@@derp-7274 With the role, Morrison was also able to bring a bit of his own Maori culture to Fett's portrayal. In an interview with The New York Times, he said that he "wanted to bring that kind of spirit and energy, which we call wairua, [to the role]"[10] and used that influence in his on-screen fight scenes, both in the hand-to-hand combat and while wielding weapons.
Seeing Temuera Morrison using the gaffi stick to thrash the heck out of those Stormtroopers just like the Maori men in NZ did with the Taiaha, made me feel some of my Maori heritage being represented in that episode which gave me goosebumps while I was watching it
Morrison was so fluidic and relentless with both his moves and the execution of said moves. I mean DAMN!!!! Him dragging the gaffi stick before the uppercut was almost like Jason Voorhees. So PERFECT!!!
The style fighting style that he is using with stick is how the Maori people of New Zealand use the Taiaha. The Taiaha is a staff like close quarters weapon made out of wood and whale bone. Temuera Morrison is really proud of his Maori heritage and it’s amazing to see it on the show
Robert Rodriguez, who directed this episode, said that while Din Jarin fighting style was elegant Bo Katan and her crew military precision, Boba was survivor from the moment his father died on Genosis. His style was that of a barbarian.
My favourite part is learning that Temuera Morrison said that he channelled his Maori heritage and knowledge of culture and weapons, so Rodriguez was inspired to give him a weapon - the gaffi stick - which could reflect that.
I want to see these two doing a feature film. Some kind of polyneasian culture meets El Mariachi action direction. Maybe a modern alley fighter with a staff.
I just thought of something people tend to overlook or have the wrong impression about in this whole Boba reemergence: he is not that old. Boba was born 32 BBY, so he's only 41 years old at this point. His looks can be explained by the sarlacc encounter, but it shouldn't be surprising he's still kicking ass like this (btw, Temuera Morrison is 60 years old and totally bringing it; legend).
what you have to remember though is that clones age faster, plus just like the other clones he wasn't ever a baby, he was instead 'born' as maybe like a 15yr old or something, give or take a few.
@@dfsdhjk4780 Most clones do, but as they said in episode II, those genetic modifications and accelerated ageing weren't applied to Boba Fett. To quote the scene: Lama Su: "Apart from his pay, which is considerable, Fett demanded only one thing: an unaltered for himself. Curious, isn't it?" Obi-Wan Kenobi: "Unaltered?" Lama Su: "Pure genetic replication, no tampering with the structure to make it more docile, and no growth acceleration."
I think, in addition to just finally getting to see Boba kick ass on screen, I genuinely appreciate how in one sequence, Temuera Morrison brought some Maori spear martial arts and legitimized the Gaffi Stick as a dangerous weapon. A lot of people throughout the years thought it was a dumb looking weapon from the sand people, but right here he uses it to absolutely destructive effectiveness.
I agree, we've only seen the gaffi stick in A New Hope, the Raider gives Luke a tap with one which knocks him unconscious and that's it. Imagine a gaffi stick made out of Beskar, that would be one hell of a weapon.
@@GRHrivnak Beskar is not for weapons. Beskar is all for the Mandalorians, and a weapon made of it is capable of piercing beskar armor, which not even a lightsaber can do.
To anyone who doesn't know that is a Gadderfi or "Gaffi" stick. It is the tusken raider's primary melee weapon. On average they are around 4 feet long, and weigh about 11 lbs. So for Boba to be swinging it as nimbly and precisely as he is you know he's absolutely jacked.
Seeing Boba absolutely go off on those stormtroopers was such a dope moment! Never would have guessed he was such a beast! Also, the fact that he straight up Happy Gilmore swings the dude is epic af lol.
I absolutely loved seeing Boba Fett kick ass without his armor; it lets us see Temuera Morrison himself in action, which makes it easy for us to believe that he's the one in the suit when Fett gets into fights with his armor on.
Do you mean the stuntment as stormtroopers because it was revealed all of Boba's stunts were actually done by Morrison himself, even that big jump and he co-ordinated the Maori-style attacks.
@@trigerhappy0390 We were meant to think it was an unpopular vote. These tracks are side by side, those that agree ride single file to hide their numbers. 😉
Yeah, Boba was brutal but has anyone noticed, EVERY storm trooper knew he was there. If they had their backs turned towards him, he made sure to get their attention first before beating the life out of them. That is true brutality, knowing you're about to have your skull crushed in before it happens.
