The series pleased the venerable actors. And if I still expected to see Forest Whitaker in this series, then Andy Serkis is not at all, a very pleasant surprise.
It seems that Luten will eventually play a key role in creating an Alliance of rebels from disparate groups, each of which pursues its own goals. But so far they are clearly not eager to cooperate, and So Guerrera is a vivid example here. But I was glad to see him anyway.
@Darzik: a very large database, if we talk about the universe. It can also be assumed that there are devices for hiding faces, forgery of identity, fingerprints, eyes, dna, etc. Plus, advanced plastic and biorobotization - and all there is no point in a photo in the passport.
Yes, I'm not quibbling - it's like an assumption within this universe. Somehow they also manage to process and systematize huge amounts of information on the movements of ships, cargo, etc. There's a case on Andor again. With a three-dimensional image of it. Xs how it works, and that's fine.
Well, in The Bad Batch, by the way, we have already been shown how the Empire introduced genetic “chain codes” for identity registration - they have already appeared in The Mandalorian, and even here they seem to have been mentioned.
@Darzik: he probably still has a case, because he was in prison when he was a teenager. He had already talked about it on the planet before the robbery.
@nevenne: it was just as powerful as in the World of the Wild West, when, with all the level of technology development, they threw up their hands "soryan, we can't distinguish a robot from a human, we even lost a banal X-ray along the way."
More than likely, almost all the available production facilities of the Empire plowed into it. Andor's future colleague Jean Erso was in prison just riveting the details for her birthmark.
@eljcapello: it would be very stupid if they assembled random parts in a random factory. I think that when escape is inevitable, Cassian will find out what the details are for and decide to join the rebels.
The unexpected Andy Serkis, but I recognized him by his cool voice, even before the face was shown. Another very interesting and well-shot series. The way the details are built is very informative within the framework of the industry and armament that stands behind the Empire, it would really be symbolic if it were for the Death Star.
It's always nice to see Andy Serkis. I spent the whole series wondering how it turned out so well to make a production and political drama, and then I saw in the credits that the script was written by the creator of House of Cards Bo Willimon, and everything became clear. Behind the camera, the series has very strong names, of course.
@Florance: Such relatively monotonous and long-term work, natural sweatshop, contributes to the early degradation of personality. And yes, there definitely won't be time for nonsense in this scenario.)
@doppelgangerX36: Paradoxical as it may sound, droids are a much more expensive workforce than slaves. And droids can do more important and responsible work, where it is necessary with critical accuracy.
@Choly_Cavel: it is logical to group by alien races, because the body structure and physiology are different. Perhaps different races also have different abilities
OK, OK, I agree with all unsubscribers)) But I want to add a bit of dystopianism as a mental exercise. Many noted that they were most likely assembling parts for the Death Star. What if they're assembling parts, and at a nearby factory, fellow prisoners are disassembling them? Hm?
@doppelgangerX36: it is unlikely that the empire would create factories only for collecting parts on one conveyor and disassembling on another, especially to feed people with food and bother with safety.
@doppelgangerX36: control, fear, well, it's necessary to occupy the prisoners with something. and if something happens, burn it. Everything befits a dictatorship
When Andor was presented, everyone grumbled "why are there 12 episodes", comparing it with previous TV series by ZV. There are 4 ahead - and it seems very small
@alavitka: or you can take off Obi-Wan and not reveal the characters at all, but in each episode there is a lot of senseless and ridiculous action. You're not going to be pleased right
@strabby: Which one of them was covered up? Obi-Wan originally had a miniseries with a complete story. A sequel can still be made if desired, just recently there was some insider information again (I don't know how reliable) And the Mandalorian has a feature film coming out next year.
@Soon1304: perhaps when you grow up, you will be able to watch TV shows with dramatic content and attention to the characters, and not just with whistles and farts)
I'm old enough (but thanks for the compliment), I don't see any drama here, I'm sorry.
And I usually like the plot and the interaction of the characters, not the shooting games. Here again, this is not the case - everything is very superficial and the characters do not catch on, at least the actors' presentation.
