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I'm almost 40 and grew up watching these movies. Possibly controversial take, but for me, this is the best Star Wars movie. This and Andor are by far my favorite Star Wars content.

Probably my favorite of all the newer Star Wars movies

They were building the Death Star for 20 years. They had problems getting the laser to work with the kaibur crystal, which is why the father is important. But this didn't happen as episode 4 was happening. It happen just before episode 4. So Luke is still on Tattoine complaining to his uncle about something

The blind guy wasn't a Jedi, just a force user.

This movie went through major rewrites. The teaser trailers they originally used for this film mostly had footage which ended up being scrapped and not shown in the Final Cut. And it still ended up being what most fans wanted. It is a fantastic film and gave us an incredible Darth Vader hallway scene at the end. And it just goes to show that not every movie should have a happy ending. Sometimes the heroes must suffer and/or perish for the greater good. This movie succeeded on so many levels.

What you need to understand about Saw (Forrest Whittaker [sp?]) is he had been fighting since the Clone Wars. He's lost family, friends, those close to him (like so many others), and he was just tired of fighting. He had been fighting for so long that I think the fight was all fought out of him, and he just wanted peace and rest. He knew Jyn had that Spark of Rebellion in her and just needed something to force her hand into accepting her role and her fate. Everyone by this point (right before the events of Ep. 4 A New Hope), not least Saw Guererra, that one wonders how many more were just sick and tired of fighting and just sick and tired of being sick and tired. Those that stuck it out, yes, are heroes, but so is poor Saw who fought the fight he felt compelled to fight.

George Lucas originally wanted red squadron to be blue but due to the technology being used at the time the color blue did not work during filming so they had to go with one that did. This movie also explains why no one from blue squadron made it to the battle of Yavin.

We refer to the '1st one' as "A New Hope". It makes it easier to differentiate. Rogue One is easily my favourite Star Wars film since the Original Trilogy.

Knowing the episode #’s will help you so much chronologically with the overall story, what year each movie was made only matters for the tech available to make it

Best land battle. Best droid. Best Vader scene. Each time i watch it edges closer to being my favourite.

For reference "the first one" was just called Star Wars (no episode, no subtitle) when it first came out (1977). When the "first one " was rereleased (just before the "second one" was released) everyone who went to see it again said WTF when Episide !V: A New Hope appeared on he screen.

On the SW timeline, this is basically Episode 3.9. The start of the movie is during the beginning of construction of the Death Star, and the end gives the full story of the opening of the first movie, Star Wars (Episode 4: A New Hope). The first movie was the first movie because George Lucas only had clout and cash from American Graffiti, and the first movie has fewer set pieces, and much of the action can be an off screen exposition dump, very theatrical. After the first movie was the first blockbuster the budget expanded and every entry in the series became technically superior due to increasingly limited constraints. Rogue One is also one of my favorites. You should watch the "Andor" prequel. Then rewatch Rogue One, 4, 5, 6, and then start "The Mandalorian". You can do the refresh on your own time if so inclined, but a more experienced understanding and appreciation might be interesting. Love the channel keep it up.

@MRLBOYDMOVIEREVIEWS I don't know if someone has already addressed this, but the reason for the abysmal aim between the storm troopers and the clone troopers, is that the clones were decommissioned sometime between the prequels and the original trilogies. The storm troopers are conscripted soldiers from across the galaxy, and the clones were cloned from Jango Fett, who also assisted with their training. So the clones had better training than the storm troopers. Hopefully this helps if it wasn't already explained.

This entire movie is based on one line from Episode 4.. where Mon Mothma is talking to the assembled pilots (including Luke) and they're detailing the Death Star's weakness. Mon Mothma chimes in and says "This information was gained at great cost" ... that one line, plus the opening of episode 4.. is all that created this entire story.

I saw the originals in theater (in the '70s and '80s) so I will always have a softspot for them. Having said that, this is my favorite of the "new" ones.

