Cinematically, rogue one is one of the best Star Wars movies, the beginning is probably my favorite over any. Krennic walking in an open field escorted by his death troopers!!!
This guy is one of the only competent Imperial officers ever shown onscreen. His fatal flaw was that he wasn’t a politician and constantly got outmaneuvered by Tarkin, but the grand moff got his when he got embarrassed by a tiny Rebel strike force over Yavin 4. I bet Krennic was laughing in the afterlife when he saw what became of his old rival.
Tarkin saw him as a rival and out maneuvered him by trying to take credit for the Death Star and later used the opportunity to kill him so he can command it.
I may be remembering this incorrectly, but I think canonically his final thoughts were him realizing the flaw and realizing tarkin would eventually fail
His death was totally a perfect thought train of 'Finally, my vision complete, they're destroying a planet with my creation!' 'Well, with me on the planet, but I suppose the whole philosophy was 'sacrifices will be made.' if you think about it' 'Although I would've liked to see its full potential, once in full.' 'WAIT THAT BASTARD'S GOING TO TAKE ALL THE CREDIT' 'DAMMIT DAMMIT DAMMIT DAM-'
His death is one of the most symbolic in all of the movies. Just showing how regardless of your rank, they are willing to sacrifice you if it meets their goals, thus, operation cinder (especially) ect.
i think in the book he also has a moment just before he dies where he's like "actually wait these bitches stole my plans and there is a weakness in them HAHAHHA TAKE THAT TARKIN BITCH"
I love how Ben Mendelsohn just leaned into his natural Australian accent instead of succumbing to the urge to play him with a British or American accent. So many Australian and Kiwi actors unnecessarily shake off the Aus/NZ accent unless a role specifically calls for it and it's a shame.
@@Walpurgis117 It's a deliberate effect. Krennic is not from the core worlds, which is a subject of some derision amongst the entrenched political elite. So, he tries to hide it in his voice.
Unlike most other Imperial officers we see, this guy is actually competent and will personally act in emergencies. He showed no hesitation in going to the data vault when he found out that intruders had infiltrated it and he successfully managed the Death Star project. Krennic is such an underrated character in Star Wars. Though I think we can say that for pretty much most of the characters from Rogue One & Andor
Exactly! Rogue One & Andor is the best what happened to Star Wars series. It is "Star Wars for adults/growns up", as has been said about Andor already.
Props to Ben Mendelssohn, krennic could have easily been a generic villian but he acts with such rawness that you can understand him without any other background.
@@LordVader1094 yeah well Tarkin is a perfect example of having vast resources and power, but using it for either trivial things or simply to show you have them. Tarkin micromanaged so many different Imperial operations to the point that the people who are actually supposed to be in charge often being lazy or incompetent is almost justified since Tarkin actively chose to do their jobs for them, or at least the hard parts. He was in charge of a massive portion of the Galaxy and oversaw numerous imperial projects, but he dedicated his time to hunting small rebel cells (like he did in Season 1 of Rebels) and making displays of power (like he does in literally everything) instead of improving the Empire as a whole. He is VERY competent when it comes to getting things done, but he is laughably incompetent when it comes to what he decides to do. He usurped Krennic’s position purely as a political stunt when Krennic was (likely more than) half the reason the Death Star project even worked. He then destroyed an entire Imperial base containing thousands of their own troops and a very important data storage facility (we know they were there for the Death Star plans, but who knows what else may have been destroyed?) all to annihilate a measly few rebels who likely would have been captured or killed by the troops (thus also costing him the opportunity to interrogate them for information on their mission and the plans), or what was likely the true motivation, to eliminate his political rival, who also happened to know the weakness of their superweapon. Then, when the attack on the Death Star came, he refused to scramble fighters because he arrogantly believed the station was invincible (and also likely to demonstrate its capacity for self-defense, as if the Emperor wasn’t already fully on board with the project). Again, he’s very good at doing things, but he sucks at deciding what he needs to do.
@@braddsfx8921 I don't know about that, but Krennic would survive it's explosion by leaving. He would at least evacuated all the non essential personnel. And unleash all their fighters. Luke was a great pilot.
