Andor 1975 TV Intro (Spoilers)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ย. 2022
- It's 1975. A New Hope won't be released for another two years, and George Lucas is mostly known as the American Graffiti guy. You just finished watching the latest episode of Barney Miller.
"And now, we bring you tonight's TV movie premiere. Get ready to travel to a far away galaxy that existed a long, long time ago. It's the science fiction spectacular...ANDOR. Every Thursday night, only on ABC."
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Andor is property of Disney.
Andor (Main Title Theme) composed by Nicholas Britell
Andor 1975 Main Title Theme produced by Auralnauts
Written & Edited by Auralnauts
Narration - The Bass Orator
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This one is better because Andor is actually a watchable show!
Please release this full remix of the Andor theme it’s soooo good
do mando next!!!
maybe abi-wan kanobe can be done in 60s version
nah man im good.
Those three hammer hits of the bell tower synching up with the music was perfection.
Though I wonder if that is something that would have been done in the 70s?
@@DanielRMueller Oh without a *doubt!*
I was practically *_dying of laughter_* when I first heard the hammer hits in this track. Not because I thought it was stupid or anything like that but because my ASD brain found it _hysterically_ hilarious!
I cheered when they struck in time🎉
Came here to say the same. The whole thing was genius, but I was like "eeeYEEHHEHESSSSS!” for that part
Loved the classic Synths! Reliving the 70s vibe.. thanks…
0:26 Adria Arjona lifting her welding helmet then going immediately to freeze frame is deliciously spot on '70's style.
This dude hit the nail on the head with this one.
Yeah the running then that shot is so perfect
If someone made a sci fi show that had this campy tounge-in-cheek aesthetic all the way through, I think it would be a hit. Something that rode the line between being a serious show and parody, kinda like The Orville but paying homage to the 70s instead of the 90s.
The Bryar pistol shot was also perfect.
That was so good.
As far as I’m concerned, this is the actual intro for the show now.
I agree, we need a fan edit to splice it in before each episode.
So we replacing 4K stunning image with vintage retro animations? Lol
@condorjq26 I mean, the show's actual intro is pretty basic. No one's replacing the actual content with retro filters, it's just fun to think of this fun, hammy 70s style intro to a show based on a film *from* the 70s lol.
Agreed
Weirdly, I prefer the original, but that is solely for a specific reason. Look up something like "all Andor themes together" and you'll see what I mean.
The 0:32 laughing Stellan Skarsgård into serious face name card was so on point. You guys nailed the ASTHETIC
9 months later I just saw this and was gonna make the same comment you did. This is great.
Skaarsgard laughing and then showing up dead serious is perfectly on point
The Duality of Man...
Look at his range!
"I was acting"
Ccool
That was right out of the A-Team
I love how everything about Andor is so authentic to the original trilogy aesthetic that this doesn't even look weird or out-of-place as a retro TV intro
Yea, it was really jarring to me when something that could only be shot with modern techniques (i.e. the CGI ship shot at the end) was included.
except for that fucking AKM
Yes Andor feels like it's the most star wars had felt since the original trilligoy and I feel like making star wars into series just works so much better then movies as even obi Wan manged to work as a series better then a movie could.
@@thewewguy8t88 I feel like this and Mandalorian (especially early Mando) are like two different but equally authentic halves of Star Wars. Mandalorian is the Western, Flash Gordon, Kurosawa, Old Sci-Fi side, Andor is the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, World War II in Space, 70s retrofuture, Fascism vs Liberty side.
@@Frogkhan915 yeah and i think book of boba fett was just trying to be the sopranios in space lol.
The fact that the bassline is both a Dr Who reference and a great baseline for the actual theme is incredible
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fr-first thing i noticed
Yes it is isn’t it
Similar, but it's not
@@AlfonsoSRT well duh, it’s a reference, and they don’t want to get the video taken down. It’s a parody of if.
"Before there was hope in the galaxy, there was Andor" - I don't why but I like that line so much xD
Because it cleverly references that you should watch this before New Hope and you know that watching :
Ep123 > Andor > Rogue > 456 > the end
Is a way to go 😅
@@tonylight2761
"The end"
Indeed.
