felt like a warrior king and queen duo with that little one as their prince? Not really sure. But i'm glad other people saw what I saw.

@@dj_daem0n The actress/stunt woman who played her did an excellent job, especially for a 'silent' role. Her name is Joanna Bennet.

Isn't it wild that chances are there's someone out there, today in 2022 that would read that fact and be like "ugh, a feeeeeeeeeeemmmmmmmaaaaaaaleeeee tuskin raider? Unwatchable"

@@smileyp4535 did someone say that?

A lot of people were upset because they had an idea in their heads of who Boba Fett was, and this show made him someone different. But I was perfectly fine with it because the entire point of the show *was* precisely to do that - to have him “reborn” after his “death” in the sarlacc and then to remake him into a new man - and an actual developed character instead of the mysterious background figure of The Empire Strikes Back.

Thing is, yeah Boba gets some good development, but at the end of the day people don't want to see a nice guy Boba Fett, they want a badass kicking ass Boba

@@1Chasg, I mean, he is still a badass who kicks ass, the fight scene on Tython in the Mandalorian and the finale of BOBF show that clearly enough, but what is shown here is that Boba, for probably the first time in his life, actually has something to fight for, something worth fighting for.

But is he a good character?

@Elizabeth Bennett while it’s true disney has had a tremendously negative effect on Star Wars from the start, I do think the people put in charge of this show really were trying their best to make him a better character that isn’t so one note. The sad thing is everything else just feels like fanservice, nostalgia bait and fanfiction but then again that’s always been the case with Star Wars media outside the main film saga.

Same, the Book of Boba Fett is underrated, i loved the book of Boba Fett.

Ah yes because a merciless bounty hunter turning into a passive wuss falls right in line with his character

@@bailysawyer804 how is he a wuss? Because he didn’t kill a bunch of jobless college kids? Because he didn’t wanna immediately turn to bloodshed whenever he had a conflict? That’s a dumb reason to call someone a wuss

@Deep Think Gaming Zuko and Catra had more fleshed out redemptions than Anakin Skywalker. Yeah, I said it. Haha!

@Ultimate Sora I mean solid try but he wasn’t one dimensional in legends and had a lot more build up as to why he changed his life for the better as well as depicting his motivations accurately. It’s okay we can’t all use critical thinking

It always struck me as odd how he was trying to be some sort of feudal lord over Mos Espa while only commanding 8 teenagers and a temporary paramilitary of conscripts, who aren't even really loyal to him.

@@binbows2258 thing is the people of Tatooien were acustomed to having a feudal lord as there already were some long before jabba basicaly all the way back to when it was first settlet only that it was a corp back then. Thats the reason everyone looked strange at the begining as him going down to their level was something they couldn't even comprehend. Immagin chilling on a park bench having a beer with some friends and suddenly the president shows up with a sixpack and joind you. The pure absudety would shock everyone because its put of the ordenary. Same goes for the notion of disrespecting the Daimio when he only has 8 people as army, yes a strong leader of another crime syndicate could take him but a normal civilian? That mever happend thats just incomprehensile

@@Blutwind People may respect him, but there's no way he's gonna be able to hold out against a determined foe without a real army. 8 teenagers and 50 civilians with rifles won't cut it. Of course, the only reason the pyke syndicate lost is because they deployed the Scorpenek Annihilator droid incorrectly. If it had been used with supporting Droidekas (as intended by the manufacturers), they would have steamrolled Mos Espa and defeated Boba Fett.

Was that him being inept? Or the reality that when you're ambushed by professionals chosen to counter your combat skills, it can be damn hard to survive.

@@Ocker3 he could have easily flown above him with his jetpack. So yes, that scene was horribly inept. There would be nothing stopping him from flying up, then using his explosives to smear them on the ground. You haven’t thought this through, or your tactical competence is lacking.

a version were he doesnt speak so often as well, and with future technology, dont remove his helmet... (plus other "wants")

He actually hated working on it sadly. He disagreed on every decision the creators made when telling the book of Boba. He felt Disney just cared about having a character that was kid/family friendly so they would buy his merch.

@@DagothUr69 He didn't hate it at all. Watch any interview, he enjoyed and loved working on the show and you can see his enthusiasm and love for the character. Just because he had a different opinion doesn't mean he hated it, he had some gripes but he loves his job and loves the show.