I love that the Stormtrooper does a last minute "no" before getting stabbed. It's real desperation with no logic. He didn't do all that damage just to quit and show mercy because you said "no".
Alot of these reactions were similar to mine when I watched that scene..I was like "damn!!" more than once..and Boba Fett WAS brutal with that Gaffi stick..he is AWESOME 😁
Seeing the Stormtrooper’s armor being smashed and the parts everywhere is so shocking to me...the times where they were shot is ok but the armor in pieces is jaw dropping lol
I remember reading about gaffi sticks in one of the visual encyclopedias and how the Tusken poison them. Boba doesn't need a vibroblade when he's got a war hammer. I can see why Tusken raiders use them.
Moff Gideon after slapping some measly surviving trooper in the face: “It is not just what you did, but who you failed to do in, that angers me so” Trooper: “The scary homeless guy?” Moff Gideon: “That scary homeless guy…is Boba Fett. He was once an old associate of Lord Vader. They called him ‘Boba Yaga’” Trooper: “the kriffing wookieeman?” Moff Gideon: “Well, Boba wasn’t exactly the wookieeman…he was the one you sent to disintegrate the kriffing wookieeman.”
Yeah, that raises a good point, if Boba is so brutally efficient with the gaffi-stick, imagine how formidable the Tuskens are with it; not only did this episode make Boba cool again, it also helped elevate the awesomeness and fear of the Tuskens. :D
Iirc their armor is designed to protect, much like our modern armor, against the most common warfare threats. In Star Wars’ case, that’s thermal weapons like blasters, where their Plasteel armor disperses the heat energy across the entire armor piece to avoid actual death. However, much like how Kevlar would likely fail against a spear, the Stormtroopers’ armor can’t defend well against other forms of damage.
Temuera is Maori, from Rotorua also of the well known Morrison whanau from there. He is also very adept at Mau Rakau(Maori martial art) and fluent in Te Reo(Maori Language)
Of course he looks angry. Boba has been looking for his armour for years, and there are Stormtroopers between him and the armour. He is going to mess. Them. Up.
FYI A Gadderfi stick weigh's like 11 pounds. Just putting into perspective how easily Boba is maneuvering it shows his level of badassery even more. Ever try using an 11 pound steel rod in one hand as a weapon? It's freaking impossible without 2 hand's behind it lol.
If Boba can shatter Stormtrooper Armor with that Tuskin Staff then I can’t imagine what kind of damage he could create with the Beskar Spear or the Darksaber.
Loved this video overall, but I'm old enough to get the warriors movie reference, "empire!! come out and playayy!!" glad to see Temuera Morrison back, kicking ass and taking names. bring on the book of boba fett, can't wait to see it.
In the original trilogy, and even the prequels, we didn't see Fett do much apart from take a few potshots at Luke Skywalker, outsmart him at Jabba's barge, and then 'die'. We always got the impression that here was a character you don't play games with, but we never actually saw why. He looked menacing and deadly and really really cool. Here, we see him absolutely kick ass with his own gaffi stick (at first, I thought a Tusken Raider had tried to kill him after he lost his armour but Fett fought back and took the weapon as a trophy or was maybe given it). When he regained his armour he utterly destroys the stormtroopers without even trying (I was aiming for the other one). THAT is how you make a character tough. Had it ever come down to it, a fight between Boba Fett and Rey would have ended with Rey bleeding her life out as Boba silently walks away, even if he WAS 25 years older.
The empire used to think the blaster was more lethal than all hand to hand combat weapons, till they came across Boba, who fought with the Gaffi stick.
"Here he is! The toughest son of a bitch in the galaxy and BAH GAWD, he came to whip another man's ass!" "Wait, he's supposed to be in the Sarlacc Pit, this isn't fair!" "Boba must have got bailed out!" *sends trooper crashing against the rocks* "OH GOOD GOD ALMIGHTY! GOOD GOD, ALMIGHTY THAT KILLED HIM!" ".....Oh my God" "AS GOD AS MY WITNESS, HE US BROKEN IN HALF!"
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It really helps how Boba's actor actually knows how to fight with the way of the spear in Maori culture.
That was one of the main reasons he wanted to play Boba Fett, because he wanted to add the Maori fighting style to his character.
@@Rocket1377 how if he never used 1in a movie
Oh shit. I didn't know that. That's awesome :D
@@derp-7274 With the role, Morrison was also able to bring a bit of his own Maori culture to Fett's portrayal. In an interview with The New York Times, he said that he "wanted to bring that kind of spirit and energy, which we call wairua, [to the role]"[10] and used that influence in his on-screen fight scenes, both in the hand-to-hand combat and while wielding weapons.
