Probably Cassian broadcasted it or they found it in Luthen's RPF shop.I really wonder how the ISB got Nemik’s manifesto.
Anyone else catch the elevator music version of Niamos? Lol
I did notice it. Was that Granny E.T.?
Probably Cassian broadcasted it or they found it in Luthen's RPF shop.I really wonder how the ISB got Nemik’s manifesto.
Anyone else catch the elevator music version of Niamos? Lol
Really excellent analysis jt.Absolutely fantastic
Lucasfilm has redeemed itself (all thanks to Tony Gilroy)
I've come to a good place in my mind now, it all comes down to if I view Disney Star Wars as different genres, sort of like how the Marvel films do it, we had the Space Western for S1 & half of S2 of Mandalorian, we had the kids series for Skeleton Crew, we had Dave Filoni's Sandpit shows like Ashoka & Season half of S2 & 3 of Mandalorian, Obi-Wan & Book of Boba
The rest (Acolyte, the Sequels & The Solo Movie) were just badly planned disasters
I don't like all of what they've done & I'm cool with that
I have my George films, Rogue One & Andor & I'm happy, I honestly dont think I will see this quality again
I hope they continue the genre themes, I have an idea for a Star Wars Horror, which is like a 70's Alien/Star Wars thought, this could be an area I think they could explore
Immediately after finishing the Andor series last night I put on the first scene that Andor appears in Rogue One in The Ring of Kafrene, when he talks to Tivik you can see that the talk of 'Planet Killer' and 'Cyber Crystals' doesn't seem as new news, & when Tivik mentions the name 'Urso', Cassian says 'Galen Urso?'
Going to rewatch Rogue One in its entirety this weekend
John
On a rewatch it needed to bed you back into the characters without spoonfeeding us like so many TV shows do these days..Nothing really bad to say (just the slow burn of the first 3 episodes), the rest was stellar: crew and cast did an amazing job, thanks to very good writingI'm sure to watch Rogue One soon after!
I absolutely loved the callback to nemiks manifesto. They could've had it play over the hopefully montage at the end and it would've all been a big trite. But having it play for Partagaz as he comes to terms with the empires fragility... that was just perfect.I really wonder how the ISB got Nemik’s manifesto.
Anyone else catch the elevator music version of Niamos? Lol
The props, set design, costumes and production were amazing. I loved the radios and communication devices especially the one that Kleya used near the end. An in depth behind the scenes walk through tour of Luthen's shop and the Yavin Rebel Base would be awesome.
Does it bug anyone else how Andor made the K-X series droids basically bulletproof, while in R1 they can die from a single blaster shot? I know it's super petty to be annoyed, but when you watch them back-to-back the change is really noticeable. Especially since K-2SO dies from blaster fire...
Even the ISB's blaster bolts bounced off. I doubt the Empire gave their police force substandard guns.Probably the difference between civilian weaponry and the stuff Stormtroopers carry. The Ghorman Rebels were armed entirely by a planned distribution from the Empire, probably gave them sabotaged, limited power guns.
The R1 blaster is clearly based on an AR lower with added greeblies. Unfortunately, since receivers are legally firearms and can't be just bought straight off the shelf, the easiest way to make one would be to buy an airsoft, either a cheap springer or a broken one, and all of the greeblies.
Maybe not bugged as per say, but this small detail had obviously did jump into my face about it. And made me questioned this during the episodes compared to R1 K-2 series being able to be killed so easily.Does it bug anyone else how Andor made the K-X series droids basically bulletproof, while in R1 they can die from a single blaster shot? I know it's super petty to be annoyed, but when you watch them back-to-back the change is really noticeable. Especially since K-2SO dies from blaster fire...