The Mandalorian season 3 ended some weeks ago. Together with Andor, they are two television events that show us what the star wars universe could be like if decades now the heavy industries behind the brand had not softened for the francs by milking what happened in the first 3 films, the skywalker soap opera and the vs. jedi-sith
The mandalorian season 3 didn't got love by a lot of people at first because it was slow, etc.every episode of season 3 is a small cinematic miracle. A star wars production is finally serious about world building and character development. World building is of special importance, because we are talking about STAR WARS, space, fantasy, one of the flagships of our sci-fi pop culture . Each episode is a different story, a different planet, another facet of this vast universe . It has new characters or delves into old ones. The pace in each season follows a crescendo: it starts with seemingly unrelated and unconnected things and reaches such a climax that you are literally riveted. This is a huge success both in terms of script and cinematography. Very few things within the Star Wars universe have accomplished this since the first trilogy.
Aesthetic dimension: what to say. In a season that has so many scenes and battles with dozens of Mandalorians, all flawless, cinematic level. You never knew you were watching a series. Kinesiology, acting, effects, music: perfection, better than the previous two seasons in these areas. I don't even want to guess what work has gone into it to produce such a result. You normally travel through the world of star wars in each episode. Of course the best way to see mandalorian is cinematographically: on a projector or 50"+ 4K TV with good speakers and woofers (I never expected that I would make such a classy comment about the product of a multinational, but no regrets :/ ). There has been so much emphasis in the image, the sound and the immersion of the experience, that you burn it in anything less.
Finally we have star wars with a great NEW story that is worth seeing and you might even come out a little better person. The series - in a more subtle way than Andor - sets quite a few things..we realized that both here and in a galaxy far, far away, exactly the same things are happening: delegation, bureaucracy, corruption, undermining of the far right by the bourgeois, failed reformism. And you see all this through the journey of Djin Jarin: a former apolitical tough guy from beautiful Laconia, a friend close to nationalist formations and conspiracy theories, who after adopting an illegal CGI immigrant that everyone was hunting to kill saw the phase differently through the recognition of the Other and love - oh, no more than a joke -. So Djin Jarin through an impressive character development - because every man is entitled to a second chance - got to say shit to the states no matter where they come from, no alien is illegal, and shit to the industries that destroy the beautiful planets he travels with its starship at the altar of profit every planet deserves a better fate screw patriarchy and ownership ma'am take the darksaber and be the clan leader. So he decided that together with his adopted frog-mystery of power-son he will crush the capitalists and fascists in every corner of the galaxy. In the course of his journey, he made the former nationalist sect to which he belonged and some mercenaries a little better people.
Moral message: if Djin Jarin can do it, so can you