@@JonJon-wf5yj oh ok
Not enough people talking about him dragging the gaffi stick for the big swing, such a boss move.
It was straight out of a horror movie
One handed too! Big PP move!
@@l3moh94 That's because the director of this episode has experience in that genre!
Exactly
Dude was tired from swinging that heavy thing!
Seeing Temuera Morrison using the gaffi stick to thrash the heck out of those Stormtroopers just like the Maori men in NZ did with the Taiaha, made me feel some of my Maori heritage being represented in that episode which gave me goosebumps while I was watching it
same here bro... i waiting for a pukana lol
Also, the gaffi stick is based on a Fijian weapon called a totokia. So, he’s using another Pacific Islander culture into it
You love to see it!
The hold/flourish he does at the end of one sequence where he cradles the stick is so noticeably Maori even to me on the other side of the world.
More like a Tewhatewha
Morrison was so fluidic and relentless with both his moves and the execution of said moves. I mean DAMN!!!! Him dragging the gaffi stick before the uppercut was almost like Jason Voorhees. So PERFECT!!!
His Maori heritage came in handy here for reals.
@@redguardoverall6807 Oh hell yeah! If Boba Fett can do this to stormtroopers, I'd hate to get on Mr. Morrison's bad side in reality 😱😵
I dont like that language
@@genocidekhaos9775 No you don’t....😂 otherwise you’d be cooking him some eggs. IYKYK
Reminds me of a meme of an old Viking warrior that read "Fight me if you wish, but remember, I am old in a profession where most die young."
See if you can post it here. I’d like to see that.
The style fighting style that he is using with stick is how the Maori people of New Zealand use the Taiaha. The Taiaha is a staff like close quarters weapon made out of wood and whale bone. Temuera Morrison is really proud of his Maori heritage and it’s amazing to see it on the show
Love Temuera
He such a cool guy in person
Jake the muss 😂
Learnt something today ❤️
@@miltonnatana8299 cook the man som eggs 😂😂
Robert Rodriguez, who directed this episode, said that while Din Jarin fighting style was elegant
Bo Katan and her crew military precision, Boba was survivor from the moment his father died on Genosis. His style was that of a barbarian.
Now we can tell stories about how Boba Fett killed a whole squad of stormtroopers with a tooth brush.
TRUE! Stories 😄
I mean, you’re not half wrong. 😄
John wick who killed 5 men with a pencil: finally a worthy opponent our battle will be legendary
A..FOOKING..TOOTH BRUSH🤓😎
I can see those vengeance in da eyes of boba
Boba Fett eyes is one of the best thing in both scenes, you can see pure rage and brutality in his eyes.
Indeed!
Boba ain’t messing around with the gaffi stick, and it’a so great seeing him fight with the Tusken Raiders stick is so nice.
"HE'S GONNA BRUSH SOME TEETH BABY!"
"Brush your TEEEEEEEETH!" 😆
He busting some teeth as well
@@ZayecValentine busting jaws 💀
I read that comment just as they said it 😅
Stormtroopers got cavities, Boba has the bill
Last time I was this early the razorcrest was still intact
Too soon, bro...
Way too soon.
OK you win today
😂😂😂😂
Or the Razorcrest wasn't Razor Blades?
@@CFRF13 more like the Razor Dust
Riddick: Kills man with Tea Cup
John Wick: kills man with Pencil
Boba Fett: kills Stormtroopers with a Toothbrush
The low angle shot of Boba jumping off the rock while backlit by the sun is absolutely beautiful.
Even without his armor and gadgets, Boba Fett is still pretty badass and dangerous.
You watch your language
🤣🤣😂😂😂
My favourite part is learning that Temuera Morrison said that he channelled his Maori heritage and knowledge of culture and weapons, so Rodriguez was inspired to give him a weapon - the gaffi stick - which could reflect that.
I want to see these two doing a feature film. Some kind of polyneasian culture meets El Mariachi action direction. Maybe a modern alley fighter with a staff.
R.I.P razor crest 2019-2020, atleast we'll see mando aboard the SLAVE 1 for the rest of the season :)
It finally had a rest.
I just thought of something people tend to overlook or have the wrong impression about in this whole Boba reemergence: he is not that old. Boba was born 32 BBY, so he's only 41 years old at this point. His looks can be explained by the sarlacc encounter, but it shouldn't be surprising he's still kicking ass like this (btw, Temuera Morrison is 60 years old and totally bringing it; legend).