@@DagothUr69 why do you think he hates it?

@@darthvader6.934 it’s not that I think, there was an interview with him, and he said that he completely disagreed with how they treated the character. He said that Boba talked too much, was way too passive compared to original trilogy and Mandalorian, and took off his helmet for no reason. He was disappointed

@@DagothUr69 can you share the link?

With backstory and his character change established, if there is a season 2 i can see a lot more of badass boba fett

I mean that kind of makes sense to me- Not every character should be invincible. I think they gave him a little more weakness that a character should have instead of making him just an OP character. It was interesting to see.

But now that he has handled his weakness, I agree with Fart Butt (🙃) and hope to see how he has become stronger and less easy to defeat as a character.

Made him worse, boring even! Some things are best left mysterious. Not EVERYTHING has to be explained

@@davebee70 Boba Fett isn’t the mysterious bounty Hunter anymore. He hasn’t been since Clone Wars. That role goes to Jango Fett.

@@alexdeghost2729 maybe so, but now he’s a boring one. Not every character with a voice has to be a goody

@@davebee70 He’s still kinda anti-heroish because he has to embrace his killer side still.

@@davebee70 did you not watch the video at all? he’s still a neutral character, while protecting the people he rules he still embraces his killer instinct

Robert?

@@John-Doe-Yo robert fettercini

@@John-Doe-Yo Well he's gone uptown now. Probably trying to project some formality. I'm sure Fennec would still call him Boba but everyone else will have to use his Sunday name: Robert A Fett, esq.

@@DaveRyanMcNeely uhhhhh alright guess I’m just out of the loop lol

@@bearlytamedmodels 👌🏽

The issue is the vast majority of actual Star Wars fans wanted to see Boba kick ass and be a bad ass like he has done in the comics and books for past 30 years. Nobody gives a shit about character development and being a nice boy.

@@zaab-yaoh9302 Lmao are you trying to say that as a negative for the show? You're just proving that SW fans are a bunch illiterate buffoons. "nobody gives a shit about character development" yeah well to make a story you need that.

@@zaab-yaoh9302 “the actual Star Wars fans want to see the boring story we’ve seen for the past 30 years because they don’t actually like stories or character development they just want memberberries” fixed it for you

There are a lot of clueless people in the internet. So no surprise here.

@@TrueGamer22887 people do care for stories as long as they are about interesting characters and not some random ass villain that was only there for action

It doesnt really turn it on his head because he isnt white. Rather because the struggle bacame his own instead of him taking the spot light from a point of privilage.

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@d R Ok, just because certain favorable characters appear in series like Mandalorian, The Book of Boba Fett, etc.; it doesn’t always automatically mean it’s a “fanservice rehash.” Yes fans do get excited, but there ARE actual story reasons why they appear. But it’s not like you Fandom Menace jocks will listen or understand. That’s just your pathetic nature, and hence why you’re not worth wasting time with.

The sequel trilogy DID do that, it was called the last Jedi, it introduced a new evolution for the franchise, brought new and interesting concepts and themes of balance,and people hated it, so the writers went back on it. Star Wars fans have no idea what they even want anymore.

@@CountOfMonteCristo_ Last Jedi was the movie that made me decide I wasn't a Star Wars fan anymore. I've not even seen Rise of Skywalker, because Last Jedi was that terrible. Its take on a balanced view of the force was a cool idea, and it was a cool idea back the books did Grey Jedi, (before the rugpull, anyway). It was a cool idea when Jolee Bindo was a character in KotOR, the one example of the concept I know of that actually was in a story that was otherwise of acceptable quality. But that's just it, one good idea does not make a good movie. We spend a good third of the movie's runtime on a wild goose chase around the galaxy that somehow involved Finn's team escaping the great inescapable stalemate that achieves nothing. We have laughably bad leadership in dealing with Poe's attempts to understand what the hell the plan is. (You guys are an anti-authoritarian militia, your very nature selects for people who have a tendency not to trust authority, that means you can't lead by saying "trust me, I'm an authority figure." YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS!) There's also the terrible space combat - the WWII carpet bombing in space at the start, the hyperspace ramming that completely invalidates all other forms of warfare throughout the entire series because why don't you just strap hyperspace drives on asteroids and throw big rocks at the speed of light to solve your problems? The only reason it made sense that this wasn't the dominant strategy in space combat was the hypothetical that hyperspace worked in a way that such collisions could not occur. Ray's whole plotline in Last Jedi, Luke's refusal to teach her, the revelation that her lineage is *not* actually important and that she's not some mystical chosen one. That was actually good. I even enjoyed seeing Ben betray Snoke on screen, finally getting to see the Rule of Two pay off with its implied system of succession. (Could have done with better choreography of the fight with his Red Guards, given the budget, but it served its purpose in not denying the audience the expected spectacle of a lightsaber fight.) If the whole movie had been on the level of Ray's plotline, I'd have been all about it. But when you write a movie with several plotlines and only manage to make one of them coherent (and have that one also be subverting a lot of expectations in a way you know is going to be controversial)....you're making a bad movie. (And when you then go back on pretty much everything that movie established, the way Rise of Skywalker is reputed to have done, you just make that movie even worse by making it incoherent in the larger narrative.)

