Boba Fett - The Twelve Parsec Stare

Boba Fett, the infamous intergalactic bounty hunter, has tracked his next prey into a dusty saloon in the outskirts of a remote space port. In the shadows of the busy space bar the hunter confronts his target’s three sinister henchmen. Who will blink first?
The Twelve Parsec Stare is a Finnish Star Wars -inspired short film with combining the Sci-Fi and the Western genres as its ambition. The non-commercial, non-profit project was funded entirely by the production team and the film has been made from start to finish in the duration of 2015, including the week-long filming period.
Check out making of and production articles at www.ruinedfilms.com!

[@tobias2684]

this is litteraly the mandalorian show predicted 4 years back

[@elijahowen1727]

pro trick : you can watch movies on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.

[@marcelocade8897]

@Elijah Owen Yup, have been using Flixzone} for since november myself =)

[@daaltu6125]

indeed my guy

[@personagrata111]

This is how i would imagine it is a shame they went so far from this space western idea.

[@emielpeper9248]

I'm surprised how much of a story you can tell without a single piece of dialogue.

[@bul13ts]

1:47 "Let's see what you got. I'm all in." 3:10 "Here, give me some of that good stuff! Yeah, that!" 5:50 "My wife's gonna kill me..." 9:33 "What happened here?" 9:38 "Hey, you." All joking aside, though, you're absolutely right. This was a great fan film.

[@bobafett1860]

Ur no good to me dead

[@patrik1957]

I think this also makes a good point of why Boba Fett is a great character even without dialogue.

[@anglicky69]

all of the good westerns did this back in the old days

[@luckyasmr1374]

The best filmmakers know how to do that.

[@CoyoteDuran1]

The "Man with no Name" "whistle" from the short droid was excellent. :)

[@thejoojoo9999]

Isn't it the very start of "The good, the bad and the ugly" music that the droid is whistling ?

[@RecklessDemonX]

+Julien Thévenoz (TheChade) Yeah, haha!

[@yugen]

+Julien Thévenoz (TheChade) Yes, which is the 3rd movie in "The Man With No Name Trilogy" otherwise known as "The Dollars Trilogy". The first movie trilogy ever made, by the way.

[@RecklessDemonX]

Dallas Van Winkle Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe it never started out as being a trilogy in the first place. It was referred to as "The Man With No Name Trilogy" for marketing purposes later on, but as far as I know, the movies aren't really officially meant to be tied, they just used three similar main characters, played by the same actor with - for most part - the same clothes. And some of the actors who played characters who ended up dead in one of the previous films return as new characters in a later film, etc.

[@yugen]

Yeah, you're right.

[@commiebobo]

I love how Boba stops the third guy from firing with his boot, and lets him live. He's merciless with is enemies, but not just a murderer either.

[@Praxus42]

+Boris L I think he did that as a repayment for the guy trying to give the information, even though he was intimidated by the 'boss' at the table

[@rbjr208]

@@Praxus42 Perhaps there's more to it than meets the eye. Notice how the man Fett spares is the same man who's at the bar at 2:34, only seconds before Fett himself arrives. Perhaps he was secretly helping Fett the whole time, leading Fett to his target. He would, of course, have had to feign moving toward his weapon after the confrontation began.

[@suchaguf8974]

@@rbjr208 no, because why he sit the table and show them who he was looking for instead of showing Boba where the guy was behind him.

[@masonsminute179]

Ok I know I’m late but I totally agree he’s not a criminal he just has a job to do

[@adamharrison927]

That droid making the classic the Good the Bad and the Ugly sound was fucking awesome

[@charlieanton6785]

It’s crazy watching this in hindsight now the Mandalorian is out. Whoever made this was ahead of the game!!

[@allangoodchild8989]

Now we know where the inspiration for the mandalorian came from.

[@WTFisTingispingis]

He's just a simple man making his way through the universe.

[@sly78004]

great short. creative characters, very authentic mandalorian armor, and you stayed true to the mysteriousness of the character. Well done!

[@RuinedFilms]

Thanks Stephen!

[@tom2gunzbombadil689]

@@RuinedFilms pls get in touch with Disney !!! They need you

[@silverstorm1233]

@@tom2gunzbombadil689 For real this guy wrote a way better Boba than the people in charge of his own series.

[@AnthonyD42]

The Imperial March in the western style made me smile! Nice work.

[@ViperEye]

Take a hard look Disney, it ain't that complicated.

