Andrew Stober

Crude and very lowbrow. Not funny at all

This movie is the weakest in the franchise by far. There is no chemistry between the cast, it relies too heavily on the same tropes that get and over again to the point that it feels very predicate and boring. It was tough to finish. Plus, when the apocalypse happens, who cares about your pet cat or a piece of pizza. Couldn’t relate.

I preferred the last instalment, but this felt like a worthy addition to the franchise. There was a few moments of janky cgi, and at time the action scenes almost felt goofy, but overall I really enjoyed it. Worth the ticket price. Dementus was a great villain.

I initially gave this series a 2 out of five, but after the third episode I cannot in good conscience hold that position. This series is quite possibly the worst written tv show of all time.

Ironic that so many comedians were involved, and yet the film was offensively unfunny

Very, very powerful. Very moving and well executed.

It doesn’t even deserve a single star.

It’s terrible. Low budget choreography, zero talent writing, and protagonist that no one cares about. Only the deaf and blind could enjoy this show.

Finally a star wars show that isn't made for 5 year olds. The writing and dialogue is refreshingly engaging. It moves at a slow pace and takes its time, but it's well done. You can tell there was more thought and attention put into this compared to Obi-Wan and especially Book of Boba Fett. The budget and effects seem to be higher quality, too. One thing I particularly enjoy is that the Imperials aren't portrayed as bumbling idiots like they have been in previous star wars shows. The threat seems real, the rebel's cause seems desperate, and Andor does a good job at showing the disparity of the massive Imperial juggernaut compared to a rag-tag group of underpowered freedom fighters. In other words, unlike Book of Boba and Obi-Wan... it's not a cartoon. I'm grateful to experience some writing quality and effort put into the star wars universe again.

Really poorly acted (actress for Leia is brutal). Chase scene is just goofy… three grown men fall over themselves and can barely catch a waddling 9 year old girl. Compared to Stranger Things which just dropped, it’s not even in the same league writing/editing/acting/wise. It’s clearly designed for really young children. Show would be 50% better without Leia, like holy smokes.