In my opinion this is the best film Disney’s made for the franchise. Krennick, Cassian and the better portrayal of the rebellion’s inner workings are done exquisitely. As well as the struggle of undertaking even the simplest of missions. They manage to make you feel every emotion under the sun, while setting up the dominance of the Death Star in episode I, introducing the military side of the conflict as separate from the Skywalker saga, and reminding the viewer that the galaxy is a massive place, with so much to lose.
More like one of the worst ones. -Yeah, let's just abandon the one guy, who can vouch for Jyn. -Yeah, you can just push star destroyers into each other, with the use of very small ships. -Oh, so Deathstar 1 weakness was sabotage? Cool, so why didn't they fix it on the second one? -Yeah, let's give Darth Vader a cool hallway scene, wherin he uses the force. But have him ignore the deathstar plans, for some reason. -Yeah, let's just make Tarkin out to be a petty bully, and not a cool and calculated villian, as we see in episode 4. Tarkin is essentially the high school bully, who steal your who homework and pass it off as his one.
I agree with those points completely. Rogue One truly felt like an integral prequel to the original Star Wars trilogy, because of the stakes, Krennic being a great villain, more exposition provided regarding the Death Star and the Rebellion… And how vital the members of Rogue One were to the overall canon. If it hadn’t been for the sacrifices of Jyn Erso and everyone else, the Rebellion may never have triumphed over the Empire. And Rogue One’s ending ties in beautifully to the start of A New Hope as well. It’s utterly masterful. 🙂
@@jackbrown3985 Ahhh yes, the classic "You must be fun at parties" Because a person has standards and cares more about things than you. This sort of dumb behaivour is exactly why we keep getting mediocore superhero movies, and another transformers movie. So i suggest you just shut up.
I always liked Orson Callan Krennic, esp for the memes, but Rebels, the Thrawn books, and Star Wars Battlefront 2015 definitely got me to like him more
Ohh yes! Especially the Thrawn novels for me... For some odd reason Assistant Director Ronan is climbing his way up to #1 in favorite imperials 🤣😅 he needs content.
@@junior523 The first time Hux appears he is good, and when he is working alongside Ade Edmonson on the bridge, two great faces doing a good job. It's how his character is treated by other characters and the writer that lets him down, Domhnall Gleeson plays him excellently, especially when you read about his character's backstory as being abused all the way through his life leading to him executing someone for it. Gleeson really plays the spite and 'snivellyness' into his character, the look he gives his superiors like he is jealously plotting to replace them, loyal out of spite like how Snoke compares him to a beaten down dog. He's like an arrogant angry version of his Judge Dredd character, still thrown about by his superiors, but a lot stronger himself. I have only watched the first two sequels, after that I frankly lost interest, but what I have heard from others is more often than not his character is considered as a joke by the final film...
In an analysis, it is revealed that in his final moments he actually saw the weakness planted by Galen. He then knew that Tarkin has indeed taken over his creation, but that in the end, he too will fall by his own arrogance.
All Orson Krennic Scenes (Rebels, Rogue One) Star Wars: Andor Summer 2022 Cast Diego Luna as Cassian Andor Stellan Skarsgård as TBA Adria Arjona as TBA Fiona Shaw as TBA Denise Gough as TBA Kyle Soller as TBA Genevieve O'Reilly as Mon Mothma Robert Emms as TBA Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera Ben Mendelsohn as Orson Krennic
When you realise that if the emperor had given more funds to Thrawn's Tie Defender program, it would have probably been more useful than the Death Star...
And also the Empire wouldn't have had such a big shock moment by the destruction of the DS1, which not only questioned it's competence, but also fueled rebell movements, while killing many competent officers, soldiers and work force.
@@madtitan0825 The Death Star was perfect and undestructible, created not just to win the Civil War but to protect the Galaxy from species like the Yuzaang Vong. The problem is that Galen Sabotaged it and Tarkin was just uncompetent in military issues. If Krennic had survived, the Rebelion would have been crushed
@@manuelojanguren but nevertheless it’s still such an inefficient weapon like the rebels r scattered across the galaxy, like what r u gonna blow up every planet where the rebels can potentially be and waste all those resources on the planet?
