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Sigma957

I've been meaning to say this for a long time but I was hesitant in case it came across as patronising but here goes... I'm not trying to be mean to anyone but I think it's fair to say that the number of movie and tv show reactors that struggle to follow even the most basic of plot points is both staggering and depressing. You, however, are at the opposite end of the scale. It's wonderful to watch you pick up on even the slightest nuance and subtlety and your emotional investment in the story and it's characters is a joy to see. What I'm trying to say, badly, is that I'm very glad that I found your channel and I'm very grateful for the time and effort that you put in to bringing us these brilliant reaction videos. You are a gem and a truly rare find. ...I probably should've just said a big thank you and left it at that.

Dmitry Ishkov

I was looking forward to The Matrix reloaded. Will it be out today or did it get moved because of the re-watch?

LiteWeight Gaming / Reacting

It got bumped to next week, but also I’m watching the Animatrix first then Reloaded! Both will drop early next week. I just wanted to watch R1 as soon after Andor as I could which I didn’t anticipate when I made the schedule!

Dan M

I am one with this re-watch, and this re-watch is with me!

Joseph Olson

I’m kind of swamped today, so I’ll have to watch the Rogue One reaction later. Probably tomorrow. I’m looking forward to it. I did catch you listening to the credits music. I find streaming platforms cutting off the credits to start the next episode or a completely different show annoying sometimes as well. If you want to watch the credits or listen to the music (as I sometimes do), you have to either click the “Watch Credits” button or the picture-in-picture window where the credits are rolling before the timer runs down on the next episode or show. Depends on the platform. I believe that some (perhaps all) have an option to go into Settings and turn off going into the next episode or show automatically. I forgot to mention something in my comment on the last episode of Andor, but here is actually a better place to leave it. Near the end of the episode, when Bail Organa (“the man you do not like”) said to Cassian “May the Force be with you”, it was the first time that was said in the entire series. Then the Star Wars themes play during the credits. It’s a perfect transition into Rogue One and then A New Hope.

AdmiralZhou

Yesss been looking forward to this! Having seen Rogue One first makes Andor so much better. And then watching Andor makes Rogue One even better. And the cycle goes on and on forever

Soopa

Andor Season 1 Andor Season 2 Rogue One: A StarWars Story The trilogy we didn't know we needed. And all those sacrifices...they made it worth it.

Jerick E

I don't have an Andor finale to R1 cut, but I do have a R1 into Ep IV cut seamlessly as one 1 film, so you technically get an opening crawl

Jerick E

Not sure if anyone has told you before the rewatch, but I'm that scene in Jedha when K2 meets up with Jyn and Cass and they get seen by stormtroopers, I believe it's around the 33 min mark. It was unscripted when K2 hits Cassian and you can see Diego Luna covering his face coz he was laughing. You can glimpse him looking at Tudyk in the scene.

Jerick E

You screaming for Melshi was so validating for some reason. Melshi was such a minor character when R1 first came out, but when he appeared in Andor he became so much more and I got so attached to him more. Just a regular dude, who was also a ride or die for Andor and the Rebellion. And just like Luthen and many others died unceremoniously for a sunrise they never got to see.

Clay F

Great rewatch reaction. "Rebellions are built on hope." Looking forward to your reaction to the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Charismatic performance by Ewan McGregor. I have not seen the Ahsoka series but been on my watchlist and would do a first watch with your reaction if you reacted to it. Of course, I am glued to your awesome reactions to Breaking Bad.

Trent

If you ever get to watch the Clone Wars you will kinda get to see Saw's origin story. It has its own arc.

Mister Lou

Now both you and Addie revised this after watching Andor.. making me feel very intrigued to check out Andor 🤔

Shawn

Notice how both Nemik and K2 yell “climb” to Cassian 🥹

Joseph Olson

Season 2 of Ahsoka is coming out some time this year. The first season was pretty good. Not as good as Andor, which to me is better than all other Star Wars shows and movies, but good. It’s well worth a watch. I thought they had canceled it, which disappointed me because they hadn’t finished the story. Now I’m happy to know the story will continue. Maybe they’ll take some lessons from Andor and Season 2 will be amazing.

