There is a book about the book of Boba Fett.
Lucasfilm is a company
The Book of Boba Fett has been reviewed and it seems that it has not made a good impression on the reviewers.
Even though everyone is judging the first episode, there seems to be less enthusiasm for the idea among general audiences who would like to see a return to Boba Fett.
The Book of Boba Fett is not as well reviewed as other Disney Plus series.
The Book of Boba Fett has a high number of critics and audiences.
The first season of The Mandalorian had 98% of its critics and 98% of its audiences.
The second season of The Mandalorian had a 98% rating from critics and 90% from audiences.
Critics and audiences make WandaVision.
Critics and audiences make up 98% of the total.
Critics and audiences make up the majority of Hawkeye.
Critics, audiences and audiences are the same.
The film Falcon and the Winter Soldier has 85% of its critics and 85% of its audiences.
The Book of Boba Fett is below the lowest Star Wars series with critics and the lowest series with audiences. The show may change over time as more reviews come in, but it is not as good as The Mandalorian.
There is a book about the book of Boba Fett.
Disney.
What is going on here? It is hard to know, I would say. Robert Rodriguez directed the pilot, which was written by Jon Favreau, who wrote most of The Mandalorian. The cast and concept of Return of the Jedi has Boba Fett escaping his demise in the Jedi and trying to be the local crime boss of Mos Espa with his lieutenant, Fennec.
I have seen a lot of complaints about the pilot.
Even if Pedro Pascal is helmeted 99% of the time, Temuera Morrison cannot match his charisma.
The escape scene of the Sarlaac was a key moment for his character.
The fight scene in the street with the shield mercs was badly choreographed and surrounding Fett to box him in while he was wearing a jetpack made little sense.
Fett seems too vulnerable and too compassionate, he needs to recover twice in a bacta tank in a single episode, and he chooses to spare the life of a few different enemies.
Fett's past EU canon has been erased, and this version of Fett is a blank slate, because we only have the brief trilogy moments and his appearance in The Mandalorian to go off of. I agree with some of the issues that have been brought up, but I don't think any show should be judged by its pilot alone. Morrison was the face of Jango Fett and a thousand Clone Troopers before this. It is a big responsibility to lead a full series like this.
Disney has struggled to come up with a coherent, well-liked new era of Star Wars content across five mixed-review films. The Mandalorian seemed to indicate it had a bright future on Disney Plus, but that is far from a guarantee, and it is not as good as its counterparts according to fans or critics. I think it deserves more time to evolve.
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