[@MandalorYaj117]

Vib3s Disney is trying too fucking hard on how they make him into a "Hero". Sometimes,some stories don't need heroes. But oh well......it's fucking Disney. But I guess they can make that "Maleficient" movie type thing on that Boba Fett movie or is it gonna be a bad idea?

[@kysock]

+AlEz TairIo Well in his 70's he technically was a hero.

[@MandalorYaj117]

Captaindc00 But that is no longer considered canon.

[@kysock]

AlEz TairIo Yeah cause disney is fucking stupid for doing that.

[@RangerDanger224]

AlEz Boba fett is alive get this: so any extended universe or EU was made non cannon after return of the Jedi now for the interesting part, boba fett escapes the sarlac pit in the first book of the 3 bounty hunter books about boba fett and is alive well and back to being the coolest man alive in the morning third book when they get wind of the empire down fall.

[@jeggsonvohees2201]

When fan films are more faithful to the character than the official TV show...

[@silverstorm1233]

Sadly, that is the truth.

[@FunkMasterJunk]

Or better than the Disney?

[@silverstorm1233]

@@FunkMasterJunk Absolutely, Disney completely fucked up Boba in his own series.

[@JoeyAGamer]

Except for the big ass gigantic jawa but yeah 😅

[@mattdawg83686]

When you have a near death experience, come see me and say it didn’t affect you.

[@xdanman1175]

That little droid doing the "good, the bad, and the ugly" theme was a nice touch. Bravo.

[@lukepetronella8732]

This has to be one of the best Star Wars fan films of all time

[@yugen]

I've always said that the best parts of Star Wars are distinctly western. Jeremy Bulloch said he felt like the man with no name as he donned Boba's cloak. Boba is said to have "spurs" and you can hear them as he walks in ESB. The Han - Greedo shootout is a distinctly western scene. I hope more western tropes are used in the future of Star Wars, I truly feel that it is and should remain steeped in Western mythology.

[@ryanjones1231]

+Dallas Van Winkle I agree.

[@fweeaboo7617]

Read my last name

[@hunteroliver6817]

I love how most of this is very Western, too. From the actual movie to the soundtrack.

[@taniwhab3860]

+Dallas Van Winkle I think Boba was a bit based on Clint Eastwood.

[@pierluigidipietro8097]

This short has direct references to Sergio Leone's westerns, those western masterpieces with Clint Eastwood, Gian Maria Volonte and Lee Van Cliff

[@ilittlemonster22]

Please Disney, please make the future Boba Fett movie in the style of a old Western.

[@victorarana5868]

space western

[@Gunter_McLovin]

victor arana MOTHERFUCKIN SPACE COWBOYS!!!

[@connorhihavelike15accounts62]

Boba was based off of Clint Eastwood so it would be fitting

[@matt55800]

Proper Drashig We got the Mandalorian haha.

[@sam8404]

@@matt55800 and it's absolutely amazing

[@samwheat5210]

Whoever is in the boba suit had the mannerisms down perfectly. More please.

[@tonysbones2813]

not enough of him in his underwear getting beat up and humiliated. 0/10

[@dubbydapanda7189]

I like how it had that Clint Eastwood vibe he's supposed to have! The costumes and effects makeup was absolutely spectacular! I loved every bit of this.

[@eliuharo4517]

I like to think that The mandalorian creators drew inspiration from this

[@JonathanRodriguez-nz9nw]

Dead serious, this is the best Star Wars fan film out. Tied with "Darth Maul:Apprentice" but I am a fan of the Fett more so this is number 1 to me. Captured the character of Boba Fett perfectly and was very well done

[@Reign_Of_Terror76]

The character design was flawless

[@DerTintinfish]

The mandalorian must have been DIRECTLY inspired or influenced by this. Hats off again, 5 years after saving it favorites

[@Krieg-ch8ot]

Love the western feel of it kinda reminds me of a new hope

[@Shoobybuhdooby]

This video definitely played a part in the production of Jon Favreau Mandolorian script being a spaghetti western

[@shingnosis]

Fantastic stuff. Fett is not a hero, he's a bounty hunter and probably "Lawful Neutral" on the alignment chart. Some people try to make him into some kind of hero and others say he's aligned with empire but he's really not, he's just a guy who's good at what he does. If there's one small constructive criticism I can give it's that maybe the guys at the table overacted slightly, little too much twitching. Sometimes less is more. Loved the bar tender though, very subtle.

[@RuinedFilms]

shingnosis Thanks for your feedback! And agreed on your view on our favorite Bounty Hunter.

