r/andor:

u/DirectorBiggs

Honestly I was really thrown off by how good that seemingly untrained nerd (yet stylish) accountant could fight more than 3 seconds with trained shoot first Andor on him.
u/DirectorBiggs

Yes, thats all very clear and understood. I still find it interesting that they used it. Its good. Its meant to throw a tangle for folks me. Its intended to invoke reflection. As well as a call to action. I like it and thought worthy bringing up.
u/DirectorBiggs

I agree. And I still find awkward that Nemic’s final word and emphasis is Try, the antithesis of Master Yoda’s message. I still ponder it and it hasn’t settled into me yet. I’ve followed the path Yoda set forth for over 40 years.
u/DirectorBiggs

Hes definitely inspired the next generations and set quite the tone. Amazing.
u/DirectorBiggs

Fuuuuuck that guy. I hated that shit and made everything produced after the OT worthless to watch. Until Andor / R1. Not a friend of mine.
u/DirectorBiggs

There’s a lot a could say in response but there’s no point being pedantic. Overall the show’s direction and actor’s work is far far better than the vast majority of Hollywood. The only reason I brought it up is the fact that OP made a post and point of it. And yeah I really have nothing to gain by pointing any of this out, and it’s clearly my arrogance that prompted a response at all. Keep training folks, be ready for the revolution and remember when a person is ready, they never need to get ready.
u/DirectorBiggs

As an avid shooter and life long martial artist there’s a lot that I can see which could be better; grip is one, narrow stance is another (her legs are practically crossed so no real support), shoulders and arms look okay.
u/DirectorBiggs

Yeah, nope other than their names. I’m a big Murderbot reader / fan and the show doesn’t deserve to be in the same sentence or post as Andor. Murderbot the show is pure shit, basically unwatchable.
u/DirectorBiggs

That was this interview, he didn’t hold back or censor himself. He’s opening up and being more honest about his motivations and the experience at large.
u/DirectorBiggs

I’m not much of a podcast listener so Duncan was new to me, after that interview I’m keenly interested.