@@tonylight2761Tales Of the Jedi, (aprox 38-35 BBY) 1 (32 BBY), 2, Clone Wars, 3 (ends 19 BBY), Bad Batch (starts mid-3, as the next seasons of Clone Wars) Solo (aprox 10 BBY), Andor (5 BBY), Rebels (4-0 BBY), Rogue One (19-0 BBY- in fact, the last 5 minutes before the credits overlap with 4), 4 (0 marker is the battle at the end), 5, 6, Ewok Adventure movies, Boba Fett (spoiler: it starts mid-6, but then jumps ahead to 9 ABY), The Mandalorian, Ahsoka (technically starts after Mandalorian, S2E5, as a live-action sequel series to Rebels), 7 (34 ABY), 8, 9 (by now a year passed since 7)
Because it fits the 70s intro theme. And it fits the Star Wars timeline.
This honestly makes me realize how much I miss title sequences with faces matched to the actors' names. It was cheesy but you really came to remember the actors. Long opening sequences were banished to make room for commercials but with streaming programs with no fixed time, why not bring them back?
Because binge watching.
Yeah, by about the fourth episode in a row they get a little repetitive.
@@AlexLecorn there´s usually a skip-button (on legal platforms anyway....)
They already have. Game of Thrones, House of the Dragon, Foundation, any of the Disney+ MCU series (although they put them at the end like the movies)... They're not gone, just scattered among many others.
@@bartlbalazs streaming shows still have title sequences with credits, they just don't have the cheesy actor intros and come with a skip button. Like 1899 (brand new Netflix series), the Haunting of Hill House, Man In the High Castle, etc. Etc.
The clips from the show fit the 70s look so well, it makes you realize how faithful the aesthetic of the show is to the OT.
Reminds me a'lot of Blake's 7.
only graphics do not fit, too modern =D
Everything looks old with that filter
Bell tower guy is the best part
I read that as Old Testament before realizing you meant Original Trilogy.
This trailer actually led me to start watching Andor! And for that alone I am thankful.
2 months later what do you think?
@@ggt47 can’t wait for the next season :)
@@genericreference6969 Ah, victory!
@@christopherstein2024 Fight the Empire!
haha
The strings crescendoing as they escape the prison with Serkis leading the charge was peak content. Thank you for this
Agreed, it's fantastic
@@gonkdroid8279 Wait… y-you can talk?
I thought you were a Gonk Droid…
I love the “based on THX” line, that’s so niche but absolutely true
I was literally coming here to say the same thing. Glad I checked the comments first. I'll just boost the person who beat me by 12 minutes.
Not only that, but since 1975 predates Star Wars, putting THX as the inspiration is perfect.
@@bwminich True. Part of the joke - even a running joke throughout Lucas's films - is that THX-1138 kicked it all off, so Star Wars, itself, could be said to be inspired by THX-1138.
What's the connection? Is the plot similar to THX-1138?
@@gnbmanis Roy the general tone and themes, especially in the prison
Showing the actor's names while the characters are doing completely random things is so accurate
Reminded me of Magnum PI
Petition to have this be the season 2 trailer or opening.
Tony GIlroy is enough of a mad lad that he would probably at least consider it.
signed.
Signed.
Signed!
You have my signature
Those disco violins at 1:07 are just perfect. Perfect!
Bix flipping her mask up is literally perfect. Big 70's intro vibes.
Mr. T in A-Team
To state the obvious, whoever made this deserves an Oscar.
Agreed.
Emmy.
Nobel price
This is perfect. Every note, shot used, cut. Not a single thing would improve this masterpiece
Last video I expected to see Joov on. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
You know the show was awesome when you still get the chills despite the 1975 editing
I love how Andor’s name flashes in the middle of the video, and that upward crescendo of musical theme while Kino Loy and Andor are running is wonderful.
perfect i know 😂
I felt a bit 1999ey at that point.
Everything about this is hilarious and so on point. The deep voice, the synthesizer sounds, the actor introductions, and so on.
So great. Love it. Wish they did make a version of this show back in the late 70s. That would have been boppin.
Imagine this going up against two of Glen Larson's two shows from that period (the original "Battlestar Galactica" and "Buck Rogers").
