This story arc isn't mine. The slow burning doesn't work here because there just isn't that much of an atmosphere. The prison part is simply repetitive and incredibly predictable. I am happy they finally got to the point. I like however that Andy Serkis' character is revealed to have more to him than simply being a lapdog and I liked his development in terms of becoming uncertain in regards to his release - or everyone's for that matter. But as I said all very predictable. And I just don't care for the prisoners. Rather I am annoyed that they drag it out so much. Andor will get out because he will experience Rogue One. There is also no visible connection to the rebellion in that story and not even anything that shows a growing motivation in Andor to join the rebellion so far. The interrogations suffered from Star Wars interrogations being notoriously ungruesome and not fruitful. So I wasn't very invested in that although surprised that Bix actually spilled everything. The connection to the heist that was drawn simply by the fact that he was shaven is a bit farfetched though.
Shout by LeNodosVIP BlockedParentSpoilers2022-11-09T14:24:42Z
This story arc isn't mine. The slow burning doesn't work here because there just isn't that much of an atmosphere. The prison part is simply repetitive and incredibly predictable. I am happy they finally got to the point.
I like however that Andy Serkis' character is revealed to have more to him than simply being a lapdog and I liked his development in terms of becoming uncertain in regards to his release - or everyone's for that matter. But as I said all very predictable. And I just don't care for the prisoners. Rather I am annoyed that they drag it out so much. Andor will get out because he will experience Rogue One. There is also no visible connection to the rebellion in that story and not even anything that shows a growing motivation in Andor to join the rebellion so far.
The interrogations suffered from Star Wars interrogations being notoriously ungruesome and not fruitful. So I wasn't very invested in that although surprised that Bix actually spilled everything. The connection to the heist that was drawn simply by the fact that he was shaven is a bit farfetched though.