Star Wars is the one franchise I never would have thought I'd see time travel in. I had hoped I never would. Everything is usually perfectly fine without it. Here I am watching this show for the first time in 2022, not knowing that time travel was kind of sort of in Star Wars already.
I actually like how it was handled here. It actually made sense and added a lot of depth to Star Wars universe and the force as a whole. It also kind of limits the use of it ever being in star wars again. I will admit that I would not mind seeing this place revisited again in a future project, but if this is it, I'm totally okay with it.
The possibilities and implications here are endless. I could go on and on about them. I thought hearing voices from just about every movie and show up to this point was awesome. It also adds a bit of depth to the finale of The Rise of Skywalker for me, oddly enough...
Anyway, the actual drama and action in this episode were legitimately great too. I loved the switching back and forth between narratives of this world between worlds and the rebels outside of the temple. The interrogation with Sabine was cool and reminiscent of some Clone Wars. The eventual escape lead to a very shocking, moving last scene that I never saw coming.
The last interaction between Ezra and Ahsoka has me so dang excited for the finale. Everything does honestly. I'll be very surprised if the final two episodes of this show aren't good.
One of the best episodes in the series and one I'll probably revisit some day. This was beautifully directed and written and animated. God bless you Dave Filoni and co.
I actually like how it was handled here. It actually made sense and added a lot of depth to Star Wars universe and the force as a whole. It also kind of limits the use of it ever being in star wars again. I will admit that I would not mind seeing this place revisited again in a future project, but if this is it, I'm totally okay with it.
The possibilities and implications here are endless. I could go on and on about them. I thought hearing voices from just about every movie and show up to this point was awesome. It also adds a bit of depth to the finale of The Rise of Skywalker for me, oddly enough...
Anyway, the actual drama and action in this episode were legitimately great too. I loved the switching back and forth between narratives of this world between worlds and the rebels outside of the temple. The interrogation with Sabine was cool and reminiscent of some Clone Wars. The eventual escape lead to a very shocking, moving last scene that I never saw coming.
The last interaction between Ezra and Ahsoka has me so dang excited for the finale. Everything does honestly. I'll be very surprised if the final two episodes of this show aren't good.
One of the best episodes in the series and one I'll probably revisit some day. This was beautifully directed and written and animated. God bless you Dave Filoni and co.