"Jedi Sith Rising"? What does that even mean?
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I don't think they new title is terrible or anything. I laughed the first time I heard that the second one was Attack of the Clones but it grew on me. But then again I'm not really a fan of the prequels. The original movies will always be a classic and you usually can't improve upon a classic IMO. I will definately see Revenge of the Sith just to see exactly how Anakin turns into Vader though. I'm such a geek.
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Revenge of the Sith makes sense to me: it's direct, concise, efficient... just like Palpatine's systematic rise to power.Lord TorleYu-wong Chong Techno - create a "Window of Opportunity"
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They should hve gone for "Star Wars - Episode III: The one Where Anakin Turns into Darth Vader".
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Lucas is unable to write dialoge and develope characters imo. That was somewhat true in the first trilogy, but he seems to have worsened in this second trilogy. But, what happened was that we ended up really caring about those characters from Eps 4-6. This second trilogy really doesn't have anybody that we care about, or at least I don't. I'm sure I'll go see Episode 3, Revenge of the Sith, or whatever, but my expectations are pretty low.
As a reader of the Star Wars Novels (post Episode 6 for the most part), I'd have much rather seen the stories of the Solo kids, with maybe cameos from the older Han, Leia, Luke, and some of the other charcters that the books have created. I think I would have cared about those characters much more.Carter: Navigation? O'Neill: Check. Carter: Oxygen, Pressure, Temperature Control?
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Originally posted by DavidOr perhaps even better, "Episode III: A galactic dissapointment 35 years in the making!"
I reserve theater-going for very special occasions and I don't even think I'll go see this one in the theaters. It's probably too early to say that. I get bored sometimes.Urgo: I wanna live, I wanna experience the universe and I wanna eat pie!
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Originally posted by LarryLucas is unable to write dialoge and develope characters imo. That was somewhat true in the first trilogy, but he seems to have worsened in this second trilogy. But, what happened was that we ended up really caring about those characters from Eps 4-6. This second trilogy really doesn't have anybody that we care about, or at least I don't. I'm sure I'll go see Episode 3, Revenge of the Sith, or whatever, but my expectations are pretty low.
As a reader of the Star Wars Novels (post Episode 6 for the most part), I'd have much rather seen the stories of the Solo kids, with maybe cameos from the older Han, Leia, Luke, and some of the other charcters that the books have created. I think I would have cared about those characters much more.
But the books killed Chewie
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Originally posted by Teal'cSPOILERS for Star Wars books
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But the books killed Chewie
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