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Since the huge success of The Mandalorian series, Disney has realized there are a lot of incentives in continuing to expand the Star Wars universe by exploring stories involving new characters that were otherwise mostly unknown.

I like Star Wars although I am not its biggest fan, that's for sure. But that didn't prevent me from enjoying the 2 seasons produced so far about The Mandalorian, plus, the creators of the series nailed it by including Baby Yoda.

At the final of the second season from The Mandalorian, this series was revealed, and given the fact it appeared to share the same tune, I immediately decided I would binge watch it after all the episodes were available. I don't like waiting 1 week for each new episode so that's why I sometimes have to wait longer to begin watching a series. This isn't the case with Netflix productions by the way, because they release all the episodes at once, unlike the rest of the streaming services.

What was the series about?

The series follows the adventures of Boba Fett beginning when he was close to dying, to becoming a ruler of a small town. When the series begins, Fett is inside a very weird creature and I guess most people would have died when facing those very same circumstances. Fett. however, is a Mandalorian and therefore, extremely resistant and knowledgeable about survival methods.

Soon after he survives being inside the weird beast, he gets captured by a tribe and at the beginning, he is treated like just another regular prisoner. It seems like Fett is going through a period of very bad luck but things will soon change for him.

Eventually, he will manage to gain the trust and respect of this tribe, and they will develop some type of cooperative relationships, where both parts share their useful knowledge and skills. He becomes one of them, and given the typeof lifestyle of the tribe members, it is normal for them to constantly have problems and conflicts with other tribes and gangs. These conflicts will become bigger than originally expected for both Fett and probably for most viewers as well.

His time in this tribe won't last long and Fett is forced to begin another journey on his own once again. All of this is just the beginning of the series and simply putting the pieces in their proper places for what's to come.

Desde el gran éxito de la serie The Mandalorian, Disney se ha dado cuenta de que hay muchos incentivos para continuar expandiendo el universo de Star Wars mediante la exploración de historias que involucren a nuevos personajes que, de otro modo, serían en su mayoría desconocidos.

Me gusta Star Wars aunque no soy su mayor fan, eso seguro. Pero eso no me impidió disfrutar de las 2 temporadas producidas hasta ahora sobre The Mandalorian, además, los creadores de la serie lo hicieron muy bien al crear a Baby Yoda.

Al final de la segunda temporada de The Mandalorian, se reveló esta serie, y dado el hecho de que parecía compartir el mismo tono, inmediatamente decidí que la vería en maraton después de que todos los episodios estuvieran disponibles. No me gusta esperar 1 semana por cada nuevo episodio, por eso a veces tengo que esperar más para empezar a ver una serie. Por cierto, este no es el caso de las producciones de Netflix, porque lanzan todos los episodios a la vez, a diferencia del resto de los servicios de streaming.

¿De qué trataba la serie?

La serie sigue las aventuras de Boba Fett comenzando cuando estaba a punto de morir, hasta convertirse en el jefazo de un pequeño pueblo. Cuando comienza la serie, Fett está dentro de una criatura muy extraña y supongo que la mayoría de la gente habría muerto al enfrentarse a esas mismas circunstancias. Fett, sin embargo, es un Mandalorian y, por lo tanto, extremadamente resistente y conocedor de métodos de supervivencia.

Poco después de que sobrevive estando dentro de la extraña bestia, es capturado por una tribu y, al principio, es tratado como un prisionero más. Parece que Fett está pasando por un período de muy mala suerte, pero las cosas pronto cambiarán para él.

Eventualmente, logrará ganarse la confianza y el respeto de esta tribu, y desarrollarán un tipo de relación cooperativa, donde ambas partes comparten sus útiles conocimientos y habilidades. Se convierte en uno de ellos, y dado el estilo de vida de los miembros de la tribu, es normal que constantemente tengan problemas y conflictos con otras tribus y pandillas. Estos conflictos se volverán más grandes de lo esperado originalmente tanto para Fett como probablemente también para la mayoría de los espectadores.

Su tiempo en esta tribu no durará mucho y Fett se ve obligado a emprender otra aventura por su cuenta una vez más. Todo esto es solo el comienzo de la serie y simplemente poniendo las piezas en su lugar para lo que está por venir.

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As time goes on, he becomes more and more relevant until he finally manages to take control of Jabba's crime activities with the helpof his partner Fennec Shand. Fett is taking advantage of all his experience over many decades of being a Mandalorian to survive as best as he can in such a hostile environment.