[@Sparta2310]

+shingnosis Yeah that was the only thing that annoyed me, the one eyed alien dude kept sort of twitching/snarling and then the guy with the red stripe across his face starts twitching like a hamster as well. I could have done without that but I still sent links of this short film to all my friends, it was kinda cool

[@yugen]

+shingnosis I don't know if Boba Fett is Lawful Neutral. I'm willing to bet he's liable to go above the law if the price is right. True Neutral perhaps?

[@Faus4us]

Obviously his reputation precedes him.

[@tommyscott8511]

@@yugen I know I'm like, 5 years late, but Lawful doesn't just mean obeying the law. It means having a personal code one will not break. Batman is, in this sense, Lawful Good. He only has one rule, but he won't break it. Boba is similar. It's been established he has a code (I don't actually know the detail myself) but he follows it. This is a good example, where he has a rule to not kill innocent people, perhaps, and so holds the gun with his boot instead of shooting him. A True Neutral character would have simply executed all three.

[@subarashiirose9900]

ruinedfilms you have just done justice to boba fett

[@CloakedRavenFilms]

You guys must study Sergio Leone, the perfect buildup to the briefest moment of violence is 100% his. As directors go, he wasn't concerned with violence, more the "rituals leading up to it." Wonderful job.

[@thomaslaird2309]

I just can't abide by those Jawas, the end credit scene is so great! This is the Mandalorian before the Mandalorian! Really well done. This should be canon!

[@bazejboguszewski5375]

The best fan film. Western style

[@dantallo550]

This absolutely nails the badassery of Boba Fett. The morphing of elements from Spaghetti Western films, but still retaining a Star Wars atmosphere. This is VERY well done. The music at 7:47 is also REALLY cool. I loved this.

[@matthewpaddon3895]

"Bounty hunting is a complicated profession"

[@cml-studios799]

Probably one of the best shorts ever made. I loved the use of real locations, models, and practical effects! The Jawas at the end where really fun too! There was a great mix of Star Wars adventure, with the old school Eastwood Western suspense. The costumes looked great, and I love how you incorporated the early Fett ideas such as the slinged pistol and poncho! I really hope this is nominated for some type of award in the future. It was really fun to see one of my favorite SW characters doing his daily routines. I would really love to see more Star Wars!!!

[@RuinedFilms]

+CML-Studios big thanks for your message! It's great to hear people acknowledge the practical elements, as those were really important to us as well. A big part of the Star Wars' essence is in its practical design!

[@zoomopticsproduction]

This remains the best Star Wars fan film I’ve ever seen.

[@ScriptedEntertainment]

2:20 This was a great reference. I love how this is basically a homage to The Good, The Bad, The ugly and other westerns!

[@brandonjenkins1287]

I didn't know Boba Fett had a hot glue gun

[@RuinedFilms]

The original pre-production sidearm prop was actually scratch-built out of a camera grip, but it was never seen onscreen!

[@speachless88]

+brandon jenkins Lol

[@captcrouton]

+brandon jenkins He's crafty.

[@BluebirdBT]

+brandon jenkins it is a hot glue gun XD

[@bobafett4228]

+brandon jenkins i have a new glue gun and i used it to shoot skywalker right up his butt.

[@bryanegelhoffsanimationtec257]

Truly a fan film worthy of the Greatest Bounty Hunter.

[@metalrob6713]

THIS is what The Book of Boba Fett should've been in a first place.

[@murlocrj3108]

Almost 6 years later and its still badass

[@ThrawnaDelRey]

This short was so ahead of its time. Sergio Leone would be proud.

[@connoriverson7811]

This is better than the whole book of boba fett show

[@ShadowFox746]

I always like to include this in my Star Wars marathons as a little extra. I watch it in between A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back.

[@stevegek]

Incredible, didn't expect this to be this good. Well done, highly impressed!

[@milk-eg7xi]

Now all I can think of is a Red Dead Rememption game set across settlements on Tattooine and playing as Boba Fett. God, that would be amazing.

[@Robert_Douglass]

Wild West version of the Imperial March, excellent rendition!

[@lazyrmc]

The thing about Boba Fett that i find so interesting is how a character was created around him by the fans. Watch the old movies and he is just a guy in a cool outfit. But the fans have made this really cool lore around him that was so popular, it even got him and his father to have a small part in the prequels. I hope that Disney continues this by making one of the anthology movies about him. It could be really cool, like a western set across the galaxy after his escape from the sarlac pit.

[@gunsview6379]

This is the bobba we wanted!!! This is so much better than the book of bobba fett.