@@madtitan0825 The thing it's that there are billions of planets, and the Death Star was only going to blow up the big rebel bases. The rest, the Navy could handle and very well
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Krennic: I lose nothing but time. Also Krennic: **lands his ship in an open field far away from Galen's house just so that he can walk over there** Seems legit.
With Jyn Erso having relayed that the Death Star had a flaw built into, I'm sure Director Krennic relished in the thought that Grand Moff Tarkin would be undone upon the same weapon he would be momentarily killed by.
Him talking about the greater good to try and convince mads mikkelson of peace and security is hilarious given mads played Grindelwald in Harry Potter and always talked about the "greater good". What's even better is I'm pretty sure that was completely unintentional.
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Cinematically, rogue one is one of the best Star Wars movies, the beginning is probably my favorite over any. Krennic walking in an open field escorted by his death troopers!!!
And the ending was perfect, sacrifices had to be made, but a new hope would emerge
those look like the ones from dark forces 1 or the dark troopers with jet packs in battlefront 2004!
Because it’s really a complete tragic story, everyone dies.
It kinda drags on too long in the middle though
As a standalone it fails more than any other though.
I love Krennic, he's strangely relatable in a way.
My favourite genocide
You too are a project director for a genocidal government that gets credit for his planet killer taken away?
It sounds like you have problems with your boss at work
He was a great Villain, wish they would have done more with him. Just a classic military antagonist without the force or lightsabers
He’s just tryna get his job done.
This guy is one of the only competent Imperial officers ever shown onscreen. His fatal flaw was that he wasn’t a politician and constantly got outmaneuvered by Tarkin, but the grand moff got his when he got embarrassed by a tiny Rebel strike force over Yavin 4. I bet Krennic was laughing in the afterlife when he saw what became of his old rival.
how was he outmaneuvered by Tarkin?
Tarkin saw him as a rival and out maneuvered him by trying to take credit for the Death Star and later used the opportunity to kill him so he can command it.
I may be remembering this incorrectly, but I think canonically his final thoughts were him realizing the flaw and realizing tarkin would eventually fail
But he is an inkling to thrawn but yeah he’s competent compared to most
His death was totally a perfect thought train of 'Finally, my vision complete, they're destroying a planet with my creation!' 'Well, with me on the planet, but I suppose the whole philosophy was 'sacrifices will be made.' if you think about it' 'Although I would've liked to see its full potential, once in full.' 'WAIT THAT BASTARD'S GOING TO TAKE ALL THE CREDIT' 'DAMMIT DAMMIT DAMMIT DAM-'
oof quite painful knowing that his hard work and effort won't be recognised lol
Oh damn!
His death is one of the most symbolic in all of the movies. Just showing how regardless of your rank, they are willing to sacrifice you if it meets their goals, thus, operation cinder (especially) ect.
i think in the book he also has a moment just before he dies where he's like "actually wait these bitches stole my plans and there is a weakness in them HAHAHHA TAKE THAT TARKIN BITCH"
That and in a sense he got the last laugh. He died knowing his system had a flaw that would fuck over tarkin
Rip Director Krennic. He will be missed.
Killed by: Friendly Fire
It wasn't exactly so friendly
None other than Tarkin. He will not hesitate to kill off his own men.
he died from death
"Friendly Fire", that's an odd player name
"Friendly Fire" by his own weapon.
“I lose nothing but time” why does he deliver that line so well!
I love how Ben Mendelsohn just leaned into his natural Australian accent instead of succumbing to the urge to play him with a British or American accent. So many Australian and Kiwi actors unnecessarily shake off the Aus/NZ accent unless a role specifically calls for it and it's a shame.
Sounded like a mix of Australian and British to me, not pure Australian.
@@Walpurgis117 Yes. My actor did use part of his native accent for me.
@@SilverEyesYT How did it feel to take a Death Star superlaser shot to the face?
@@Walpurgis117 Not… Not pleasent ok?
@@Walpurgis117 It's a deliberate effect. Krennic is not from the core worlds, which is a subject of some derision amongst the entrenched political elite. So, he tries to hide it in his voice.