+Eelco Blaauw
Ain't no way dude is 60 (I'm talking about the Boba Fett actor).
He doesn't look it.
@@thealjohnsonshow2188 from wikipedia: Temuera Derek Morrison MNZM (born 26 December 1960)
what you have to remember though is that clones age faster, plus just like the other clones he wasn't ever a baby, he was instead 'born' as maybe like a 15yr old or something, give or take a few.
@@dfsdhjk4780 Most clones do, but as they said in episode II, those genetic modifications and accelerated ageing weren't applied to Boba Fett. To quote the scene:
Lama Su: "Apart from his pay, which is considerable, Fett demanded only one thing: an unaltered for himself. Curious, isn't it?"
Obi-Wan Kenobi: "Unaltered?"
Lama Su: "Pure genetic replication, no tampering with the structure to make it more docile, and no growth acceleration."
@@LukeSkywalker-fm1dc oh right, duh, I somehow completely forgot about that nvm then.
Who would've thought that a Bantha toothbrush would be such an effective weapon!
luke almost died to one
@@gozogo1233 Probably wouldn’t now, eh?
Dudes, you can just SEE the Star sparkles manifesting in their eye holes!
Oh ye, Mandalorian is the revival, what star wars is about just with the touch of modern cinematography
I think, in addition to just finally getting to see Boba kick ass on screen, I genuinely appreciate how in one sequence, Temuera Morrison brought some Maori spear martial arts and legitimized the Gaffi Stick as a dangerous weapon. A lot of people throughout the years thought it was a dumb looking weapon from the sand people, but right here he uses it to absolutely destructive effectiveness.
I agree, we've only seen the gaffi stick in A New Hope, the Raider gives Luke a tap with one which knocks him unconscious and that's it. Imagine a gaffi stick made out of Beskar, that would be one hell of a weapon.
@@GRHrivnak Beskar is not for weapons. Beskar is all for the Mandalorians, and a weapon made of it is capable of piercing beskar armor, which not even a lightsaber can do.
Bes’kad says hello
To anyone who doesn't know that is a Gadderfi or "Gaffi" stick. It is the tusken raider's primary melee weapon. On average they are around 4 feet long, and weigh about 11 lbs. So for Boba to be swinging it as nimbly and precisely as he is you know he's absolutely jacked.
The Stormtroopers he shot later got lucky. This was just BRUTAL. XD
Awesome edits bro! Thanks for including me! The fact that you added a pretzel when I said pretzel is hilarious. Looking forward to the next one!
I refer to this scene to my friends as “Boba Fett’s lessons in dental care”. :p
Seeing Boba absolutely go off on those stormtroopers was such a dope moment! Never would have guessed he was such a beast! Also, the fact that he straight up Happy Gilmore swings the dude is epic af lol.
I absolutely loved seeing Boba Fett kick ass without his armor; it lets us see Temuera Morrison himself in action, which makes it easy for us to believe that he's the one in the suit when Fett gets into fights with his armor on.
its so great to see the fans get this excited about star wars again!!!
The mandalorian really deliver each week fans excited
Boba “I am scarier without my armor” Fett. God. DAMN.
For 40 years fans have wanted this fight and once again The Mandalorian did not disappoint.
Exactly my 8 year old net child is loving this
Boba shattered their skulls like it was their plastoid armor. Who needs disintegrations when you got disembowlings and blunt force trauma
Seriously my favorite moment in this season. I loved Luke’s return but this was just... wow.
They always called Boba rabid dog compared to his dad and seeing this......he is BRUTAL
I love how brutal this scene is without a SINGLE DROP of blood.
Great work by the stunt team! The stunts in star wars does unfortunately go unnoticed...
Do you mean the stuntment as stormtroopers because it was revealed all of Boba's stunts were actually done by Morrison himself, even that big jump and he co-ordinated the Maori-style attacks.
After both this scene and him back in his armor, BOBA FETT has become the John wick of Star Wars.
I've always thought the gaffi stick was cooler than a lightsaber. Can't hurl the latter over your head and make sand people noises.
How can you say something so bold yet so true.
You could if you had a double bladed lightsaber
@@trigerhappy0390 We were meant to think it was an unpopular vote. These tracks are side by side, those that agree ride single file to hide their numbers. 😉
@@wolfmantheimpaler careful where you point that thing! Sith happens!
