Episode I > *
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If you mean Episode I is greater than a dogs butt hole, we will have to agree to disagree.
That's a cat. Dogs have 6 lobes.
This man knows of what he speaks.Star Wars was a product of the times. Back when the first movie came out in '77, scifi movies were either very dull or very corny. Star Wars (New Hope) changed all of that- it was a character driven script with amazing and newly invented special effects, incredible production, detailed props, and story points the combined mysticism with technology. It was a completely new concept and it blew people's minds! The story pacing was based on 1940's serials, so we had 10 minute vignets of story that would jump around, then eventually come together at the end. Lucas continued to use this style in the Indiana Jones series.
Fast forward a few decades and Lucas's ideas and techniques have been repeated to death. They're not fresh anymore, so the concept of a lightsaber or a cute robot are boring. The only thing holding the Star Wars franchise together is nostalgia. Star Trek is falling (or has fallen) into that same boat.
That's true.Now i'm at episode III (Revenge of the Sith) and so far its a lot better than the first two.
It's the best of the three prequels, but the acting is still awful. Clone Wars was absolutely unwatchable---the dialog sounded like a high-school play.Now i'm at episode III (Revenge of the Sith) and so far its a lot better than the first two.
they should have used wookies instead of ewoks.After watching the old trilogy, I can agree that just the new movies suck.
The Phenom Menace and Attack of the Clones are terrible movies. Revenge of the Sith is the only one worth watching.
A New Hope is a decent movie.
The Empire Strikes Back is the best one in the series.
Return of the Jedi is OK but somehow disappointing.
It's the best of the three prequels, but the acting is still awful. Clone Wars was absolutely unwatchable---the dialog sounded like a high-school play.
Wow, people being kicked in the head by horses happens way more often than I thought it did.Funny story though. One day I was out tending to my horses when one kicked me right in the forehead. Ever since, sometimes I black out and wake up weird places in my neighborhood and all my neighbors are pissed at me.
Wow, people being kicked in the head by horses happens way more often than I thought it did.
Star Wars was pretty much everything when I was a kid. Some of my earliest memories was watching the original trilogy as a young kid. I had the toys, the lunchbox, shirts, etc. The world of Star Wars was always an escape for me, and I really was always just hooked on it as far as imagination.
Some of the movies are great, and some of the movies only have great moments. Films like Episode 1 and 2 don't really hold up at all. George Lucas was always great at creating characters and the Star Wars universe, but he struggled when he was the solo writer, director, and basically in charge of all the calls on how to shoot the films. He had several well known actors beginning with Episode 1 (Natalie Portman, Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor), and their dialogue and performances were pretty flat compared to the rest of their careers. The CGI also didn't hold up very well as well.
DS9 is some of the best TV of all time crippled only by it's syndicated format.
