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Andor Season 1: Episode 7-12 - YouTube Version (Patreon)

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2025-09-05 12:00:16
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Andor Season 1: Episode 7-12 | Canadian First Time Watching | Reaction | Review | Commentary

Full length/Unedited: https://www.patreon.com/Cinebinge https://www.instagram.com/cinebingechannel/ Merch: https://www.cinebinge.ca BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/cinebinge.bsky.social Simone & George are reacting to ANDOR Season 1 for the first time! Canadians React! Subscribe | Like | Share | Comment Early Access & Full Reaction available on Patreon! #moviereaction #moviereview #andor Instagram: @cinebingechannel Instagram: @simone.swan

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Shibby

Damn my brain read season 2 and tricked me.

Jon Johns

I hope, if you like season two, you'll watch a little of the interviews with the show creators afterwards. The season 2 release was right around the time of Star Wars celebration, basically a world tour of Star Wars leadership, promoting properties, and releases, plus the ANDOR Season 3 marketing & promotional tour, there is a load on content about the show out there, including costume design, etc. like the "streaming" version of behind the scenes, and extras that come on dvds... Or used to, at least.

Jon Johns

Showrunner Tony Gilroy, and most of his staff have said that everything is intentional. If you take any screenshot of this series, everything in the frame is there for a purpose. That may be overkill, unnecessary, pedantic, or just silly and wasteful, but, it's true, and it does give meaning for the viewer. You might not catch everything on a single viewing, or understand any potential consequences, but, they are all there. Nothing is said (character dialogue) that does not have meaning or purpose. Everything seen and heard is intentional, purposeful, meaningfully. This makes for a dense story, and that is just not for everyone. This is not a simple story, easy to get, easy to understand, thin, accessible, clear. It is 54 shades of grey, it is raw ore, not refined, even still inside the rocks, often. A viewer, required to dig for understanding and meaning, when little nuggets of dialogue, or half out of focus background items in a frame are meaningful, it can be a chore for some to watch, and no one wants a chore when they are desiring entertainment. This show is not for everyone, but it is a triumph for many. There is plenty of room in Star Wars for kiddie cartoons, epic fan service, and dramatic adult dramas.

Kelly Pickard

Can't wait for you two to watch the second season! I think it's even better than the first.

Simon Pegged Me

I love the writing in this season, especially the dialogue. Don't get me wrong, the story's great, but the speeches in the last episodes of season one are like soliloquies in a Shakespearean tragedy, powerful, emotive, gripping, poetic. In those moments, I wanted not just to escape, but to help as many others as I could find their way to freedom. I wanted to sacrifice my life for the possibility of a better life for everyone in the future. I wanted to fight those bastards even if all I had was funereal stone. Rebellions might be built on hope, but hope is built on great speeches. (And a great manifesto.) George and Simone, I think Kino Loy got away. I think he and a few others who couldn't make the leap maintained control of the facility, kept communications normal, and escaped on one of the ships bringing in the next shift of guards or supplies or whatever.