One of my many favorite Star Wars Characters
His actor is also brother to thrawn's actor in rebels
@@blueraccoon1088 no you’re thinking of Galen Erso’s actor Mads Mikkelsen. Brother of Lars Mikkelsen (Thrawn).
Unlike most other Imperial officers we see, this guy is actually competent and will personally act in emergencies. He showed no hesitation in going to the data vault when he found out that intruders had infiltrated it and he successfully managed the Death Star project. Krennic is such an underrated character in Star Wars. Though I think we can say that for pretty much most of the characters from Rogue One & Andor
Exactly! Rogue One & Andor is the best what happened to Star Wars series. It is "Star Wars for adults/growns up", as has been said about Andor already.
Props to Ben Mendelssohn, krennic could have easily been a generic villian but he acts with such rawness that you can understand him without any other background.
If you think about it Krennic was more competent than Tarkin. Tarkin while organised and strict, but was running around the galaxy making enemies.
Tarkin was practically in charge of the galaxy, he was more competent
@@LordVader1094 yeah well Tarkin is a perfect example of having vast resources and power, but using it for either trivial things or simply to show you have them. Tarkin micromanaged so many different Imperial operations to the point that the people who are actually supposed to be in charge often being lazy or incompetent is almost justified since Tarkin actively chose to do their jobs for them, or at least the hard parts. He was in charge of a massive portion of the Galaxy and oversaw numerous imperial projects, but he dedicated his time to hunting small rebel cells (like he did in Season 1 of Rebels) and making displays of power (like he does in literally everything) instead of improving the Empire as a whole. He is VERY competent when it comes to getting things done, but he is laughably incompetent when it comes to what he decides to do. He usurped Krennic’s position purely as a political stunt when Krennic was (likely more than) half the reason the Death Star project even worked. He then destroyed an entire Imperial base containing thousands of their own troops and a very important data storage facility (we know they were there for the Death Star plans, but who knows what else may have been destroyed?) all to annihilate a measly few rebels who likely would have been captured or killed by the troops (thus also costing him the opportunity to interrogate them for information on their mission and the plans), or what was likely the true motivation, to eliminate his political rival, who also happened to know the weakness of their superweapon. Then, when the attack on the Death Star came, he refused to scramble fighters because he arrogantly believed the station was invincible (and also likely to demonstrate its capacity for self-defense, as if the Emperor wasn’t already fully on board with the project). Again, he’s very good at doing things, but he sucks at deciding what he needs to do.
@@LordVader1094 Generation Tech has said otherwise!
I honestly think if Krennic had taken charge during Episode IV the Death Star wouldn't have been destroyed.
@@braddsfx8921 I don't know about that, but Krennic would survive it's explosion by leaving. He would at least evacuated all the non essential personnel. And unleash all their fighters. Luke was a great pilot.
„ARE WE BLIND, DEPLOY THE GARRISON” ma favorite 😝😂
4:46 You just KNOW Vader was walking away like "heh nice one brain"
"Man I just made a dad joke, wait hol up"
@@BiggieBlitz”Do you think I’m a . . . Father?”
@@lukedelameter7961 "What?! I have a son?! This is wonderful news! I must see him!"
@@dubstep53 the refence!
Naw if anything he'd be like "damn it obi wan really did rub off on me"
After reading the thrawn books it gives a new light to the whole stardust project
YESSS Ronan is one of my favorites...
In my opinion this is the best film Disney’s made for the franchise. Krennick, Cassian and the better portrayal of the rebellion’s inner workings are done exquisitely. As well as the struggle of undertaking even the simplest of missions. They manage to make you feel every emotion under the sun, while setting up the dominance of the Death Star in episode I, introducing the military side of the conflict as separate from the Skywalker saga, and reminding the viewer that the galaxy is a massive place, with so much to lose.
The ONLY GOOD star wars film by Disney. The others are a disgrace to the cinema.
More like one of the worst ones.
-Yeah, let's just abandon the one guy, who can vouch for Jyn.
-Yeah, you can just push star destroyers into each other, with the use of very small ships.
-Oh, so Deathstar 1 weakness was sabotage? Cool, so why didn't they fix it on the second one?
-Yeah, let's give Darth Vader a cool hallway scene, wherin he uses the force.