This movie does a good idea of making us realize that in real life, not every hero survives. Often in war, there are a lot of forgotten and unsung heroes who's sacrifice led to victory. Each of these persons (and droids) were crucial to getting the plans. Which then got into R2D2, and later Obiwan Kenobi. Which resulted in the Princess rescue. Which led to the Rebels using the data to destroy the weakness in the Death Star. All those events, and the victory, was the result of many sacrifices. And in my opinion that is a strength of this movie, that Disney did not shy away from the idea of Good wins, but everyone dies. Because at the level of danger that these people were going up against, as an underground movement resisting a galactic empire with planet destroying capabilities. Logically, a lot a lot a lot of people would be deleted along the way to achieve victory. "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants" - Thomas Jefferson

The Death Star laser didn't miss, it directly hit the dish on the top of the tower (cutting off any communications) and impacted some miles away.

This movie leads directly into episode 4 (the first movie). If you want to see more of this kind of action there is a series called "Andor" on the Disney service and it is very good. It follows how Cassian Andor ends up at this place in this movie and it is about the birth of the Rebel Alliance. They are still working on the second season and it will be out at some point, but season 1 was phenomenal... The actor who played Cassian did come back for the series. I would highly recommend checking it out at some point. Probably the best Star Wars series we have seen at this point... The force and Jedi or Sith are not in the focus in it, so you kind of see what it is like for the "regular" people. The ending of Rogue One is kind of meh when you know exactly about what this movie is about. It is really beautiful to say at least. And it does have that Vader scene at the end where he goes ham... He really was an unstoppable force at this point. Zero chance other than to run.

The ending of this movie is the opening of episode 4. Those are the plans that Vader is looking for when you first meet him.

There is an unconfirmed theory that the Stormtroopers aim was intentionally innacturate in the 4th (first) movie, because Tarkin needed them to escape with the tracker on the falcon. Even Obiwan called Imperial stormtrooper aim precise.

The Andor series on Disney+ is the backstory of Cassin Andor and the birth of the Rebellion. If you liked Rogue One you’ll love the Andor series.

The ending of this movie actually transitions directly into the beginning of A New Hope. Sidenote, it's just easier to refer to them by name, that's how you avoid the whole "first movie" thing haha

Peter Cushing's appearance in Rogue One as (Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin) was completely CGI as he died in 1994, that why he looked the same as this is set before episode 4

just a quick note. Saw Gurara is a character from the clone wars animated show. He is basicly a man that has been a rebel for years/ a decade even. He has lost his family, his sister, and at this point most of his body parts. He is tired

I'll keep this as short as possible. In the beginning, 1977 specifically, there was Star Wars, and only Star Wars, and it was good. Then, in 1980, The Empire Strikes Back was released and Yoda was launched upon the world, and it was even better. In 1981, Star Wars was rebranded "A New Hope," although we pretty much still just called it ""Star Wars." In 1983 came Return of The Jedi, which ended the whole thing, and that was pretty much all the Star Wars there was for well over a decade. I mean movie-wise. There were a couple cartoons, a few made for tv movies about the Ewoks.There were some novels, comic books, video games and breakfast cereals. The prequels didn't come out until 1999, with Phantom Menace, which became Episode 1 and about 80% of the population hated Jar Jar Binks (which isn't really relevant, but I always like to bring it up, because he sucks). Some time in the early 2000's was when Episode 4's rebranding of "A New Hope" really got leaned into.

This movie is loosely based on and greatly expands the one chapter at the end of the 3rd Han Solo book that was written back in the 1990's. Jyn's character is based on Han Solo's first love (Bria) that left him and joined the Rebellion and became the leader of an elite rebel group called the Red Hand. They were the ones that infiltrated the facility to steal the deathstar plans and sent them to Leia on her ship. It was basically a suicide mission and they all died. After that last chapter is the epilogue where it shows Han and Chewie on Tatooine about to meet and old man and a teenage boy who are wanting passage to Alderaan. I loved Rogue One, but I also hated how much they changed from those books that I grew up reading.

The thing with the stormtrooper aim is, that it’s actually very good. I mean they are elite soldiers. But on the deathstar they were ordered not to kill the protagonists so that they could find the rebel base with the beacon. Leia even says that

You HAVE to watch the Andor series! Same writer and t's even better!

The blind one is not a Jedi. He and the gunner are/were Guardians of the Whills. They used to guard the Kyber Temple, but the Empire mined all the Kyber. So "mining disaster" is not so bad a cover story.

You really need to watch the Andor series, a great watch, and the back half of it is amazing.

