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People walking with purpose: thats the visual motif ofAndorso far, especially in its second episode.
Cassians walk is then intercut with Ferrix workers hanging up their equipment and presumably heading home.
Then again, anyone who has tried to sell something on Craigslist will probably sympathize with the rigamarole.)
If youre going to make a transparently transitional episode, this is how to do it.
Its brisk, detail-packed, and great-looking.
(Props for really doing damage with those arrows.)
(Granted, I havent seen theHoliday Specialin full; who knows whats in there.)
Its chaste by any standard but noteworthy in the current Marvel/Star Warsaxis of sexlessness.
The bell-hammer guy strikes in the morning.
In another age, his action figure would already be on the shelves.
The Tony Gilroy aesthetic is pretty damn far removed from the J. J. Abrams aesthetic.
Its something a war-movie screenwriter would come up with.
