Tag: Stellan Skarsgard
REVIEW: Andor – Season 2, Episode 5, ”I Have Friends Everywhere”
***SPOILERS*** “I Have Friends Everywhere” opens on Kleya listening to her various bugs. This is a running theme in the episode, as Syril’s call with Mom is interrupted by an Imperial device sweep. They locate the bugs placed by the Ghorman Front, but evidently don’t know more than that. Cas...
Read MoreREVIEW: Andor – Season 2, Episode 3, “Harvest”
***SPOILERS*** In “Harvest,” Cassian finds himself stranded in space trying to get going again. On Mina Rau, everyone is having dinner together when Kellen arrives with a work pass to get the Ferrix guys out of the Empire’s path. Mon offers Leida a way out of the wedding, but she isn’t havin...
Read MoreREVIEW: Andor – Season 2, Episode 2, “Sagrona Teema”
In “Sagrona Teema,” the Rebels in Yavin 4 find the bloody remains of one of their own. Dedra has qualms about the assignment on Ghorman, but Major Partagaz makes clear her obligation to Krennic and the opportunity this truly represents. Perrin has his suspicions about some of the wedding guests....
Read MoreREVIEW: Andor – Season 2, Episode 1, “One Year Later”
FINALLY, Andor is back! Personally, this is the only live-action Disney+ show that has exceeded my expectations. Heck, only The Mandalorian was even good, and they shot themselves in the foot there. Andor is intelligently written, superbly acted, and features gorgeous visuals and stunning music. Unl...
Read MoreTRAILER 3: Andor Season 2 (2025)
On Monday, March 24th, Disney and Lucasfilm dropped what I assume is the final trailer for season 2 of Andor. The second and final season begins on April 22nd, less than a month from now. And this is the third trailer we’ve gotten if you count the “special look,” which was vastly superior to t...
Read MoreREVIEW: Dune: Part Two (2024)
Dune: Part Two hits theaters less than three years after Dune: Part One, but it feels like we’ve been waiting for this film forever. Part of that is, undoubtedly, its postponed release date, but it’s also because Dune: Part One felt like it was the first two acts of an incomplete story. But th...
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