[poedameroo]

I don’t need luck. I have you.

[andorerso]

The mirror hurts.

[tvgods]

RebelCaptain Month (2025) / Week 4 / Silence

[skywalkex]

There are no Jedi here anymore. Only dreamers like this fool.

[whereareyourightnow]

Imagine fifty meteor showers all at once, but like a curtain being pulled across the sky until the Eye, the window to the galaxy, forms over the horizon

[cal-kestis]

ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY 5-Year Anniversary | Released 16 December 2016 “I’ve been thinking about Jyn and the rest of Rogue One. How many things went wrong for them? And Rogue One took whatever steps they needed. People making distractions, sacrificing themselves, amping up the signal. All improvised. This chain of sacrifice… all leading to me taking that shot.” — Luke Skywalker

[mendelsohnben]

Andor (2022 - 2025) | rebels

[naberriez]

But there never seems to be enough time To do the things you want to do once you find them I've looked around enough to know That you're the one I want to go through time with

Time in a Bottle, Jim Croce 1972

[staticwaffles]

Behind this rebellion there's real people. People that probably wanted to have a family and to be happy next to their loved ones, you know? And I think it reminds us how lucky we are if we are capable of having that in our lives.

DIEGO LUNA in Andor Season 2 Declassified

[nerdisma-deactivated20171202]

Our Rebellion is all that remains to push back the Empire.

[jack-abbot]

"Light it up."

ANDOR (2022-2025) // ROGUE ONE (2016)

[solo-walker]

I think Rogue One and Andor are a unique prequel-sequel pair which are best experienced when you watch the sequel (Rogue One) before the prequel (Andor). You need to be able to pick up on all the little nods and references in Andor, Rogue One needs to be the catalyst that makes you wonder about the past, you need to experience them like a meteor hurtling toward an end you know all too well. The culmination needs to be seen and suffered before you grasp for the build-up. You shouldn't be finishing the last season of Andor wondering what became of him. The tragedy of that episode (and the series as a whole) hinges on you knowing how it all turns out. And seeing the events that lead to it. That despite it all and because of it all. You need to be able to visualise the almost-parralel storylines of the characters, inclining toward each other till they intertwine. Rogue one is someone's out there and Andor is is anyone listening. Answer before the question. End before the beginning. Smoke curling and spiraling into the distance out of a house that started smoldering a long time ago in a galaxy far far away.

[colleybri]

I’ve started a full rewatch of the whole thing and boy does even season 1 hit differently now in the full context. Even that whole “only stepping off the Narkina 5 floor at the last second before it goes killer electric” little detail. Are you flirting with your fate there, Cassian ?!

[the-real-zhora-salome]

It's what I tell all the people in my life that I'm trying to pressure into watching my official prequel trilogy: you start with Rogue One. Then you watch Andor. And right after 2.12 you rewatch Rogue One.

A friend of mine recently did it in that order. And then she went on and watched A New Hope, and she was so confused by all these Jedis and light sabers that were so important all of a sudden. 😆

[latriviata]

Truly my favourite summary of this last effect:

(mostly because it’s funny, but also because it actually genuinely works on one level when you consider in s2 how the Empire eats its own - only the Krennics and Tarkins jostling for status and the conscripts are left, and that’s how you get naval officers not shooting down an escape pod when they have literally no reason not to)

[thereigning-lorelai]

and the world will turn and we’ll grow, we’ll learn how to be to be incomplete…

[ethanediol]

[andorerso]

certified wife guy cassian andor

[wetsandmemories]

I almost monthly think about that one dialogue between cassian and luthen when the second one says "eventually they'll hang us both" and andor replies "speak for yourself". it is the last time they see each other, and then, exactly a year later, they both die just a few days apart

[patrick-stewart]

I am hopeful that those of you who know me will vouch for my credibility in the days to come. I stand this morning with a difficult message... ANDOR | 2.09

[macwisn00]

EMMY WINNER EPISODE: OUTSTANDING WRITING FOR A DRAMA SERIES! CONGRATULATIONS, DAN GILROY!

ANDOR: A STAR WARS STORY - SEASON 2, EPISODE 9: WELCOME TO THE REBELLION (7.05.2025) | created by Tony Gilroy, written by Dan Gilroy, directed by Janus Metz

ABSOLUTE CINEMA!