But have him ignore the deathstar plans, for some reason.
-Yeah, let's just make Tarkin out to be a petty bully, and not a cool and calculated villian, as we see in episode 4.
Tarkin is essentially the high school bully, who steal your who homework and pass it off as his one.
@@Orcawhale1 Do you like, have fun every once in a while? Or is it just a holiday thing.
I agree with those points completely. Rogue One truly felt like an integral prequel to the original Star Wars trilogy, because of the stakes, Krennic being a great villain, more exposition provided regarding the Death Star and the Rebellion…
And how vital the members of Rogue One were to the overall canon. If it hadn’t been for the sacrifices of Jyn Erso and everyone else, the Rebellion may never have triumphed over the Empire. And Rogue One’s ending ties in beautifully to the start of A New Hope as well. It’s utterly masterful. 🙂
@@jackbrown3985 Ahhh yes, the classic "You must be fun at parties"
Because a person has standards and cares more about things than you.
This sort of dumb behaivour is exactly why we keep getting mediocore superhero movies, and another transformers movie.
So i suggest you just shut up.
I always liked Orson Callan Krennic, esp for the memes, but Rebels, the Thrawn books, and Star Wars Battlefront 2015 definitely got me to like him more
Have you read Rogue One Catalyst? It has some pretty cool Krennic scenes
@@josesanchezrodriguez1783 I have to echo this. That book made me appreciate this movie SO much more.
Ohh yes! Especially the Thrawn novels for me... For some odd reason Assistant Director Ronan is climbing his way up to #1 in favorite imperials 🤣😅 he needs content.
Watch episodes 15-16 of The Bad Batch season 2
I wish they put him in Battlefront 2 as a hero.
"roses are red
Han solo is harrison
"Are we blind, DEPLOY THE GARRISON
MOOVE!!!
Imperial Officers: *Calling reinforcements and reporting for the attack* *Imperial SAS alarm in the background*
It's funny that Krennic was shot in the exact same spot by Jyn's mother in the shoulder where he was shot by Kassim at the end of Rogue One.
It's Cassian, not Kassim lol.. Autocorrect be like
@@mistera2834it made him sounds like a typical iraqi man lmao
Krennic is one of the best Star Wars villains, in arguably the best Star Wars movie, with so many great quotes.
God I LOVE Rogue One!
Lando: this man has style
He’s one of the best side characters in all of Star Wars at delivering great and memorable one liners.
Side character ? He's main antagonist of Rogue One lol
@@SK133Zangetsu in the grand scheme of Star Wars I’d consider him a side character.
One of the best star wars characters of all time for me, Ben Mendelssohn absolutely killed it
God I love him, his goddamn cake billowing in the wind behind him. What a madlad
Edit: I know its cape stop telling me it’s funnier as cake
His billowing cake? Damn, Krennic be thicc
@@judeh8160 goddammit 😭 you know what I meant
Please do NOT fix this typo
LMAO, a quite obvious error but a hilarious one at that!
No wonder he wore that cape...
He was hiding that billowing thiccness
3:18 here, Krennic did a smart one. He knew that Galen may have done it, but he surely had more inside help.
Of all the characters in star wars, the Imperial Officers and admiralty are the best
Tarkin, Piett and Krennic, such class.
Literally like 3 of my favorite characters. Just toss in thrawn and general veers for good measure
And all three if them die in horrible explosions
Hux really irritates me. He should've been on this list, but then they turned him into a joke
@@junior523 The first time Hux appears he is good, and when he is working alongside Ade Edmonson on the bridge, two great faces doing a good job.
It's how his character is treated by other characters and the writer that lets him down, Domhnall Gleeson plays him excellently, especially when you read about his character's backstory as being abused all the way through his life leading to him executing someone for it. Gleeson really plays the spite and 'snivellyness' into his character, the look he gives his superiors like he is jealously plotting to replace them, loyal out of spite like how Snoke compares him to a beaten down dog.
He's like an arrogant angry version of his Judge Dredd character, still thrown about by his superiors, but a lot stronger himself.
I have only watched the first two sequels, after that I frankly lost interest, but what I have heard from others is more often than not his character is considered as a joke by the final film...
