STAR WARS: Check Out The Gritty First Trailer And Poster For Disney+'s ANDOR Ahead Of Its August Debut

@Shivermetimbers -


I went from having no penis to having a full thigh slapper after watching this 😳

@Fares - plz take your bullshit to other place...

@Fares - I think @AmazingFILMporg was just having a bit of a laugh. Usually he's a pretty positive person.

But to your point, I do agree with you! Everything you said is 💯

@Tonic24k - yeah no I wasn't aiming it at him. I realize he was referring to what other people were saying. It seems he misinterpreted what I wanted to say, but it's all good, I should've worded it better.

@solskulldeath - oh man I'm in bed now. Think of a T-Rex, with laser cannons. Or anything that you would mostly agree with.

@Fares -


I can't read🥲

@grif - Oh shut the fvck up

@marvel72 - Has nothing to do with his opinion on one thing. This dude, along with folks like you, never have anything to contribute other than miserable bullshit. It's lousy af.

No one likes complainers. Having a negative opinion about something here and there, cool. ALWAYS having a negative opinion tho... nah dude. That's just being a loser.

But hey...by all means, hide behind the "that's my opinion, I can say whatever I want" nonsense. You and the complainer committee just looking like a bunch of whiners.

@Twenty23Three - Star Wars' look should've evolved. It may be unpopular to say, but today Star Wars' Aliens shouldn't look like people in rubber Power Rangers villains costumes just because George Lucas made the first one back in the 70's with a limited budget. And that should extend to all visual aspects in my opinion.

@SonOfOdor - I understand the appeal of it for someone who had Star Wars as part of their life for a long time. That doesn't happent to be the case for me, but I understand it.

I just suspect it won't bode well with future generations. Even George Lucas himself tried to update some of the aesthetic with the prequels, but that didn't seem to persist. For some reason people prefer puppet Yoda over CGI Yoda and that's fine I guess.

But I remember for example watching Boba Fett and seeing those Gamorrean guards and man I can't lie, it just felt like I was watching a cheap stage play. It takes me out of the immersion.

From my personal perspective, and I know I'm in the minority, if you can make something feel more real/organic/living as it's meant to be within the universe, whether it can be done with practical effects or CG, you should go for it.

It also got me wondering about something else, and I'd like to hear other people's perspectives on it: Do you think that the Luke/Anakin saga will ever be remade in the far future? Or will the universe persist in the same continuity expanding into other stories and creating new characters?

I'm not talking in a decade or two, but something between 50 to a 100 years from now, if the art of filmmaking remains more or less as we know it today.

If I had to guess, I would say yes. Some day it has to happen. And even though it might not happen in our lifetime, I'd be curious to see what kind of updates they bring to the story from a pure visual perspective.

I certainly think that A New Hope hasn't aged all that well (please don't kill me!!), and if it was up to me, I would remake it today.

@SonOfOdor - Yeah I get what you're saying. If we reach such a radical development in the technology that the film-going experience changes on a fundamental level, like VR movies or whatever, then I would imagine the studios remaking every classic movie that ever existed at that point.