Welcome back to Star Wars Minute. It's the daily podcast, we analyze, scrutinize,

and celebrate the Star Wars movies one minute at a time. I'm Pete the Retailer

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I'm Alex Robinson from comic book Alex.com.

I'm Greg Washensky. I'm the senior hockey writer at ESPN-P-N, and I am so honored to be on a podcast that is going to deal with one of the

only moments of actual acting in the entirety of the Star Wars series.

Hmm.

You're not, you're excluding of course, uh, we said going home.

That and also when Anakin murdered all the women and the children.

Like we were talking about earlier this week, like the performances by Harrison Ford and

Adam Driver here are really really good yeah would be good in any movie that didn't

involve them being in an oscillator and and it's you know the Star Wars movies I think get kind of a bad rap for

for acting and in some cases it's warranted and in some cases it's not in some

cases it's just that really good actors are bored by the third movie, but in this case

It's if the both these guys are bringing it. It's really good

Yeah, yeah, there's a good I kind of mentioned this the other day, but the inner conflict that he's, that Kilo is kind of going back, so you know, look at the conflict that Kilo is portraying here. I'm kind of going back so you know look at the

conflict that Harrison Ford as Han Solo kind of had even stepping into this you

know kind of before walking out onto the bridge. And then kind of, now the two of them both kind of at that, you know,

being kind of emotional in different ways and kind of representing accurately representing

what they're going through without uh...

uh... i mean granted there is some

explicit dialogue about it not not explicit, but you know, they do say out loud

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