There will be a lot of conflicts with new as well as old enemies, and theseries shows how Fett's tries to deal with everything, and also he he even uses a little bit of politics to help his interests. Towards the end of the series, in the final 3 episodes or so, important characters from previous productions will make an appearance, which is why these episodes were my favorites of the entire season.

The series was fine for the most part, but I was honestly expecting something groundbreaking and was a little disappointed that this series is simply far from it. Nevertheless, it had its cool moments for sure.

Main names associated with the series

The main director of the series was Robert Rodriguez, who has about 30 years of experience and has worked as a director in more than 50 productions. Some of his recent ones are Alita: Battle Angel, From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series, and Machete Kills.

Jon Favreau was the main writer of the story. He is mostly known for his acting roles, but sometimes he also works as a writer, and Boba Fett, as well as The Mandalorian, are his main creations. A couple of other productions written by him are Chef and Couples Retreat.

Temuera Morrison played the main role in the series, Boba Fett, a Mandalorian with many decades of experience. As an actor, Morrison has had a very successful career, and among his recent films we can find Occupation: Rainfall, Aquaman, and The Osiris Child.

A medida que pasa el tiempo, se vuelve cada vez más relevante hasta que finalmente logra tomar el control de las actividades criminales de Jabba con la ayuda de su socia Fennec Shand. Fett está aprovechando toda su experiencia durante muchas décadas como Mandalorian para sobrevivir lo mejor que puede en un entorno tan hostil.

Habrá muchos conflictos con nuevos y viejos enemigos, y esta serie muestra cómo Fett trata de lidiar con todo, y también usa un poco de política para ayudar a sus intereses. Hacia el final de la serie, en los últimos 3 episodios más o menos, aparecerán personajes importantes de producciones anteriores, por lo que estos episodios fueron mis favoritos de toda la temporada.

La serie estuvo bien en su mayor parte, pero honestamente esperaba algo innovador y me decepcionó un poco que esta serie simplemente esté lejos de serlo. Sin embargo, tuvo sus momentos buenos, eso seguro.

Principales nombres asociados a la serie

El director principal de la serie fue Robert Rodríguez, quien tiene unos 30 años de experiencia y ha trabajado como director en más de 50 producciones. Algunos de sus últimos son Alita: Battle Angel, From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series y Machete Kills.

Jon Favreau fue el escritor principal de la historia. Es conocido principalmente por sus papeles de actor, pero a veces también trabaja como escritor, y Boba Fett, así como The Mandalorian, son sus principales creaciones. Otro par de otras producciones escritas por él son Chef y Couples Retreat.

Temuera Morrison interpretó el papel principal en la serie, Boba Fett, un Mandalorian con muchas décadas de experiencia. Como actor, Morrison ha tenido una carrera muy exitosa, y entre sus películas recientes se encuentran Ocupación: Rainfall, Aquaman y The Osiris Child.

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Ming-Na Wen plays a very important character in the story called Fennec Shand, who will join forces with Boba Fett from the beginning. We can also find this actress in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Fresh Off the Boat, and April Rain.

How were the performance from the cast, the scenery and the writing work?

The performances were all right, but the costume design of many space races left much to be desired, and this was reduced by a lot of my enjoyment of the series. Not all of the weird space races looked awful, but some of them did and this was a complete turn-off. The main characters were ok with their roles for the most part though, and there was also an insane CGI in episode 6 that was mind-blowing.

The scenery was acceptable, typical of Star Wars but sometimes I find it hard to believe why these people have small towns with very primitive looks if they also have super-advanced technology that allows space travel?

The writing was regular, there were no huge twists, and I don't feel the story was too intriguing, to be honest. There were only a couple of conflicts with a simple resolution that didn't add anything innovative to the table.

Final thoughts

The Book of Boba Fett was simply fine, but not a big deal at least not for me. I considered it a fine space action series but not necessarily a must-watch except for die-hard fans of Star Wars of course.

If a new season gets released down the road, I will certainly watch it because it can be fun but I do believe they could produce something much more intense and enjoyable. The Star Wars universe has a lot of potential and I don't feel they are using it to its full extent.

