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Blooper reels…enough said

I like physical media because it is generally still in the last place I left it months or even years after last partaking of it. I've never yet had an Amazon representative burst into my home to collect the DVDs and Blu-Rays they no longer want me to have in my library for whatever reason.

One really cool thing about physical media that's not as prevalent anymore is the menus like when you put Fight Club in it opens with the never been kissed menu as a fake out and I always thought that was really cool.

Physical media reigns supreme. Having my own collection to watch when I want, how I want and whatever it is Inoswn for my choosing. I get all versions of the film, wonderful behind the scenes features, booklets & unique artwork & posters from some releases. It all feels intimate, artistic and something magical to myself. Streaming and paying for services is such a crapshoot...often you have filter through so much junk, stuff gets taken down all the time (even digital purchases have been ripped from people before). You actually own these movies and stores, especially boutique label stores, help with preservation, reclaim lost or deeply hidden media...stuff that will NEVER be on Streaming or for rent and if so, not for very long. Are there benefits and upsides to digital? Yeah, but like the format itself, I see it as a temporary thing, something NOT to replace physical but to compliment it. IE, not sure you'd enjoy a movie and don't want to pay $19-40, then renting it for a couple bucks is great to find out. I loathe Streaming because in order for them to be relevant and profitable, often, many things will remain exclusively on that app snd NEVER get a physical release...some thankfully do...but many rot on there and I'd they get taken off? Good luck. So sorry not sorry, but I think the push the last decade for digital being the future is absolutely getting companies to set up a terrible future where we don't own any of the copies movies released

Oh hey, You're back!

Bro came, said his piece, and dipped, 10/10

Hello George!! It’s Mac!!! So glad and happy you are back!! It has been a while since I have seen your videos as I have been super busy lately beginning my filmmaking ventures! 🎬 By the way, I absolutely enjoyed your video on why Physical Media is the best!! Owning a DVD, Blu Ray, or 4K of your movie grants you the best quality anyone could ever ask for! It even feels very personal as you have stated since you are able to connect with the movie itself! 🎥 I also have struggles with space storage for Physical Media but we forget that we can buy in and trade Movies and TV Shows we regularly don’t watch anymore. With this day and age with the streaming market, Physical Media is still super important for us movie lovers and makers in the cinematic world!

It's just nice not to have to rely on my internet and watch it offline....

As long as it is available, I will continue to purchase physical copies of my favourite pieces of media. What do you think about physical media?

Great video. I think Nemik`s manifesto should have been discussed also.

I think it would be very easy to Disney to look around, which plots were popular among the fanbase in SW games, comics, etc. and follow the core ida behind them. I don't hate the Acolyte because it follows a SWTOR ide of what happens to thos, who are left behind by the jedies. Andor was nice because it has shown that the rebels are not pure goods but in some sence terrorists. This was the core idea of the SWTOR imperial agent questline, which was briliant. I think the problem ist that there is a small but loud group of Star Wars fans, who are bitching about everything.

Starwars but tale about regular people

You are the only RUclipsr that makes the screen fill to full instead of having ugly screen things on the side of mobile I support your future endeavors

I wish there weren't all of the scenes spliced in from outside the franchise, very confusing having to switch my brain back and forth. Overall great job though, great analysis.

I've been patienly waiting for S2 since the minute of S1 ended.

What song is in background at 4:40?

Great breakdown and analysis. Thank you.

Watching this makes me question "what happened to the show runners who made this?"

Need more games with THIS style of weapon customization

I liked this game a lot I remember

I mean the soundtrack to this show alone, is so fantastic and adds so much tension and gives the show so much. It is so well made in every aspect but the music pulls me in just like og George Lucas Star Wars.

I think Andor is the best written Star Wars to date, and that includes OG George. My biggest concern with it is the lack of viewers and that may cause Disney to pivot and put some Force and light sabers in it.

Using Andor as a vessel to show the start of the rebellion is genius

Honestly, despite the fact they aren’t on the same level as the Original trilogy(Except for ROTS which is my second fav SW movie behind Empire) I still love them alongside the originals and think the story they tell is genuinely great despite some not so great execution in some instances

AGREED :) Star Wars' best so far!!

Arcs 2 and 3 of Andor are my favorite live action star wars ever, not even close. It actually exceeds the writing quality of the animated shows (Bad Batch, Clone wars later seasons)

Can we talk about 16:17. Wow those monologues really flow

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Other than the original trilogy, Andor is the only script in the true Star Wars spirit. I was there on day one of 1977 when SW hit the theatres. Andor will save the franchise, where Acolyte is a cancer.

The unfortunate problem with saying Joi ‘evolved’ past her programing, is that K very clearly wanted a real relationship with her, wanted her to feel real, wanted her to make real choices. So then, following her programming, she did exactly that. She did what K wanted. So I see little reason to think she wasn’t still completely following her programming.

It was dawg shit

It is a Masterpiece Star Wars for Adults... I would say Andor and Rogue One are the best of Star Wars after 80's

It’s funny I loved Andor then I watch acolyte episode 3 and loved Andor even more.

