I like Luthen a lot , but a show called Luthen? No way that would have went over.I see Andor -the character and show namesake- as a link that brings a lot of the larger rebellion story together.
I love how this show establishes the sacrifice, commitment, blood, sweat and tears that were required for the rebellion to start.
These folks are not in it for the ANH medal ceremony, all smiles, warmly backlit, with a princess gazing at you.
No they are in the trenches on gritty, thankless, dangerous missions to start the spark. Cinta Kaz sums it up:
“I told you up front the struggle will always come first. We take what's left.” Then there is Luthens “everything “ answer to sacrifice.
The look and cinematography are so good: long pans, shots holding on characters or architecture or landscapes. And most importantly no shaky cam.
Throw in an episode that is in my mind a call back to Where Eagles Dare? Genius.
I could type a lot more but dascoyne has everything about covered for me in his posts so far.
I love how this show establishes the sacrifice, commitment, blood, sweat and tears that were required for the rebellion to start.
These folks are not in it for the ANH medal ceremony, all smiles, warmly backlit, with a princess gazing at you.
No they are in the trenches on gritty, thankless, dangerous missions to start the spark. Cinta Kaz sums it up:
“I told you up front the struggle will always come first. We take what's left.” Then there is Luthens “everything “ answer to sacrifice.
The look and cinematography are so good: long pans, shots holding on characters or architecture or landscapes. And most importantly no shaky cam.
Throw in an episode that is in my mind a call back to Where Eagles Dare? Genius.
I could type a lot more but dascoyne has everything about covered for me in his posts so far.
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