Rogue One: A Star Wars Story Full Reaction

There's not the visual of the film on the screen?

Since you like Avatar I think you would actually like Clone Wars. The tone starts off silly but the politics and consequences of action and inaction are what I enjoy. The main character arcs in the last few seasons are excellent and poignant And you will see the emperor’s terribly incredible brilliance as puppet master

One of the sad things about them shortening Andor to only 2 seasons is that had the show been longer we would've gotten much more with other characters like Saw or Mon. What other side quests did they do? What was Bail Organa's contribution to Yavin? How did Saw become the paranoid, tired, decrypt character we see at the beginning of Rogue One? Maybe they can have a spinoff show about Saw and Jyn's early start or something like that but I'm just fantasizing...

I don’t think the clone wars would be their taste at all,

The thing about K2, is in the SW world even if you could revive the Droid with new parts, its memory core is going to be fried after being hit with that many plasma bolts. So if they revive him, he still wouldn't be K2. He would essentially come back to the moment in Andor when he was given this current life.

Y'all need to watch Clone Wars in the worst way. It's so much more up your alley than I think you would expect. It's the second best SW show.

Great reaction. One of my favorite Star Wars movies. Holds up well. An awesome SW movie. Of course, the Andor series is the ultimate.

I think you'd enjoy Episodes 5 and 6 if you end up watching them. SW fans love the space battles and lightsaber fights, but the movies are first and foremost about characters. That's why they're so beloved, and I know it's something you'll appreciate. The Prequels (Episodes 1–3) are less well-made than the originals, but I have a feeling you'd like them even more than the originals. They're about the destruction of the Republic, Palpatine's rise, and how Vader became who he is. I'm not going to pretend like the IDEA of the Prequels isn't better than the actual execution, but they still tell an interesting story with interesting characters. The trilogy also ends on a high note, because Episode 3 is quite good and a lot of people's favorite Star Wars movie. I wouldn't waste any time on the Sequels (Episodes 7–9). They're a very badly thought-out trilogy of movies starting from the very first one (Episode 7). Just pretend they don't even exist, just like a lot Star Wars fans do lol

On knowing (for a fact) that Cassian dies before seeing the Andor series, it does make watching the series a different experience. Those of us who did went into it knowing that Andor and a few other characters couldn't die but expect every other character that we'd never seen before would almost certainly die. We were all expecting Kleya, Yel and Bix would die at some point. That the final scene of the series was of Bix with Cassian's child was a bittersweet scene, knowing that they'd never see each other again but that he died for the future of a family he didn't know he had. There were two scenes in the series, when Cassian hears that Maarva has died and he looks out at the ocean and the final scene with Bix looking at the sky, that are nods toward the final death scene of Cassian in Rogue One. Re: Mon Mothma, the Andor series massively expanded her character development so it's not surprising that she doesn't quite act like you'd expect her to if your view of her is based on the series.

Haven't watched Rogue One again since a couple of years ago, and I have to say. Christ, it doesn't hold up in quite a few places. There are so many problems with some of the character's lines, how much jumping around from scene to scene there is, how you can still catch threads of Andor and Jyn's dropped romantic plot with how they keep giving each other these awkward glances. All those reshoots really hurted the movie overall.

Lola knowing Andor’s end but still being so emotionally distraught about it shows how special the Andor series was and how good Rogue one handled his Finale

The Ship argument scene on Eedu I knew would hit the hardest and your genuine reactions and emotions was everything. The TV series elevated that scene the most imo especially when he talks about losing everything

I just watched Rogue One for the first time since I saw it in theaters so I could watch it along with you guys. Watching with you allows me to see it from a whole new perspective in comparison to the first time. And what have I learned? It is absolutely shocking to me how well Rogue One functions as a bridge between Andor and Star Wars: A New Hope. It sort of drip feeds you the more fantastical, larger-than-life elements of the universe (especially the parts that appear in the original film) while firmly being set in the more grounded Andor vision of that universe. The fact that they were able to do that in spite of the fact that almost no one would experience this journey the way you two have is wild. And honestly? I was worried, because for you two to get full enjoyment out of Star Wars, you need to be able to see the grounded themes that hide behind the fantasy space magic. I know how badly you guys need to see the Empire fall, and I'm pretty confident now that the Original Trilogy films will provide you catharsis.

So I guess you guys will just watch Star Wars Ep 4 A New Hope for next week right? Riiiiggght?🙏🏼 🍻

I can't wait to hear your discussion, I hope you guys liked it. It seems like you did, even though it's super sad. Can you imagine our reactions to the Bix baby reveal?! It was rough lol, many MANY tears were shed knowing he had a child and was flying off to his death.

It s rule in star wars in every movie someone has to say I have a bad feeling about this

the radio guy that asks what your call sign is is Tony Gilroy

So i few complementary on this movie from some books: Krennic looked skyward and saw his creation: the Death Star, looming beyond the clouds, revolving slowly. "Tarkin", Krennic fumed. Tarkin was now in control of his battle station. Or so Tarkin thought. "You do not know the power you stand upon, Tarkin. You don’t know how to tame this." A few lines ahead of that: "My creation will be your destruction." And with a flash of green energy, funneled through an array of composite kyber crystals engineered by Galen Erso, whose daughter just moments ago he had caught trespassing in the very heart of Imperial secrets, Orson Krennic became dust.

Ok, well. I'm dropping everything and watching this now

I wish they had just remade Rogue One as a season 3 honestly. The Andor writing and acting is so peak compared to the movie. Feels like a kid playing with action figures without any real logic to it.

One thing that even just movie fans never knew is that all the moon never get recover itself, the few years after this the chore of the planet destabilize, and the planet becomes a time bomb, full of magnetic thunderstorms.

This movie has some of my favorites characters of all SW, and I love Jyn Erzo what a wonderful character.