Andor Is A Star Wars Masterpiece From 1978

As of April 23, 2023, this video has become the recipient of the Dilectio Sapientiae Award from the Miami International Science-Fiction and Film Festival. Thank you endlessly for your support and time, for giving this video a watch, and for sharing Andor with others. Long live the Rebellion.

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Andor tells the origin story of Cassian Andor with the lens of an ambitious, polished, and carefully crafted understanding of what makes Star Wars so unique. Andor is a masterpiece and easily the best Disney+ series released in the modern age. From fantastic writing, to incredible speeches and thrilling action sequences, there is nothing here to dislike.

Please remember, this is just one lone man's opinion. I hope you enjoy

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- At 9:26 I quote the great Hank Green with the following, "No one changes the world alone, and no one doesn't change it at all." I wanted to build upon this idea, as it stuck with me throughout the majority of my viewing of Andor. I hope my additional context did some justice to its message. Hank, thank you for inspiring me with this quote and for inspiring me to build upon it further. It is a profound understanding of the cost of living and I hope my rendition can bring some extra revelations, in the ways you inspired me.

This video is not possible without the themes that resonated with me thanks to so many of my favorite minds; reviewers, poets, speakers, and the like. From Hank Green and Rhystic Studies, to HiTopFilms and The Closer Look, to SkillUp and Implicitly Pretentious, these minds have fueled so much of how I appreciate art, how I think more critically/deeply about what I consume, and how I try to communicate its importance.

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This is my review of Andor. (to note, this is not an analysis of the show's fundamental components, just my review :) )
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MUSIC by order of use:
Balmorhea - Remembrance -    • Balmorhea - Remembrance  
Brendon Moeller - Bahamas -    • Brendon Moeller - Bahamas (Royalty Fr...  
Polar Nights - Site Specific Memory -    • Polar Nights - Site Specific Memory  
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