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What are you on about? Bratt's performance was as excellent as the writing.

Sigh. Not this bullshit again. Rian Johnson loves Star Wars, which is why he created the best Star Wars movie since the 1980s.

Consider yourself lucky. I read 3-4 star wars books and, granted, it was a long time ago. But they were among the books most beloved by fans. And they were absolutely terrible. I've read a few of the comics, some from the prequel era and a few from the post-Disney era. They were....fine...

By the way, one of the other things I'm very grateful for this show doing is that it didn't find it necessary to needlessly kill off its supporting characters. I was worried that, since so many important characters don't appear in canon in the events we know take place after the show's...

Tony Gilroy is now on record as saying they wanted to use K2 sparingly for numerous reasons: You can't really bring along a hulking Imperial droid on most undercover missions and having him around while he's so powerful gets the characters out of danger too easily.

He dies from a lot of blaster fire. However, there's another KX droid on Jedha that Jyn fells with a single shot. So, yeah, there's a pretty big inconsistency there.

It was a stupid theory because not everyone in SW is a jedi. It was based on dumb crap like, "ooh, Luthen carries a stick! Maybe he's a Jedi!" Dumb fan service-y crapola from small-minded people who have to find meaningless "connections" between every bit of SW lore. As for the "items in...

It was a garbage theory.

Let's discuss some horrible fan theories that fortunately did not come true in this series (not that Gilroy et al would have made such obviously bad choices, but what the heck?) I'll go first: Cassian's sister is: Kleya, Bix, Dedra Kleya is Princess Leia Luthen is a secret Jedi

That's just EU bullshit that someone came up with later to "explain" the relatively small number of TIEs seen in the movie. That requires no explanation whatsoever and makes no sense in any event. The Empire sent TIEs, the number is irrelevant.

Is that a joke? We're supposed to "know" that planet is Scarif because it looks like the most generic blue-green planet ever? Gimme a break. At no point does the show or Rogue One make it clear that Scarif has any connection to the Death Star other than housing "a copy of the plans" there...

The foreign aggressors don't get to make that call.

Seems weird for Bix to go back to Mina Rau. Seems like after having huge amounts of Imperial soldiers killed while conducting a routine "audit" that the Empire would have ground that planet down, or, at the very least, stationed a permanent presence there.

You don't think that, after chasing someone for 5 years, it's not interesting and germane and relevant to actually see that person finally crack the case? My favorite Sherlock Holmes story is the one where he doesn't explain at all his methodology or how he arrived at his conclusions. He just...

The only distinction is that Kaido fired the first shot because the Ghormans didn't take the bait. But Dedra did everything she could for years to radicalize the Ghormans. The end result was always going to be the same. The only difference is that Kaido fired first which, fair enough, wasn't...

It drove me nuts that they kept calling her a "terrorist" in the show. Her homeland was literally under a hostile foreign occupation. In no way, shape, or form does that make someone trying to repel that invading force a "terrorist."

It's not hyperbole to say it's a masterpiece nor that it's the best Star Wars.

Where does the Rebellion commit terrorist acts?

As a result of the truncated seasons and the cramming together of SO much story, what should have been a couple of very key moments in the plot happen entirely after the fact, with just a mention. We should have SEEN Dedra actually continuing to dig about Axis and finally getting a piece of...

Well, wookieepedia is one thing, but that was never mentioned in Rogue One or at any point in Andor.