Ming-Na Wen interpreta a un personaje muy importante en la historia llamado Fennec Shand, quien unirá fuerzas con Boba Fett desde el principio. También podemos encontrar a esta actriz en Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Fresh Off the Boat y April Rain.

¿Cómo fue la actuación del elenco, la escenografía y el trabajo de escritura?

Las actuaciones estuvieron bien, pero el diseño de vestuario de muchas razas espaciales dejó mucho que desear, y esto redujo por mucho de mi disfrute de la serie. No todas las razas espaciales extrañas se veían horribles, pero algunas de ellas sí y esto no me gusto para nada. Sin embargo, los personajes principales estaban bien con sus roles en su mayor parte, y también hubo un CGI espectacular en el episodio 6 que fue alucinante.

La escenografía estuvo aceptable, típica de Star Wars pero a veces me cuesta creer por qué esta gente tiene pueblos pequeños con un aspecto muy primitivo si además tienen una tecnología súper avanzada que permite viajar al espacio.

La escritura fue regular, no hubo grandes giros y, para ser honesto, no siento que la historia fuera demasiado intrigante. Solo hubo un par de conflictos con una resolución simple que no agregó nada innovador a la mesa.

Reflexiones finales

El Libro de Boba Fett estuvo bien y poco más, no fue gran cosa, al menos no para mí. La consideré una buena serie de acción espacial, pero no necesariamente un must-watch, excepto para los fanáticos acérrimos de Star Wars, por supuesto.

Si se lanza una nueva temporada en el futuro, ciertamente la veré porque puede ser divertida, pero creo que podrían producir algo mucho más intenso y disfrutable. El universo de Star Wars tiene mucho potencial y no siento que lo estén aprovechando en toda su extensión.

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The Best

Lo Mejor

It can be fun for the most part.
Excellent CGI in some moments.

Puede ser divertida en su mayor parte.
Excelente CGI en algunos momentos.

The Worst

Lo Peor

Some action scenes and the looks of some space races were awful.

Algunas escenas de acción y el aspecto de algunas razas espaciales eran horribles.

Review: AAA
In numbers: 7/10

Crítica: AAA
En números: 7/10

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›Al final, que vimos? Boba Fett o The Mandalorian 2.5? // In the end, what did we see? Boba Fett or The Mandalorian 2.5?@javyeslava.photo1595d
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La semana pasada llegó a su final con el capitulo siete la serie del famoso cazarrecompensas Boba Fett. Dentro del universo de Star Wars hay infinitos personajes a los cuales perfectamente le pudieran hacer una serie o una película pero que se hayan decidido por Boba tras su aparición en temporadas anteriores de The Mandalorian me pareció super acertado ya que estamos ante un personaje que no es tan mediatico pero que dentro de la historia de la saga si tiene una historia interesante.

Last week the series of the famous bounty hunter Boba Fett came to an end with chapter seven. Within the Star Wars universe there are infinite characters to which they could perfectly make a series or a movie but I thought that they have decided for Boba after his appearance in previous seasons of The Mandalorian was super successful because we are facing a character that is not so mediatic but within the history of the saga if you have an interesting story.

Que es lo que pasó con esta serie, a mi parecer? - pues que muchas personas venían con el listón o expectativas muy altas por todo lo que nos ofreció Mando que en lo que comenzaron a disfrutar de las aventuras de Boba no estaban conformes, afortunadamente no fue mi caso. Desde el primer episodio sabía que no iba a ser igual porque suponía que tenían que darnos contexto del como, después de haber caído en las entrañas de aquella criatura en el desierto, había sobrevivido para convertirse en lo que era; cosa que hicieron y se disfrutó bastante.

What happened with this series, in my opinion? - Well, many people came with very high expectations because of everything that Mando offered us and when they started to enjoy Boba's adventures they were not satisfied, fortunately this was not my case. From the first episode I knew it was not going to be the same because I assumed that they had to give us context of how, after having fallen into the bowels of that creature in the desert, he had survived to become what he was; which they did and it was quite enjoyable.

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Brevemente, quien es Boba Fett? - un cazarrecompensas que lleno de venganza por la muerte de Jango Fett decide tomar a los Jedis como enemigos. Al ver que su plan no funcionó, ya que no pudo asesinar a Windu, estuvo preso y paradójicamente ganó reputación en toda la galaxia. Se forma el Imperio y es ahí cuando Boba comienza a trabajar para Jabba the Hutt para después estar bajo las ordenes de Varth Vader.

