This looks really interesting: Rogue One recut and rescored in the style of a three-episode Andor arc that moves “its energy from emulating the jaunty, swashbuckling [original trilogy] to more in line with its prequel show’s feel”.
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Finishing up watching Andor (huge disappoint is numerous ways), will rewatch Rogue One.
But what I really want more than more Gilroyverse Andor is to see the Edwards cut of Rogue One. There has to be one. Whether it's available or accessible...
"...huge disappointment..." the perfect internet comment *chef's kiss*
(it could well be, absolutely, a huge disappointment but without specifying why... it's not as enriching a comment. I mean, I am actually interested in why you/ anyone/ would find it a "huge" disappointment.)
Do you prefer The Creator to Michael Clayton? I'd personally have no interest in an Edwards cut after looking at their respective CVs. Plus the original cut of Rogue One was Edwards' cut, which I heard described as a "disaster" that led to extensive reshoots by Gilroy.
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