Kevin (GiantFutures.com)

Also…one line I think you might have missed, that I think is so telling. When Partagaz is listening to Nemik’s manifesto, and about its spread, he asks his colleague “Who do you think it is?” before his colleague tells him “they” are waiting for him. In the end, that’s one thing about the Empire, that can be extrapolated to so much. So much of what they do is about “Who” it is…who gets credit, who gets blame, the actions can never be separated from the person. But Nemik’s manifesto…It’s not about a person. It’s not about even a group of people. It talks about freedom as if it is nature, because it is. As we close, and we see all of our friends, and a few of our antagonists, our friends are surrounded by nature…the rest are surrounded by walls. Where as Kleya wakes up to see the sky, and Bix is surrounded by it…none of our antagonists see it. The closest who can is Krennic…but all he sees is space. I love this show.

Ventena

Honestly, the lessons I want them to learn with regard to Ahsoka are to make longer seasons like Andor. I honestly think that is the biggest problem with the star wars tv shows they are almost all too short for a full season of tv but too long for a movie, so they don't have great pacing. A lot of the time it feels like they are just hitting checkboxes. I still enjoy them but always finish the seasons feeling they could have used their time better or just given it more time. Just my personal opinion, but it'll be a while before she even knows who Ahsoka is and can start the show, so hopefully she continues with Clone wars and Rebels after Obi-wan. It's sort of too bad she is watching Obi-wan before clone wars because she is essentially missing like 80% of Obi-Wan's history and relationship dynamics, but most reactors seem to jump ahead to Obi-wan.

Clay F

Joseph - good comments.

Jeff Turner

and maybe not a romantic relationship between Cass and Jyn, there was clearly an attraction for many reasons and maybe even like his found again "sister" or the kindred spirit

Ventena

The clone wars later seasons are also up there with the best content in star wars and that show is structured in a similar way with multi-episode story arcs, although in tipical star wars fashion there is a very specific convoluted watch order for the show that should be followed. Honestly, mad respect for everyone who watched the show as it came out because if you watch in release order the timeline goes all over the place without telling you when you are so it would be very confusing.

GeekWithNoName

About the only thing that bothered be with Rogue One up until the second season of Andor, was the way it felt like they were trying to imply a possible love story if Andor and Jyn didn't die. It always felt odd and clunky to me., but since Andor, it has been re-framed in my head as Andor still 100% loving Bix, and that he could 'feel' for Jyn as he witnessed her going from indifferent about the cause, to willing to go on what seemed likely to be a suicide mission (even before the Death Star arrived). Then, those final looks and hug on the beach become that just that need to be close and hold someone as you saw your demise coming. With you 'hating' Lyra in the moment for going to save Galen rather than staying with Jyn, and Krennic saying 'troublesome as always." The book Catalyst is basically Galen's, Lyra and Krennic's story for the decade or so before the events of Rogue One. and they did a good job of fleshing them, and her and her nature out. With Jyn (and then later the Troopers) being able to quickly and easily shoot and kill a KX droid, it all comes down to the power of the blaster that is being used. I am going to get into the weeds here a little bit, and I really do not have the nerd knowledge to probably being accurate in all the details, but in Rogue One, Jyn and the Stormtroopers are most likely using the E-11 blaster which has greater power than the pistols and sniper rifle that were primarily being used in Ghorman. It has also been speculated that for the Ghorman storyline, the weapons that the insurgents/rebels had were the ones they captured in the raid, and that because the Empire set those up to be stolen, they had been previously modified to be weaker. What I have seen on the interwebs as well, is that in Rogue One, with the first KX droid that Jyn shot, she hit a vital spot and that is why it went down with a single shot, and that when you look at K2, he had been able to withstand a considerable amount of blaster fire before he started getting damaged to the point of being killed.

Tristan Prevedel

The heart breaking part, is Jinn is the sister he never got to save/help!

Ziro the Hutt

I love Star Wars too (heck my name and avatar is of a Star Wars character you've yet to meet Teegan lol!). Looking forward to watching these movies, Andor, Obi-Wan and Clone Wars when you get up and running with that. :)