Briefly, who is Boba Fett? - a bounty hunter who full of revenge for the death of Jango Fett decides to take the Jedi as enemies. Seeing that his plan did not work, since he could not kill Windu, he was imprisoned and paradoxically gained reputation throughout the galaxy. The Empire is formed and that is when Boba begins to work for Jabba the Hutt to later be under the orders of Varth Vader.

Fue el responsable del congelamiento de Han Solo en carbonita por lo que eso de que Boba es buena persona, no es así. En Tatooine se produce una batalla entre Luke y sus aliados para rescatar a Solo y es ahí donde Boba Fett cae dentro de un "sarlcc" pero sobrevive. Ya desde ese momento hasta el final de esta serie la historia es la conocida.

He was responsible for freezing Han Solo in carbonite so that Boba is a good person, not so. On Tatooine there is a battle between Luke and his allies to rescue Solo and that is where Boba Fett falls into a "sarlcc" but survives. From that moment until the end of this series the story is the known.

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De los siete capítulos de la serie por lo menos los primeros 3 o 4, no lo recuerdo exactamente, son un poco introspectivos ya que nos llevan a como Boba recupera su forma y sus habilidades al estar bajo los cuidados de los Tusken, esta tribu que vive en el desierto. Vemos como Boba va creando una relación con ellos lo que hace que inevitablemente en muchas partes la historia baje el ritmo pero el interés no se pierde, por que? - pues porque la trama va en dos líneas temporales y esa característica en las series es de las que más me llaman la atención.

Of the seven chapters of the series at least the first 3 or 4, I don't remember exactly, are a bit introspective as they take us to how Boba recovers his form and his abilities to be under the care of the Tusken, this tribe that lives in the desert. We see how Boba is creating a relationship with them which inevitably makes that in many parts the story slows down the pace but the interest is not lost, why? - Well, because the plot goes in two timelines and that characteristic in the series is one of the most striking to me.

Boba Fett seguía en lo suyo con una historia que nos hablaba de guerras, alianzas y sobretodo de mucho contexto para entender la cantidad de cosas que estaban sucediendo, todo eso hasta que llega el capitulo cinco, capitulo que cambia TODA la serie. Fue el primer capitulo en donde Boba no aparece ni un minuto y el cual curiosamente es el que mejor valorado está de toda la serie. Din Djarin hace acto presencia en un episodio que fue muy bueno pero que tampoco era para opacar lo que venía ofreciendo la serie.

Boba Fett continued in his thing with a story that spoke to us of wars, alliances and above all of much context to understand the amount of things that were happening, all that until chapter five arrives, chapter that changes ALL the series. It was the first chapter where Boba does not appear even for a minute and which curiously is the best rated of the entire series. Din Djarin makes an appearance in an episode that was very good but it was not enough to overshadow what the series had been offering.

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Ya si hablamos del capitulo 6 es hablar de una oda al universo de Star Wars. (**Si no has visto la serie creo que es imposible que a estas alturas no hayas visto que personajes aparecen**). Ver en un capitulo a Luke, Ashoka, Grogu, Cad Bane y al propio Mando es probablemente de las mejores cosas que he visto últimamente referentes a Star Wars. Pero entonces, esto fue bueno? - para uno el fanático si, sin dudas pero para el desarrollo de la serie o la trama que venía presentando, no lo se. Y no lo se porque pienso que toda la atención que tenía el personaje principal de la serie se pierde por completo, al punto que deja de ser el protagonista y porque claramente todo fue un adelanto de lo que será la tercera temporada de The Mandalorian, nos mostraron el camino.

Already if we talk about chapter 6 is talking about an ode to the Star Wars universe (If you haven't seen the series I think it's impossible that by now you haven't seen what characters appear). Seeing Luke, Ashoka, Grogu, Cad Bane and Mando himself in one chapter is probably one of the best things I've seen lately concerning Star Wars. But then, this was good? - For one the fan yes, no doubt but for the development of the series or the plot it was presenting, I don't know. And I don't know because I think that all the attention that the main character of the series had is completely lost, to the point that he ceases to be the protagonist and because clearly everything was a preview of what will be the third season of The Mandalorian, they showed us the way.

