Andor - Episode 10: One Way Out - Reaction

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@DoremiFasolatido1979 Год назад

"And what do you sacrifice?" "Calm. Kindness, kinship. Love. I've given up all chance at inner peace. I've made my mind a sunless place. I share my dreams with ghosts. I wake up every day to an equation I wrote 15 years ago from which there's only one conclusion; I'm damned for what I do. My anger, my ego, my unwillingness to yield, my...my eagerness to fight, they've set me on a path from which there is no escape. I yearned to be a savior against injustice without contemplating the cost and by the time I looked down, there was no longer any ground beneath my feet. What is my...what is my sacrifice? I'm condemned to use the tools of my enemy, to defeat them. I burn my decency for someone else's future. I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I'll never see. And the ego that started this fight will never have a mirror or an audience or the light of gratitude. So what do I sacrifice? Everything!"

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

👏👏👏

@labamboos Год назад

🙌🔥🙌

@Mexecutioner82 Год назад

That monologue that Luthen gave at the end of Episode 10 was truly incredible and the best I ever heard in Star Wars history. It reminded me of the "All those moments will be lost in time......like tears in rain" scene in Blade Runner!!

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

Totally agree Jerry. Stellan is an incredible actor and we just have to appreciate the limit time we have with him in Star Wars. But overall the writing has been top notch, the worlds feel loved in and the characters are all fleshed out. Andor has raised the bar in terms of Star Wars TV.

@tbirdguy1 Год назад

It was 'the spies missive', accepting the fact you fight for a world that you will never be able to be a part of because of what youve done. Sacrifice your soul for a distant goal that you will never see.

@craigchalloner153 Год назад

There isn't a wasted second in this show. Everything feels real and relevant in equal measures.

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

Totally agree

@ridney5887 Год назад

As an adult, I find Mon Mothma's daughter grating, but considering she's only 13, incredibly sheltered, being manipulated by her father, and is at the right age to feel how many things are wrong with her situation AND it looks like her mother is having an affair? Honestly it would be bizarre if she wasn't acting out. I was prepared for Mon to be squeamish about criminal connections, but kudos to the writing for hitting Mothma where I can't really blame her: the trauma of being in a teenage arranged marriage where she now hates her partner, then being asked to repeat the cycle.

@Quadlibetbx Год назад

Bruh, I love your line "Every Character has purpose, has meaning", all the best brothers, Happy New Year!

@andyb1653 7 месяцев назад

The Chandrilan mobster may indeed be a scumbag, but I think he'll have a role to play in the story (and perhaps even a vital one). As sketchy as he is, he's clearly an astute, intelligent and resourceful fellow, who possesses incredible wealth and knows how to dodge The Law. He could be a great asset to the rebellion going forward, if Mothma can get him on-side. And I'd pay good money to see him interact with Luthen.

@Lexyboogie Год назад

Stellan Skarsgard is the greatest actor that has ever stepped into a Star Wars movie. This dude deserves an Emmy for this performance.

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

He certainly does buddy 👌

@nikhiltyagi444 Год назад

You spelled Andy serkis wrong

@Lexyboogie Год назад

@@nikhiltyagi444 no way.

@lunalovegoodfan007 Год назад

Even if you were not a Star Wars fan you can appreciate this story for the psychological thriller it is. It just happens to take place in the Star Wars world. For example this could easily be a World War II thriller, change the uniforms, Allies underground etc.

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

Exactly Buddy, remember the writer Tony Gilroy isn’t a Star Wars fan but is an amazing writer.

@davidhernando353 Год назад

I loved the episode, the best one so far, Andor has changed a lot, and he no longer hesitates to shoot an enemy on the ground, a huge change from the first episode, although he still doesn't kill in cold blood except if absolutely necessary. The prison escape is also the first operation that Andor creates and directs instead of being a member of the group. In addition, the empire creates an army of enemies in that prison, gives them order, structure, uniforms, teaches them to march and obey and act as a unit instead of individuals, leaders, hierarchy, discipline and most important of all, a reason to the rebellion The moment someone sees through the lie the entire imperial system falls apart. The more they oppress the more and more enemies they create, until they cannot subdue them all, it is a vicious circle that the Empire itself creates and from which it is unable to escape. It is also the episode of the great speeches, where both Kino and Luthen shine in their scenes. Both excellent characters and they can both go very far, but they will never reach the end of the path, they can only help others to make that path.

