15-05-2005 23:08									#31
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From the other thread:

quote: Originally posted by Kidicious I'd say they should have just made another movie, but not without an ending. That would have really blew the whole thing.

He pretty much did the same thing in ESB, cliffhangers are to be expected in a serial context.

	15-05-2005 23:13									#32
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quote: Originally posted by DinoDoc He didn't do the cartoons.

He should have spent more on the animation. I hadn't seen the previews, so I went in expecting Cowboy Bebop and came out with...Superfriends...

	15-05-2005 23:15									#33
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quote: Originally posted by Jules Small point: I don't get why Yoda didn't initially realize who gave away the location of the temple on Ilim. Based on what he found out in AOTC, shouldn't it be obvious that it was Dooku?

No clue. It didn't make sense to me, either.

	15-05-2005 23:19									#34
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Maybe it's just that it was a cartoon, but I don't think this story line could have been a movie. There were all kinds of characters that weren't developed at all. There was too much battle, and no ending to at all it seems.

	15-05-2005 23:20									#35
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From the otherthread:

quote: Originally posted by Micha The first part of that series was crap. Honestly, it was close to impossible to follow the story, while the animations where crap. Also the aliens were so much stereotyped. Come on, "Calamari"... It appeared to be a wild sequence of clumsy battle animations; no story at all.

The Calamari were introduced in either ESB or RotJ; the Rebel Grand Admiral is a Calamari.

	15-05-2005 23:23									#36
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quote: Originally posted by The Mad Monk From the otherthread: The Calamari were introduced in either ESB or RotJ; the Rebel Grand Admiral is a Calamari.

	15-05-2005 23:24									#37
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From the roleplaying game source books, I was always under the impression that the Calamari were pacifists until the Empire came to power. Yet it looks like they participated in the battle against the Quarren.

	15-05-2005 23:25									#38
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quote: Originally posted by Kidicious Maybe it's just that it was a cartoon, but I don't think this story line could have been a movie. There were all kinds of characters that weren't developed at all. There was too much battle, and no ending to at all it seems.

Sounds like some reviews of Attack of the Clones I read.

Seriously, I belive it had about the same amount of development, and maybe even a little more.

	15-05-2005 23:27									#39
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The cartoon love scenes between Padme and Anakin were much better than in AOTC.

	16-05-2005 01:34									#40
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That wasn't hard.

Personally, I liked the animaton, but I've always been a fan of Tartankovsky. Dexter's Lab and Samuri Jack are great.

	16-05-2005 11:05									#41
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quote: Originally posted by Micha The first part of that series was crap. Honestly, it was close to impossible to follow the story, while the animations where crap. Also the aliens were so much stereotyped. Come on, "Calamari"... It appeared to be a wild sequence of clumsy battle animations; no story at all.

I guess it's not called a "micro" series for nothing. The first half originally aired as twenty 3-4 minute episodes. Can't do a whole lot of character development in that time. The second half aired as only 5 episodes. I would have to say the quality improved with part 2.

	16-05-2005 15:51									#42
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A girl here spent 48 days waiting in line for tickets to the premiere of the latest film, only to find out a couple of days ago that her friends in the Star Wars Fan Club Denmark had gotten free passes to the sneak preview, for helping arrange a pre-premiere event in the Tivoli.

	16-05-2005 20:30									#43
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Apparently Lucas really liked the cartoons. He's giving the Adult Swim people a pre-release showing.

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quote: Originally posted by chegitz guevara Dexter's Lab and Samuri Jack are great.

I'm really going to have to pick up the Samuri Jack DVDs.

	17-05-2005 10:44									#45
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quote: Originally posted by DinoDoc How the hell do the Sith when when a single Jedi can repel an assault of the magnitude Yoda just did?

Well, The Sith are as powerful, forcewise. The scale of the cartoon is much greater than in the movies (being free of budgetary concerns), its OK to show a single Jedi beating huge forces- just look at the scene were Windoo (or whatever, the black guy) destroys that giant crushing floating thing...

	17-05-2005 11:26									#46
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quote: Personally, I liked the animaton, but I've always been a fan of Tartankovsky. Dexter's Lab and Samuri Jack are great

I like Tartankovsky's shows, but the animation has always seemed somewhat amateurish...

	17-05-2005 14:30									#47
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I like the "Clone Wars" Saga.

And I'm really thinking that Hayden (despite what ppl in OUR generation might be saying about him) he's going to be the next generations best "evil" actor.

and anyone who play Darth Vader deserves our props...no matter what genre.

(Yeah, I'm supporting him in Revenge of the Sith...just because he was selected as Anakin. And he HAS grown as an actor.)






(I hate Jedi )

	17-05-2005 14:33									#48
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And...ah...General Grievous' fight against those Jedi kick ass.

2 Masters, 3 Knights. Oh, and he stomps the sh!t out of a Padawan before the "main fight" begins.

Once he started that "buzzsaw" sh!t...I was hooked.