Sith is a very enjoyable movie despite having many of the same flaws as Phantom and Clones
Some bad acting and cringy romance, pacing gets a little flabby in the middle, but you can't deny that final act
I think everything just flows so much better in that one. Always thought that's where the prequels should have begun, with Anakin and Obi Wan as bros fighting the war and then the whole fall taking up the entire final movie.
Dude went from "what have I done!?!?" to slaughtering children in like a 10 minute span
models, puppets, etc
i could see this being the case tbh. i imagine the budget must’ve been waaaay bigger than what was in the OG trilogy
as much as i dislike the first 2 prequels, at least i can find redeeming qualities in them, unlike Rise of Skywalker lol
The podrace, everything Jar Jar and the gungans, the droids, a lot of the scenery. Whatever the "score count" for practical effects is it still felt like you were looking at a video game half the time.
The podrace, everything Jar Jar and the gungans, the droids, a lot of the scenery. Whatever the "score count" for practical effects is it still felt like you were looking at a video game half the time.
i haven’t seen phantom menace in so long. might need to rewatch it for a good chuckle
as much as i dislike the first 2 prequels, at least i can find redeeming qualities in them, unlike Rise of Skywalker lol
I liked the fight in the Death Star ruins and Han's ghost. Otherwise.. yeah. Just a rush job after Rian eviscerated a lot of TFA's plot points I guess.
I liked the fight in the Death Star ruins and Han's ghost. Otherwise.. yeah. Just a rush job after Rian eviscerated a lot of TFA's plot points I guess.
yeah that Han scene was my favorite part of the movie. it didn’t feel as fan-servicey or rushed as the other s*** in the movie
My review for Attack Of The Clones
letterboxd.com/hellofidelio/film/star-wars-episode-ii-attack-of-the-clones
A great piece on Attack Of The Clones by my favorite writer Mike Thorn
My review for Attack Of The Clones
https://letterboxd.com/hellofidelio/film/star-wars-episode-ii-attack-of-the-clones/
A great piece on Attack Of The Clones by my favorite writer Mike Thorn
https://brightlightsfilm.com/george-lucass-wildest-vision-retrofuturist-auteurism-star-wars-episode-ii-attack-clones-2002/#.WCs4k_krK00
i fw the Pulp avi on letterboxd
i haven’t seen phantom menace in so long. might need to rewatch it for a good chuckle
Yeah I mean theyre still fun movies for the most part, the little kid in me just wishes they were better haha
i’ll never forget the hype surrounding revenge of the sith. i was only in kindergarten but it seemed like the biggest phenomenon in the world, that s*** was EVERYWHERE
damn i feel old
i’ll never forget the hype surrounding revenge of the sith. i was only in kindergarten but it seemed like the biggest phenomenon in the world, that s*** was EVERYWHERE
damn i feel old
I was in 4th or 5th grade. You’re not old.
My review for Attack Of The Clones
https://letterboxd.com/hellofidelio/film/star-wars-episode-ii-attack-of-the-clones/
A great piece on Attack Of The Clones by my favorite writer Mike Thorn
https://brightlightsfilm.com/george-lucass-wildest-vision-retrofuturist-auteurism-star-wars-episode-ii-attack-clones-2002/#.WCs4k_krK00
I respect the take and I think Lucas always has heart in whatever he does but ultimately I just see the first two as a goofy mess
Yeah I mean theyre still fun movies for the most part, the little kid in me just wishes they were better haha
i have the biggest love/hate relationship with star wars man…i love it mostly, but there’s a lot of dumb s*** too yk
i’ve been to a couple of the star wars celebrations in orlando and while i had fun, i just felt like i was in a cult lmao
i’m just a confused fan at the end of the day ig is what i’m saying
It's my childhood, I'll always love that s***
just like the Ninja Turtles
It's my childhood, I'll always love that s***
just like the Ninja Turtles
same here man. before music, it was just star wars and anime for me
The Disney films I just think are all built on a broken foundation. I think The Force Awakens is one of the most soulless films ever made. It is essentially cinematic tracing. The Last Jedi for all its attempts to be different can never transcend what it’s intrinsically linked to. I actually like Rise Of Skywalker the most of the sequels because it’s such an embarrassing train wreck that it’s amusing. I haven’t laughed harder in a theater then when Chewey fake dies or at lines like this,

that revenge of the sith game on the xbox was so much fun too
I never played that one but I loved the podracing game and KOTOR
The Disney films I just think are all built on a broken foundation. I think The Force Awakens is one of the most soulless films ever made. It is essentially cinematic tracing. The Last Jedi for all its attempts to be different can never transcend what it’s intrinsically linked to. I actually like Rise Of Skywalker the most of the sequels because it’s such an embarrassing train wreck that it’s amusing. I haven’t laughed harder in a theater then when Chewey fake dies or at lines like this,
!https://youtube.com/watch?v=EsjwVu_ihKU&feature=sharei actually like Force Awakens tbh. i feel like the movie did what it needed to do: build a basic launchpad for the rest of the trilogy…but of course we all know they didn’t have an outline in mind at the end lol
The Disney films I just think are all built on a broken foundation. I think The Force Awakens is one of the most soulless films ever made. It is essentially cinematic tracing. The Last Jedi for all its attempts to be different can never transcend what it’s intrinsically linked to. I actually like Rise Of Skywalker the most of the sequels because it’s such an embarrassing train wreck that it’s amusing. I haven’t laughed harder in a theater then when Chewey fake dies or at lines like this,
!https://youtube.com/watch?v=EsjwVu_ihKU&feature=shareGiving the trilogy to 3 different directors with no story in place is some real amateur s*** on Disney's part. It's like they were playing hot potato
So bizarre.