Chapter 9: The Marshal

Finally something well scripted and well directed to watch these days.

Jon Favreau is pure genius.

4.5 out of 5 stars.

The Mandalorian returns. This time landing him on tatooine. Where he meets a character played by Timothy Olyphant. Which Mandalorian is stuck doing a favor to battle against a giant sand worm.

The plot is episodic which Mandalorian is sidetracked from what his search for the other mandalorians. The direction and action is top notched awesome. The action sequences are well handled. The visual effects are impressive. And the climax was explosive that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Thank you Jon Favreau. Not only did you bring Ironman into the world, starting the best cinematic universe of the last 15 years, you have brought back my love and undoubtedly every Star Wars fans love for what George Lucas originally began. I have waited for the second season and you have not disappointed. Great vision and excursion and I can't wait for the next episode.

I watched this show a few months ago but l didn't review it. With The Book of Boba Fett coming out, I thought it would be a good time to re watch, and review The Mandalorian.

They started this season at a crazy pace. This episode was the longest, craziest, and biggest episode in the series. This episode was 100% based off a western. First of all, it was set in a desert, it also had the gunslinger aspect. When Mando, the Marshall, his village people, and the sand people teamed up to fight the dragon, I knew the end of the episode would be big, and it was. It was so big the aspect ratio changed to full screen to get a full affect when the dragon came out of its cave. There were also a few hints in this episode. The first one was in the hangar when R5 from A New Hope made an appearance. The second was at the very end of the episode, so I won't spoil it, but true Star Wars fans will know who it is when they see it. I just thought those two hints were cool to add.

First off, WOW, the scale of this episode is absolutely epic and quiet the redemption from "The Gunslinger" and giving Tatooine a great episode. I was worried going in this was going to be a bit more childish because season one became the show of the year but it seems to have kept the same tone as the first season which is always a plus. Overall this episode feels like the beginning of a better season without unnecessary episodes (episode 4 5 and 6 even though I like 4 and 6) that seem to just drag out the episode count. Once again Jon Favreau for CEO of Lucasfilm and Dave Filoni for Creative Officer at Lucasfilm, This is the way, I have spoken.