@@trigerhappy0390 I think you mean “something so brave, yet so controversial.”
As a Star Wars noob, it is exciting to experience the badassery of Boba Fett firsthand.
Props to Robert Rodriguez for directing this episode.
Love it how he incorporates the use of his weapon like the Taiaha. A traditional Maori weapon. 💯
Yeah, Boba was brutal but has anyone noticed, EVERY storm trooper knew he was there. If they had their backs turned towards him, he made sure to get their attention first before beating the life out of them. That is true brutality, knowing you're about to have your skull crushed in before it happens.
I love that the Stormtrooper does a last minute "no" before getting stabbed. It's real desperation with no logic. He didn't do all that damage just to quit and show mercy because you said "no".
The shattering of the stormtrooper helmets when they get hit by Boba’s staff just adds such an impact 💥
They just made boba one of the best characters in the franchise with this one scene. Amazing character justice in this show.
Alot of these reactions were similar to mine when I watched that scene..I was like "damn!!" more than once..and Boba Fett WAS brutal with that Gaffi stick..he is AWESOME 😁
The stunt men playing the Stormtroopers should really be commended, that one dude that fell off the rocks was taking some big hits.
Graffi stick is based on a real life weapon from Fiji called a Totokia, and was probably as brutal if not more
There's another spear/club weapon called a Tai'aha, the gaffi stick is a combination of the two.
That's awesome history!
@@GRHrivnak yep. Looks like a Totokia and wielded like a Tai'aha. Awesome
He just wants his armor but they had to shoot the most deadly bounty hunter in the galaxy, those stormtrooper were asking for it.
This is why Darth Vader told Boba Fett, "No disintegrations" when he hired him in Empire Strikes Back (1980).
Seeing the Stormtrooper’s armor being smashed and the parts everywhere is so shocking to me...the times where they were shot is ok but the armor in pieces is jaw dropping lol
Bobba Savagely Brushing Teeth😂😂
We need to give a salute to the stuntmen who went through all that.
I remember reading about gaffi sticks in one of the visual encyclopedias and how the Tusken poison them. Boba doesn't need a vibroblade when he's got a war hammer. I can see why Tusken raiders use them.
"That looks dangerous"
It IS dangerous!
Satisfyingly BRUTAL!!!! Enough said.
ABSOLUTELY liked and enjoyed watching this!!!!
Stormtroopers in the Mandalorian: Why the hell do we wear this armor? IT DOESN'T PROTECT AGAINST SHIT!
Love the "Jack the Muss" shout out
Moff Gideon after slapping some measly surviving trooper in the face: “It is not just what you did, but who you failed to do in, that angers me so”
Trooper: “The scary homeless guy?”
Moff Gideon: “That scary homeless guy…is Boba Fett. He was once an old associate of Lord Vader. They called him ‘Boba Yaga’”
Trooper: “the kriffing wookieeman?”
Moff Gideon: “Well, Boba wasn’t exactly the wookieeman…he was the one you sent to disintegrate the kriffing wookieeman.”
Boba fett was such a badass in the books and comics but now it's so nice to see his skill on screen
Loved him tapping the officer on the shoulder😍😁😍😁😍👍👍👍
Yeah, that raises a good point, if Boba is so brutally efficient with the gaffi-stick, imagine how formidable the Tuskens are with it; not only did this episode make Boba cool again, it also helped elevate the awesomeness and fear of the Tuskens. :D
This episode made me respect tusken weapons
Let's GOOOOO!!!!!
This literally confirms that in canon Stormtrooper armor is basically made out of plastic and I love it lmao
Iirc their armor is designed to protect, much like our modern armor, against the most common warfare threats. In Star Wars’ case, that’s thermal weapons like blasters, where their Plasteel armor disperses the heat energy across the entire armor piece to avoid actual death. However, much like how Kevlar would likely fail against a spear, the Stormtroopers’ armor can’t defend well against other forms of damage.
Good seeing my Uncle get so much positive reactions
I once saw Boba Fett killed some storm troopers with a fooking toothbrush... a fooking toothbrush!!
imagine this in a theater
John Wick killed 3 men in a bar with a pencil.
Boba Fett killed a dozen Stormtroopers on Tython with a toothbrush.
Boba Yaga.
@@werewolfx51 It's a damned shame I can't like this more than once.
@@werewolfx51 Boba Yaga. Agreed.
Anyone who has seen Once Were Warriors knows- Temuera Morrison has a gift for violence.