@@rwboa22 That would have sucked to go up against those shows in the prime time schedule. I think I would have still watched BSG and Buck Rogers, and hope I could record Andor on Betamax.
the only thing missing is a final shot with "the team" all together laughing and sharing a joke at the end .... possibly in a hot tub with chicks in bikinis
OMG, yes! U have absolutely right. 👍😁
The opening is befitting also of early 1980s sci-fi / action-adventure title cards: think "Knight Rider" (1982-1986), "Automan" (1 season, 1983-1984), "Airwolf" (1984-1987), "Street Hawk" (1985), "Stingray" (1985-1987), "The A-Team" (1983-1987), "The Highwayman" (1 season, 1987-1988), "Super Force" (1990-1992), and maybe a few others that I couldn't bother to research.
Half of those ran for only one season, so, were cancelled early.
For me personally this is a monument to the best series of 2022 and the best Star Wars media in years. His name is: Andor!!
whats your favorite Star Wars movie? mines ep iv
@@snichelsticks8653 Rogue One, ROTS, and ROTJ
@@KeyboardPadawan A lot of Rs and Os hahaha
@@jackrutledgegoembel5896 Right?? The R movies are amazing!
I've watched this about 9 times, it's absolutely incredible
Try 90
Only 9? Watch it some more.
Are you kidding? That’s insultingly low
I think I'm on my 100 watch.
"Gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers in this racket."
Now I low-key want to watch the entirety of Andor and Rogue One with a retro filter on it just so it better matches up with the original trilogy aesthetically lol
Right? It has that grainy dirty feel 1977 ANH has. I’d totally rewatch Andor/RO with a 1970s filter on it fits so well with the ships and retro futuristic interiors.
@@BarberJ95
Right? I kinda wonder if even the prequel trilogy would feel more aligned with ot if you did this, because it might actually mask the digital elements better and give everything a more cohesive look.
I don't know about you, but I had a friend whose parents were early adopters of blue-ray and big screen TVs, and I remember watching 90s and 80s movies obviously made to be displayed on CRT monitors and thinking it looked horrible because the effects and sets all ended up looking terribly artificial and out of place.
Filters like the ones used on this video tend to unify all the visual elements so now I genuinly want this.
@@hian Prequels are perfectly cohesive visually as is. In fact it's so cohesive that many people mistake the practical effects for CGI.
Plus the prequels are supposed to look different. It's the gilded age Obi-wan spoke of in ANH, so it needs to be a bit shiny. Especially since it's at the center of the galaxy rather than on the edge like in the OT.
@@LordVader1094
You might think so, but I don't. And frankly speaking, I find it baffling that you'd argue otherwise.
There's a very clear distinction between the visual quality of the prequels - in that they look much better than the OT - and my point wasn't that I would want to put retro filter on them to make them "look better", but to make them look consistent with the OT on the level of visual fidelity, which they clearly are not.
The argument that they are is self-defeating and absurd, as made obvious by the fact that George Lucas felt it necessary to go back and remaster the OT and its visual effects.
The fact that some people struggle to differentiate between digital and practical effects in the PT is a red herring and not an argument since I said nothing on that front and you have no clue what I'm able to distinguish or not.
I am perfectly aware that the PT had more practical effects than the OT by far, but that's also a red herring because they ALSO have far more digital effects - most of which have aged and don't look very good on modern displays in resolutions like 4K etc. But also, don't look consistent with the digital effects in the OT, which have aged even worse.
The digital creatures especially so.
I wasn't condemning the PT - I love the PT - so you can take your preemptive PT apologism to a red letter media comment or something.
My only point with my previous post is that it would be interesting to watch the Star Wars movies back to back, all of them actually looking like they were produced and made in the 70s, rather than it being obvious at a glance that they were produced years/decades apart.
same
What a gem. I was 7 years old in '75. This brings me right back to the TV era I grew up in and is so spot on!
Bro, did you watch Andor? SUCH KINO!!!
Battle Star Gallactica, A-Team. Chips. Air Wolf. Knight Rider. Street Hawk. Dukes of Hazard. Buck Rogers. Space 1999. The Land of the Giants.