Takes place between Revenge of the Sith, and the very beginning of A New Hope. This whole movie is referenced in the scrolling description of A New Hope. MC Riz is the pilot and references Star Wars 2x in his verse on the track "Immigrants" from the Hamilton Mix Tape

From the moment I first saw Rogue One I have been saying that it is basically a British war movie set in the Star Wars universe :) It has exactly the same feel with characters that are heroic and doing what they think is right in the moment without being Hollywood HEROIC!!!!!!!!!! :D

Yup. I'm 52 years old so, for 30+ years, Empire was the best Star Wars movie of all time. And then I saw this. Perfection.

K2S0 is voiced by Alan Tudyk who has done lots of voices like King Candy (Wreck-it Ralph), Sunny (IRobot), etc. Also many live performances such as Tucker & Dale vs Evil, Firefly, A Knights Tale, Deadpool 2, and Steve the Pirate (Dodgeball)

If you watch Andor, make sure to stay for the post-credits scene after the last episode!

I saw this movie About a month after carrie fisher passed and it brought tears to my eyes to see her in this one a fitting tribute in my opinion

I'm proud to say, after i judged you pretty (maybe too) harshly for the Machete Order, I actually quite like your Star Wars series and unique perspective. I think everyone in the comments should rally for him to watch Andor, given his enjoyment of this one and pretty thorough understanding of it.

Generally, I think "the first movie" means Episode IV, also called "A New Hope" - which came out in 1977; and "episode one" means the first movie in the series, Episode I, also called "The Phantom Menace".

Once upon a time, Rogue One and Game of Thrones had a secret love child, and they called it The Expanse. The original concept for The Expanse was for an MMPRPG, but after doing immense and immaculate research the co-authors, Ty Frank and Daniel Abraham, realized that wasn't going to happen due to funding, so they turned it into a tabletop RPG. After playing the tabletop game with friends, including George R.R. Martin, (Ty Frank was his assistant), they had a cool storyline and characters, so they turned it into a novel series, (9 novels, 7 novellas, and 2 short stories.) The novel series was so popular it was made into a TV series, (now on Amazon,) which was so popular it was made into the Telltale RPG you are playing, bringing it full circle back to the original concept. (The game, btw, takes place before the events in the books/show.)

All 9 movies of the Skywalker Saga begin with an introduction and are titled as episodes 1-9. The "first" movie, A New Hope, was episode 4.

The tan troops are called Shoretroopers, and are specialised for beach-like environments. The black ones are Death Troopers, special forces with advanced training and physical augmentations. There are many variants of Stormtrooper that are specialised for certain roles or environments.

Great reaction. Donnie Yen, the blind force sensitive martial artist, is a talented kung fu practitioner, he mixes multiple martial arts including MMA and wing chun kung fu. You should check out the Ip Man series (a Hong Kong movie dramatic marital arts biopic series about Bruce Lee’s original instructor). Great fights and interesting story line.

I call this "The Dirty Dozen Saves Private Ryan from the Guns of Navarone," referencing past WWII movies that it has sequences to remind me of. I saw the original Star Wars (later called "A New Hope") on the first weekend of its release in 1977. I left the theater than night elated. I saw this movie in the first weekend of its release, and it was the only other Star Wars movie that left me with the same feeling of elation. The blend into the original movie had been a well-kept and welcomed surprise.

BTW - The first movie made (1977) is number four in the series. The name of the movie is A NEW HOPE

Great reaction and insights! This film mostly happens within days prior to A New Hope 4, so this one can be considered 3.5 in that order. Truly a great Star Wars film - I rank it second after Empire Strikes Back for many of the same reasons you have mentioned. Thanks for posting!

When Boyd said "They seem like a great crew, let's see more of them" Is there a Rouge 2? I was like uh oh!!! Wait until he finds out 🤣🤣🤣

The thing about warp in ST is that you're not moving. The space around you is moving. You could technically fly through planets or stars because you're not colliding with them; the space around you is passing through them. Several other systems on the ship are making sure you don't come out of normal space within matter or extreme gravity.

You pulled a Yoda in your commentary, "consistently beautiful to look at, this movie is" 😂, fantastic.

25:25 this is the first Star Wars movie that wasn't "Episode something," so some very deliberate cinematography choices were made to lean into it being something a little new. Giacchino also did an excellent job capturing that vibe with the music.

