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> a kiss at the sunset They don't kiss. And that's not a sunset.

• troupo 1y ago
  You know exactly what I mean. It couldn't have been more predictable, cheezy and cliched if it was and actual kiss at the sunset
  • hackyhacky 1y ago
    I know what you mean and I completely disagree. It's a subversion a standard trope. Moreover, the fraternal relationship between the two leads is a reference to Andor's arc in Andor. It's an ending about sacrifice that wouldn't make sense in any other context.
    • troupo 1y ago
      > It's a subversion a standard trope. There's nothing subversive. > It's an ending about sacrifice that wouldn't make sense in any other context. There are a million ways to make an ending about sacrifice. Rogue One chose the worst one, after a lot of other ridiculous choices