I was 0, but in Austria(Europe) we got the cool stuff always 5 years later. Space 1999 and Patrick Duffy as the Merman were just jewels in my childhood memory 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
@@justinstuart8382 Remember the beautiful Jenny Agutter in Logan's Run? I had such a crush on her 🤩😂😁
@@yesyesyesyes1600 I don't think I ever saw that film. Was it with Harrison Ford?
the crowd watching this video is so niche but it's my kind of niche and I feel so blessed
I was 2 years old in 1975 but I had enough 70's time to remember openings like this. Brilliant.
All it needs is the 70s Andor action figure commercial to complement it. By Kenner, of course.
As a 50 year old key demographic. The Bix introduction is just the best thing about this by a mile. And it’s all just sublime
Right?!?! Even native in the episode I thought the “pop up” was a classic call back itself lol
I lost it when she lifts up her mask and it pauses. Overwhelming awe.
As a major Andor fan I can't stop loving this. The slick 1970s version of the Andor theme, the corny character intros, the solid pic of Cassian in the intro/outro, the description about you can watch it on ABC on Thursday's and that line 'chosen by happenstance to become leader of a revolution' lol. I'd totally watch Andor with a 70s aesthetic since it feels closet to nailing that vibe of 1977 A New Hope.
The theme was more like 1983, but yeah.
Thursdays
Was it not “chosen by heaven’s dance” ?
Even the aspect ratio is on point!
I loved the show how it is… but it actually would’ve been a lot more fun if they gave it that late 70’s feel. Idk how many people would get it or like it. But it makes total sense lol
The scene with cassian’s transparent face on the 80s trippy effect thing had me laughing so hard
WOW! That was PERFECT! Of course it was based of THX 1138. George hadn't made Star Wars yet in 1975! The breadth and depth of the ingenuity of some people astounds me! Thank you!
I remember enjoying this show as a child back in the 1870's
I remember you offering to lend me the tape but we had Betamax at the time.... :- (
Now everything sucks! What happened to the good shows?
I had to travel 5 miles in deep snow every week just to watch it at the towne square cinema. Now that sound has been added to it, people don't appreciate how good they have it now.
i remember coming home to me ma after sweeping chimneys all day, only to use the last of our savings to pop down to the theatre to catch a showing of andor for 6 shillings per head as we stood on the ground. i think one time we got robbed but its ok me dads in prison now to pay our debts
Those eighteen seventies... What a century it was.
PITCH. PERFECT. Every shot was golden. The music could not have been better. The VO was impeccable. I feel like the show SHOULD have come from this era now.
I agree but I think that shows just how much star wars in general was ahead of its time as some scenes in the orginal star wars look like they were made today.
In a way show very similar did come from that era -- Blake's 7.
Minor correction: the sounds come from more like 1982, rather than 1975. Other than that, I have to agree
@@janidani1 Ummm, actually, I know for a fact that these exact synths were hand-built in Amsterdam on the 18th of March, 1974, and Stellan Skarsgaard himself kissed every timber, so...
@@disky01 excuse me for being a smart ass, it just seemed so unnatural for 1974. Pioneers are ahead of the world
Even in a 70s retro remake that theme still gives me goosebumps
"Based on THX1138 by George Lucas" Brilliant.
This intro gave me the goosebumps back in the days! My dad, my old tube TV and I never missed an episode! Unbelievable how Diego Luna's face still the same after all these years! 😱
Hahah 😊
I remember exactly where I was when I first saw this trailer! 🤣
:DDD
Like kingo
If there was an actual show that had opening credits like this, and carried that look and feel all the way through, it would be a hit. They’d have to use all kinds of digital filters to make the film look like it was shot in the 70s. Lots of cheesy synthesizers. Judicious use of modern special effects that blended in with the campy tone of the show. I’d love it at least. Think Garth Merengi’s Darkplace crossed on an actual sci-fi drama.
Even the ending, “based on THX” made this re-imagined opening credits phenomenal. Very nice work!
And "before there was hope" referencing episode IV. Of course when it was released it was only known as Star Wars and the subtitle only added after Empire.
“Before there was hope in the galaxy there was andor” oh that’s good I like that
*Sits in front on the TV eating cereal and yelling back across the house to Gen X*
It's ooooon!!!
that shot of Bix taking off the welding mask is so perfect for the credit lol
When the disco violins hit 👌
Is it weird that I know exactly what you mean by that?
