The heroism of the “Rogue One” team at the end is what really makes this film. Not to mention the scene with Vader boarding the ship and taking on the Rebels himself-totally iconic! 🔥
This is the exact term I keep mentioning to reactors about why this movie is so good. It's not about silly chases or strange habitats as much as it a heroic tale of people giving of themselves for the cause. Incredibly heroic.
@ariac2693 As a suggestion stay away from Star Wars episodes 7, 8, and 9 the sequel trilogies. The Star Wars sequel trilogies is a piece of crap. Kathleen Kennedy and Disney ruin the Star Wars sequel trilogies. When George Lucas sold his company. He gave Disney his treatments of the sequel trilogies because he was already working on episode 7,8,and 9 before he sold his company to Disney. George Lucas sold 7,8, and 9 to Disney firs before he sold Lucas films. But Disney just said F U we're doing it our way. I found out what George Lucas's version of the sequel trilogies and It would have been way better than what Disney put out. Also, Kathleen Kennedy and James Mangold ruined Indiana Jones 5 movie. Katherine Kennedy is now known as the franchise killer. She ruined the Star Wars franchise and the Indiana Jones franchise. In light of Disney's current financial troubles. I Hope Disney will lose so much money that they will have no choices to sell Lucas film. Hopefully someone worthy would buy it and get rid of the sequel trilogies. Kathleen Kennedy and all her cronies should be fired. That's why I did not go see Indiana Jones 5 and I will not even bother to see it for free because I am a George Lucas fan and supporter. Because of what Disney did to Star Wars and Lucas film. George Lucas supporters, who are fans of the first 6 Star Wars movies which are the original trilogies and prequel trilogies. Also fans of the first 3 Indiana Jones movies. Are not going to go see Indiana Jones 5. Within a year, Disney lost over a billion dollars because of the several flopped movies. The Little Mermaid Live Action,Elemento,and Indiana Jones 5. There was a rumor that Disney might sell Lucas film. Although it's a rumor I really really hope that it was true. Also Disney stock was at $144 a share and drop to $88 a share currently. At the Indiana Jones 5 Hollywood premiere. On stage Steven Spielberg snubbed Kathlyn Kennedy and Frank Marshall her husband. In my opinion. Anybody who likes the Disney Star Wars sequel trilogies are not George Lucas fans or supporters. If anybody wants to know what George Lucas's sequel trilogies were going to be like. check out the book. The Star Wars archives XXL volume 1 and 2.
This is a fine example of good writing. There were real consequences and prices to be paid. That is why this is iconic and so loved. Why in gods name are they not making more movies like this!?
Because to achieve this is extremely difficult. This movie nearly collapsed ... the writer quit, so they had to bring in Tony Gilroy to rewrite it - and then it needed re-shot and re-edited Utterly amazing that it came out as one of the best Star Wars ever ... and then spawned - DEFINITELY - the best Star Wars, Andor [imo - lol]
@jazzx251. It's difficult, but not unobtainabley difficult. Especially for a corporation with the resources and funds that Disney has. It's not about it being difficult. It's about bad management on multiple levels. If you're Disney, you find the people responsible for this movie and Andor. And you throw money at them. You look for serious writers and people who care about Star Wars. Not diversity hires or rooms full of female writers just for ideological reasons. You find some people who have worked with Denis Villeneuve on Dune and Blade Runner and you bring them in to. There is zero reason why Disney couldn't be pumping out quality film after quality film, if they really wanted to.
Never say "sorry" for anything you say during your reactions. We're all figuring things out as we're watching something for the first time. A big part of the enjoyment we (I) get watching your reactions is seeing things falling into place in your mind as you understand what's happening or how things connect -- just like WE did when WE first saw these movies. Seeing things through your eyes is the next best thing to watching them for our first time. Thank you for sharing your Star Wars journey with us, dear lady. 🤗
I’d have to say, aside from Vader mowing down rebels to get the plans, my favorite shot is when the test fire the Death Star. The way it eclipses the sun, the music, Galen’s message, I find that one of the most beautiful scenes in all of the franchise.
Even though it’s not perfect, because they were just starting to use it when this film came out, the fact that they brought Grand Moff Tarkan back was amazing. He passed away in the 90s if I recall correctly. His family gave their permission to use his likeness. Even though it’s not 100%, I still think it’s really well done.