@@rashkavar im not going to bother defending the film because I know whatever I say wont change your mind, I will sya this however, don't you think you are overexaggerating just a little bit? I understand your hatred for the film and even share a couple complaints, all Im saying is that if you seriously reconsidered your love for Star Wars over this film, then Im sorry for you.

@@CountOfMonteCristo_ I still like the old stuff, it's just Disney's stuff I'm not willing to spend money on. At least not blindly. Rogue One was good, and Mandalorian and the Book of Boba Fett both have enough positive discourse to have gotten my interest. If they can maintain that kind of track record I'll probably start at least giving them a chance again eventually. But they've blown the uncritical trust I had for the series with those two movies. Never again will I watch a new Star Wars thing without having seen reviews like this one. I don't mind spoilers, so it's a small loss for me, but it means they'll probably never get my contribution to box office sales, just an occasional month of Disney+ or whatever when I pop in to watch things that I know are worth my time.

@@rashkavar I honestly respect your opinion, and thank you for leaving civil reasons as to why you dont enjoy Disney era star wars (besides some exceptions of course) I personally enjoyed 2 out of the three sequels, I thought they where much better than any other franchise revivals at the time and even now ie: Ghostbusters, Jurassic World to name a few, in my opinion, Disney Star Wars seems to have so much more effort and care than those, I do hope you reconsider your stance at some point, im not saying to immediatey tyrn around, but I commend you for trying out other projects like Rouge One and The Mandalorian, so thank you for your stance on the matter!

Yeah my biggest problem with this show is I just personally don’t like Robert Rodriguez’ style of filmmaking, it’s really over the top and cheesy, on purpose, but it has never worked for me. I think the show could have been better but I did like it a lot and I hope more people come around on it in the future.

This is Bryce Dallas Howard's third episode (she also directed the Seven Samurai-esque episode of the Mandalorian with the walker attacking the village and the episode where Din and Bo-Katan hijack an Imperial ship), and she's got a hell of an eye.

She could direct a pretty spectacular movie given the chance

@@CEWThree Yeah these were some of the very best episodes to come out of D+. I think the Bo-Katan episode was my favorite Mando s2 episode and Return of the Mandalorian was definitely my favorite BoBF episode.

The episode she did and the one Filoni did were probably the best ones. Those two should be the primary people directing these SW shows.

lmfao

Still entertaining.

Well isn't that to some extent the point of good media? To make you question yourself and challenge your thinking?

​@@CockatooDudeyes, but not if the alternative choices are just flat out strange and odd

@@Inkbudthey aren’t strange and odd, this is what happens in real life when people grow and mature. Others around them say they changed and dislike it.

much agreed, but maybe it’s like yoda talking. he talks backwards so you pay attention and think about what he’s saying, that’s how this show felt like you yourself had to put it together to understand jt

@@helloimtobi what the.... That's the reason why Yoda speaks like that?!? :0

Iirc the book of boba fett wasn't planned as a series(at least this early). It was supposed to me Mandalorian S3 but due to circumstances they made this one. Might be wrong tho

@@fabrago05, probably not, but that's still a pretty good way of thinking about that.

@@occam7382 true it’s just how i interpret his speech.

