#Andor all makes perfect sense when you understand that Tony Gilroy, in his own words, doesn't like Star Wars, doesn't watch SW, doesn't know anything about SW, and doesn't want to make SW
@findallday42 I understand your point and perspective.
When she is just sitting there in his palace as Luke walks in, or when Luke fights the Rancor, or watching Luke and Han on the Sail Barge, she is being molested?
From my perspective you are blowing stuff out of proportion.
@Calebclind231@Lorenzo74209291 Because*
So no other movie puts murder, genocide and sexual slavery into their media?
Literally that is the same response I have gotten from multiple people here. Just a bunch of talking heads spouting the same BS.
I got Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for Christmas and to my shame never played it up until now.
Only 2 hours in, but wow totally messed up not playing this sooner.
Feels like you are in an Indiana Jones movie.
@aswordofsoap@al_Ontai@Wookieboy@Clif_Creates I get the point. I’m not against adding art to Star Wars. But to me, the sexual assault in Andor felt weird and out of place. Maybe it is a bit “anti-art” but the question remains. Is it necessary to add X into a Star Wars story for art sake?
Tony Gilroy explains the importance of depicting an attempted rape sequence in ‘ANDOR’ Season 2:
“I mean, let’s be honest, man: The history of civilization, there’s a huge arterial component of it that’s rape. All of us who are here — we are all the product of rape. I mean armies and power throughout history [have committed rape].
So to not touch on it, in some way … It just was organic and it felt right, coming about as a power trip for this guy. I was really trying to make a path for Bix that would ultimately lead to clarity — but a difficult path to get back to clarity”
(Source: https://t.co/XaDJEYMLDQ)
They are two completely different things. One is an on screen rape attempt. The other is Leia in her metal bikini.
That same metal bikini women love for cosplay…. If the Jabba place scenes made you uncomfortable that sucks but these two things are not even remotely the same.
Out of all the Disney films yes.
The Battle of Scarif is the one of the most visually stunning battle in all of Star Wars.
I could only imagine what George could do with the technology available today.