Perfect reaction, Aria. This movie is an excellent addition to the Star Wars saga. The intensity and war like feel to this film is spectacular and it has the right amount of humor in it to make it fun as well. Seeing the likeness of Peter Cushing(Tarkin) being used to bring his character back is so breathtaking, that it's hard to believe that this movie did not win the Oscar for Best Visual Effects. Every character is so well written and given great personalities. The writing and directing of this movie is top notch. As a Star Wars fan who grew up watching these movies from the start when they were originally released, you can only imagine how most of us were anticipating seeing Darth Vader on the silver screen for the first time since 1983! Needless to say, we were not disappointed. We all love "The Imperial March", too. I just saw John Williams in concert a couple of weeks ago, and I really hope you get to see him perform in concert as well. When he plays the Imperial March, everyone goes crazy. It is so delightful to see you gushing over Star Wars. You are a true fan.
@@ariachanson01 I realize now that my statement about seeing Darth Vader for the first time since 1983 was inaccurate. We did see him at the very end of "Revenge of the Sith", although that was expected, and the scene was very short. None of us expected to see him in this movie, until the studio announced it prior to its release. Again, the scenes with Vader are short, but they are very memorable. Watching you fangirling over Darth Vader and the Imperial March is extremely delightful and charming. Yes, he is an amazing villain.
Save the Rebellion! Save the Dream!! Hope you really enjoyed Rogue One as much as i did! Also i have to tell you this, definitely watch Andor next.. the events in Andor takes place just before Rogue One. Cassian Said I Had To.
@drewpaupanekis4710 I've seen the clone wars:) not all seven seasons though because I watched the first season as it was then I started watching it in chronological order and then I got really confused🤦♀️ so I'm gonna have to fix that. Although I couldn't help but skip to the end after the events of revenge of the sith. So I did embarrassingly mess up clone wars but I've seen most of it and loved all of it:)
Yes indeed.. The Clone Wars and Rebels will be great to 'prepare' for the upcoming Ahsoka series ;) Andor will eventually tie in directly to the first scenes of Rogue One. Most importantly is that you are enjoying the shows Aria no matter the watch order :p
My favorite SW Universe content. Andor is also EPIC. The callbacks were perfect. Enjoyed your reaction Aria as always. Maybe after you watch all of Andor you can do a vid of your thoughts about it.
You're a little young, compared to me. I could never warm so much to the prequels; recasting and such. I grew up seeing the Star Wars movies in theaters. Did you know IV's actual name? It was called "Star Wars." Only when Lucas realized he could make some more did he add to the title. Anyway, my point is that I felt attached to the characters of the original trilogy. I tried watching the prequels but couldn't feel anything for the characters. Just me. But when I saw "Rogue One," I was drawn in by two things: first, the seriousness of the movie, devoid of chases or goofy sidekicks; and second, the revelation of why the Death Star could be destroyed. The proximity to and leading right into "...a New Hope" was a brilliant idea. The heroism of this movie is unparalleled. As a bonus, it was so nice to have a sidekick that wasn't annoying or cute. K-2SO was the perfect droid for me...sarcastic and cynical; and the voice was perfect.
Second favorite Star War! (First being Episode V) Such great writing and fantastic cast! And or is also my 2nd favorite Star Wars show (1st being Clone Wars), so I highly recommend. Thanks for sharing!!
Love this movie its my 2nd favorite Star Wars movie after Empire. There are a lot of cool easter eggs in this movie. You can see Chopper in 1 scene and also hear Hera's name being called. There is also a 2 shots of the Ghost one in the hanger & the other in the battle towards the end. Ponda Baba and Evazan from Episode IV are also in this movie as well as Mon Mothma, Tarkin & Lea. Bail Organa makes an appearance. So does the blue milk just to point out a few things.
But better. The Star Destroyers in...frankly ANY other Star Wars production...don't even compare. The ships of Rogue One look better than nearly anything else ever has. I'd kill an entire population to see the ships of The Last Starfighter look this good.
Rogue One, despite being made in the Disney phase, is NOT a sequel. It's the missing link between the two Lucas trilogies although it doesn't focus on main characters from the saga. Those are Death troopers. (Dark Troopers are robots). Death troopers are the equivalent of the Death squadron of the SS. (the Empire being very nazi inspired, Tarkin is even directly inspired from Josef Goebbels) Going to hyperspace from the atmosphere is dangerous, normally there are safety procedures to avoid that but if you are gonna die anyway, the Hell with procedures... Walkers is a generic term for walking vehicles. The 4 legs ones are AT ATs, the two leg ones in RotJ are AT ST, there are other models smaller or more ancients., those you see there are prototypes. Carrie Fisher died a few days after the movie came out. Bail Organa died on Alderaan, Leia asked Kenobi to bring him R2 with the plans.