Fun fact boba fett once killed a jedi with his bare hands let me elaborate HE KILLED A JEDI WITH HIS BARE HANDS
What I'm wondering since Morrison is Polynesian did he use the maori fighting style
Temuera is Maori, from Rotorua also of the well known Morrison whanau from there. He is also very adept at Mau Rakau(Maori martial art) and fluent in Te Reo(Maori Language)
In answer to your question - yes. He incorporated Maori fighting styles in these scenes.
The focus on strikes with the blunt end, and an intense finisher with the spear end, that's the taiaha I know and love.
Of course he looks angry. Boba has been looking for his armour for years, and there are Stormtroopers between him and the armour. He is going to mess. Them. Up.
"That's going in somebody" I LAUGHED SO MUCH
FYI A Gadderfi stick weigh's like 11 pounds. Just putting into perspective how easily Boba is maneuvering it shows his level of badassery even more. Ever try using an 11 pound steel rod in one hand as a weapon? It's freaking impossible without 2 hand's behind it lol.
I liked the part when he choked the Trooper Officer and through him on the ground and stabbed him. That was badass.
Temuera is using Taia moves ... Maori fighting stave moves with the Tuskan Raider weapon !
11:26 I'm going to give a brutal win for Boba dragging the gaffi stick behind him just so he could get momentum for the finishing strike.
If Boba can shatter Stormtrooper Armor with that Tuskin Staff then I can’t imagine what kind of damage he could create with the Beskar Spear or the Darksaber.
You can bet this was fun as hell for Temeura Morrison.
This was the most violent episode in the Mandalorian. Sooooo cool 😎
Finally we get to see the most dangerous bounty hunter in the galaxy wrecking people
Preview'd's reaction to that whole sequence was just perfect
Boba would be such a strong Jedi/Sith, with and without the Force
Bobba in legends had stormtrooper training & had mastered teras kesai so it’s no surprise to see him wreck the troops so easily
Remember Boba Fett is basically crushing stormtroopers with a Bantha toothbrush.
Loved this video overall, but I'm old enough to get the warriors movie reference, "empire!! come out and playayy!!" glad to see Temuera Morrison back, kicking ass and taking names. bring on the book of boba fett, can't wait to see it.
I laughed at that reference, good movie.
OMG...old mate....that frickin' stormtrooper ended up doing the scorpio....Boba and his U B stick....love it!
In the original trilogy, and even the prequels, we didn't see Fett do much apart from take a few potshots at Luke Skywalker, outsmart him at Jabba's barge, and then 'die'. We always got the impression that here was a character you don't play games with, but we never actually saw why. He looked menacing and deadly and really really cool. Here, we see him absolutely kick ass with his own gaffi stick (at first, I thought a Tusken Raider had tried to kill him after he lost his armour but Fett fought back and took the weapon as a trophy or was maybe given it). When he regained his armour he utterly destroys the stormtroopers without even trying (I was aiming for the other one). THAT is how you make a character tough. Had it ever come down to it, a fight between Boba Fett and Rey would have ended with Rey bleeding her life out as Boba silently walks away, even if he WAS 25 years older.
I appreciate and like the jake the musce mention, I recommend that movie highly
The empire used to think the blaster was more lethal than all hand to hand combat weapons, till they came across Boba, who fought with the Gaffi stick.
He's not here to get Washed. He's here to Wash you!
SHINY.
I actually preferred this to when he had his armor
Boba Fett: The Tenth Dentist.
We finally got to see the Boba we always knew was there.
To summarise:
Being shot? Okay.
Being blown up? Fine.
Being wrecked with a gaffi stick? Ouch.
This is the way, Boba Fett's Rule!
That's how Robert Rodriguez put his amazing touch on this episode.
That stick broke the storm troopers freaking jaws
The way the armor straight up shatters
Solo: Boba Fett!? Where?
Boba: 5 years later "here"
I want to see someone dub Jim Ross & Jerry Lawler’s voices over Boba wrecking those Stormtroopers.
"Here he is! The toughest son of a bitch in the galaxy and BAH GAWD, he came to whip another man's ass!"
"Wait, he's supposed to be in the Sarlacc Pit, this isn't fair!"
"Boba must have got bailed out!"
*sends trooper crashing against the rocks*
"OH GOOD GOD ALMIGHTY! GOOD GOD, ALMIGHTY THAT KILLED HIM!"
".....Oh my God"
"AS GOD AS MY WITNESS, HE US BROKEN IN HALF!"