This is the most intense war film that I’ve seen in years. First few minutes shows a deep bond between the boys with everyone carrying out their highly skilled job while trying to laugh, then everything goes down hill and we the viewer go through a PTSD inducing experience with the squad. Only a crazy person could maintain their propagandized military fantasy. One unexpected thing that this movie taught me was an increased respect for our troops. Who would want to do this?
Just realizing that Andor food is all pretty healthy with nothing processed. Most appears to be mass grown but locally handled. Why is ours so bad?
Just finished filling out and copying government paperwork with my mother’s help. No better feeling than getting a bourbon when my back and mind is killing me.
In a society as large as modern states i can easily start to see the merits of training politicians from birth to be educated and act and serve for the state. Most now appear to be in it just for the money and power. Also, how can one put their
It’s interesting that the technology in Andor is super high tech but also super low tech. For instance it feels like computers barely exist in Star Wars or at least at the personal use level. Syril calls Dedra and she picks up on a video device with only four