Less dull then boba fett walking around a dusty town, waiting for things to happen to him. They could’ve actually showed him struggling on the lines to regain power *whilst* also struggling with a newly rejuvenated code of honor. Call him one dimensional all you like, but they threw out a enough material (canon and otherwise) that they could’ve made something more nuanced then the yes man version of a godfather.

"Criminal with a code and rules of their own" stories are some of the most classic fiction of all time, I'm baffled by this viewpoint. Like... every heist movie, John Wick, etc. all have this sort of style and you're acting like it wouldn't be possible to make that interesting? It's kind of hard to make that completely UNinteresting, actually. Versus the horrible mess this show turned into.

@@SBJ_Tube I mean, that kind of story obviously could work, it's just... I don't feel they executed it all that well with Boba Fett. I mean, it's alright, but it's not great.

Boba Fett is a jobber who got killed by a blind man with a stick and was only brought back because his armor looked cool.

@@TrueGamer22887 This was the chance to make him more than that, but somehow they made him even more incompetent.

But Boba isn’t supposed to be like that…

@@jangomango66 I suppose that there should be no "bad guys" in Star Wars anymore. I think they should just make everyone good guys now. The Sith aren't evil...just misunderstood...and they actually want to help everyone achieve their best life. Thrawn when he comes into it should really join the New Republic in building a utopia. I mean let's turn Star Wars (where there was OBJECTIVE evil) into Star Trek now...utopia and cooperation is what Star Wars was all about anyway. Conflict is silly in the Star Wars universe. I never WANTED Boba Fett to BE a good guy...I wanted him to be a badass bounty hunter and a story around that. But whatever...it seems this wasn't for old school fans. This show was basically a live action cartoon...palatable but really harmless and forgettable.

@@Xrosstalk redemption arcs are based and Cad Bane is still evil by the end of this show.

@@RayOfTruth Redemption arcs that make sense, yes. Not with this show, clearly.

@@jangomango66 but why can’t he be? Surely a life changing experience like falling into the sarlacc and emerging into a new world surrounded by a new family would change a man

That’s ridiculous though. In the legends canon, he was John wick in space. He was Heisenberg of bounty hunters. He was a villain who could do anything. Why did they reinvent the character to be this? A discount Star Trek character

@@dope8878 no the legends canon had him act very inconsistent. Every writer characterized boba differently, sometime he was an emotionless killer and other times he was a moral hero. The legends canon had interesting stories that were better than what we got but to say it was all better is dumb

@@someguy9496 but it is better. He was minorly insconsistent, but the overall vibe and direction of the character is better than what we got. By a king shor

his whole character was: Han solo is worth a lot of credits

@@bam_bino__ in the movies he was a bad guy, who by context disintegrated people and sold sex slaves to fat slug minsters

There's nothing inherently wrong with a change of heart but it requires a good reason and for me the way it was done doesn't hold up to even slight critical review. Being number 1 bounty hunter for the Empire and the Hutts implies a certain amount of indifference, brutality and callousness. No questions asked, no humanising the enemy, hit and run. Otherwise you don't end up at the top next to a cold blooded Reptilian (Bossk) and a killer robot (IG88). He was doing the dirty work for the bad guys - years of conditioning to be a cold killer of unpleasant good guys with actual values. And Disney wants to make me believe that an encounter with some slaving sadistic sand savages that shoot and torture random strangers changed his character and showed him the true meaning of love and how to be a good person? The guy that worked for the space nazis and the Hutt mafia that probably killed shitton of political dissidents fighting for moral causes? Sorry but i don't buy it.

@@kabakaprime5127 I completely agree with you,I just like this video because it rationalises a lot of the frustration I had with the show, and makes sense of all the strange character development, I would say that this is a good formula for a redemption arc but a bad Boba Fett story

@@Waywardpine Yeah, there are definitely details you can miss or see slightly different. For me though I don't think it changes anything though cause I refuse to believe Boba's motivation and the overall forced narrative in the first place. They just wanted to much. A weird good guy mafia savior story mixed with wild west dancing with the wolves. His enlightenment with the Tusken doesn't work for me, cause they treat him like utter shit when he already has PTSD from the sarlacc probably and there's hardly any kindness he received to give him any reason to like them. Playing along with the rituals would only be logical for survival but it would be natural if he held a grudge on his sadistic slaving torturers - the Tusken aren't 'misunderstood', they are bad people. And the story ark of wanting to take over a famous crime boss's organisation without being criminal and without anything to take over other than a shitty palace doesn't really make much sense either. Nobody asked him to save Mos Espa. The Tusken which he grew so fond of probably shot Mos Espans for fun and the majority of the city probably lives of crime, yet he has to come as their saviour. That's not even a redemption story - where's the redemption? - nor a story that would work well for any other character without major changes to be relatable.