If someone doesn't like it, it doesn't mean they're a dumb teenager, it's just that everyone has a different understanding of what a high-quality TV series or movie is - it's not okay to get personal.
If you like it, then for God's sake, but I don't, and I've expressed my opinion. As many people as there are opinions.
I'm watching because everything in this universe is interconnected and I don't want to miss something important.
@Soon1304: I rather think that an unproven opinion is not supported here. Getting personal is definitely not the best move. But when a person simply says "I don't like it", "it didn't go in", etc., then such a comment, like an opinion, is perceived as superficial. I want a dialogue so that there is an understanding of why I don't like it or vice versa why I like it, then it turns out to be a great discussion) Although yes, you're right, some people like it, some don't, and that's okay)
@Damassk: you may not have noticed, but you are watching and praising the series in the universe of a literally magical fairy tale, so someone else needs to grow up.
And I've been trying for several episodes to comment on the aesthetics of the interior and exterior in the series. In my opinion, it was done at the highest level: it does not hurt the eye, it seems absolutely fitting, non-artificial and without frills. Architecture, furnishings, equipment – everything is cool! While watching, it feels like a parallel, but realistic universe.
Oh, yes, I realized that the company I work for uses the same slave labor under the guise of "we've arranged everything for you here", Unless they come and fry like that, although there are their own methods of suppression there..
@Eka-Terina: I agree with you, about the interiors, everything was done very competently from the point of view of decorations, a kind of soulless "cold" conveyor. And the process of collecting reminded me of the "Separation" from relatively new TV series, where people at work are also doing something, but they don't know what.
I love Prison movies)))) Jail, three days to escape, without a face, an escape plan, an undeniable 3 or 2))) there's something wrong with van0dam too. It's always very interesting to watch all their escape plans and prison devices. Specifically, in this series, we were very pleased with the locations, scenery and costumes and makeup of the aliens, the acting in general in almost all episodes is at a high level, except for some cringe moments with homeless rebels before the robbery)))) In this episode, the cameraman noticed an attack of fatigue and epilepsy only once, at the moment of the woman's escape from the stormtroopers, otherwise wonderful panoramas, transitions through the light of the installation and through the curtains - in short, this series came to me. In fact, the series can be watched like this: 1,2,3 episodes, then the 6th, then 5 minutes of the 7th episode at the very end, the 8th episode is shorter)))
well, I'll repeat my speech again, which I started already on the 1st episode. Of all the things that Disney has done, and the TV series and movies, Andor is in second place after Rogue 1, well, for me, this is the best from Disney so far. The Mandalorian season 1 is some kind of fierce shit, Boba Fett was filmed as if for change, Obi Wan in places LGBT+ grunge drove up from episode 7,8,9 and + a disgusting miskast on Leia (a girl like a 5-year-old girl) well, and they pulled everything out like, but the sword fights were almost top-notch, but the plot is shit again, the Mandalorian season 1 is basically: we take Obi-Wan, give him yoda (Leia), take him to different planets and let him complete quests + a line of confrontation with Darth Vader = the season of the series is ready.
In short, Andor is still the top of the list at 7.5 and 8 out of 10
@Finn_The_Human: I agree Andor and the Outcast seem to be adopted in this pack of feces that is impossible to watch without yawning and rewinding . p.s. Andor, the Outcast and the first 6 episodes of ZBS. The rest is turd
So. And what is Cyril doing in this prison? If he was actually imprisoned so that he wouldn't get in the way, then it's some kind of grand coincidence. And if it was a decoy, how did they know exactly where to plant it?
@retroimax: the series is stated as a full-fledged story for 2 seasons, which will lead to the film, there was no talk of any 6 seasons, so I think everything will go quickly.
Okay, Whitaker, I know him. But what a Serkis...I'm going for a walk. And how do you remember the names of the characters in this series? I don't remember anyone except Andor..
P.S. I Googled it .This is Golum. OK, but I still don't understand the admiration in the comments.
@vk864199: I think everyone admires the very fact of his appearance in the project, because he is a very textured actor. Plus, he already played Snoke in the new trilogy (mimicry, there was graphonium), so it's funny that he also appeared here, only he's already acting himself.
