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Algunos de los afortunados periodistas han compartido sus reacciones sobre The Mandalorian, después de que Disney les mostrara los primeros treinta minutos de la serie live-action de Star Wars. Además de ser la primera de su tipo, The Mandalorian servirá como prueba para futuras series de Star Wars, cuando se estrene el próximo mes en Disney+. Disney y Lucasfilm ya están trabajando en dos nuevas series de Star Wars para esa plataforma de streaming en forma de una serie precuela de Cassian Andor y una aventura en solitario de Obi-Wan Kenobi. Por esta razón, es crucial que The Mandalorian deje una fuerte impresión desde el principio.

Afortunadamente para Disney, los periodistas son muy optimistas después de esta breve visualización. Los tráilers de The Mandalorian han sido muy bien recibidos, con los fanáticos elogiando su estilo cinematográfico y altos valores de producción. La serie está ambientada cinco años después de Return of the Jedi y se desarrolla en el submundo criminal de la galaxia de Star Wars, por lo que se espera que sea un poco más oscura que lo que vino antes. Dadas estas reacciones de los periodistas, parece que eso es exactamente lo que es, así que echemos un vistazo a las primeras reacciones de los afortunados sobre la primera serie live-action de Star Wars, The Mandalorian.

Saw almost 30 minutes of #TheMandalorian footage this morning. It’s truly incredible. It looks like the films, feels innately Star Wars, introduces new concepts, and adds layers that people have been waiting to see for a long time. pic.twitter.com/4JVB16pMAL

— Mansoor Mithaiwala (@MansoorAYM) October 19, 2019

Just watched 27 minutes of Mandalorian footage and legit cried. Can’t say much but — This is real and it’s happening and it feels SO FREAKING STAR WARS pic.twitter.com/A56KJBc1GH

— Ash Crossan (@AshCrossan) October 19, 2019

This is the Star Wars thing I’ve been waiting for! While I love the Skywalker saga, I’ve wanted to see new characters and places explored in depth which can only be done over multiple episodes in a series format. Cannot wait to see more of @themandalorian. pic.twitter.com/exRmsLTYzU

— Steven Weintraub (@colliderfrosty) October 19, 2019

One other thing about @themandalorian is I got to see the footage in a screening room on a big screen and it looked like I was watching a movie. While I get the show is to sell subscriptions to @disneyplus, I wish I could watch every episode in a movie theater. pic.twitter.com/pCY9SEeWsd

— Steven Weintraub (@colliderfrosty) October 19, 2019

Wow. #TheMandalorian is completely amazing. Saw nearly a half hour of footage from what I was told were the first three episodes. Whoever you think Nick Nolte is … the answer will surprise you. pic.twitter.com/jh3CpZnMW2

— Drew Taylor (@DrewTailored) October 19, 2019

And not enough Werner Herzog

— Lindsey Bahr (@ldbahr) October 19, 2019

The score is awesome. Seeing @dave_filoni do live action Star Wars is everything I’ve wanted. I can’t wait to see more. November 12 is my birthday and Disney+’s launch of this show will be my celebration.

— Peter Sciretta (@slashfilm) October 19, 2019

Clarification: apparently the footage we saw went beyond the pilot episode. Unclear on how many episodes it spanned. It was selected scenes.

— Peter Sciretta (@slashfilm) October 19, 2019

Y’all know me. Know how I earn a livin’. Know I’m not the biggest STAR WARS guy. But lemme tell ya: THE MANDALORIAN footage looked fucking *awesome*. #SWCC

— Scott Wampler™ ? (@ScottWamplerBMD) April 14, 2019