Absolutely the best StarWarz film, save Epi V TheEmpireStrikesBack, which is #1. "Who's gonna die?" Unfortunately, everyone I kept saying regretfully... A pleasure to watch you continue down this particular rabbit-hole Aria!
Blue squadron and Red Five (first Red Five) did not survive the battle, Gold and Red Leader later led the attack on the Death Star with the "new" Red Five, a kid named Skywalker.
10:18 The two guys they bump into are the same two guys causing trouble for Luke in the cantina in Episode IV, and one of which off course loses an arm to Obi-Wan.
It's really too bad so many toxic star wars fans didn't give this a chance when it forest came out cuz it's so good I think only within the last couple years has it gotten the praise it deserved. I think it was great and had it been given a chance from the get go it would have done better in theatrrs
I don't think you've seen the last trilogy (7, 8, 9) yet, and I won't give any spoilers, but as you have probably heard, a lot of people are not that fond of them, and think that this movie was better.
The only reference to to this movie in a new Hope is the opening crawl text. “During the battle, Rebel spies managed to steal secret plans to the Empire's ultimate weapon, the DEATH STAR, and space station with enough power to destroy an entire planet.” Bail Organa is the name of Leila’s adopted father.
watching reactions, and my own experience, it seems people realize at around 40%-70% of the way through that the new characters do not exist in episodes 4+. From then on, the expression is a blend of mourning and triumph. Gorgeous to share this with each other.
In the EU, the Rebels were painted as the underdog and for the most part it was true. They were massively outgunned, outnumbered. A lot of their tactics were hit and run. They jump in, hit whatever the target was, then get out. If that target happen to be a Star Destroyer of some kind, a single volley of 2 Torpedos from a squadron of 12 X-Wings were able to take down a Destroyers shields, which would then let Y-Wings and other craft add onto it. If a fight took too long they had to get out or be destroyed. But in later books, it was finally shown the Rebels had to do some horrendous stuff to survive. Looking good btw 😁
The big four legged walkers are called AT-ATs (All Terrain Armoured Transporter) The smaller two leggeg ones are AT-STs (All Terrain Scout Transporter)
Loved your reaction! As someone who grew up on Star Wars as a 7 year old in '77 Rouge One is my 2nd favourite of the movies after Empire. It's in a league of it's own in the Disney era of SW movies (I despise the sequels with a passion and Solo was extremely mediocre) As most of the Disney TV shows have been average at best I didn't get round to watching Andor until a few weeks ago. I thought I'd give it a go as I was bored and ended up binging the series over two evenings. Andor, in my humble opinion, is incredible. More of a grown up, slower paced, socio-political drama than anything we've seen before from Star Wars I hope you love it as much as I did Aria!
34:01 The 4-legged and 2-legged vehicles are both "walkers." - The 2-legged walkers are AT-ST (All Terrain Scout Transport) - The 4-legged walkers seen in "Rogue One" are AT-ACT (All Terrain Armored Cargo Transport) - The 4-legged walkers seen in "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return Of The Jedi" are AT-AT (All Terrain Armored Transport)
I'm glad you enjoyed this so much, R2-D2 was my 1st Star Wars figure I ever got as a kid back in 1978 or 79 and has always had a special place in my heart. I live how this ties together the prequel trilogy, Episode 4( just plain STAR WARS) A New Hope and the animated REBELS series, The CGI work with Grand Moff Tarkin and Princess Leia added to the authenticity of being set just prior to Star Wars. All this from just a few sentences in the opening scrolling introduction. Funny thing I just finished reading novel titled Death Star by Michael Reaves & Steve Perry, an excellent read. But there is no mention of ROUGE ONE in it and it follows another timeline of sort, it covers a period of time in the early days of the Death Star construction to around the same period shown in Rouge One, then follows in the shadows of thought of the characters on board the Death Star through the entire SW EPS 4 storyline. Had me on edge of my seat several times. If you get a chance, well worth the time it takes to read it. Bye for now beautiful!❤❤❤❤❤
I think with the exception of the original trilogy, "Andor" is the best thing "Star Wars" has ever done. I'm very much looking forward to its second and final season. "Rogue One" gave the universe a greater degree of depth in its depictions of both the Empire and the Rebellion. The new cast of characters were wonderful, even if I do wish we could have spent a little more time with them!