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A partir de estos capítulos se dejó de hablar de Boba Fett, el personaje, y la verdad es que fue un fenómeno abrumador porque por varios momentos sentí que estaba viendo otra serie. Aquella donde se veía a un Boba batallando con sus recuerdos y haciendo tratos con todo el mundo había quedado en el olvido para que en la conversación del día a día fuera las infinitas teorías en torno a Luke con Grogu o el próximo paso que iba a dar Din Djarin.

From these chapters onwards, there was no more talk about Boba Fett, the character, and the truth is that it was an overwhelming phenomenon because for several moments I felt like I was watching another series. The one where you saw a Boba battling with his memories and making deals with everyone had been forgotten so that in the day to day conversation was the endless theories about Luke with Grogu or the next step that Din Djarin was going to take.

En términos generales la serie me pareció de las mejores cosas que se han hecho y es que Jon Favreau es un genio total, el nivel de referencias que hay a lo largo de TODOS los capítulos es impresionante y eso es algo que los amantes de la franquicia agradecen. Así que para responder a mi duda inicial lo que hay que preguntarse es lo siguiente, una vez finalizada la serie, de que se está hablando?, que te dejó The Book of Boba Fett?

In general terms the series seemed to me one of the best things that have been done and Jon Favreau is a total genius, the level of references throughout ALL the chapters is impressive and that is something that lovers of the franchise are grateful for. So to answer my initial question what you have to ask yourself is the following, once the series is over, what are you talking about, what did The Book of Boba Fett leave you with?

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Si las respuestas a esas preguntas giran en torno a Mando o a cualquier otro personaje, es muy probable que pienses que lo que vimos fue más un sneak peek de lo que viene con The Mandalorian. En lo personal yo si creo que lo que vimos fue un The Mandalorian 2.5 y ojo, la historia de Boba Fett me gustó bastante, con esto no quiero decir que no la disfruté pero es verdad que al final de la serie salieron muchos personajes con historias que opacaron totalmente a nuestro cazarrecompensas, es algo inevitable.

If the answers to those questions revolve around Mando or any other character, it is very likely that you think that what we saw was more of a sneak peek of what is to come with The Mandalorian. Personally, I do believe that what we saw was a The Mandalorian 2.5 and I liked Boba Fett's story, I don't want to say that I didn't enjoy it but it is true that at the end of the series there were many characters with stories that totally overshadowed our bounty hunter, it is something inevitable.

El nivel de apego de las personas hacia Din Djarin es impresionante, o es hacia Grogu?, bueno sea como sea son personajes que cautivaron a los fanáticos y que cada vez que se vean juntos van a tocar una fibra que es muy difícil de ocultar. Me hubiese gustado más profundidad con Boba Fett pero no fue así, repito no fue una mala serie pero si me faltó más adentrarnos más de lo que se hizo en los primeros episodios. Un solido 8/10 porque si eres fanático de Star Wars es imposible que no te haya gustado a pesar de que Boba no sea tu personaje favorito.

The level of attachment of the people towards Din Djarin is impressive, or is it towards Grogu, well either way they are characters that captivated the fans and that every time they are seen together they will touch a fiber that is very difficult to hide. I would have liked more depth with Boba Fett but it was not like that, I repeat it was not a bad series but I missed more depth than what was done in the first episodes. A solid 8/10 because if you are a Star Wars fan it is impossible not to like it even though Boba is not your favorite character.

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Bounty hunter Boba Fett & mercenary Fennec Shand navigate the underworld when they return to Tatooine to claim Jabba the Hutt's old turf. ^{^Source}

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Star Wars tv shows are enabling longtime fans like myself to dive even deeper into the stories within the Star Wars universe. Disney bought Star Wars back in 2012 and we are really starting to see what all of the extra funding is capable of doing. I was initially worried that Star Wars was going to go the route of being only for kids, but it is perfect for all ages.

The Book of Boba Fett was the second non-animated Star Wars show to come out in recent years. The first was The Mandalorian, which became wildly popular. I knew that Boba Fett was going to be great as well, but I really had no idea what to expect.

The Book of Boba Fett consists of flashbacks to Boba Fett's most difficult times in his life. It comes back to the present time and gives us a close look at Boba Fett's new role as Daimyo of Tatooine. He may no longer be a bounty hunter, but he still is capable of being a dangerous fellow.

The first episode of season one starts with a flashback to Boba Fett narrowly escaping a Sarlacc pit on Tatooine and losing his armor to a group of Jawas. He should be dead but somehow manages to survive. He is defenseless and at his worst.