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

Beautifully put David. Probably our favourite one yet too. Both speeches were impactful

@pumpedupbricks Год назад

The One Way Out really does apply to multiple situations. Obviously for the prisoners, but also Mon Mothma is now in a situation where she practically HAS to marry off her daughter if she wants the rebellion to work. Luthen’s message to Lonnie is the same - he only has one way out and that’s to die serving the rebellion. It’s impossible for him to just give up.

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

Spot on buddy!

@rohnnyjotten3985 Год назад

This show is fukin phenomenal, the 4 main dialogue scenes of Andor rallying Kino, Mon with the gangster (that was Game of Thrones sh1t with him trying to get Mons daughter), Kinos monologue over the tannoy and finally that stunning monologue from Luthen, this is the best acting and dialogue in Star Wars, ever. The monologue at the end made me emotional for 2 reasons, the obvious one being the meaning behind it all, but the second reason (and this might make me a pussy) was the pure joy of seeing/hearing my favourite franchise being given the care, attention and weight that it truly deserves (I think a wee bit of dust might have got in my eye during that last monologue) I love The Mandalorian, its the show that finally got my daughter into Star Wars and its the show we sit and watch as a family huddled up on the couch in wonder. Andor I watch in the man-cave on my own with a wee smoke and i just fukin eat it up, it feels like this one is made just for me.

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

Yeah man, the dialogue and acting in this episode was absolutely top tier. I've always thought one of the best bits of acting seen in Star Wars was actually in the Jyn/Galen hologram scene in Rogue One, but I honestly think Stellan is right up there with that speech scene. One of the other commenters nailed it with the comparison to Rutger Hauer's tears in rain speech from Blade Runner. Well, there's no excuses for another poor Star Wars film now. They've shown what can be achieved on Disney Plus, with this and the Mandalorian to an extent. Hire the correct people that understand the universe and its rules, with a proper and coherent story to tell, get the right actors on board (which isn't difficult) and the malaise surrounding Star Wars and the fans post-ST will disappear. We pretty much said the same thing, in that this feels like its directed specifically at the older half of the fandom. It's gritty, visceral and more mature. Which is necessary with a guy like Cassian, the boots on the ground story and rebellious time it's exploring. The Mandalorian is great in its own way, but definitely more multi-demographic, lighter and crowd pleasing.

@nottopcat5956 8 месяцев назад

It’s been fun watching you boys go from “ah we’re not back here again” when we went back to ferix in episode 7 to “there’s no boring storylines” here. Doing a rewatch now and I’ve been surprised how much more I enjoyed the earlier episodes second time round. There isn’t any filler, every detail is purposeful and sometimes you only notice that when you know what’s coming

@MovieBurnerEntertainment 8 месяцев назад

Yeah, I think it was more the onslaught of Scottish/English accents every time they went back for me. Nothing brings on the cringe for a Scot more than hearing their own accent in a film or TV show. Absolutely horrendous. But honestly, minor accent quibbles aside, this is right up there with the first two films for me. The acting, the story, the politics, everything is just exquisitely handled.

@ShoNuff3K Год назад

Better title for the episode? Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Monologues or YAY new guy...AWW new guy

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

Yeah, that new dude got absolutely destroyed. Walks into the gaff mid uprising, gets shocked and then shot dead. Talk about bad luck man.

@christopherbrown6891 Год назад

Wow right! I’m not 100 percent, but I think the planet they are on is where Cassian was born.

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

That would be quite neat

@TheCaptainSlappy Год назад

To be fair- If you were really Fandors, you would change your name to Mandors and become Mandorians. Just don't go to prison over it.

@SuperStreaky Год назад

By Crikey....!!! What a damn fine show this is....gets better and better... The acting and writing are just so good that I have to pinch myself that this came from Disney+

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

It’s incredible Mark and agree with everything you have said. They really have raised the bar for Star Wars on TV. Long may it continue.

@genebcolon Год назад

the fact you said’ you haven’t enjoyed the rest of the episodes’ -and have a captain America shield on the wall-says alot….this is a masterpiece origin of star wars we knew in 1979, you weren’t even born yet.- then finally you say its the best star wars ever made- so redemption at the end is nice…

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

I never said I didn’t enjoy the rest of the episodes at any point, I’m not sure if there’s been something lost in translation or what? On the contrary, barring maybe a slow second episode (and even that was fine), I’ve loved every bit of this show so far. 👍🏻

@labamboos Год назад

The writing in this show has the high ground. 🫡

@MovieBurnerEntertainment Год назад

Totally agree buddy 👏