Thrawn
Also, Krennic just had a moment in The Bad Batch, so you gotta add that to the video!
I was impressed they got Ben Mendelsohn back for such a short bit.
Love how they made his final scene being absolute,y obliterated by the machine he hyped up himself
In an analysis, it is revealed that in his final moments he actually saw the weakness planted by Galen. He then knew that Tarkin has indeed taken over his creation, but that in the end, he too will fall by his own arrogance.
All Orson Krennic Scenes (Rebels, Rogue One)
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Cast
Diego Luna as Cassian Andor
Stellan Skarsgård as TBA
Adria Arjona as TBA
Fiona Shaw as TBA
Denise Gough as TBA
Kyle Soller as TBA
Genevieve O'Reilly as Mon Mothma
Robert Emms as TBA
Forest Whitaker as Saw Gerrera
Ben Mendelsohn as Orson Krennic
When you realise that if the emperor had given more funds to Thrawn's Tie Defender program, it would have probably been more useful than the Death Star...
And also the Empire wouldn't have had such a big shock moment by the destruction of the DS1, which not only questioned it's competence, but also fueled rebell movements, while killing many competent officers, soldiers and work force.
@@_jpgyou know the death star destruction fueled up so much the timeline split up to two stage: before the destruction and after the destruction
An awesome movie. And a character who could've been the next Thrawn.
Nevermind, the next Tarkin.
Maybe both
Aww. Krennic is funny and also a mood.
"Oh look, here's Lyra - back from the dead. It's a miracle."
My favorite line 😂
Nothing tops "Oh, here comes Lyra back from the dead. It's a miracle!"
Ah yes Krennic
Middle management having the worst day of his life at work lol
The Death Star destroys cities and planets truly a dangerous weapon
Who would’ve known sherlock.
You didn't know that?
No offense but please don’t post this kind of idiotic comment captain obvious, embarrassing 🤦♂️
I wonder what happened to alderaan i don’t know if the death star has something to do with it
Seems like water is wet and fire burns
Definitely one of the most hype deaths in Star Wars, dude got sniped by the fucking Death Star
Krennic is one of my favourite imperial officer villain in Star Wars
I saw this video and i went "6 and a half minutes?!“ he deserves so so so so much more screen time
Ben Mendelssohn is a cool actor,that’s one reason why I respect Director Krennic
Director krennic is always my favourite villain of all time.
"Are we blind?!, deploy the garrison!!"
Gotta update this now that he has appeared in the Bad Batch
I just love his lisp or whatever that is. Makes his dialogue so crisp lol
Roles
Orso krennic is a mentioned antagonist is season 4 of Rebels, a the main antagonist of Rouge One and a posthumous antagonist in a New Hope
We stand here amidst MY ACHIEVEMENT, NOT YOURSSSSS”
I'm trying to make every Krennic line into a meme. This is helping out A LOT!!! THANK YOU!
I feel so bad for Krennic he did so much for the empire but Tarkin took everything from him then he killed him
@@Conqueror177 nah he deserved to die. cool character tho lol
the longer the movie went on the more Krennic sounded Aussie like 😁
1:50 Mad Mikkelsen would also be a great Empire villain if he was casted differently in Star Wars. Europeans suits well in Empire role.
Former Imperial nations.
Ben Mendelsohn did some great finger-acting in this role. A lot of pointing and pinching.
How did Ben Mendelsohn get more handsome as he age older along with Mads Mikkelsen?
Oh man I hope he has more screen time in Andor.
Welp this may need an update sometime in the future as of March 29 2023.
He’s back:)
Death Star officer: Sir we are ready to fire, but Director Krenic is still at the planet.
Moff Tarkin: Then fire immediately!
3:10 ever teacher when she ask who did it
2:23 Krenic be like: “Payback for trying to blow me up at Tarkin’s all those years ago.”
never thought of that!! Him and tarkin get revenge for saw wrecking his crib
Krennic is quite the character: megalomaniacal but not campy, ruthless and with a sense of humour.
Most quotable character
One of the greatest villans of all time
,,Are we blind ; DEPLOY THE GARRISON!!"
