There are pros and cons to this episode, but I'm honestly disappointed. sorry.
Personally, I don't like to criticize Star Wars works, but honestly, it's hard to catch them positively. It's not because I wasn't sure about the Great Interrogator. I can't forgive it visually.
Whether it's Mandalorian or Boba Fett, I think it's certainly a good idea to overturn the expectations of viewer fans and make them think in stories that they couldn't imagine.
The aftermath of the Great Interrogator is ambiguous, and the progress of the story is not stopped, and it is always a new development.
Most people were skeptical about a big interrogator who couldn't die, but if the producers answered seriously, I don't think it makes sense to make a new Star Wars movie.
Even if you are close to the fans, if you answer each fan's request one by one, it will be absolutely useless.
So, thank you for overturning your expectations.
The excitement of seeing Leia and Obi-Wan as Vader approached was incredible.
However, I cannot forgive it visually.
Vader and Obi-Wan are dueling, but it is an impression that the composition that everyone had vaguely imagined before the start of Obi-Wan distribution was clearly visualized at once. "Is this something like this?"
(If you are an old fan, you may be satisfied)
As someone accustomed to the duel scene of Prequel's work, I honestly cannot forgive it. ..
I felt the lighting, how to swing the saver, the background, and the feeling of strangeness.
Is this the real thing about Lucasfilm? I don't think so.
I feel that Lucasfilm preserves physical strength. I feel like this intentionally.
I think that most people have done what they can imagine, and next is the soul to invite fans by developing the story and script that we really want to tell. There are three episodes left and time.
I'm looking forward to the remaining three episodes, as they must have put their efforts into it.
Will Leia and Vader confront each other? Will Vader explore Leia with the Force? What does Leia say then? Will the Great Interrogator be resurrected? Will Obi-Wan regain his confidence?
Will the death battle between the Third Sister and the Great Interrogator Realize? How much does Vader report to the emperor?
It's much more difficult to meet the expectations of Prequel fans than old fans when it comes to creating Star Wars works. Original and Sequel are typical popular entertainment works that have been passed down for a long time, but Prequel is designed with abundant elements such as politics, society, philosophy, and religion.
As soon as there was criticism, fewer people could understand it than for the masses.
In other words, it is different from Star Wars, which is commonly called.
For those who do not understand the situation, I feel that Obi-Wan's accurate critique is impossible.
Disney was a huge success at the mass entertainment Skywalker Saga.
After that, I feel that it is not normal to switch to Prequel.
Even if it pleases Prequel fans, it will be beaten by old fans.
After all, it's impossible to satisfy all the fans.