The flashbacks are continued throughout each following episode. Boba Fett is captured by Tusken raiders, which are known to be some of the most ruthless beings on Tatooine. He is treated as a prisoner since the Tuskens aren't sure who he is.

Boba Fett manages to begin to form an odd bond with one of the Tuskens. They start training with each other and gradually Boba Fett is brought into the Tusken family. Most would succumb to the heat of Tatooine, but Boba Fett is far too strong for that.

Boba Fett gets to opportunity to prove himself to Tuskens when one of the many deadly creatures of Tatooine arrives to wreak havoc on their encampment. Although Boba Fett is still without his armor, he manages to do the impossible. He reminded me of Kratos from God of War in this scene.

The Tuskens cannot help but respect Boba Fett after he basically saves them. He regains his freedom and begins to go on a search for his armor. He has no plans of leaving the Tuskens since he considers them his new family.

Like I mentioned before, there are multiple timelines going on at once, all during the same lifetime though. Each episode goes back and forth between the past and present. During present times, Boba Fett has just taken Jaba's throne and serves as the new Daimyo of Tatooine.

Boba Fett believes he must rule with respect instead of fear. This is made abundantly clear when Boba spares two Gamorrean Guards and adds them to his small team consisting of only he and master assassin Fennec Shand. You will find out how the two of them became a powerful duo in a later episode that does another flashback.

The reason arises for Boba Fett to assemble greater numbers of people on his team. Tatooine doesn't respect him like they did Jaba, so there are many after his new throne. Boba and Fennec begin to gather more squad members. There is a lack of jobs around town, so it is easy to find capable people willing to join and assist.

One of the most badass characters arrives and causes some problems for Boba and his friends. Black Krrsantan is a massive Wookie who was a champion gladiator. He is feared by many and poses a massive threat to Boba and the gang. A series of events unfold and luckily it seems that Krrsantan will be a recurring character.

If you haven't watched all of The Mandalorian, then you may not expect to find him appearing in The Book of Boba Fett. I highly recommend watching seasons 1 and 2 of The Mandalorian before starting the Book of Boba Fett. They are connected in some pretty big ways. Of course, if you are as big of a Star Wars fan as I am, then you probably have already done this. Later episodes cross with The Mandalorian in a big way. I don't want to spoil anything, but there are a lot of very familiar faces appearing in The Book of Boba Fett and I'm sure there is more to come by the time Season 1 ends.

The Book of Boba Fett is a must-watch for any Star Wars fan. The show is simply too good to miss. It sticks to the formula that Star Wars films follow and gives us much more lore to enjoy. The Mandalorian and Boba Fett are both fantastic tv shows. Be on the lookout for a post about my thoughts on The Mandalorian in a few weeks. I still need to finish Season 2, I'm halfway done now. I didn't realize the shows were going to be interwoven like this, otherwise, I wouldn't have started The Book of Boba Fett until after I finished Season 2 of The Mandalorian. Catch the trailer for The Book of Boba Fett below.

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›The Book of Boba Fett (2022) review: The problem with Star Wars.@richardalexis1599d
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After my initial Review of The Book of Boba Fett I decided to put it aside for a couple of weeks, I had (relatively) enjoyed its first episode but the Disney Plus and Star Wars project didn't have enough fire behind it to keep me hooked.

Sometimes we sin, we make quick judgments and end up falling into silly prejudices, so I felt it was quite appropriate to give the series a chance again, being a little less bitter and willing to appreciate everything it has to offer. . So let's go.

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Being the second live action series of Star Wars within the Disney platform, it is quite logical that our expectations were through the roof considering that we came from the impeccable The Mandalorian, unfortunately, these same expectations end up shaping the final result in The Book of Boba Fett , a quite entertaining series but that does little or nothing to take advantage of the Star Wars universe.

Not everything is negative, Jon Favreau gives us a couple of great moments, plays with the chronological structure of each episode in interesting ways and after a fairly decaffeinated first chapter we have a great visual style (Not innovative, I make it clear).

Coming into spoiler territory, while it's great that we got a chance to reconnect with characters like Mando, Grogu, or Luke, at the same time it could be argued that all of these connections to classic and not-so-classic elements of the franchise just work in to the detriment of the series we're looking at, as if it doesn't have confidence in itself, in its ability to tell a good story that works totally disconnected from the Mandalorian or the Skywalker trilogy.