You can just refer to the first Star Wars movie released as Episode IV. George Lucas included that in the opening crawl not only because he had an outline of backstory for the film that he hoped he might make one day, but also because we wanted to evoke the feeling of coming into an old Saturday Matinee film, like Flash Gordon serial, part way through the series.

In the first film, the opening crawl literally says, "Rebel spaceships, striking from a hidden base, have won their first victory against the evil Galactic Empire. During the battle, rebel spies managed to steal secret plans to the Empire's ultimate weapon, the Death Star, an armored space station with enough firepower to destroy an entire planet. Pursued by the Empire's sinister agents, Princess Leia races home aboard her starship, custodian of the secret plans that can save her people and restore freedom to the galaxy..." This entire film is based on those three sentences there, and the original Star Wars is about what happens afterward. Also, "Star Wars" (if you saw it before 1981) or "A New Hope" (if you didn't see it until 1981 or later) is THE FIRST ONE. "The Phantom Menace," on the other hand, is EPISODE ONE. Don't ever call Episode One the "first one," its heresy. I already mentioned it in another comment, but if you want to see what led up to this movie, the television series "Andor" gives us that back story and its fantastic. It has the same writers and director as this film and a star studded cast. Its supposed to be 2-3 seasons long, but only season 1 has aired on Disney+ yet. Great show, you should give it a watch.

Theres also a prequel show to this movie about Cassian Andor, and as someone who has been a star wars fans for years and seen everyrhing, it could be the best all around star wars thing they've made, original movies included.

18:29 K2-SO is a security Droid. Piloting is a secondary function. There are pilot droids with the vision capabilities you speak of

-The first time I saw this movie between two independent wrestling shows I worked. First show was on Friday in Columbia and the second was on Saturday, which was when I saw it, was in Orangeburg. I figure that traveling from Charleston to Columbia to Orangeburg and then back to Charleston made more sense than Charleston to Columbia to Charleston to Orangeburg to Charleston. Luckily, this had come out that weekend. -For your comment about the number of the movie, there was a tribute to George Lucas where Tom Hanks used that about his speech about the movies. It’s funny but it’s also a great representation of the confusion of the whole thing. -The biggest thing I noticed was that the feel was the closest to the original one. The prequels used a lot of CGI that you could clearly see that it was. This just felt like everything was 100% real. The technology looks exactly like in the originals. Also, you could feel where the characters were the focus of the filmmakers over the special effects. -Seeing “Peter Cushing” as Tarkin was weird. It reminded me of when I met the guy that my grandmother had been seeing, who looked exactly like my grandfather who had died about 10 years prior. -K2 was great choice for a droid to have if they weren’t going to have C3PO, who I popped over for his cameo. He made for a great character who brought an element of comedy without being all about the chuckles. -I loved the use of the footage of the fighter pilots calling in from A New Hope(To avoid confusion) with the arrack on Scarif. It was so great and, as you talked about, REALLY brought that connection to the series. -That Vader scene…… In that minute, Vader was Jason Voorhees. In that scene, I got chills of just how evil he came across. That final shot as they used that classic Empire theme with the slight variation at the end as Vader is watching as the Rebels get away was genius. I saw a special about Star Wars where they talked about that scene. After the original trilogy, Darth Vader went from being a villain who elicited fear to a marketable character that was used in commercials. Plus there was the end of Revenge of Sith with the “NOOOOOOOO!” that made him a bit emo. Considering how this was right before the start of the original trilogy, they knew they had to make him the Vader people saw then. I don’t like using the word but what they did was perfect. While I loved the scene, I could feel that initial fear I saw the first time I saw Darth Vader. -To tell you how much I loved this movie, I spent at least a minute in a bathroom stall at the theater crying my eyes out.

The first movie filmed...i.e. episode 4 in the 9 movie arc is called "A New Hope". And this movie happens right before episode 4. They mention all of them that died to get the plans to the Death Star. Also, what makes this movie great is that everyone dies. It's a war movie. A desperate mission.

"The 1st one" (A New Hope) is ep 4. This takes place right before that one begins, so between eps 3 and 4, between Revenge Of The Sith and A New Hope. Though a few decades of in universe time has passed since Revenge Of The Sith.