The empire never respected krennic since he created the Death Star
I thought the geonosians did
Tbh if u think about it now, death star is just a waste of money that blew up after a couple days anyway lol, should go with Thrawn’s plan
@@madtitan0825 The Death Star was perfect and undestructible, created not just to win the Civil War but to protect the Galaxy from species like the Yuzaang Vong. The problem is that Galen Sabotaged it and Tarkin was just uncompetent in military issues. If Krennic had survived, the Rebelion would have been crushed
@@manuelojanguren but nevertheless it’s still such an inefficient weapon like the rebels r scattered across the galaxy, like what r u gonna blow up every planet where the rebels can potentially be and waste all those resources on the planet?
@@madtitan0825 The thing it's that there are billions of planets, and the Death Star was only going to blow up the big rebel bases. The rest, the Navy could handle and very well
Krennic is honestly a good man. He believes he’s doing what’s best for peace in the galaxy. Over all an interesting man and imperial officer.
Krennic: "So, I am still in command?"
Darth Vader: "Do you feel in command?"
Krennic: "...."
Ben Mendelsohn is great as a bad guy.
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5:23 the words the rebels should’ve heard ahead of time…
Bro was stressed the entire film 😂😂
Krennic: So I am still in command?
Vader: (puts his hand on Krennic's shoulder) Do you feel in command?
😂😂😂
Ben Mendelsohn the legend
And now he's confirmed to return in Andor S2
I like how days after the first death star was completed a teenager blew it up
Krennic: ...so am i still in command?
Vader: *Do You Feel In Charge?*
Do all CAD Bane scenes So far
Krennic: I lose nothing but time.
Also Krennic: **lands his ship in an open field far away from Galen's house just so that he can walk over there**
Seems legit.
fr leaders in the empire always be dramatic like that
Hejust probably wanted to go for a walk
@6:18 Jyn looks like a cat person
She plays the person who was supposed to become Black Cat in The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
I will not fail.
Oh look it's Krennic, back from the dead. It's a miracle.
I want more Krennic!
Bring him back Andor!
Opinion: the protagonist chick killed krennic's death trooper guards way too easily
Protagonist chick lol
Did she even kill any of them? Maybe one of them?
I don't recall Jyn killing any of the Death Troopers.
@@adamtruong1759 When she shot krennic, she shot two of his guards beforehand.
@@CloudyNimitz I don't even recall her shooting Krennic, either. The only times I know was when her mother and Cassin did.
Last scene: Vader should've said "Be careful not to get ZAPPED by your aspirations, Director!"
😂😂😂
With Jyn Erso having relayed that the Death Star had a flaw built into, I'm sure Director Krennic relished in the thought that Grand Moff Tarkin would be undone upon the same weapon he would be momentarily killed by.
Be careful not to chock your aspiration, Director.
“Oh it’s beautiful.”
0:13 Farming, Really? Man of your Talents?
The best character in the movie
Also, he was in The Bad Batch Season 2.
I hope we see Orson Krennic in Star Wars Andor and an Animated body debuted
The Bad Batch season 2
not going to be in andor sadly
I hope he comes to Andor
5:16 Deploy the Garrison!
5:12
have you thanked for the existence of Rogue One today?
I thought he was a nobody until the Bad Batch came around. He actually is surprisingly a good character
Can you do Tarkin after season 1 bad batch is all out? Clone Wars, Bad Batch, Rebels, Rogue one, New Hope. Much appreciated.
That’s the plan!👍
@@JournaloftheWhills Good…Good 😈
I like Director Krennic
2:39 When I do the dishes, and my brother takes credit for it in front of mom
5:28 when its summer, the beach is crowded and there's too much chaos
Than it's July.
I thought it was "get that bitch under control"
Dont forget about The Bad Batch Season 2.
Now I wanna see something with Krennic and Thrawn
read Thrawn: Treason then
I love that they let Ben keep his Australian accent. Represent. The guys a legend
Him talking about the greater good to try and convince mads mikkelson of peace and security is hilarious given mads played Grindelwald in Harry Potter and always talked about the "greater good". What's even better is I'm pretty sure that was completely unintentional.
It's only fitting that Krennic would be the first to die on the very project that he's been overlooking for twenty years