The weight of his failure with Anakin hangs over every frame. When a young Jedi fugitive finds him and begs for help, Ben’s refusal is cold and heartbreaking: "The fight is done. We lost." The Hunt Begins
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The biggest shock of Part I? We spend significant time on with a 10-year-old Princess Leia . Seeing her rebellious spirit and sharp wit (perfectly cast with Vivien Lyra Blair) provides a beautiful contrast to the hopelessness on Tatooine. Her kidnapping is the only thing that could realistically pull Obi-Wan out of his self-imposed exile. The Verdict The weight of his failure with Anakin hangs over every frame
The Master in Hiding: Obi-Wan Kenobi Part I Review Ten years after the tragedy of Order 66, we find a Jedi Master who is a shell of his former self. of the Obi-Wan Kenobi limited series isn’t the high-flying adventure some expected; it’s a somber, cinematic character study of grief and lost faith. A Hero Broken We spend significant time on with a 10-year-old
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The episode opens on the dusty dunes of , but this isn't the heroic homecoming of a legend. Obi-Wan—now going by "Ben" —spends his days working a grueling job at a meat-processing plant and his nights haunting the desert. Ewan McGregor’s performance is hauntingly quiet; he perfectly captures a man who has "blinked" his connection to the Force away to survive.