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I know that sounds a bit contradictory to what I said before, but projects like Visions have managed to get the most out of Star Wars lore without having to appeal to its more mainstream elements.

Everything works objectively well, it would be pedantic to try to argue otherwise... but I feel that as fans of Star Wars we should not settle for so little.

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The Book Of Boba Fett works best when it has all its focus on telling a simple but richly detailed story, the second episode, for example, contains a well-executed subplot where Boba tries to teach the Tusken warriors speeders.

I like everything that happened but sometimes I feel that everything could have been a little fresher, less formulaic.

So yes, I'm still a little bit bitter

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Luego de mi Review inicial de The Book of Boba Fett decidí dejarla a un lado durante un par de semanas, había disfrutado (relativamente) su primer episodio pero el proyecto de Disney Plus y Star Wars no tenía suficientemente fuego detrás para mantenerme enganchado.

A veces pecamos, juzgamos las cosas de forma apresurada y terminamos cayendo en prejuicios tontos, así que sentí que era bastante apropiado volver a darle una oportunidad a la serie, estando un poco menos lleno de amargura y dispuesto a apreciar todo lo que tenga para ofrecer. Así que vamos.

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Siendo la segunda serie live action de Star Wars dentro de la plataforma de Disney es bastante lógico que nuestras expectativas estuviesen por las nubes considerando que veníamos de la impecable The Mandalorian, lastimosamente, estás mismas expectativas terminan moldeando el resultado final en The Book of Boba Fett, una serie bastante entretenida pero que hace poco o nada por aprovechar el universo de Star Wars.

No todo es negativo, Jon Favreau nos entrega un par de momentos estupendos, juega con la estructura cronológica de cada episodio en formas interesantes y luego de un primer capítulo bastante descafeinado tenemos un estilo visual genial (Que no inovador, lo dejo claro).

Ya entrando en terreno de spoilers, aunque es genial que tuviésemos una oportunidad de reconectar con personajes como Mando, Grogu o Luke, al mismo tiempo podría argumentarse que todas estas conexiones con elementos clásicos y no tan clásicos de la franquicias no hacen más que funcionar en detrimento de la serie que estamos viendo, como si no tuviese confianza en sí misma, en su capacidad para contar una buena historia que funcione totalmente desconectada a Mandalorian o la trilogía de Skywalker.

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Sé que suena un poco contradictorio con lo que dije antes, pero proyectos como Visions han sabido sacarle jugo al lore de Star Wars sin necesidad de apelar a sus elementos más mainstream.

Todo funciona objetivamente bien, sería pedante tratar de argumentar lo contrario... pero siento que como seguidores de Star Wars no deberíamos conformarnos con tan poco.

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The Book Of Boba Fett funciona mejor cuando tiene todo su enfoque en narrar una historia simple pero rica en detalles, el segundo episodio, por ejemplo, contiene una subtrama muy bien llevada en dónde Boba intenta enseñar a los tusken warriors los speeders.

Me gusta todo lo que sucedió pero a veces siento que todo pudo ser un poco más fresco, menos formulaíco.

En fin, sigo amargado

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›The Book of Boba Fett, I tell you his story and the starting point of the series@alfarero1612d
The Book of Boba Fett, I tell you his story and the starting point of the series

#### Conceptual artwork by Christian Alzmann (Image credit: Disney/Lucasfilm)

When you look for information online, the critics think the series is bad, however it has an 85 percent acceptance rate by the public. I think a lot of the people currently doing reviews are not old enough or have enough background on the stories they're talking about. Star Wars itself is a metaverse, and while it's not from my generation, I'm a fan. Many people don't even know that Star Wars is inspired by Dune, and even find this multiverse boring. I think all this is great, but to analyze any product you have to do at least a little research. I feel that simply saying that we don't like something is not enough. Having respect for all those people who worked to bring the movie or series to life is important. I call for empathy and respect. Saying what you feel or think does not have to be offensive to the other person. There are thousands of nice ways to say things.