It turns out that the "tourist" was locked up so successfully and suddenly that there was no resistance in the face of Val\Synths, nor the empire in the person of Dedra, nor in the tooth with a foot, where to look for him. And both of them, in the end, do not want to shake a friend's hand.
The first few episodes were rocking so slowly, I thought, "Well, there was a lot of talk." And since episode 6, I've been rocking! It's a very interesting series.
@Mirzoevshama: That's right, because in previous episodes he was so self-confident. The actor conveyed hopelessness well. But he noticed all the details there, I think escape is inevitable) the main thing is to steal sneakers to walk on the floor)
Primary exams: I have exactly 261 days left here. Prisoners: Don't look at the deadline, they'll keep you as long as they want.
Andor abruptly turned into a complete moron. - This is where we turn the screws, this is your place. We're late, push it! Andor: * The face of Pikachu. He stands and blunts the whole working day, with his mouth open - The hot floor is about to be turned on, everyone is jumping into the cells Andor: sh-sh-sh-t-o-o-o-o-u-u-u-u?
No, guys, it's not emotion or shock. The shock passes, the team may well bring the newcomer up to date in a day, and so on. It's just that the actor was allowed to stand with his mitt open.
The hot floor should heat the room and boil and drain it by morning. Americans don't understand temperatures, apparently, and haven't heard about underfloor heating instead of central heating (and they don't know about central heating, either)
And here's Snoke, this shit they're building, imho, not a gun, but a whole Chekhov cannon. Maybe she'll show up on Andor's spydiver's way again. and he will immediately understand what to do with it.
offtop. Bourgeois people drink tequila with a worm at a party. All the translators have left the original, squig. Only the lost booger😆 "You have two boogers again"🤣 The bourgeoisie - The emperor's main task is to protect us. Unlimited surveillance and punishment. If you are innocent of anything, then what is there to be afraid of? It's pretty familiar. "Those who are willing to sacrifice essential freedom for the sake of a small fraction of temporary security are not worthy of either freedom or security" Benjamin Franklin. I would say they will get neither freedom nor security.😑
Bigboss, to whom Dedra reported, this is the head of the ISB, (Standartenführer) Colonel Wollf Yularen. He was still smoking. in the Clone Wars and... in episode 4. where he died on the Death Star. Well, then it was just an extra in uniform (even the actor's name is unknown). only then did they figure out HMB and who he was. by the way, the plates of insignia on the chest, although they appeared earlier, were systematized only for the film Rogue 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdF65cn_Io8
@berion87: "there were a lot of films about unusual prisons in the 90s." the prison in Andor was decommissioned from the prison in Without a Face (1997. John Travolta, Nicolas Cage). in the middle of the sea, a special floor, special shoes (only she is on convicts). Even the guards' clothes are the same. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7LmN5IeLlk 🤪
@berion87: I just found out yesterday at the preview. the series Strike Back. that one of the ohrks in Andor is played by Gregory Goyle from Harry Potter!😄 Josh Herdman. and his boss in Strike Back is played by Kelly Gough, the sister of Denise Gough (dedra). Kelly is somewhat similar to Faye Marsay (val)
The Slytherin has found a suitable place to work, and there are wands. With only one spell, the cruciatus
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103I think that when escape is inevitable, Cassian will find out what the details are for and decide to join the rebels.
I spent the whole series wondering how it turned out so well to make a production and political drama, and then I saw in the credits that the script was written by the creator of House of Cards Bo Willimon, and everything became clear. Behind the camera, the series has very strong names, of course.
But one thing. There are droids in this universe.
And the Mandalorian has a feature film coming out next year.
And I usually like the plot and the interaction of the characters, not the shooting games. Here again, this is not the case - everything is very superficial and the characters do not catch on, at least the actors' presentation.
If someone doesn't like it, it doesn't mean they're a dumb teenager, it's just that everyone has a different understanding of what a high-quality TV series or movie is - it's not okay to get personal.
