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To: Demosthenes
I saw Star Wars last night and I thought it was pretty good. There were some scenes that were stupid and poorly done but overall it was a cool movie. I left the theater feeling like I had just returned from a really exciting adventure. Well worth the $8 to see it and I think I will see it again just to spite this jerk.
15 posted on 05/16/2002 8:49:08 AM PDT by Commodore Schmidlab
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To: Commodore Schmidlab
I saw Episode 2 AOTC at the midnight show last night here in Austin. Better than Episode 1 TPM (not saying much there), not as good as Episode 4 or 5, maybe about the same as 6 ROTJ. Overall I had low expectations, especially after The Fellowship of the Ring.

Things I liked - decent pacing to the movie, I never got too bored. Several key points to the overall story get addressed, which was cool - since Episode 3 is the only remaining movie it becomes more clear how we get from Episode 2 to 4. It's just plain fun getting back into the Star Wars story after not thinking about it for awhile.

Things I did not like - I'd thought Jar-Jar would only be in it briefly; he was in it for ~8-10 minutes, which was 8-10 minutes too long for me... The writing still was not as good as Star Wars or Empire Strikes Back, or perhaps I'm older and more critical, perhaps both. I'm being a bit picky here - I did not like the cgi Yoda. He was so engrained in my mind as a puppet/however they did it before, and now they try to do a lot more facial expressions and physical movements that he's never done. Just did not feel like the same guy to me, and that was a bit disturbing.

Don't rush out to see this one, but do see it in a theatre sometime. My .02.

Regards.

18 posted on 05/16/2002 9:08:40 AM PDT by Ted
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