Nos Bastidores: The Mandalorian

Everything about this documentary is perfectly made. But i'd like to praise about last part of Chapter 2:Legacy when Dave Filoni explains about Qui-Gon and Anakin and what's the purpose of Star Wars to exist. And why is he doing this. Is not about lasers, starships, lightsabers battles and all that stuff. The original idea as conceived by George is family, to give hope, to kids specially and to see how deeply Filoni is connected and understand that legacy and how truthful he is to George's vision is what had made this and all his (Filoni) star wars productions so successful.

This was a super exciting way to introduce us to how the Mandalorian was put together. It's clear by watching the series that they but a lot of time into every single detail, whether that was costumes, production design, visual effects, sound editing and mixing, and so much more. There is a lot of joy in watching this series and getting to hear about a shared love of Star Wars from all these wonderful filmmakers.

Whilst the show does linger on praising itself a bit too much, and negating any critique or negativity towards aspects of the show it still delivers a proper behind the scenes look at the incredible work.

There's some really good bits here and there, and the behind the scenes footage is the stuff you will be constantly hunting for, just waiting for it to show again. The Volume segment is stunning, the tech and the way it looks still blows my mind.

Season 2 drops the round table setting and imo that was fine, it's a lot more of a traditional behind the scenes extra than season 1 which at times felt more like a director's commentary.

Both seasons where easy to watch and enjoyable, well edited and the stuff you wanna see is there. Recommended!

In this series of documentaries about the mandalorian it isn't only about the mandalarian, it is about the whole story behind star wars and the purpose of star wars. The 2nd episode blew me away, Dave Filoni talks about the connection of the prequels to the original trilogy and the ark of Anakin skywalker. This is a must-see for Star Wars fans.

Disney Gallery: Star Wars: The Mandalorian is sort of a group of DVD featurettes transformed into series form as it takes an in-depth look at the behind-the-scenes process behind and creation of the show The Mandalorian. This was interesting.

Givien that this was a highly expensive and ambitious show, going for a movie-like quality, you learn about the tremendous amount of effort given to make this all come together, including one really innovative technique.

Be prepared that there isn't as much behind-the-scenes footage in this as you'd think. A lot of this is the showrunners, producers, directors, writers, actors, etc. sitting at a table and talking about the show. I felt this would slow things down, but the roundtable discussion format runs pretty smoothly. Everyone involved shows passion for what they did. And don't get me wrong, there is some interesting behind-the-scenes footage. It's more prevalent in the later episodes when the focus is more on the look and sound of Star Wars.

Showrunners Jon Favreau (director of such films as Elf, Jungle Book, and Iron Man) and Dave Filoni (known for his work on the Star Wars animated shows) sort of run the narration and discussion and provide an infectious love for the world of Star Wars. Expect to be surprised by a couple of big name directors on this.

Overall, if you're not a big on behind-the-scenes stuff, this isn't going to change your mind. Still, I think fans of The Mandalorian or Star Wars in general may appreciate this.