TIE Fighter Spots the Secret Camp | Star Wars Andor Series | Episode 5 (HD)

The TIE fighters are so well done in this!
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Star Wars Andor Series Episode 5
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[featgorgon]

what makes this scene more impactful is the knowledge that this wasn’t something that pilot did on his own, the empire mandated that pilots do this kind of stuff to remind the population of worlds that they were present and could do whatever they wanted

[celebrim]

I love how they make a single Tie Fighter terrifying.

[MichaelCasanovaMusic]

The sound design for the TIE fighters in this show is incredible

[jacobbaumgardner]

This sets the power structure to a far more realistic standard. Instead of Ties being toys for Jedi to blow up, here we see normal people (a parallel to us the audience) being shown a seemingly insurmountable obstacle, what is in reality a high end piece of military hardware.
If we were in Star Wars as ourselves, this is how it would feel, not like some arcade game.

[Arbiter]

This scene gave me serious Dunkirk vibes. Love it

[Schizm]

One... ONE tie fighter had more "impact" than hundreds of Imperial Destroyers in The Rise of Skywalker.
Andor is heads and above all Disney SW content. Even Mando.

[pierceplaysstudios]

God this scene did such a good job at making the Tie feared

[MikMoen]

That pilot probably spotted some livestock herders and decided to have a little fun with the locals.

[andrewwest]

The sound design team seems like they mimicked WW2 German dive bombers. That scream is terrifying

[tvushington]

This is the most terrifying depiction of a tie fighter ever adapted on screen. This show truly is a hidden gem and wish more people see it.

[normietwiceremoved]

The detail on the water is just genius and makes you feel something. You KNOW instinctively the weight of water, so when the TIE flies by, you understand instinctively how much its displacing the air. Brilliant.

[dumbo]

Man back in ANH the tie fighters were kinda scary specifically in the trench run scenes. The camera would always cut to the rebels nervous expression back to the tie fighters as they come closer.

[Xcyper]

This scene is incredibly underrated. It gives so much "weight" to vehicles in a way thats different than other movies/shows.

[mhill]

Permission to buzz the farmers?
Affirmative Ghostrider, the pattern is yours.

[agrr]

A small, but already very powerful and iconic scene, a few seconds and we see one of the reasons why the TIE fighter is so feared...

[MrCagatorio]

This scene is one of the best scenes in all of star wars. What a brilliant series.

[buffalobill]

I can say with firsthand experience that this is *exactly* how it feels in real life to have a fighter jet soar right over you! This scene is an outstanding example of how Andor approaches a more realistic experience of the fantastical setting of Star Wars.

[DylanoRevs]

I can imagine the TIE fighter being a fighter jet and it would still get the same reaction from the characters. That's just how good it is.

[moonlightecho]

Nothing more says "I see you" than buzzing as low and fast as you can. The pilot clearly saw them and could have just reported it. Nah, they turned and charged saying run while you can.

[tumsfestival]

When this happened I rewound the show and played this over with the speakers maxed. This is Star Wars