Going into context, I remind you a little of the story of Boba Fett. This is a human bounty hunter, and the clone of the bounty hunter Jango Fett. Boba was created by the clone troopers on Kamino and was physically identical to the clone troopers created for the Grand Army of the Republic. Contrary to them, Boba was unchanged and did not grow rapidly like the other clones. He was raised by Jango as his son and learned the combat skills necessary to become a bounty hunter. During the Galactic Civil War, Boba worked for Jabba the Hutt. After the Battle of Hoth, he and other bounty hunters were called in by Darth Vader to locate Han Solo and the Millennium Falcon. Boba fulfilled Vader's command, and brought Han Solo frozen in carbonite to Tatooine, to receive Jabba's bounty for his capture. The Alliance to Restore the Republic organizes the rescue of Han Solo on Tatooine. It is here that the Battle of the Great Pit of Carkoon takes place. Boba fought off the rebel rescuers, and was accidentally pushed into a sarlacc by Han Solo. This is the starting point for The Book of Boba Fett series.

#### Boba and Jango Fett in Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones (2002)

I hope this long introduction to the series will help you understand a little more where this story fits. Also say that there is a crossover between The Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian, which I will be talking about in the next post. I recommend watching the second season of The Mandalorian and then watching The Book of Boba Fett. I wish you a good weekend, I read you in the comments.
#### The Book of Boba Fett | Official Trailer | Disney+

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›The Book of Boba Fett - 1x01 (2021) review: A simple beginning.@richardalexis1634d
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Although I do not consider it ideal to talk about a television series when there are only a couple of chapters released (Yes, I do it from time to time) I feel that it is an interesting opportunity to analyze its start and how it progressively evolves.
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In the desolate desert that is the Disney Plus catalog (at least when we compare it with other streaming services such as Netflix or HBO Max), it seems that it is based solely on the Marvel and Star Wars series, I personally do not complain It takes away a bit of versatility from the experience, of course, but it has changed we have received a couple of very interesting projects that would not have been developed otherwise.

The Book Of Boba Fett is very particular because it derives from the success of other series such as The Mandalorian but at the same time it tries something very different, although at first it is not so obvious.
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Beyond the elements that we all expect (The constant references and the use of lore from Star Wars to build a new story) the Boba Fett series is presented with a much more “low-key” style, leaving aside the bombastic and elegant that characterized Favreau's space western in favor of a much more artisanal vibes reminiscent of the original trilogy.

In narrative terms there is not much to say, it is a simple story with a lot of potential that takes its time to settle down and that knows how to extend what we know of one of the most adored characters in the entire franchise, the hand of Robert Rodríguez in the direction gives it a unique flavor and we appreciate the presence of recurring producers like Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni to bring consistency to the whole thing.

Maybe right off the bat it doesn't equal Din Djarin and Grogu's adventure but the only thing we can do for now is give it a try.

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Aunque no considero ideal hablar sobre una serie de televisión cuando solo hay un par de capítulos estrenados (Si, lo hago de vez en cuando) siento que es una oportunidad interesante para analizar su arranque y el cómo va evolucionando progresivamente.
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En el desierto desolado que es el catálogo de Disney Plus (Al menos cuando lo comparamos con otros servicios de streaming como Netflix o HBO Max), parece que el mismo se sustenta únicamente sobre las series de Marvel y Star Wars, yo personalmente no me quejo, le quita un poco de versatilidad a la experiencia, por supuesto, pero ha cambio hemos recibido un par de proyectos muy interesantes que no se hubiesen gestado de otra forma.

The Book Of Boba Fett es muy particular porque deriva del éxito de otras series como The Mandalorian pero al mismo tiempo intenta algo muy diferente, aunque en un principio no resulte tan obvio.
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Más allá de los elementos que todos esperamos (Las constantes referencias y el uso de lore de Star Wars para construir una historia nueva) la serie de Boba Fett se presenta con un estilo mucho más “low-key”, dejando de lado lo bombástico y elegante que caracterizaba western espacial de Favreau a favor de unas vibras mucho más artesanales y reminiscentes a la trilogía original.

En términos narrativos no queda mucho que decir, es una historia simple y con mucho potencial que se toma su tiempo para asentarse y que sabe extender lo que conocemos de uno de los personajes más adorados de toda la franquicia, la mano de Robert Rodríguez en la dirección le brinda un sabor único y agradecemos la presencia de productores recurrentes como Jon Favreau y Dave Filoni para darle consistencia a todo el asunto.

Quizá de buenas a primeras no iguala a la aventura de Din Djarin y Grogu pero lo único que podemos hacer de momento es darle una oportunidad.

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