Star Wars: Andor

[Ryujin]

I can't remember seeing this posted previously, but perhaps I missed it. Someone pieced together the music from the opening credits and turns out that it's the funeral march.

 

[MarkB]

I came across this compilation of visuals from Andor the other day. Really emphasises how beautiful this series is.

 

[pukunui]

I can't remember seeing this posted previously, but perhaps I missed it. Someone pieced together the music from the opening credits and turns out that it's the funeral march.

Yes.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

That might be true, but the show starts with episode 1. In that case it makes perfect sense.

Perfect sense if you want people to decide that it's a boring show in which nothing happens.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I can't remember seeing this posted previously, but perhaps I missed it. Someone pieced together the music from the opening credits and turns out that it's the funeral march.

I noticed that - the opening music is pretty clearly funerial anyway. Which makes sense, since we know Andor dies.

 

[Hussar]

I came across this compilation of visuals from Andor the other day. Really emphasises how beautiful this series is.

Heh, watched that and didn't realize just how much time we spend looking at the back of people's heads.

But, man, that is pretty. Say what you like about Star Wars - some of it is good, some of it is bad, but man, ALL of it is achingly pretty.

 

[Mustrum_Ridcully]

I came across this compilation of visuals from Andor the other day. Really emphasises how beautiful this series is.

Brutiful!

Did someone post the Andor 1975 fan TV intro yet?

 

[Dioltach]

Apart from the last couple of action shots, that fan intro does an excellent job of making it look like a show with a 1970s BBC budget: all story and acting, no sets or effects (or at least nothing that couldn't be filmed in an old quarry or using a polystyrene model).

 

[Ryujin]

Apart from the last couple of action shots, that fan intro does an excellent job of making it look like a show with a 1970s BBC budget: all story and acting, no sets or effects (or at least nothing that couldn't be filmed in an old quarry or using a polystyrene model).

Reminded me more of things like "Buck Rogers" and "Genesis 2."


EDIT Anyone recognize the name of the lead character from another, later Roddenberry spawned project?

 

[Dioltach]

I came across this compilation of visuals from Andor the other day. Really emphasises how beautiful this series is.

The show has such amazing storytelling, acting and dialogue that it's easy to miss just how great the visuals are.