So I've only watched your Star Wars reactions so far, going to start giving some of your others a go. I do have a suggestion, and it's a bit different from the movies I've seen you do so far. Given how well you read into the story lines (even the smallest), I'd love to see you react to one of my favorite movies... Sideways with Paul Giamatti. I love your SW reactions, they are always spot on and remind my of why I love the franchise so much. I grew up on SW, actually saw the original in the theaters in 1977. Keep it up!
Hi aria anwsering to your question in the beggining about thoose tropers they are called Death troopers also known as death soldiers, were an elite variant of stormtroopers specializing in stealth, espionage and lethality that served the Galactic Empire. Operating under Imperial Intelligence as the death trooper division, they acted as a protective detail for significant Imperial officers.
Aria, on the Jedha planet we saw Walrus Man, the guy with the butt for a face and Dr Evazan, they were harassing Luke in the cantina in the Star Wars movie from 1977
As a general rule of thumb with all movie sequels and series, they are intended to be watched in release order, not chronological order in which they take place. An example would be watching Episode 1-3 before watching 4-6 of Star Wars. The prequels would ruin the surprise of learning the Skywalker family tree, which are the main plot points in 4, 5, and 6. Not as big a deal here, but watching Rogue One before watching the trilogy, you wouldn't grasp the importance of things like the Deathstar plans and who Vader is.
Idunno… Strict release order for Disney Star Wars is a total mess. For just live action Star Wars, release order would mean following Episode III with: -Episode VII: The Force Awakens -Rogue One -Episode VIII: The Last Jedi -Solo -The Mandalorian, Season 1 -Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker -The Mandalorian, Season 2 -The Book of Boba Fett -Obi-Wan Kenobi -Andor, Season 1 -The Mandalorian, Season 3 I don't see ANY benefit to that particular viewing order. It's how many of us watched them, but I would NEVER want to subject a new viewer to that madness. There's nothing intentional about it. Also, the surprise of learning the Skywalker family tree is why I'm partial to watching the prequels as an extended flashback between Episodes V an VI. (I know...Not everybody's thing.) I like that it moves the twin reveal from Return of the Jedi to a better one in Revenge of the Sith. In release order it's a lackluster reveal; the viewer finds out when Luke just guesses it, and that's that. The birth scene in Revenge of the Sith becomes nothing but continuity porn. (Hey, we're seeing that thing we already know about!) Watching the prequels as a flashback, the viewer learns about the twins the same time as Obi-Wan. When Padme says her daughter's name it's a great twist, but ONLY if you haven't seen Return of the Jedi. (I also think Vader's redemption in Episode VI is much more satisfying after you've seen Palpatine's corruption of Anakin in the prequels. For first-time viewers, it also turns Hayden's ghostly cameo from baffling to feel-good.)
37:04 "This is so stressful because I don't know who's gonna live and who's gonna die." When you watch the movies in order you get this for _every_ movie. Especially since Episode 1 establishes that Star Wars will take away your favorite character.
"Your Highness. The transmissions we received. What is it that they've sent us?" "Hope." RIP Carrie Fisher 😢 The ONLY Disney era Star Wars movie worth a damn. The rest are utter garbage. Rogue One gets better every time I watch it. Fun Fact: Alan Tudyk plays the droid K-2SO through motion capture technology. Tudyk previously played the robot character Sonny in I, Robot (2004). Red Gold Leaders Fact: Gareth Edwards and his creative team discovered some old film canisters while rummaging around the Lucasfilm warehouses. When he asked what they were, an employee said they were old Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) footage. The discovery led to the inclusion of unused material featuring Red Leader (Drewe Henley) and Gold Leader (Angus MacInnes) in this movie. Attention To Detail Fact: Darth Vader's appearance in this film is meticulously patterned after his look in the original Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977). While Vader's chest plate is uncovered in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) and Star Wars: Episode VI - Return Of The Jedi (1983), his costume initially had his Sith robes draped over his shield, as well as red lenses in the eye holes of the mask. Considering this film takes place mere days before the original film, the costume designers recreated Vader's look down to the last detail. This movie was made with love by actual Star Wars fans.
if you want to watch a movie about music and is kind of a girly..."august rush" ,i like it for the music...another is "lightening in a bottle" its a documentary/celebration of the blues. action is "ip man", he was the one who taught bruce lee and there are a bunch of movies of him(the blind man in rogue one is ip man). science fiction is "hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy" was a book also. comedy is "up in smoke" by cheech and chong...they also have a bunch of movies. horror is "wrong turn"...need i say more... i think these are all movies that you will enjoy.