The actor you recognized as the famous martial artist is Donnie Yen, he is best known for his work with Wing Chun style in the Ip Man franchise. He played the title character, who is an important historical figure in the martial art world (& Ip Man was a master to Bruce Lee)

you should watch the first season of Andor. If you liked this I think you will like that as well

To let you understand about Rogue One, when they made the movie, they decided to mix modern cinematography to the the cinematography used back in the days of Star Wars 4, 5, 6, so they could use the same camera lenses used in those days back in the time to be used with modern cinematography of today, so the movie could be relatable to being from the era of Star Wars 4, 5, 6, as the movie is about the moment just before Star Wars 4! They used that kind of technology so it looks as all being following a motion of how everything looks from more the time pass!

George Lucas was a huge fan of the old flash Gordon movies in black and white. He purposely filmed all of his movies with the scrolling text and old wipes to emulate the flash Gordon films. The wipes were old techniques even for the 70s. Lucas not only knew what he was doing. He did it flawlessly.

I've seen every Star Wars movie when they each came out in theaters. Rogue One is my favorite of all of them

We're having opposite experiences - as I've gotten older, Trek has become more and more important to me and Star Wars has fallen more and more to the side. I still love Star Wars, but it's fantasy adventure. Trek is aspirational.

Yes, it's the same guy. A lot of extras & cameo characters have extensive histories in star wars, even if they didn't get any lines in the film. Like for example, do you remember the twi'lek jedi on Felucia (the giant flower planet in revenge of the sith shown in the order 66 montage)? Well her name is Aayla Secura, and she appears in a lot of stuff during that time period in-universe. She can also be seen in the background doing stuff in phantom menace & attack of the clones. Another example is all those bounty hunters vader hired in empire strikes back. Boba fett might've gotten the focus - but every single one of them have some very detailed background lore to them despite not having any lines or even being given a name in film.

One of the theories that try to explain the inconsistent trooper accuracy with blasters is that the force naturally effects reality around some people related to events in certain key nexuses kind of providing what appears to a lot of "lucky" circumstances. And while not completely overriding free will, the force always seems to favor those paths that lead to the final destiny of the chosen one. While those extremely adept at the force can foresee these possible pathways and either make predictions of the key turning points, and can sometimes manipulate them to delay the inevitable. (e.g. The emperor manipulates Anakin, Luke, and eventually Ben delaying things one generation each time, but the lines keep trying to converge). The other major explanation goes back to the original Lucas drafts where the movies we are watching are all the epic tails of from "The Journal of the Whills" an ancient collection of events once recovered from the memory banks of an old R2 droid unit and various other sources. These stories were compiled and circulated, passed through generations of hands with different accounts and interpretations. Kind of like the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Gnostic Texts, etc. This is why each of the films began with an opening paragraph of text. But this means that every work in the Star Wars universe is just the surviving Hero stories, the operatic tales, the tales of folklore. Thus the ability to just constantly miss blaster bolts or have perfect timing on events "just is" because its how these bits and pieces of long lost history need in order to connect all the different versions of these tales.

Rogue One is a really, really good, underrated film. Loved Chirrut Imwe and K2-S0 best. Liked your analysis.

The ending of this film goes immediately into the beginning of episode IV. The plot of this film is directly from the line crawl in the beginning of episode IV.

He was so outrageously confused by A New Hope I'm really surprised he kept going. His first Star Wars reaction was so riddled with questions that he totally missed any joy of the movie. At least he continued with the franchise in spite of his dumbfounded over-analizations.

Absolutely beautiful movie and characters. Something that I notice most reactors miss is that they are only testing the Death Star with a single reactor as opposed to the regular full power blast that instantly destroys planets. The long term effects on that planet surface must be absolutely devastating eventually though. LoL I totally agree that this movie does a great job of showing the true destructive force of the Death Star. The more realistic military style of the movie was awesome. I recommend this movie alot.

Good to see you man. Hope your well and healthy!

I hope that you watch ANDOR. Superior writing. Great acting. 🤞✌️

Andor is the next must-watch. It shows the darkness and threat of the empire. It really makes u understand why the rebellion has to sacrifice everything to come to this point. Once 2nd season is finished it’s supposed to end where roque one begins (so no milking the cow endlessly). It’s pure quality with some mindblowing goosebumps moments

That hammer head corvette is a left over from what is called the Old Republic which was ar wound 3,000 years before this movie took place.