[@212th]

That was great! Loved his stare when you can see their three faces on his visor

[@bobafett844]

That was a easy job...

[@cooper7838]

Boba Fett You're not real Boba. You're just a hardcore fan of him like me.

[@bobafett844]

DaForerunner 33 Are you sure?

[@johnnyquasar2340]

Boba Fett you're no good to us dead.

[@Robert_Douglass]

Boba Fett Yeah, well, when you always get your man, when isn't it an easy job?

[@thephantom496]

You’re my favorite character!

[@calebpeeler9091]

As a time-traveler from 2019-2020, this looks really familiar...

[@Darth551]

As a time-traveler from December 2021, this definitely looks familiar... :)

[@coneshadeproductions4130]

11/10 This was full of amazing cinematography, great costume design, wonderful acting and felt like something that came straight from one of the film's, overall this one of the best Star Wars fan films ever

[@mrimpressions3158]

Even though this is almost 7 years old this is truly spectacular

[@SagaciousNihilist]

This is the Boba that we all wanted to see, not the naive talkative pussy we got from Disney.

[@zoomopticsproduction]

This film is brilliant. Kept me interested for eight minutes without a word of dialogue.

[@Drafonni]

This is probably the most enjoyable fan film that I have ever seen.

[@Rodrianius]

My god, this is 7 years old?! This is timeless, if you ask me. Alot of the camera work and movement of the character were spot on like Episode 4, 5 or 6 were shot (the whistling Droid in the beginning and his head turning, for example). The whole thing perfectly encapsules the essence of WHAT made Boba Fett such a great character without as much as ushering even 1 word. Intimidating, ruthless, mysterious and a badass that knows how to increase his infamy (letting that one guy live, by "disarming" him with his Boot, while winning a 3v1. The scene at the table as a whole, the camera angles and the quick takedowns were quite frankly phenomenal, especially the "smoking barrel aftermath" perspective from the top. Simply perfect, and completely ahead of its time (Book of Boba Fett, Mandalorian, etc)

[@CRocketSlim]

The scoring on this was over the top awesome (I see everyone already complimenting everything else production-wise, thought I'd get this in too :D). When we see the Fett-man swagger in I knew awesome was about to happen and the droid chirping the Good Bad and the Ugly theme sealed the deal- and of course you deliver! Keep making these please!

[@RuinedFilms]

***** thanks for your kind words! I'm afraid our take on Boba will be a one-off project as the ambition is to focus on our own original productions in the future. :)

[@Gumeshemasyper]

***** Thank you for your kind words. Made my day :)

[@yugen]

+CRocketSlim I thought it interesting how well the Empire theme worked as a western background music, and of course the Ennio stuff works well in Star Wars because much of Star Wars is Western mythology in space.

[@Gumeshemasyper]

That's exactly what I thought while composing this. I started off by playing and recording some John Williams' stuff but then just erased it, played some guitar and then came up with something from between the both worlds :)

[@kelirsteel4358]

Still one of the best fan films ever made

[@TheL.A.G.]

One of the best Boba short films ever made. It blew my mind when I saw the hologram's reflection on his visor and on the glass at the card table. Plus the soundtrack. Gotta love it!

[@juhopakkasvirta3887]

Oh thank you! Glad you liked the music too!

[@jimsinister13]

I wish Disney had done something like this with the Boba Fett series

[@marquez768]

I've watched this countless times since its release. In my opinion the best Star Wars fan film ever made.

[@RuinedFilms]

Amazing, thank you!

[@timomatre2818]

GAWD I LOVE EVRYTHING ABOUT IT, THE CAMERA DISPLAY , THE REFERENCES TO OTHERS GREAT MOVIES THE POSTERS ON THE CANTINA WALLS, best fanmovie ever

[@RuinedFilms]

Thanks mate! Please share it with your friends too!

[@elnathanfewell3975]

BEAUTIFULLY DONE! Spaghetti Western played well with the Star Wars story! This is the way 👍

[@HighGround_]

Bet this is what inspired the mandalorian just by watching the trailer

[@yugen]

Yep.

[@John-X]

3:30 poor giant jawa... probably never fit in with his own kind except for the one normal jawa who took on the burden of being his friend...

[@jonhughes4079]

best comment ever right here

[@Astroboy1971]

"Aren't you a lil tall to be a jawa?"

