I don’t know and I don’t care.
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Yes. In for the win. She’s not what she once was but I think that armor and whatever costuming she’s in doesn’t do her any favors.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
It's Ludwig Göransson. He's scored both seasons of The Mandalorian and he scored Marvel's Black Panther, in which he created the Wakanda Theme and the Black Panther theme.

I recently did a "Spotlight" interview and one of the questions was "Who are your favorite composers?".

While I listed John Williams and others, I also mentioned that Ludwig is my favorite composer working today because he's breaking new ground with a Synthesizer/Sound Design/Orchestral Hybrid type of scoring that IMO, is absolutely amazing and astonishingly refreshing.

The dude is literally a genius composer.

I agree. But the music at the end when it tried to be triumphant and happy fell flat for me. That dark trooper shit though. That’s throwing 100.
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Nah. Look her up from her MMA days.

I really think a lot of that is the costume. She’s definitely shaped different than a decade ago, but she’s 38.

And as a dude that’s a year and a day younger than her and used to push my body pretty hard, I get it.

EDIT: I get it and I’m down.

But she’d probably beat my ass when we were done because I’m such a pussy.
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I haven’t even listened to the music. :-)

If the story is good, I’m focused on the actors and story, then the next watch I’ll pick up more subtle aspects and VFX, then by the fourth or fifth pass, I’ll listen to the music to see how it fits with all of the other aspects.

The old saying is that “The best score is the score that goes unnoticed”, which I find holds true most of the time.
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Filoni created something in the rebels series called the world between worlds that is canon. It allows for time travel basically. So it could be done, but you're talking about retconning an entire film trilogy. I don't think Disney would agree to it.
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Right. And it did. But at the end I noticed. Then dudes are in here talking about how good some scenes were, which when I think about it, were. So fuck if I know. I’m one of the least musically inclined fuckleheads to ever live. But that’s my opinion.

I’d have to watch and listen but I think it clashed with Luke’s theme a little too much.
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Great season end. Loved it all. Wonder how boba will take over a mafia.
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Oh hell yes.

Along with Ming-Na Wen, who is ridiculously good looking, then you remember that she is also 58 years old and


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Holy shit, 58?!

She looks amazing for any age!
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Ming Na-Wen is the best example case for why you want an Asian wife that I’ve seen yet.
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GTFO I had no idea she was that old. Well done me lady! :-)
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So, fellow Star Wars EU "Legends" nerds...

What "legends" EU characters do we hope get introduced?

Let's list some notable ones:

Mara Jade - As a Zahn creation, she starts from a strong place. Her later story arcs and partnership with Luke obviously would need to be changed, but the core character is interesting and, if cast well, could be really dynamic and fun (you just have to take her end story in a different direction).

Gilad Pellaeon - Sticking with the Thrawn theme, he was someone that really made the Empire more interesting and deep for me in the EU. Also noticeably BA in his own right after years of work and training with Thrawn.

Quinlan Vos - One of the cooler End-of-the-Republic Jedi, he's technically in-canon already. He's complex and nuanced and would fit well in something set between the rise of the Empire and the original trilogy, and his psychometry ability could offer the opportunity for some really interesting narratives.

Corran Horn - You could have a lot of fun with a Force-using fighter pilot and fit him into a LOT of stories.
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What? Wow.

That’s amazing.

She moves pretty well too.
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