I love the fact that they show the day-to-day life and 'resl life' problems in the galaxy for both sides. Also, how and what type of sacrifices were done for the rebellion. It's not your normal-usual SW series but it's great.
I wonder why we never saw Jedi flying saber ships in Clone Wars? Or is there a clue in the colour of the blades? Is Luthien a renegade Sith, setting up a rebellion as a power play against Palpatine? That would be a twist
The ending was amazing,the funeral music building to a small charge, the speech, the fact that even without Cassian doing anything the people rebelled. The fight wasn't the best thing ever done but it seemed real and in touch with the rest of the show. And the sly little piece of Mon setting her husband up for a public scandal so that her actual rebel activites dont get too investigated. What a writing team
The ending was amazing,the funeral music building to a small charge, the speech, the fact that even without Cassian doing anything the people rebelled. The fight wasn't the best thing ever done but it seemed real and in touch with the rest of the show. And the sly little piece of Mon setting her husband up for a public scandal so that her actual rebel activites dont get too investigated. What a writing team
This fight was so much better that the fight in book of boba fett
The ending was amazing,the funeral music building to a small charge, the speech, the fact that even without Cassian doing anything the people rebelled. The fight wasn't the best thing ever done but it seemed real and in touch with the rest of the show. And the sly little piece of Mon setting her husband up for a public scandal so that her actual rebel activites dont get too investigated. What a writing team
So here’s a question. Which Andor is the one referred to in the title? We’ve been assuming this show is all about Cassian. But having watched it to the end….
I can say that I’ve finally seen the most unrealistic and ridiculous thing ever depicted in Star Wars. No, it’s not force flying through space without protection. Or explosion sounds in the vacuum of space. Nope. As a musician I can say that there’s no way in hell that two bands could start playing the same song a block apart and meet together and be in unison….. impossible. Ruined the entire Star Wars franchise for me 😂
The reason why I love Andor series is because it's not your usual Star Wars. It's much deeper, where you can see the everyday struggle in the galaxy both for light/dark/neutral type characters. Also, you can see the major triggers which lead to people slowly rise up against the empire. The storyline could go a bit faster in some episodes but they, I'd rather prefer this then the rainbow bikers filler episodes from Book of Boba.
Does anyone else has a feeling that Cinta is Andor's sister?
The thought that we might've seen Andor's sister did not cross my mind at all but its possible
I do like that its a dangling plot thread they didn't end up covering and saving for next season without reminding us over and over that hey this is something they are saving for S2
It was mentioned at the start of the series and never mentioned again since the scenario never seemed to call the need for it to be bought up
I can say that I’ve finally seen the most unrealistic and ridiculous thing ever depicted in Star Wars. No, it’s not force flying through space without protection. Or explosion sounds in the vacuum of space. Nope. As a musician I can say that there’s no way in hell that two bands could start playing the same song a block apart and meet together and be in unison….. impossible. Ruined the entire Star Wars franchise for me 😂
Pretty sure the bell tower could have been keeping them in sync.
So the whole prison storyline was for a post-credits scene?
Character building. Plus why does every scene and character have to matter?
When many episodes left you at the end feeling that nothing happened, now we have a storyline that could just be removed entirely without affecting the main plot or character arc. Filler upon filler. Just seems like a strange strategy for the showrunners.
So the whole prison storyline was for a post-credits scene?
Character building. Plus why does every scene and character have to matter?
When many episodes left you at the end feeling that nothing happened, now we have a storyline that could just be removed entirely without affecting the main plot or character arc. Filler upon filler. Just seems like a strange strategy for the showrunners.
It was building up Cassians character and what he has gone through and why he is helping the rebels.
Why wasn't Cobb Vanth shards a reward for the Krayt Dragon raid?
Plus why does every scene and character have to matter?
I mean, hey. I hear where you're coming from, but I've done a (very small) bit of professional writing and if your editor is even halfway decent they're going to be yelling at you if you can't immediately answer for the purpose of every single scene and every single character.
They don't have to matter, but if you don't want to get hit upside the head with a rolled up newspaper, they do.
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Yeah that scene + line was just amazing because it was very unexpected given how these episodes usually go
Very cool ship
But….
Really liked the Luthen / Saw Guerera scene
We are seeing the dark side of the rebellion, where own people are sacrificed for the greater good, which is what I wanted
Rebellion is always painted as a perfect side where they always win without any meaningful sacrifice
I wonder what happened to him.
Maybe he can fly instead.
There is a bonus scene after the end credits of the finale that answers your question.
I just happened to see it. Thanks
This fight was so much better that the fight in book of boba fett
So here’s a question. Which Andor is the one referred to in the title? We’ve been assuming this show is all about Cassian. But having watched it to the end….
And yeah, Mon setting up his husband was a brillant move.
What an ending. Cannot wait for S2. 2024... ugh.
@ wed_santa thats a good question. Maybe the Andor family as a whole for what they brought to the rebel.
The thought that we might've seen Andor's sister did not cross my mind at all but its possible
I do like that its a dangling plot thread they didn't end up covering and saving for next season without reminding us over and over that hey this is something they are saving for S2
It was mentioned at the start of the series and never mentioned again since the scenario never seemed to call the need for it to be bought up
Character building. Plus why does every scene and character have to matter?
When many episodes left you at the end feeling that nothing happened, now we have a storyline that could just be removed entirely without affecting the main plot or character arc. Filler upon filler. Just seems like a strange strategy for the showrunners.
It was building up Cassians character and what he has gone through and why he is helping the rebels.
I mean, hey. I hear where you're coming from, but I've done a (very small) bit of professional writing and if your editor is even halfway decent they're going to be yelling at you if you can't immediately answer for the purpose of every single scene and every single character.
They don't have to matter, but if you don't want to get hit upside the head with a rolled up newspaper, they do.