Star Wars Vehicle Flythroughs

Those who have grown up with Star Wars will surely agree with me that this iconic Joe Johnston design was incredibly intriguing to watch. The Millennium Falcon has its own unique atmosphere and personality and with flythroughs, you get the opportunity to zoom in and explore it further, accompanied by well-known sound effects. So yes, I find this to be excellent fan-serving content.

The interior could have been explored a bit more, and perhaps they could have concluded by showing it take off, but this homage to the brilliant work of the creators, which serves as a sort of hybrid between behind-the-scenes and the final product, is more than welcome for me as an admirer.

I really enjoyed it. I think for the interior shots they shot the actual sets from the movies and those parts gave me goosebumps.

Just give us more interior and less exterior shots for future episodes please.

This special had a great concept, and had a lot of potential, and it somewhat delivered on that. This special was exactly what the title says. It was a fly through of the Millennium Falcon, and the First Order Star Destroyer. It was very cool to watch because some of the shots showed us never been seen parts of the ship, and during the fly through, some new parts of the places we have seen were were shown. Although both shorts were 4 minutes, it ended up getting a little long, and hard to keep focus. Regardless, this was a very cool and unique special, and I am glad I watched it.

I wanted to see so much more of the inside of the Millennium Falcon. Too many exterior shots.