Hey In The Star Wars Timeline This Movie is The 20 Years Between Episode 3 & 4 ! Episode 4 Is “The New Hope “ Where Luke Comes in

When you think about it, it makes sense that the Death Star stormtroopers would likeky be trainees or cadets. There is no reason to have your best and most capable guys being protected on a remote battle station. Those guys would be deployed where needed.while the newbies would be in training on the death star.

Best star wars movie to date. Also, we just talk about them by episode number. The first one was episode 4. The best way to watch the first 6 though is 451236, because it turns the prequels into a flashback sequence after the Vader reveal.

If you like this I strongly suggest you react to the series ANDOR, it’s a prequal to this movie and in my opinion is one of the best produced, best acted series in the star wars catalog

The small actions of the many forgotten names are what win wars.

There is a great skit from the Mandalorian where two stormtroopers are trying to shoot a tin can that's a few feet away...they miss every time.

by the way, this movie takes place several days before the event's of A New Hope (the first one you watched) hope this helps

This movie provides an explanation for why the rebels were able to so simply destroy the Death Star. That was perhaps the biggest plot hole in the original movie, the idea that such a powerful weapon would have so careless a design flaw - the answer, sabotage from within.

This is tied for my #1 with The Empire Strikes Back. I highly recommend the Andor series which is about Cassian prior to this movie.

This is the BEST reaction I have seen for this film. Subscribed.

Rogue One tells the story of how the Rebels received the Death Star plans and who was behind it. It takes place shortly before Leia is captured in Episode IV ( A New Hope).

The tan ones are shore troopers, they specialize in beach and water front combat

interesting fact the whole basis of coffee this standalone spinoff is a single line from the opening crawl of A New Hope (episode IV) "....the rebellion has just scored its first major victory against the empire stealing the plans for the death star..."

I love this one too. It's exactly the kind of Star Wars content that I enjoy.

As a "thank you" for continuing to give Star Wars a chance, may I suggest a movie that is enjoyable for most fans of sci-fi: Galaxy Quest. One of it's many qualities is that it is a single movie, with a complete story. So we can all let our minds take a break from timelines.

After you finish the movie watching part of your journey, I recommend you start from Episode 1 all the way through in chronological order including The Clone Wars and Rebels which fill in many questions you've asked throughout your Star Wars journey. Now that you watched this movie, it literally rolls into the Star Wars Episode 4 and makes the opening scroll mean a whole lot more, now that you know the first major victory over the evil Empire.

I loved this movie because it showed how just regular people can win small victories that can help to win the war. It wasn’t superheroes or supersoldiers who stormed Normandy or blazed across Europe fighting the Nazis. Just regular men called to do extraordinary things. There were no Black Widow squads deleting Nazis at long distances in Soviet Russia. It was just teenaged girls and young women who stepped up to fight for their country using patience and marksmanship.

The tan ones are special because they help you sell more action figures.

Yup... was this my favorite beyond even the various animated series.

Easiest thing to do is refer to the 1977 Star wars as episode 4. This whole movie is based on a comment that princess Leia made in episode 4 when Han Solo asked what was so important what was that Droid carrying ( R2D2). She replied the plans to that battle station. This was when they were escaping the death Star after the rescue. Not sure if it was that the same moment or a different part in the movie when she referred to how many people died to to capture those plans. This is just the story of those heroes that captured the plans to the death Star and passed them on to princess Leia and the alliance.

Rogue 2 was one of the snow speeders that got blasted in episode 5. "Commander Skywalker this is Rogue 2 do you copy" "Captain Solo this is Rogue 2 do you copy" Han Solo: "Good morning nice to see you drop by" "Echo base this is Rogue 2 I found them repeat I found them"

31:26 Nope this is a few days before the first released Star Wars movie begins. If you pay close attention we see the demise of the original Red Five fighter pilot. Luke takes his place in Red Squadron during the attack on the Death Star.

Rogue One is the BEST Star Wars movie since the First 3. I loved the story... not having them have to rely on Jedi for the story... I love it.

Easily top 3 Star Wars movie. Might be my favorite.

The girl who plays Jin outclasses daisy ridley in every single way. She deserves far better

Andor is a fantastic series. I highly recommend that show to anyone who has not seen Star Wars.

I'm a HUGE Star Wars fan, loved Rogue One, and if you did, too, you should watch Andor. Also, The Mandalorian is awesome!