@@kabakaprime5127 Well they gave him respect for his strength which is all boba knows. In the world of bounty hunting the strongest survive and are respected. He stays with them because unlike his former employers they seem to care for him after he’s proven himself. Also these guys specific say they hide in the desert and don’t survive by killing unlike other tribes. Point is his connection with the tuskens makes sense form his POV.

Criticism is not toxic, although I do believe that BoB is underrated although not perfect.

@@BruceWayne-fj9bm yea Ofcourse but there’s a huge difference between legit criticism and yelling about how much you hate Disney, complaining how woke something is or how stupid something is without giving valid reasons. I swear that’s all most Star Wars essays are nowadays. I love essays with valid criticism but It’s refreshing to watch an essay without constant yelling or complaining. Some of my favorite Star Wars essays I disagree with the KZfaqr on multiple things.

I think it's the execution tbh. It spends too long on some things and not enough time on building the characters - like were we supposed to care when the gamorian guards died? Cause I laughed. It also spends no time setting up the finale. Too much interesting stuff happens off screen when it becomes mando 2.5. It's also really repetative structurally. Basically the pacing is so weird for the story it's trying to tell. Also, a lot of the dialogue is terrible imo. I don't think a good story can save a show with this many problems. Just my two cents.

@@hcstubbs3290 I agree. The execution is the primary issue.

@@hcstubbs3290 I hate book of boba and mando for how ridiculous every little part of the show is

the idea was good. they had characters, actors, money. and they made show that looks like fan project. even cgi is trash (bike episodes)

@@hanshotlast and your username is "Star Wars Forever" shut up

Thing is, yeah Boba gets some good development, but at the end of the day people don't want to see a nice guy Boba Fett, they want a badass kicking ass Boba.

@@1Chasg That gets boring real quick, I like boba from bobf better

@@1Chasg this reminds me of the people who wanted a whole movie of Vader chasing down Jedi. That’s not a movie. There would be no characters, themes, anything. All the characterization would have to be in the Jedi he’s hunting, who we know all just die. Star Wars fans seem to just want memberberries

@@TrueGamer22887 obviously people want a horror movie where Vader's jason

If y’all read the Boba Fett comics, you’ll understand why people are angry with this show

How do you justify the Mods?

@@O1OO1O1 Well sure, they felt a bit out of place, but I didn't really mind them. The colors could have been a bit toned down maybe, a bit more weathered, but else, not really a problem. And the director took inspiration from 50s bikers, so it's also interesting

@@O1OO1O1 the only problem is really that they were too clean for tattoine, if the mods were on Corrusant or any other urbanized planet you wouldn`t have noticed them imo.

Star Wars fans don’t like stories or character development, they like neon lasers and member berries

@@TrueGamer22887 Yup. Star wars fans... we will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. :P

@@TrueGamer22887 Member Chewbacca? Oh I member

Oh yeah because Boba was such a good person in Mando. Where he crushed skulls and beat the shit out of people for disrespecting him. He had such a change of heart in exactly 1 minute between the finale of Mando S2 and BoB that he became a good, understanding guy. Lmfao give me a break man

@@Fr3k3 he was beating literal space nazis

it's good to know that other people actually thought about the show instead of just hating it cause it wasn't The Mandalorian. Also that Rancor is a big part of why so much of the show looked kinda Cheap, most of the Budget had to be in that and the Luke Deepfake.

I never thought I'd hear somebody say that about The Book of Boba Fett

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Sorry to break it to you, but if everyone unanimously shit talks something and have the exact reason on why, it's not them being negative, it's just the work sucking. If not convinced, watch "how to ruin a boba" by the closer look, not only does he break down film and writing to the science it is, but offers his own rendition of the story to go along with the critique. And I can happily say I had more fun hearing him than I ever had watching the 100 million dollar flop.