Star Wars

[miguelnuva]

I will say this in my opinion I have never seen a bad star wars film. Haven't seen episode I in 3D yet but hope I can see it next week.

[Hellspawn28]

Clone Wars was bad if you want to count that movie. I'm glad that I saw Pineapple Express instead at the time and rented the movie when it came out from my local red box.

[Drewzilla]

You think our politions have put us in debt? This is how much Palpetine paid for the Deathstar.

http://www.411mania.com/movies/news/225648/

[wataru]

I like how AOTC has 0 votes.

[Drewzilla]

I like how AOTC has 0 votes.

challenge accepted.

[wataru]

HEY >O WE WERE GOING FOR 100% DISLIKE AT TK!

[Drewzilla]

HEY >O WE WERE GOING FOR 100% DISLIKE AT TK!

Good, let the hate flow through you!

[King Caesar]

I like how AOTC has 0 votes.

There's a reason for that. And there's a reason why TESB has the majority.

[GodzillavsZilla]

I like how AOTC has 0 votes.

I like AOTC, but it's not my favorite, it's my 3rd favorite. ROTS though was a movie masterpiece, my favorite movie of Star Wars and my favorite movie in general.

[omgitsgodzilla]

I think The Phantom Menace was way worse than Attack of the Clones.

[Goji]

^ Any particular reason(s) why?

[omgitsgodzilla]

Well, The Phantom Menace has a lot of elements that are just terrible ideas. Jar Jar's character is still one of the most baffling choices George ever made, and most of the podrace aliens are just bizarre in design. Not in the good way, like the cantina scene, but more like something you'd expect from the Holiday Special cartoon segment. There's just way too much slapstick in it, really. And that kid who plays Anakin... Jesus. And then there are those Trade Federation guys... They talk like... I don't even know. Doesn't help that their characters are utterly pathetic as well. And of course, simplifying sensitivity to the Force into how many of some microorganisms are in a person's cells was just really disappointing. With Attack of the Clones, it feels like George was learning a bit, but not much. There's far less of Jar Jar, for one thing. The stupid humor from TPM is far less prevalent here. The story also feels like it connects to the original trilogy in some way, whereas all The Phantom Menace really does is get Anakin into the Jedi Order and establish that Palpatine is a Sith and get him to the highest spot in the Senate. Clones tells us where the stormtroopers came from, it establishes Anakin's discontent in the Jedi Order and his friction with Obi-Wan, and oh yes, it shows us the Clone Wars, which are referenced in the original Star Wars as being kind of a big deal. It lays some of the foundations for the original trilogy. Don't get me wrong, it's an awful film (the dialogue is horrible, Anakin is still wretchedly portrayed and it's still bogged down in politics), but it's a step up from Episode I.

[Hellspawn28]

I found Attack of the Clones boring due to the unconvincing love scenes and Count Dooku was the best thing about Episode II. I didn't think Episode II was a bad film but I wish it could have been much better.

[GodzillavsZilla]

Well, The Phantom Menace has a lot of elements that are just terrible ideas. Jar Jar's character is still one of the most baffling choices George ever made, and most of the podrace aliens are just bizarre in design. Not in the good way, like the cantina scene, but more like something you'd expect from the Holiday Special cartoon segment. There's just way too much slapstick in it, really. And that kid who plays Anakin... Jesus. And then there are those Trade Federation guys... They talk like... I don't even know. Doesn't help that their characters are utterly pathetic as well. And of course, simplifying sensitivity to the Force into how many of some microorganisms are in a person's cells was just really disappointing. With Attack of the Clones, it feels like George was learning a bit, but not much. There's far less of Jar Jar, for one thing. The stupid humor from TPM is far less prevalent here. The story also feels like it connects to the original trilogy in some way, whereas all The Phantom Menace really does is get Anakin into the Jedi Order and establish that Palpatine is a Sith and get him to the highest spot in the Senate. Clones tells us where the stormtroopers came from, it establishes Anakin's discontent in the Jedi Order and his friction with Obi-Wan, and oh yes, it shows us the Clone Wars, which are referenced in the original Star Wars as being kind of a big deal. It lays some of the foundations for the original trilogy. Don't get me wrong, it's an awful film (the dialogue is horrible, Anakin is still wretchedly portrayed and it's still bogged down in politics), but it's a step up from Episode I.

Nute Gunray and Rune Haako looked and sounded cool in that movie, but Haako always changes his voice in the prequels, first he sounded hilarious, then in episode II he sounded deep, then in episode III he sounded cowardly, why is that (Rune Haako is this guy:http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Rune_Haako)

[GodzillavsJason]

@GodzillavsZilla. Screw Those two! Give me this guy! http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Wat_Tambor

[Ethan]

Nute Gunray and Rune Haako looked and sounded cool in that movie, but Haako always changes his voice in the prequels, first he sounded hilarious, then in episode II he sounded deep, then in episode III he sounded cowardly, why is that (Rune Haako is this guy:http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Rune_Haako)

Because he's played by different actors.

[GodzillavsZilla]

Nute Gunray and Rune Haako looked and sounded cool in that movie, but Haako always changes his voice in the prequels, first he sounded hilarious, then in episode II he sounded deep, then in episode III he sounded cowardly, why is that (Rune Haako is this guy:http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Rune_Haako)

Because he's played by different actors.

Oh, that I didn't know. Natilie Portman was a good actress in that movie, though. Random thing, did you know George Lucas made a cameo of him self as an alien in episode III?

[Mothra Freak]

Nute Gunray and Rune Haako looked and sounded cool in that movie, but Haako always changes his voice in the prequels, first he sounded hilarious, then in episode II he sounded deep, then in episode III he sounded cowardly, why is that (Rune Haako is this guy:http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Rune_Haako)

Because he's played by different actors.

Oh, that I didn't know. Natilie Portman was a good actress in that movie, though. Random thing, did you know George Lucas made a cameo of him self as an alien in episode III?

Yeah. She's been better, but her performances were by no means bad.

And another interesting fact is that Natalie Portman's mother couldn't tell her from Keira Knightley when they were both dressed up in TPM. I actually had no idea that Ms. Knightley played the decoy Queen until recently.

[miguelnuva]

While I say my least favorite two are the original star wars and TPM their still my favorite films love all 6 of these.

[omgitsgodzilla]

Oh, that I didn't know. Natilie Portman was a good actress in that movie, though. Random thing, did you know George Lucas made a cameo of him self as an alien in episode III?

Yeah. She's been better, but her performances were by no means bad.

And another interesting fact is that Natalie Portman's mother couldn't tell her from Keira Knightley when they were both dressed up in TPM. I actually had no idea that Ms. Knightley played the decoy Queen until recently.

Natalie did wonderfully with what little she was given. I also never realized that was Kiera Knightley.