Needs more cowbell tho....
How is it possible I missed the OG trailer for so long! 😂 I love it
How is this the most perfect thing I’ve ever seen in my life? How does it make you feel that it’s all downhill for me from here after watching this? I’ll never live this moment, this incredible minute and forty seconds again.
Few perfect things you saw then
The bell tower anvil syncing up with the music had me cackling.
Making footage shot on modern cameras look like they're from a different time period (70s, 80s etc) is surprisingly difficult, but you guys always do a very good job of it.
These guys got great talent. But these are young guys because they mixed the 70's and 80's up, this would not be 1075.
What an era we live in where something like this could be made!
I have never cared for HD or 4K (no idea what that even means), and really miss the soft texture of 70/80 mm film.
@@juniorjames7076 you can still catch some stuff shot on 70mm large format film in some select Imax screenings for movies
ity depends how it would be
@Junior James essentially the image can be shown by more condensed groups of pixels (because 360p and 1080p, which are less than 4k, the p stands for pixels). And the softer look is created by things generally at most 720p combined with older cameras and the types of recording the used 40/50 years ago
I am 50, this is a perfect rendition of the opening credits for all of the action shows I watched as a kid.
Question then since you’re the perfect demographic but do you miss shows like that or are you a fan of todays style?
Reminds me of Supertrain
@@BarberJ95 I'm 46 and this hit a nostalgia nerve. It makes me want an Andor lunchbox. I think the flash of the robots and masks at the start of the Disney+ series is a nod to this style. I wonder if it will become nostalgic for kids today. I enjoyed the Mandalorian but I'm not watching Andor only because there's just too much. The Fear-Of-Missing-Out isn't as powerful as when I was a kid. Same thing with Marvel. I don't have time. I'm sure it's entertaining someone and that's good, but I'll stick with my Auralnauts.
Im 18 and I love shows from that era. Have you got any for me?
@@BarberJ95 I'm also 50, and funny enough just finished a rewatch of Buck Rogers (1979~1981). There is a certain charm for this period, whether its original Battlestar, Buck Rogers, The Legend of Isis, Space 1999. A combination of campiness, high adventurer and simpler times, when women were hot, the men brave and villians villanous.
The accompanied soundtrack, the still shots, the everything... very amazing. 10/10
This should be the new opening to andor
1:07 the synth strings swell as they run down a white corridor in their retro prison outfits. Really landed for me.
The based on THX 1138 at the end was priceless
I do not understand the reference please teach me I'm lame
@@adammitchell1290 It's a sci fi movie George Lucas made before starwars
@@Traykartheswift whaaaat mind slightly blown
Created by George Lucas, that young director known solely by American graffitti, but based on his previous sci-fi story THX-1138
this is utterly brilliant. the stills with the main actors in such a typical move/cinetic moment, the framing of the 1:1 screen, the sound, the colours, its really really good. I had some Knight Rider vibes, too.
I don't know why, but the sight of photorealistic CGI in VHS quality is better than porn for me.
0:42 That bell chime is top notch!
It is little remembered now, but when Andor premiered in 1975 there was a lot of buzz and nostalgia for the 1936 original series.
This shit goes unbelievably hard
"Chosen by happenstance" encapsulates his character journey perfectly
I keep hearing it as "chosen by heavens dance" which makes a lot less sense but sounds cool
Ah yes, classic Andor on VHS before Lucas ruined it with special edition dvds!
lol
Especially when they took out all the prosthetics, and added humans back in...
Pfft! I watched it on RCA VideoDisc, where you had to flip the disc over to see the 2nd half of the episode.
@@gregdaley2661 Which is...the opposite of what Lucas did...
Treat your original, unaltered Andor laserdisc release with kid gloves.
This is magnificent!
Grew up watching Space 1999, Dr Who and Battlestar Galactica in the 70's.
A flawless homage.
I grew watching them in the early ‘80s, but I still totally agree!
It drew on Space:1999 intros perfectly and added the Doctor Who head shot with background for the cherry on the top. Brilliant!
God tier intro for a god tier show.... from Disney.
I don't think I can adequately explain how much I adore this video, this is my favorite thing on the internet.
