Forensic analysis of Star Wars "Attack of the Clones"
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Re: Forensic analysis of Star Wars "Attack of the Clones"
As someone who shouted for joy when this came out, I approve this message. Also enjoy the Episode I and Star Trek movie reviews.
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Re: Forensic analysis of Star Wars "Attack of the Clones"
I have to say that I liked episodes I and IV the best. I hear Lucas had the most creative control over those. Episode III was a mess. Love the action and the CGI, but the plot needs some imagination and coherence to make sense and the acting needs some pizazz and emotion for me to appreciate movies now. I certainly enjoy most of the Southwest episodes better than Transformers or GI Joe. Those other movies absolutely reeked.
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