I *wanted* to love that movie. Some of the imagery and set pieces were excellent, but even before they whacked Han (I even gave *that* a chance) the film began to lose me. As for what came after ... well ... the less said the better. I gave up beating that dead horse years ago.
So well done. Can't wait to see how it wraps up.
Why not, Palps survived being blown into a billion pieces that DIDN'T FREEZE, sort of like Poppins Leia.
No, you got it all wrong. Rey the Amazing force teleported him to Tattooine (via a quick hyperspace jump in curtesy of a space whale) where Ahsoka the Filoni used the world between worlds to send him to the Mortis gods who resurrected the entire crew using Dathomir witch thread magic before sending them all to the TROS space battle where they crewed the Ghost with Hera, Sabine, Zeb and now good guy Thrawn to win the battle.Why not, Palps survived being blown into a billion pieces that DIDN'T FREEZE, sort of like Poppins Leia.
So Cassian blasted a hole in the sand, and he and Jyn leaped in land survived the explosion, later to pilot a ship in TROS.
This actually sounds pretty awesome especially when backed by the Benny Hill theme.
Ya'll need to crawl back into the Favroniverse and Acolyte threads, with those recycled jokes.
Gilroy's Andor is respectfully its own thing, for the most part free of the Disney Storygroup's nonsense.
And likely the last Star Wars actually worth watching.
Gilroy's Andor is respectfully its own thing, for the most part free of the Disney Storygroup's nonsense.
And likely the last Star Wars actually worth watching.
They are apparently citing someone on Twitt, who just wrote "He's back in season 2" with zero source or reference.
April 22nd, right after Celebration. Not sure what else there is to "celebrate" other than Andor.