Excellent production values for a 70's show. Why have I never heard of this?
Oh yeah, I rented this from the dusty corner of my local blockbuster. Never got to the end, though. The tape had a wrinkle that would break tracking.
Believe it or not but its actually a modern show, this trailer is just a parody. There is a big franchise called star wars and this is a series based on a movie from said franchise. It came out this year (2022). A show from the 70's wouldnt look like this. I cant prove it but just trust me on this one. Look up star wars on the internet, its really cool. Oh and Jar Jar did 9/11.
I remember watching this back in the early 80s, but by that time people had already moved on to other stuff like Star Trek. Star Wars always stayed very niche.
Probably a big mice conspiracy.
@@indecay8756 Actually I'm joking. Been watching Andor religiously, looking forward to the finale this week. 😄
So glad to see these actors reprise their roles 50 years later.
Yep. The remake is pretty good!
BRILLIANT!
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH. The retro soundtrack in the show was already incredible, now I want to watch the whole show in 70's quality haha
Auralnauts are basically just daft punk with a sense of humor
Something about the opening title reveal in the original being so melancholy and slow with to this where it just flashes on screen in the most blunt way possible with the cheesy looking text followed by synth jams as opposed to the somber music from the original just makes this so hilarious to me. Especially that the rebellion logo in the background isn’t even able to fully yet come into view by the time the 70s kicks in is just perfect. Great as always guys!
This definitely has a late 70’s (or very early 80’s) vibe to it. I grew up in that era, so this really hits me in the feels. Great job!
just....like it says in the title?
@@softtacosapex6962 I think they knew that and complimented the realism
The music is very “early 80s synthpop“. Not something one would have encountered in 1975.
@@softtacosapex6962 in the title, it says 1975. Go watch some intros from that year, because it’s much different than the late 70’s.
@@NorthSea_1981Tv themes at the time where different then pop music. Example: Old Doctor who themes
Just occasionally someone uploads something which absolutely takes your breath away. This is it for me.
For something that's only a minute or two long it is nothing short of outstanding. The stylish music, the salute to seventies promotion, the VHS NTSC "transfer" with noise; just all of it. What an absolute joy.
I seriously think this may be the best video I have ever seen.
Man this series is so Nostalgic to me, I wasn't even alive when it aired but my dad was a huge fan, so I grown up watching the reprises with him late at night on open TV.
They don't do so much quality television anymore...
One day, unironically, someone's son will say that about Andor
People just dont appreciate the heart a groovy disco back track can bring. Well done.
Its being appreciated, right here, right now
@@Hitomankiri You are right. I stand rekt and poorly.
from someone that grew up in the 70s, wow, that was really good and spot on
Thanks for this, I was waiting for this specifically, and you have delivered above and beyond expectations.
The show actually seems to be very 70s inspired. The is partly due to the fact that the first movie was recorded in the 70s, and the style and to some degree the fashion is reflected through that. And we can see the same aesthetics in Andor, with a lot of the hair styles, most guys having long sideburns etc. This was extremely well captured in this remade intro as well. Good ol' job, brother!
Like honestly some of the actors themselves look like they were brought into the 70s like Kyle soller he looks like an actor who is from 1970s science fiction lol I mean heck coperate secreity in general looked like they were an organization right of 1970s sci-fi
It was cyberpunk inspired, and cyberpunk as a genre has its roots in old 60s-80s sci fi with books like "Do andriods dream of electric sheep?" And "The Neuromancer".
Andor just added a lot of good political drama to make it more than just a simple cyberpunk story.
Yeah, I also like that they keep a lot of the actors as British too. Hearing lots of Scottish, English - and Irish - accents seems to take me back to that 70s era quite a lot.
Automan, Manimal, Airwolf, Knight Rider, A Team, The Six Million Dollar Man, Buck Rogers, Tron, Logans Run the TV show. Captured all those vibes of an era in this one intro. Love it.
Doctor Who
Manimal, holy hell have I forgotten about that disastrous gem!!!!
Edit: one scene I will always remember is when he could not transform and had to fight a martial artist using the movement of a leopard or cougar. It was so awkward but I couldnt stop watching it!
