Ghorman rebellion for the second season raises a pair of cinema classics

Thanks to “Star Wars Rebels”, We knew that the Gorman massacre was something that would reach his head at some point during this season of “Andor”. This third batch of episodes in the second season gave us a look at how to prepare the imperial security office to Gorman in the protest, how they formed Hungarian feelings against Gorms, and how they crushed them with superior fiery force. Now that we have seen the eighth episode of this second season and played the same massacre, we are able to understand the complete corruption in which the empire is working. It was disgusting that he was raising the Cyle Soller, and this says a little given that he was very devoted to the matter caused by the empire.

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The protest is not without Glorman and a massacre, followed by echoes of the films from the past, and there are two in particular they feel influential and add a lot to the tissue of the ring.

There is a poetic thing about how French is already similar to the Gorman language. It was built, a word with a word, based on French audio. The vision of people with this French feeling in their language and a deep resistance against the occupiers who have long been coded as the military Nazis was always a strong image of the “stars war”, especially since the “Star Wars” had always had a political symbolism at the forefront.

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No wonder film makers create a moment that raises the same amazing emotional influence as a classic movie that deals with the French resistance against the Nazis. In the famous Michael Cortez movie of 1942 “Casablanca”, the French People Association is drowned at the American American Café in the hatred of the Nazis by singing a heart attack for their national anthem, “Les Marseilles“ It is one of the best moments in a movie full of great moments, and every time I watch it, I managed to bring her to crying without failure. He speaks to people who have not lost hope in their country in the face of this evil and tyranny, and they are ready to stand regardless of the consequences. In Gorman, they have the same conviction because they sing their hymn in the faces of the empires who feel ready to do violence. It is an emotional moment in the episode, and switching this moment from “Casablanca” to “Star Wars” in a new and unexpected way.

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In the 1925 classic Sergey Estenship Estenship pothmkin, there is a notorious sequence known as “Odyssea’s steps”. The film tells the story of the Russian sailors on board pothmkin And they rebelled during the 1905 revolution. In the last act of the film, there is a group of civilians watching them chanting, but a group of Cossacks arrives, and the civilians are transported in a field from the highest drawer and opened the fire during their march. These pictures have become a creative cup throughout the history of the movie. This was the origin of the stroller on the stairs while people were killing, and they repeated the most famous in the “outcast”. When it comes to the “Star Wars”, George Lucas found an inspiration in this sequence of Anakin Skywalker against the Jedi temple on the stairs alongside the 501 at “Revenge of the Sith”.

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But we get a copy of it here in “AndOr”, as Stormroopers from the empire arranges civilian demonstrators in Gorman to the square – A box is already mentioned by a previous massacre on the site – They shoot them one by one. It raises the same terrible feelings presented by Sergei Eisinstein on the film more than a hundred years ago, adding to this long line of the history of the movie and adds to the vocabulary of this very effective language of cinema, which shows us two mail people who die under the heels of tyrants and their soldiers.

This sequence was in “AndOr” brutally and shocking, and it tends to these two moments in the history of cinema, where they lend to attract this, adding this to further, which proves again that the directors behind them “Andor” have an impressive mastery of the cinematic language.

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The second season “AndOr” ends with three episodes next week on Disney+.