‘Andor’: The first reactions praise the series and highlight its difference with the rest of the ‘Star Wars’ titles.

‘Andor’: The first reactions praise the series and highlight its difference with the rest of the ‘Star Wars’ titles.

The premiere of “Andor” is around the corner. The long-awaited spin-off of “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” starring Diego Luna will land on Disney + on September 21st. The story of this series is quite different than the rest of the recent “Star Wars” saga productions. On this occasion we will meet a much darker plot than usual.

‘Andor’: The first reactions praise the series and highlight its difference with the rest of the ‘Star Wars’ titles.

As we saw a few days ago in the final trailer, in “Andor” there is still no Rebellion Against the Empire. This time we will have to look for it and see how it develops. Set five years before the events of “Rogue One”, it will show Cassian Andor’s journey to make a difference and become a rebel hero..

The series was created by Tony Gilroy, and will be directed by himself alongside Toby Haynes, Benjamin Caron and Susanna White. The rest of the cast is instead completed by Alan Tudyk, Adria Arjona, Genevieve O’Reilly, Stellan Skarsgård, Kyle Soller, Denise Gough, Anton Saunders, Fiona Shaw, Alex Lawther, Robert Emms, Harry Anton, Cairon Pearson and Karen Sampford. . Next, We leave you with some tweets of the first reactions of journalists who got to see ‘Andor’ exclusively.

“I am absolutely blown away by the audacity of ‘Andor’. We often have to say that ‘Star Wars’ has always been political’ to thwart the people who deny this fact. Well, this show actively gets angry with the people it has denied. Bold, timely, raw and highly thoughtful. a powerful job”.

“So far I’ve only seen the first two episodes of ‘Andor’, but it is a very fresh and very different flavor of “Star Wars”. I like this new vision of the galaxy “.

“I saw the first 3 episodes of ‘Andor’ and I say it with the utmost conviction: this will be the series that will bring me back to ‘Star Wars’. “Andor” introduces memorable new characters, as well as an intriguing story arc for Andor. And she really has something to say! Episode 3 is spectacular “.

“Now that the social media embargo on ‘Andor’ has been lifted, I can say that it is easily the most cinematic of the “Star Wars” series so far.. The first three episodes were supposed to be presented as a single 90-minute episode. The breaks between them are very random, but it’s a great episode! “.

“Apparently it’s time to ‘we’re all going to talk about how surprised’ Andor ‘is actually pretty good.” Add me to the list, It’s a nice spy series.. The whole opening sequence is so beautiful, seedy and dirty. Good material”.

“”Andor” is unlike any “Star Wars” story we’ve seen before. Diego Luna finds himself at the center of a wonderful and dangerous world in turmoil. He is gritty, mature and the smartest and most knowledgeable story we have had to date. Tony Gilroy is a genius”.

“‘Andor’ reminds us that in a rebellion, EVERYONE MATTERS! At every level of this galactic conflict we experience people grappling with the disorder that accompanies action and heroism. In the depths, heights and many unexpected places. It could be my new favorite “Star Wars” series.”.

It’s a “slow fire” series.

Despite the number of good reviews received by the series, it is worth highlighting those that warn us of the slowness of the plot. Without going so far as to criticize it, some critics point out that its development is slow.

“If you liked ‘Rogue One’ for all the ways it wasn’t a typical ‘Star Wars’ movie, then you will probably like ‘Andor’ for many of the same reasons. It is a slow drama. Diego Luna is excellent and after the first four episodes I can’t wait to see where he goes. “.

“‘Andor’ is what ‘Star Wars’ needed: a little taste of all the narrative potential of this IP. Very contained and self contained. It unfolds like a series of hot events. Intrigued to see where it goes. The only drawback: the occasionally irregular rhythm. display priority “.

“I’ve seen the first four episodes of ‘Andor’! I’m definitely intrigued by the direction of the story, but the 12-episode format really makes me want more. Great performance and slow build so far, can’t wait for the rest!”.

Written by Gilroy himself together with Stephen Schiff, Dan Gilroy and Beau Willimon, “Andor” tries to be a very different fiction from the views previously linked to the galactic universe of “Star Wars”. On September 21, Disney + will directly launch the first three episodes of the series.

Source: E Cartelera

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