@@DoctorCyan I know right?! Do so many people seriously not see that Tom Baker Doctor intro reference at the beginning with Andor's face?
and of course Space: 1999
What about doctor who? Y'know, the intro this video is recreating shot for shot?
This made me want to watch the show more than anything else has. XD
This looks and feels more like a TV intro from 1982 than from 1975. I love it, though.
BRILLIANCE!!! Utter BRILLIANCE! I'm not sure many folk will appreciate how much work and actual bloody talent has gone into this. There are so many ways it could have gone horribly wrong, but you've absolutely nailed it. Star Wars, Logan's Run, Dr Who, Space 1999 and soooo many others all rolled into one pastiche. Love it!
Don't forget 2001: A Space Odyssey, lovingly commingled with the Doctor Who homage.
The narrator was reminiscent of the opening of Buck Rogers.
@@rcschmidt668 YES! How could I forget that one? I was reminded of Buck Rogers last night lol... Playing GTA V and blasting cops with the Up n Atom gun. And as their bodies flew through the air, it was like watching Buck Rogers spinning through time 🤣
Oh my Gosh! Agree this is utter brilliance. This feels like I just time travelled back to 1975 - 78 ! So joyful and true to the period. The look and sound are so authentic 😍
Peak authenticity is reached at the freeze frame after the welding helmet is lifted, and its a flat line at 100% all the way to the end.
I have watched this daily since it's release. This is a masterpiece of both a vintage style video and of an actual trailer they could use.
If I saw this as a part of guerilla marketing, I'd want to watch pretty bad and I'm an 80s child. BUT....modern Lucas film and the Sith Lord that runs it keeps me away.
I watched in 360p for the authenticity.
I never thought I’d hear the word happenstance used ever. Thank you for that alone
The part where the string instruments come in is absolutely golden
Yeah man, that was on point!
The 70s never had it so good.
This is probably the best Star Wars fanfilm I have ever seen.
This show was so good before the last episode I looked up if it was getting a season two. I needed more. This is amazing.
That freeze frame when she lifts the welding mask. So good.
The subtle triangle playing in the middle is pure attention to detail perfection.
That was the dude in Ferrix gonging the anvil. And yeah I thought it was the best part of the video
dude... CHEF'S KISS! Thank you for making this.
I'm a kid again! You did that guy's voice perfectly. He narrated every trailer back in the day. I would just be getting into something like this when Mom would call me to supper. lol
Remember watching this as a kid back in the 70s. Such a great series
The still frame character intros! The synchronised bell tower! Love it
I can't stop watching this!
Me: hmm, it's close, the theme needs more strings
Theme: more strings
Me: this is actually great, it's just missing those synth drums pretending to be lasers
Theme: laser sounds for a drum fill.
Love how it starts with a Doctor Who vibe but then gets into that old timey actor list thing (which they never did in Doctor Who).
Got that from Space 1999 i believe. Its a great mash up
@@bigdude7761 Maybe - the ANDOR title style is plainly Space 1999 inspired. But the thing with listing the actors that way was common with lots of TV shows back then, and I don't think the Space 1999 opening titles are really typical examples of that (not that many of the actors featured in the opening, compared to what was typical at the time).
So good. Totally feels like a 70's into. With vibes of Dr Who and Space 1999. Well done
dr who is the sixties
@@ivanborsuk1110He’s obviously talking about the intros from the 80s
@@ivanborsuk1110 Doctor who has is still going on and has been going on for almost 60 years... It's not limited to just one decade
@@ivanborsuk1110 Doctor Who STARTED in the sixties, yes. But it was still going in the seventies. The "Classic Series," as some call it, didn't end until 1989.
forgot i was watching a youtube video for a second and was waiting for an episode to begin after the intro 😭 this is great!!
The freeze on the helmet raise, the music change during the prison break running scene and the bells ringing on the anvil hammer were all chefs kiss.
This is pure genius. And having grown up on the 70s Sci-Fi shows, this is a perfect reflection of the times. Well done!
Before there was hope in the galaxy, there was Andor. As a ruthless Empire tightens its grip, one man chosen by happenstance will rise up to become a leader of a revolution. He is a new kind of hero for a new age. His name...is Andor.
OMG, I just watched this a second time and noticed the VHS tracking lines. I love it.