The Star Wars series, “Andor”, lived up to its expectations, according to critics, calling it “something really special.”
Critics say one of the year’s most awaited new shows, Star Wars, Andor, lives up to its expectations.
“Something really special,” UPROXX’s Mike Ryan said in the first four episodes.
Disney+ star Diego Luna reprises his role as a rebel spy Cassian Andor from the hit movie Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. Andor takes place in a dangerous period five years before the events of Rogue One, and tells the story of the birth of the rebellion.
The show, which premiered during Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month, features a diverse cast, including Luna: the first Mexican-born actor to lead a Star Wars movie and series.
Screen Rant’s Graeme Guttmann appreciated Luna’s “steel” performance as well as the show’s “amazing visuals”, calling it “politically intriguing”.
The series tells the story of how a few brave ordinary men and women launched a movement to bring down the great empire.
NME’s Paul Bradshaw describes the details of this series as more than a “movie extension”. Bradshaw adds, “[It’s]something really different that’s pushing the edges of the galaxy far, far from its origins.”
But Andor goes beyond rooting for the average guy making big moves. It also features cool laser guns, fight scenes, and awesome hover bikes. This combination makes it one of the brightest displays in the galaxy.
“Andor” might be the most exciting new beginning the Star Wars universe has enjoyed since those giant yellow letters first crawled onto the big screen to invite us to the galaxy far, far away, said Slant Magazine’s Ross McKindo.
“Andor” is now broadcast exclusively on Disney+.
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