[@CrimsonFlame567]

That java needs a whole backstory like the expanded universe used to do with every character that ever got screentime

[@jackacebedo2318]

I love how you were able to make the characters feel new and unique but seemed like they fit in the star wars universe. Definitely in my top 3 star wars fan films

[@charleswinthrop5929]

I am TRULY astounded! WELL DONE! You TRULY captured the essence of what Boba Fett truly is! Dialogue is not necessary when the proper scene goes a certain way. I MUST concur with everyone in saying that this did have the flair of the old Clint Eastwood westerns. Nice job!!!!

[@leelytle8049]

To put my two cents in, first; this was epic. From start to finish. Great production. Props were as good as be expected (I want that glue gun). And the best part, the freaking score. The music sold everything beautifully. The tension. The climax. And the western style imperial march as he strolled out the door. Like a boss. Take notes Disney/Lucasfilms. The Boba Fett story SHOULD be a touch of spaghetti western. Fucking brilliant. More please!

[@hew4619]

Did you notice the good, the bad and the ugly theme at 2:20?

[@leelytle8049]

Hugh Warner​ yes. It had the spaghetti western theme all over it. Great film

[@frostcurrent6421]

Thank you so much. I am the composer for the film. Just got to read this comment right now and it really made my day :)

[@leelytle8049]

+Frostcurrent Dude, that was epic 👏👏👏👏

[@frostcurrent6421]

Whoa :D. Such kind words really strengthens my confidence as a music producer. I rarely get feedback but this is all worth it. Are you yourself affiliated in production of audio or video -projects?

[@stefanrydehed5381]

The bounty Boba Fett was looking for reminded me of Grand Moff Trachta. Excellent!

[@MarauderXXX]

io9.com sent me here! Great little slice of cinema. Most impressive.

[@alyssonrowan6835]

A brilliant film - telling a story completely without dialogue, and building the mood of both the Spaghetti Westerns AND the original Star Wars movie!

[@Spicyjerky]

I came back after watching the mandalroian trailer and yeah, I think they watched this

[@superwowman100]

This was fucking beautiful. Everything from the props & costumes, the atmosphere & camera work, right down to the music. The fact that you can convey a story without words is always +1 from me, and it looks even more badass here in the western bar setting. That along with the fact that Boba was a silent badass in the films, so it fits perfectly with his character. This 9 minute scene could easily be canon.

[@bul13ts]

Three years later and it's still just so damn good! That moment at the table with everyone fingering their blasters, no one daring to shoot first, it was just so brilliantly timed and edited, and that droid near the start was one of the most charming things I've ever seen. This is without a doubt my favorite Star Wars fan film, bar none. Brilliant work, guys! I'm in love!

[@yugen]

Apparently Disney liked it too.

[@woahningenius]

I love it! Especially the western Star Wars theme at the end

[@noverlin9299]

Coming Back after the Mandalorian season 2 and being happier than ever

[@MandalorYaj117]

RuinedFilms I have to say you did a great job. It's very awesome. You captured the feel of Boba Fett badassery. I love the connections with "The Man With No Name". And that extra scene at the end with Jawas made me laugh a lil' bit. This is what a Boba Fett movie needs to be,in my opinion.

[@Ketjujeesus]

Guess what i was the tallest jawa on that mini movie ;)

[@jackfarrell5546]

the "good the bad and the ugly" note from the little astromech - brilliant idea

[@OnyxRx8]

this short has truly refueled my love of boba fett and the star wars saga. Beyond great job to the production company, I hope you pursue this idea further!!!

[@Leman.Russ.6thLegion]

BEST FAN FILM EVER. PERIOD. GREAT WORK.

[@porvoonpelikauppapistefi8099]

These guys at Ruined Films are Wizards & truly great work at this very much covered subject of star wars

[@familyguyblows]

Love the western references, well done

[@destroyrebelscum7930]

AMAZING! The camera work was spectacular and the entire atmosphere of the film was great! So many practical effects make it have a very original trilogy vibe! The costumes were top notch and I enjoyed it to the very end! ∞/10!!!!

[@theccc8318]

+Swedish Joey I would of believed this was an actual trailer to,

[@destroyrebelscum7930]

Real Fanboy same

[@JogSolidaries]

+Swedish Joey I agree on the camera work!

[@MakeItDirty]

Great Job, i really enjoyed this, bobba's outfit is on point

[@bobafett1860]

Thank u it got ruined by the sarlacc but I have more sets

[@noahpettibon]

I don’t think you need me to tell you how great this is! Moment to moment sequences are so rare in film. And the music was clever and mature. Good on you, folks! Good on you.