WAY better writing than Acolyte

I swear andor had to be made in spite of Disney. Someone fucked up letting an amazing project be made

Those monologues made me want to go fight the Empire and I haven’t even watched the show yet! Definitely going to change that!

Easily the LAMEST Star Wars title yet.. i'd rather watch the holiday special on repeat for a week than EVER have to endure it again.

I just saw her again for the third time - a timely way of not looking at the horrible Acolyte. This series in the Star Wars universe is exactly what fans of the first hour can hope to see. For what ? Because, children, we loved Star Wars, who was movies made for children, but we have become an adult, and what we want now is not to see movies or show for children (good for hour childs), but more adult stories in the Star Wars universe. That is to say, more mature stories that are anchored in the world of our childhood. And that's exactly what Andor does. Andor is at a time when the few rare Jedi still alive are hidden, chased by some rare inquisitors. We therefore look at the life of secondary characters, which endure everyone in their own way, to adapt to a world changing under the thumb of a totalitarian, oppressive and tyrannical galatical Empire against which all resistance seems vain . Lucas was largely inspired by the Nazis to give the Empire the image of a totalitarian tyranny, and therefore, Andor adopts a similar approach, giving the characters a very real dimension, with a construction of subtle, nuanced and nuanced characters ultimately very human, also showing the various facets of the Empire and those who hush to resist it. We feel from the start to the end of the oppressive carcer of life under imperial domination better than in any other opus in the saga, and this was what Europeans should feel during the Second World War under Nazi occupation. The acts of each other are not characterized by good or evil, but by necessity. The servants of the Empire can commit excruciating and truly evil acts (Bix torture or the treatment of prisoners, for example), where simply doing what they consider to be just according to their moral criteria, and the acts of the rebels can sometimes get bad, but they are motivated by the need. It is the brightest script that has been written in the world of Star Wars, with extremely well written characters and superbly staged and interested. The cast is just perfect. The staging is at the service of history and does not try to make the eye, unlike so many others. The same goes for sets, costumes, accessories, photography and editing: everything is at the service of history. In an old interview, a journalist asks the French actor Jean Gabin "What do you think is a good film? And this one responds very simply: "Three things: a good story, a good story and a good story". All is said. Andor is an excellent story.

Cassian Andor is by far one of my most favorite star wars character. He genuinely was just a man that wanted out and just stepped up the plate when the responsibility was put on him. Andor as a show, one of the most well-crafted shows I've seen in a long time, and I cannot wait for more to come out.

8:50 - one could argue that the Empire 1) had become to stretched thin & thus, proper training of unproven soldiers (new ‘recruits’) is non-existent. If they live & achieve major victory, then that soldier gets promoted (a literal, learn on the job); 2) the empire was built upon deception, greed, powerlust, and ‘loyalty’ is based purely upon Fear &/or personal lust for power/ vengeance. Such a system will clearly see infantry as no more than bodies, especially once the empire power is felt to be complete..

Andor isnt for those who just watch Bayverse Transformer and Fadt & the Furious movies.

My love for this show solidified after that one scene of senators dining and saying “im in danger of all this champagne” only to immediately cut to prisoners suffering and self deleting themselves. The duality and struggle is insane, best example of resistance for star wars hands down.

I really liked it

spoiler alert: the channel just insults anyone who says its a clear rip off, and just attack them personally like in around 5:20... joker is a clear rip off of kings of comedy and they rub it in your face. it even has Robert deniro and the cover has a joker card on it. lol

All of the andor lovers comments are fake bots

Nothing about this show was good

Andor has actually turned out to be my absolute favorite Star Wars content except for Empire Strikes Back. I've liked a lot of different stuff, like Rebels and I didn't hate Obi Wan like a lot of people did, but Andor was awesome. It did a GREAT job of showing a realistic Star Wars universe. As you state, the "world-building" was amazing. Just to contrast it with another recent big production, say, Rings of Power - where the world-building (except for the Numenor set and Moria) was atrocious. It goes to show the difference in showrunners - one who knows how to put on a production (like Gilroy) as opposed to those idiots working at Amazon studios. The plot also felt well put together and the characters reacted sensibly to all situations. Unlike Episodes 8 and 9 where either large stupid detours happened, or world breaking (suicide star ships) actions or in instance after instance, they'd find exactly what they needed, even if it was under a random location in a huge desert - to move the plot along to a wildly random location in a galaxy of 100,000 planets or whatever. Ahem. Andor reminded all those "creators" at Lucasfilm that they can make new planets, introduce new characters, races, whatever - and the fans will love it if you just TELL A GOOD STORY.

Andor is Disney finally letting an adult write SW. We all know it won't go beyond S2 and there won't be anithing similar in the near future (maybe in no future at all). But how good it was to have seen such a show. Abou Andor not being SW: lucky us it is not.

Wait, the 1st Disney Wars was pre dimensional shift of 2016?🤔 thats odd

Andor is by far the best Disney series thus far. Mandalorian is number two.