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Maybe the shipment of weapons that the Empire allowed the Ghorman rebels to steal were inferior/duds. (not my theory, but I don't mind it)

DnD characters also fall into the category of 'mostly orphans'

Orphans have always been a Disney thing. Just another reason Disney was a good home for Star Wars.

I've never understood this. The heroes in the original trilogy stop the Empire from gaining control of the galaxy. Without the efforts of Luke and gang we don't even get the Sequels because the galaxy is enslaved. Does Return of the Jedi undermine A New Hope because they're building another...

I was going to mention Adaptation, in fact I'd put it in the visceral experience category.

Sometimes a railroad is all stops, other times it's an express. Sometimes a sandbox is a desert, other times it's a kitty litter tray. No right or wrong, all valid ways to play.

You're thinking of 'City of Angels', it was an American remake of the Wim Wenders masterpiece 'Wings of Desire'

Cheers, I'd missed that. Still seems like a really odd choice to make after filming the movie.

I liked Thunderbolts* Positives: All the characters had great chemistry and I'd be happy just watching them riffing off each other for the movie's runtime. I liked that it avoided a CGI heavy fight at the end. Odd Stuff: It had a strange vibe, in that it felt like a small scale team-up film...

Anything by David Lynch, but specifically from the ones I recall the most: Lost Highway and Blue Velvet. In Blue Velvet I was sitting at the front of a mostly empty cinema. I became so freaked out at one point I went to the bathroom and washed my face, then came back into the cinema and sat at...

I'm a bit late to the party on this one, but I'm excited by the possibility of some Ravenloft content coming out for 5E24. I've always loved horror in DnD.

I took the Elemental Adept feat for a Fire Genasi Arcana Cleric I played at the start of Covid. It gave the character mad amounts of flavour.

Neither of which feels relevant (in my opinion) to the overall story. I personally like that some things are left untold. It feels like we're experiencing things from Andor's point of view. It makes the world feel lived in that things are happening off screen. I think the rabble that Andor...

The arguing Rebels were there for a reason. They show us the state of the Rebellion 4 years before we see them in a New Hope. It also sets a tone of paranoia that is present throughout the whole series. It's no coincidence that we see Cassian contrasted with this group of idiots, it's to show...

Personally, I disagree that there's been anything boring or unnecessary. This season especially, I've been locked in since Cassian climbed into that experimental ship at the start of the first episode. I'm the same, I bet there's a spike in people watching Rogue One next week, directly after...

Out of interest, how are people watching the show? Are you watching all 3 episodes when they drop, or an episode per night, or something else? Maybe you're waiting for it all to be out so you can just binge the entire series?