Rix Road
- El episodio se transmitió el 23 nov 2022
- TV-14
- 57min
CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
9.2/10
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TU CALIFICACIÓN
Cassian regresa a casa con Ferrix, un yesquero que está experimentando una chispa de rebelión.Cassian regresa a casa con Ferrix, un yesquero que está experimentando una chispa de rebelión.Cassian regresa a casa con Ferrix, un yesquero que está experimentando una chispa de rebelión.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Muhannad Ben Amor
- Wilmon
- (as Muhannad Bhaier)
Opiniones destacadas
Whoa, this episode was powerful stuff, taking a huge step back from Sci-Fi fantasy and placing us right in the heart of an experience seen first hand through the centuries right here on planet Earth, things we've seen first hand or through news media, the marching, the tension, the oppressive state holding people down, a simmering anger waiting to boil over, this isn't Star Wars anymore, it's a view outside your own window, wherever your from, whatever your politics. You can't argue that this show is brave and so on point at telling a story that's happening right now on our own planet, and to think it was Disney who gave the nod, for a change I say "well done them."
Watching this from episode one thru to the end, I was constantly worried they'd lose their nerve and mess it up. So watching the credits roll on this scintillating finale, I felt a dizzying combination of relief and ecstasy. They didn't just bring it home intact, they put a gold cap on what has been the most refreshing tv I've seen since in decades and delivered a thrilling and heartfelt denouement that took the building momentum of the entire 12 episodes and channeled it into a punch to the face of tyrants everywhere. Andor is nothing short of a masterpiece of understatement; a thunderous testament to the power of a single idea and the balls to build an entire show around it. Stunning!
Cassian returns to Ferrix for the funeral.
This is a very strong finish to the season with great tension and character moments.
The plot mostly follows the funeral from the perspective of several characters and in doing so it gradually increases the tension to a great boiling point moment. This is superbly done by the writers and filmmakers.
It has some very strong scenes of political rebellion against oppression and this is exactly what the story requires. One moment made the hairs on the back stand up and feels like a plausible depiction of a powder keg situation. It all feels part of the Star Wars universe and should be appreciated by fans who admire the underlying themes of the movies and not just the action-adventure aspect.
All the cast are excellent but the standout performance for me is by Fiona Shaw.
As ever the visuals, sound, and editing is superb. Watch out for the mid-credits scene which is another nerdgasm moment and links brilliantly to the Narkina 5 episodes.
This is a very strong finish to the season with great tension and character moments.
The plot mostly follows the funeral from the perspective of several characters and in doing so it gradually increases the tension to a great boiling point moment. This is superbly done by the writers and filmmakers.
It has some very strong scenes of political rebellion against oppression and this is exactly what the story requires. One moment made the hairs on the back stand up and feels like a plausible depiction of a powder keg situation. It all feels part of the Star Wars universe and should be appreciated by fans who admire the underlying themes of the movies and not just the action-adventure aspect.
All the cast are excellent but the standout performance for me is by Fiona Shaw.
As ever the visuals, sound, and editing is superb. Watch out for the mid-credits scene which is another nerdgasm moment and links brilliantly to the Narkina 5 episodes.
This was an amazing way to close of the season! Its great to see a finale or conclusion that doesn't feel rushed instead it concludes everything that was set up, while also making us excited for season 2! It all began on Ferrix!
This episode had some very tense moments! You can slowly feel that it is building towards something waiting to go off! It was dark, mature and realistic! The action was great in terms of direktion! The empire truely felt like a great and you could feel the webs of influence and control! The speech was amazing in terms of how the empire was described and the actors once again did a great job!
Overall i have enjoyed this show a lot! More than i thought! A very welcome surprise within the Star Wars Canon and a lecture for future Disney+ shows!
This episode had some very tense moments! You can slowly feel that it is building towards something waiting to go off! It was dark, mature and realistic! The action was great in terms of direktion! The empire truely felt like a great and you could feel the webs of influence and control! The speech was amazing in terms of how the empire was described and the actors once again did a great job!
Overall i have enjoyed this show a lot! More than i thought! A very welcome surprise within the Star Wars Canon and a lecture for future Disney+ shows!
10poseyfan
Andor has one over-arching narrative: morality will always fight back. Luthen's ideologies work to an absolute pinnacle. The tighter the Empire closes its fist, the more erratic the revolt will be. Take what Nemik's manifesto stated: "The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear." This dialogue is purely stunning.
Episode 12 was no exception to the fantastic storytelling we have come to see from Tony Gilroy and Co. Everything culminates in satisfying fashion on Ferrix; I am beyond excited for the second season.
Andor makes not only Rogue One better; it makes the whole Star Wars universe richer. I now know with a fuller knowledge what the rebels were fighting for in the Original Trilogy.
This TV show was masterfully crafted into a gritty, full and genuine class of storytelling.
Episode 12 was no exception to the fantastic storytelling we have come to see from Tony Gilroy and Co. Everything culminates in satisfying fashion on Ferrix; I am beyond excited for the second season.
Andor makes not only Rogue One better; it makes the whole Star Wars universe richer. I now know with a fuller knowledge what the rebels were fighting for in the Original Trilogy.
This TV show was masterfully crafted into a gritty, full and genuine class of storytelling.
¿Sabías que…?
- TriviaThe funerary stone that Brasso carries has the following text written on it in Bazeese script: Maarva Andor and the dates 7895.330.9-7972.216.4. In an earlier scene, Cassian touches his adopted father's funerary stone, which reads Clem Andor, 7896.39.5-7959.318.3.
- ErroresAt several points during Maarva's funeral procession, the wind instrument players' fingers are not moving despite the notes changing.
Wind instruments can produce multiple different notes in the same position by the player adjusting the harmonic or 'partial' they are playing on (ie playing higher or lower). This is how brass instruments can play more than a few notes with only 3 valves.
- Citas
Karis Nemik: [Recording] There will be times when the struggle seems impossible. I know this already. Alone, unsure, dwarfed by the scale of the enemy. Remember this. Freedom is a pure idea. It occurs spontaneously and without instruction. Random acts of insurrection are occurring constantly throughout the galaxy. There are whole armies, battalions that have no idea that they've already enlisted in the cause. Remember that the frontier of the Rebellion is everywhere. And even the smallest act of insurrection pushes our lines forward. And then remember this. The Imperial need for control is so desperate because it is so unnatural. Tyranny requires constant effort. It breaks, it leaks. Authority is brittle. Oppression is the mask of fear. Remember that. And know this: the day will come when all these skirmishes and battles, these moments of defiance will have flooded the banks of the Empire's authority and then there will be one too many. One single thing will break the siege. Remember this. Try.
- ConexionesFeatured in The 75th Primetime Emmy Awards (2024)
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- Tiempo de ejecución
- 57min
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- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1
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