[@j.d.3597]

This video is about to EXPLODE with views. You guys deserve all the love you are about to get, bravo.

[@PhilDrury]

Brilliant in every way! Slightly reminds me of another card game that had something about "being the last person standing at this table"

[@clash_with_snow7776]

Cinematics are amazing. 10/10 as a huge star wars and growing up with a love of boba and the mandalorian soldiers (i thought they looked sick as) i love it! Awesome stuff

[@SireSasa]

Erinomaista työtä! Näyttää todella hyvältä ja ammattimaiselta. Hieno tunnelma, kuvaus, musiikki, kaikki. Kiva että sain olla mukana! :D

[@ccrawford3525]

March 2022....and I just came across this??? Awesome work!! I agree with a commentator, loved how Boba stopped one guy from drawing his blaster, but did not kill him.....as he did not see him as a real threat.

[@jango9555]

So there's a couple things I have to say, first being the sets and costumes. You absolutely nailed the environment of the cantina and the atmosphere of Star Wars as a whole. There were little details here and there that really made me appreciate the video for what it is, for example; the posters showing that the Empire is recruiting and the pod racing going on in the background, and also the fact that you included that the people at the table were playing some pazzak. The costumes of everyone where almost spot on, for one minor exception, nothing too big to make a deal out of, but at 3:28, the man spitting at the Jawas, it almost seems as if he's wearing normal clothes that you could see anyone on the street wearing, but then again, there aren't many options when it comes to civilian clothing in the Star Wars universe.Next, the Boba Fett costume was magnificent, almost spot on, but there was one minor problem I had with the outfit. I'm not sure if the "cape" that is wrapped around Boba is the iconic cape that everyone sees Boba wearing that is usually almost never wrapped (I don't even think it's long enough in the movies when seen). Lastly, I didn't like how the most notorious bounty hunter in the galaxy walks in to a cantina on Tatooine and is basically shrugged off as another dime-a-dozen bounty hunter. Not until Boba Fett sit down did people somewhat start to notice that terrifying Mandalorian. But all in all, these things hardly take away from the overall quality of the short film and are only things that Star Wars nerds like me point out, otherwise, good job!

[@RuinedFilms]

+TheJangoLegacy thank you for your message and the constructive feedback! We made a conscious decision in changing his traditional cape to a poncho cloak that is not canon as such, but worked well in our crossover theme. This is better detailed in our Making-of Series.

[@tritonewt3344]

2:20 the droid makes the "The Good The Bad and The Ugly" theme

[@lucascino3982]

only 3k likes?!?!?! wtf, this deserves atleast 20k likes

[@reload54]

I wish The Book of Boba Fett was more like this, less dialogue, more western style gun fights and for keeping the helmet on to keep the mystic of Boba Fett.

[@InjusticeJosh]

The *real* Book of Boba Fett.

[@leebush4053]

Disney: we have an idea for a Mandalorian story. Base it on a Western. Ruinedfilms: Hold my drink.

[@MazkuzPENA]

Hei täähän oli ihan jees. Olin valmiina että milloin saa antaa facepalmia, mutta eihän sitä perkele tarvittukaan! Hienoa työtä.

[@TheyWantMeGone69]

Even if it's a short film, Boba didn't say a single word and he still owned the room.

[@richards4086]

Who's here after watching the mandalorian steal this scene?!

[@yugen]

Yep. Can't say i'm disappointed but I hope Ruined Films gets some credit. This is what Star Wars should have been all along to some degree.

[@aidankeohane3370]

The sequel will be funded with a whole lot of lawsuit money lol

[@pixelwarrior909]

It was almost an outright copy of this scene lol

[@user-sm2ql7nq4l]

@@aidankeohane3370 They can't sue because Disney owns the IP and these are non-profit fan films. Sadly, if you use these characters in a fan film , you give up that right.

[@stephenbreen7570]

Boba Fett definitely gives off a more serious and deadly presence. The Madolorian is becoming hero-ish. Especially after the last episode with the AT-ST.

[@johnlangtry4574]

Now thats how you make a short film dammit :). Amazing work, great job guys

[@ouyang7511]

Great vid, the rythm, the pause, sound of the moving glass on the table, the kill was so westernly cool, love your vid, love you guys, looking forward to your new vids inthe future

[@albertogutierrez9734]

I used to be a Star Wars. I hate the current franchise. However, I loved this piece. Well done. I was engaged.

[@Slawt]

That shot with the group of 3 reflected in the mask was BRILLIANT. Very well done!