Imperial walkers were all "walkers". The smaller one All Terrain Scout Transport (AT-ST) was a bipedal walker used by the Empire as means to eliminate smaller forces. They were often deployed along with the larger AT-ATs to back them up and eliminate smaller forces. The bigger one All Terrain Armored Transport (AT-AT) was a quadrupedal walker used by the Galactic Empire after the fall of the Galactic Republic. Empire used two dozen more different types of walkers in different roles.
This was the best thing to come out of Disney regarding the franchise. Shows like Obi-Wan and Andor, set before the events of Episode 4, and even some of the Mandalorian were altered from already established events or.added characters to justify the changes (take for example the character, Reva)
@@ariachanson01 I never had a problem with the Star Wars movies. Mainly cause I read the books. The Courtship of Princess Leia trilogy, Bounty Hunter trilogy, Han Solo trilogy, Lando Calrissean trilogy, Admiral Thrawn trilogy, and most of the standalone books. So any movie or series that I haven't read, is a nice change to the story. Great Reaction to this. 🌹
Your laugh made me laugh. Saw's history is told more in Clone Wars. I enjoyed you smiling like an idiot to Darth Vader's Theme. I started smiled liked an idiot too, Love Star Wars more than I should lol. I have a blanket with arm like a snuggie of Darth Vader. I wear it while watching you reactions
Mads Mikkelsen is the younger brother of Lars Mikkelsen, the actor and voice actor of Grand Admiral Thrawn from Star Wars Rebels and now also the new Ahsoka spin-off series.
This movie is perfect for those who dont want to move on from the 2 trilogies since it is a natural bridge between the two. If watched after Ep3 it acts as a perfect segway to Ep4 and rewatch of original trilogy. My watch order always goes like: Ep 4, Ep 5, Ep 6, Ep 1, Ep 2, Ep 3, RogueOne, Ep 4, Ep 5, Ep 6, Ep1, Ep 2, Ep 3, Rogue One, Ep 4 ..............
Excellent movie. Regarding your love of the music, there was a hilarious thing happened in the UK a few years ago. The leader of somewhere like Saudi Arabia, or perhaps one of the other Arabic nations that has oppressive laws, was on a State Visit and was arriving to meet the Queen. The Queen's band was playing music and generally entertaining the crowd. As the leader stepped out of his car, the band immediately began playing _The Imperial March._ Cameras panned around the crowd, politicians and other members of the Royal Family... It was clear that everyone was struggling not to laugh. A brilliant musical choice on the part of the band!
Andor and this are my favorite Star Wars offerings. And I saw the original cut of Return of the Jedi in theatres as a kid. Nostalgia really isn't a thing I ever feel. So nothing at all gains the benefit of it with me. Andor and Rogue One are just plain better than any other Star Wars. Period.
I despise the sequel trilogy but I like Rogue One. I literally got goosebumps the first time I watched the scene where Darth Vader massacres the Rebel troops back in 2016.
Process Leia's dad Bale (sp?)organa snuffs it in Ep. 4 along with millions of others on Alderon (sp?) when the Death Star blows up the entire planet in front of Leia. Leia and Luke are somehow not that affected by the deaths they witness in Ep. 4, which is strange.
34:00 well.... 2 leggs = walker, 4 leggs = walker, 6 leggs... right also walker. they ahve all there own names (2 leggs in this case AT-ST, 4 leggs AT-AT (or variants of it) but they are all walkers
You mentioned a while back watching the original 3 movies again. I would watch your re-watch to hear your comments now after having seen the prequels and getting another look at the OT. I hope you watch the Kenobi series and the Mandalorian series too. You will LOVE them.
@@ariachanson01 Well, Aria, I think I'll have to subscribe to make sure I don't miss a thing! BTW, I enjoyed your reaction to Rogue 1, I like it a lot too.