If you like it, then for God's sake, but I don't, and I've expressed my opinion. As many people as there are opinions.
I'm watching because everything in this universe is interconnected and I don't want to miss something important.
Although yes, you're right, some people like it, some don't, and that's okay)
PS. The prison reminded me of Stuart Gordon's "Fortress" with Christopher "Highlander" Lambert. A cool movie from the early 90s
Oh, yes, I realized that the company I work for uses the same slave labor under the guise of "we've arranged everything for you here", Unless they come and fry like that, although there are their own methods of suppression there..
And the process of collecting reminded me of the "Separation" from relatively new TV series, where people at work are also doing something, but they don't know what.
well, I'll repeat my speech again, which I started already on the 1st episode. Of all the things that Disney has done, and the TV series and movies, Andor is in second place after Rogue 1, well, for me, this is the best from Disney so far. The Mandalorian season 1 is some kind of fierce shit, Boba Fett was filmed as if for change, Obi Wan in places LGBT+ grunge drove up from episode 7,8,9 and + a disgusting miskast on Leia (a girl like a 5-year-old girl) well, and they pulled everything out like, but the sword fights were almost top-notch, but the plot is shit again, the Mandalorian season 1 is basically: we take Obi-Wan, give him yoda (Leia), take him to different planets and let him complete quests + a line of confrontation with Darth Vader = the season of the series is ready.
In short, Andor is still the top of the list at 7.5 and 8 out of 10
. p.s. Andor, the Outcast and the first 6 episodes of ZBS. The rest is turd
If he was actually imprisoned so that he wouldn't get in the way, then it's some kind of grand coincidence.
And if it was a decoy, how did they know exactly where to plant it?
Isn't that him at 27:52?
But similar.
And they'll go the other way. There will be a prequel to the series.))
About Loy's Movie, why not.
And how do you remember the names of the characters in this series? I don't remember anyone except Andor..
P.S. I Googled it .This is Golum. OK, but I still don't understand the admiration in the comments.
He watches during the day, and at night he doesn't sleep - he watches.
Prisoners: Don't look at the deadline, they'll keep you as long as they want.
Andor abruptly turned into a complete moron.
- This is where we turn the screws, this is your place. We're late, push it!
Andor: * The face of Pikachu. He stands and blunts the whole working day, with his mouth open
- The hot floor is about to be turned on, everyone is jumping into the cells
Andor: sh-sh-sh-t-o-o-o-o-u-u-u-u?
No, guys, it's not emotion or shock. The shock passes, the team may well bring the newcomer up to date in a day, and so on. It's just that the actor was allowed to stand with his mitt open.
The hot floor should heat the room and boil and drain it by morning. Americans don't understand temperatures, apparently, and haven't heard about underfloor heating instead of central heating (and they don't know about central heating, either)
this shit they're building, imho, not a gun, but a whole Chekhov cannon. Maybe she'll show up on Andor's spydiver's way again. and he will immediately understand what to do with it.
offtop. Bourgeois people drink tequila with a worm at a party. All the translators have left the original, squig. Only the lost booger😆 "You have two boogers again"🤣 The
bourgeoisie - The emperor's main task is to protect us. Unlimited surveillance and punishment. If you are innocent of anything, then what is there to be afraid of?
It's pretty familiar.
"Those who are willing to sacrifice essential freedom for the sake of a small fraction of temporary security are not worthy of either freedom or security" Benjamin Franklin. I would say they will get neither freedom nor security.😑
Bigboss, to whom Dedra reported, this is the head of the ISB, (Standartenführer) Colonel Wollf Yularen. He was still smoking. in the Clone Wars and... in episode 4. where he died on the Death Star. Well, then it was just an extra in uniform (even the actor's name is unknown). only then did they figure out HMB and who he was.
by the way, the plates of insignia on the chest, although they appeared earlier, were systematized only for the film Rogue 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdF65cn_Io8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7LmN5IeLlk 🤪
Kelly is somewhat similar to Faye Marsay (val)
The Slytherin has found a suitable place to work,
and there are wands. With only one spell, the cruciatus