Though, on the other hand, it doesnt make sense. Why press the “No disintegration” on Fett, when in the last part of the movie Fett himself says “He’s no good to me dead.” (I guess if you like overbeating non issues you could justify as “No disintegration for Luke and Leia”).
Still a movie called “Bobba Fett: No Disintegrations!” would be cool.
Vader doesn’t know what Boba’s interest in the target is at the point he warns him about disintegrations. They place the “Bounty Hunter Wanted” ad, this crew shows up for the first meeting, and Vader knows Boba’s rep for turning in smoking boots that used to contain a target.
Presumably.
Also, it could be a warning for everybody, and he just happens to be standing in front of Boba at the time.
nm. ninja’d by ascenray.
How did Vader advertise for the bounty hunters? Did he post an ad on his Forcebook page?
Well, one other thing cool about Fett was that he wasnt another of Vader’s pawns, he was an agent of Jabba. No way Vader wouldnt know that, maybe he wouldnt care about a crime scheming oversized slug on some piece of turd planet, still Fett wasnt under Vader’s command. And Vader would know why Fett’s so intent on getting Solo.
Maybe it’s just Fett that asked Vader to say “No disintegration”, just to make him look more badass in front of the camera. And Vader indulged in, from one fully armored badass to another one, it’s a gang thing.
Of course. MyhyperSpace is only used by lame-os.
Not as cool as “Boba Fett: Disintegrations Galore.”
That’s the whole point. He’s all mysterious, and shit.
I heard the scream and theme music from Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations when I read that.
“In its belly you will find a new definition of cyber-addiction as you slowly go link-by-link for 10,000 years.”
Fett also had a cape.
The badasses always wore capes.
Edna Mode: No capes!