The added context of Vader seeing Leia's ship leave and that scene at the beginning of A new hope where Vader finally catches up with her ship and demands the files and she goes i dunno what u be talking about, I am in a diplomatic mission. I can imagine Vader in the inside: Don't give me that bullshit I literally saw you leave the battle you little shit.
aria, if you watched Attack of the clones, you saw the rings around planets are just a bunch of little rocks that might have been moon at one point that was destroyed by a meteor, so the chunks just fell into a revolutionary orbit around the planet like a record player spinning and the gravity flattened the chunks into a plane of rocks flatter to look like rings or discs with a hole in the center
Please don't listen to the haters, watch episodes VII VIII & IX... They continue the story with the next generation & new droids & old favorites, including Like, Han & Lea
I definitely am going to watch the sequels. If for nothing else than for Oscar Isaac😅 but on a serious note, I do wanna see the sequels to see what they are about
Hello Aria. Honestly, great reactions to the entire Star Wars franchise so far, as far as I've seen 😊, even if Episode IV fell a little short here on YT. 😉 If you want to complete it, I recommend you watch all the films, including the Sequel Trilogy and Solo: A Star Wars Story, because they are all good (or better) films. Sure, it's a matter of taste whether you like it, but most who don't like the Sequels have exactly one reason - it's not the story that was 'canon' up to that point. All I can say to that is - so what? The books that existed before the Disney takeover aren't all good either. 🙄 As I said, please watch all the films and form your own opinion, because just because a story has been changed doesn't mean it's bad. It's comparable to 'Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit'. LotR is a masterpiece, The Hobbit is not, but they are still good films, better than 90% of the films that came out in their respective release years and you can only be disappointed if you go in expecting LotR 2.0 from the start. Except that you already had the fascination of the first trilogy and it can't happen to the same extent in the second trilogy. 🤔 And whether it's Middle Earth or Star Wars, I'm sure many would have done things differently, but none of the critics is the producer or the financier, so you can only accept that it is the way it is. 😄
Aria plz🙏🏾 don't listen to supposed "Star Wars fans" when it comes to their opinions on Star Wars. This is the same fandom that was soo toxic that it drove it's Creator, George Lucas from the Franchise bcuz they hated The Prequels that much back in the 00s. The Sequels are brilliant &as good as any other Star War. Also Solo is underappreciated as well.
Seems I was one of he few that really enjoyed the prequels when they came out. I wouldn't say I "loved" them.. there's only so much Jar Jar any sane human can take, and some of the dialogue and acting was downright awful, but the overall story, the political themes etc were great. George got way to much hate for those movies. I'm sure you'll now consider me "toxic" though for calling the sequels absolute trash, and Solo mediocre at best. 😆 I'm just so happy we have Rogue One and Andor to make up for it. Two of the all time best bits of SW media, period.
@@StuTheMoose You pretty much reflect my take on the Star Wars verse. The Prequels are a good overall arc but have several weak points in them, especially the first two, although Revenge of the Sith has grown on me more over time. But yeah the sequels are just bad not only as Star Wars but even on their own terms as movies. Solo, while it has issues, wasn't as bad as many made it out to be. Andor is very good and I liked this one a lot as well.
Sadly, this is the only decent "sequel" although it's actually a sort of prequel. It's the best thing that Disney has done besides the Andor series. Of course, you should watch more Andor. Andor is just an excellent series. Yes, sadly Bail Organa dies on Alderaan.
You should watch the animated movie, "Star Wars: The Clone Wars". Then the animated series, "Star Wars: The Clone Wars". It leads you into the animated shows, "Rebels" & "The Bad Batch". I think you will really enjoy them. ✌️❤️🌹
She might've gave away the big reveal to herself when doing her research about the movie. Hopefully not, but it does bring up the point that people should wait on research til after watching so that their reactions to certain parts are genuine. Not saying she faked it or anything but it'll always be questionable when people admit to researching movies beforehand. At least she doesn't "predict" things to make it look like she's so adept at filmcraft when in reality they already know what happens within a movie. I can't stand reactors that do that. Nonetheless, this is maybe the best star wars film since the OT
I understand what you're saying. It kinda ruins it if you research about the movie beforehand. But luckily I didn't really read anything about the movie only that it is set after the events of Andor. But your comment made me realize it was a huge mistake and the whole movie could've been spoiled for me😅 thanks:)
How to describe the "sequels"? Apart from poorly written highly budget fanfictions.. Imagine a corporation (D.) buying a beloved IP (S.W.) and deciding to do a supposed "trilogy" with NO plan, NO choesive narrative, NO story and hiring two UNCHECKED directors with the freedom to do everything they want that end up SHITTING on the Original Trilogy, the Prequel Trilogy and EACHOTHERS... Also marvel humour. TOO MUCH marvel homour. Also the protagonist is THE BIGGEST MARY SUE of all time But hey shiny key in my face uuuuuhuhuhuh. BTW EP1 "The Phantom Menace" had more practical sets and miniatures and less CGI than ep7 "The Farce Awakens" and more miniatures than the ENTIRE Original Trilogy
