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Serenity
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idk bout you but to me it felt like Serenity was the sequel to the series, meant to wrap things up.
I agree. It felt like a finale.
Stiiiiill too soon 😭
There are current rumors about Disney rebooting this, though I can say nothing of their veracity.
I doubt they could put together a cast that would have the chemistry that the original one had…
Great. They were perfect for Star Wars. Can't wait.
I hear you, but… Andor is the exception. Worth one’s time.
I completely agree, and was trying to find a way to say "Star Wars Force-centric hero worship" without getting in the weeds. Rogue One was similarly fantastic (though, arguably can't compare to Andor), and The Mandalorian is easily the best western nod to Lone Wolf & Cub there ever was — with core tenets intact and meta for days.