I was like "yay it's Clancy Brown"Clancy Brown has had such a distinguished career however when I first saw him pop up I immediately think of Shawshank.
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I was like "yay it's Clancy Brown"Clancy Brown has had such a distinguished career however when I first saw him pop up I immediately think of Shawshank.
Ray Stevenson's character and his apprentice are not Jedi. Baylan Skoll was a Jedi but he's not now. He has gone to the dark side. They are Inquisitors.
Really enjoyed that. Was much better than I expected and it hopefully it continues.
Lightsabers into the upper body don’t seem to be of much consequence anymore haha, between this and Reva during Obi-Wan. If only Qui-Gon was that lucky
To be fair qui-gon was still alive even after obi wan fought maul, lost, fell down, waited awhile then leapt up and cut maul in half. At least 20 minutes. So qui gon bled out.
Hands down my least favourite part of the new content. Makes them far less exciting to me.Really enjoyed that. Was much better than I expected and it hopefully it continues.
Lightsabers into the upper body don’t seem to be of much consequence anymore haha, between this and Reva during Obi-Wan. If only Qui-Gon was that lucky
Well, to be pedantic, you're not a Jedi anymore if you've gone to the dark side. He's not a Sith Lord, as there are only ever two of those, a Master and an apprentice, and we know Palpatine is still alive. So it doesn't leave many other options as to what to label him. Inquisitor is what I will stick with for now. But you can call him what you want.Not to be pedantic but they are not inquisitors. Inquisitors all reported to vader and the emperor.
I think 90% would have thought the same thingNerd in me coming out but the map definitely looked like a snitch from Harry Potter. Half expected it to grow wings and fly off.
Are you my wife?As someone who knows nothing about Star Wars, doesn't generally like Star Wars, hasn't watched any of the new shows, I watched the first 15 minutes and thought it was okay (then fell asleep)
Is there anything I need to check out before watching this so I understand what's going on?
Are you my wife?
I was aware going into this that I was feeling a bit negative because of having seen some of, and not been interested in, Rebels, the general decline in Filoni's live action work, and lack of interest in how some of the animated world had been incorporated into live action so far. So I tried to make a conscious effort to put that away and really watch it on its merits. Which mostly worked.
I really enjoyed the beginning... the crawl, the ship panning, the style of the New Republic ship, the vibe of Baylon and his apprentice (even though I generally don't like the idea of Jedi everywhere when Luke was supposed to be the last). It really captured the Star Wars feel, which is not surprising because it shamelessly cribbed as much as it could. I like the overall idea of an Imperial Remnant waiting to restart the war with the New Republic, given it was the the basis for so much of the EU books. It feels like what The Mandalorian should have been focused on more instead of getting sidetracked for several seasons. And even though I don't think anyone will do Thrawn as well as Timothy Zahn, I'm looking forward to his introduction.
The downside is I don't find any of the main characters (Ahsoka, Sabine, Hera) that compelling. I'm sure people will say their back stories make them compelling, but I don't have them and neither will a lot of people, so they need to do more with them. Both droids were pretty annoying. And the biggest issue is neither Ahsoka or Hera look any good. I don't know if it's because what you can get away with in animated form doesn't carry over into live action or just poor make-up work, but it looked kinda rock eisteddfod (my wife's words). The overall show veered from looking very cool (the skies over Corellia, some of the planets) to a cheap knock-off of Star Wars (which kinda makes sense cause it doesn't have the same budget).
Overall, about a 7/10 and if it can maintain that, it will be worth the watch. Hopefully it can get better though.
Almost word for word my thoughts.
I get the feeling if I watched Rebels and Clone Wars I would have enjoyed watching this a lot more, but I didn't so I don't. Some decent plot reveals likeandthe Corellian shipyard workers still having loyalty to the Empire anywaySabine being Mandalorian
Some glimpses of quality are there, and will definitely watch the next episode because Thrawn sounds menacing, but the new characters haven't hooked me in yet. Ahsoka herself is just meh, Sabine has promise. Struggling to understand the importance of General Syndulla either.
You could easily just read through the plots of rebels and clone wars.
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Great, but I only needed a cursory knowledge of the events of Rogue One (and obviously Star Wars as a whole) to get maximum enjoyment from Andor.
I can understand fan service, don't get me wrong - but Ahsoka at the moment is not a brilliant show like some claim. 7/10 as JackOutback said - certainly far from bad but has a lot of flaws and lack of engagement with the more casual viewer that I hope get ironed out as the series moves on.
I enjoyed Baylan and his apprentice but from what I can tell they are fairly minor so far compared to Ahsoka/Hera/Sabine.
Empire Strikes Back. Next closest The Last Jedi.Apart from Andor, has Star Wars ever been 10/10 quality?
Don't think there's people saying Ahsoka is Schindler's List. Compared against Obi-Wan/Boba Fett/Mando S3 it's been a solid start.
Empire Strikes Back. Next closest The Last Jedi.
Not all masterpieces need to be Schindler’s List. Die Hard is a masterpiece of action filmmaking but no one is confusing it for an essay on the human experience.
Misinterpretation and goalpost shifting about movie rating here, so will leave it there.
Point I was making, don't think anyone ever labelled this best thing since sliced bread, just a lot of people enjoyed it, and was a good start after a few so-so entries from Disney.
At least 20 minutes? The scene happens almost in real time! Ten minutes, tops, allowing for a few minutes of Maul taunting him from behind the barrier.To be fair qui-gon was still alive even after obi wan fought maul, lost, fell down, waited awhile then leapt up and cut maul in half. At least 20 minutes. So qui gon bled out.
Great, but I only needed a cursory knowledge of the events of Rogue One (and obviously Star Wars as a whole) to get maximum enjoyment from Andor.
I can understand fan service, don't get me wrong - but Ahsoka at the moment is not a brilliant show like some claim. 7/10 as JackOutback said - certainly far from bad but has a lot of flaws and lack of engagement with the more casual viewer that I hope get ironed out as the series moves on.
I enjoyed Baylan and his apprentice but from what I can tell they are fairly minor so far compared to Ahsoka/Hera/Sabine.
As someone who knows nothing about Star Wars, doesn't generally like Star Wars, hasn't watched any of the new shows, I watched the first 15 minutes and thought it was okay (then fell asleep)
Is there anything I need to check out before watching this so I understand what's going on?