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DainPig
Gondor
Aug 25 2015, 11:02pm
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Attack of the Clones is boring.
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Sorry for this silly thread, but I need to express myself. The Phantom Manace is a very cool adventure movie and has a nice story. I really love episode I, but... episode II, well, it is not the same thing. I tried to watch Attack of the Clones, but at the half of the movie I left it. The movie basicly is that: fight scenes, conversations, fight scenes, conversations, fight scenes. Am I just an idiot or what?
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sevilodorf
Tol Eressea
Aug 26 2015, 3:44am
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I remember the awe of watching that first scene of Star Wars (before it became A New Hope or whatever it became to be number 4) .... I am still awed in places and by a great majority of the world building.... but I find myself cringing at the dialog. That scene between Padme and Anakin on the balcony is just so awful. A little less on the special effects and a little more on the writers would be really beneficial.
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Annael
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Aug 26 2015, 3:52pm
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seeing "A New Hope" (which was just titled "Star Wars") in the theater for the first time was an amazing experience. Nothing like it had ever been done before; it took movies to a whole new level. (My mother used to say that "The Wizard of Oz," with the scene where she opens the door onto a world of COLOR, had the same effect on her.) I feel sorry for people who grew up seeing it on video. Yes, the dialogue was clunky - Harrison Ford reportedly told George Lucas "just because you can type it doesn't mean an actor can SAY it" - but the original cast had charm and chemistry and the story was gripping. Despite being a big fan of Natalie Portman, Liam Neeson, and Ewan MacGregor, I never warmed to the later "prequels," mostly because Lucas decided to indulge his own tastes without letting anyone curb him (a problem Spielberg and later Jackson both have). I think it was TPM where I counted SEVENTEEN long scenes of spaceships landing or taking off. No people, no dialogue, just "look at this cool CGI of a world and a fancy ship." Sorry George, you've been there & done that, time to do something new, like, oh I don't know, write interesting CHARACTERS? I was sooooooo bored.
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tsmith675
Gondor
Aug 26 2015, 8:25pm
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I'm not a fan of any of the prequels. Revenge of the Sith undoubtedly has the most going for it, but even then I don't love it. But anyway, when it comes to Attack of the Clones, I surprisingly don't hate it. I actually think it kind of has a really interesting story. Now, the story takes some really ridiculous turns that make no sense. But it had a lot of potential. The Phantom Menace is my least favorite. To me, that's the one that's mind-numbingly boring. The thing that I hate the most of Attack of the Clones is that literally every set is digital. There's so much CGI in that movie, it's just hard to watch. I find the story to be rather interesting, at least until it starts going dumb places. I think it has more redeemable qualities than The Phantom Menace. The storyline about the clones, Count Dooku and the Separatists, and a few other plot points I found extremely interesting. However, the story kind of turns into a mess and gets pretty confusing when things aren't explained. So I can see how someone would think Attack of the Clones is the worst. But for me, the story was at least interesting enough for a little while to keep me intrigued. Now, The Phantom Menace really only has the end fight going for it. And even then, you can tell it's so choreographed it just looks like a dance. My favorite lightsaber duel is the one in Empire, the one that looks as though it wasn't choreographed at all. Plus, that duel in The Phantom Menace is almost completely ruined by the fact that it cuts away to like 3 other things going on, it's a little hard to digest everything at the end of it. So, no you are definitely not an idiot. Even though I like Attack of the Clones more than The Phantom Menace, it's still my second least favorite of the movies. And I don't particularly like it, really at all.
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Donry
Tol Eressea
Aug 26 2015, 10:00pm
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the old guard, having grown up on the original three movies. I am not a fan of the prequels. I do think there are parts of Phantom Menace and Sith that are really good, but also some parts that quite bad. Clones though I find almost unwatchable. Imho, it is the worst of the three, by a long shot. There are very few scenes I find tolerable.
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Arannir
Valinor
Aug 27 2015, 12:13pm
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I also think AotC is the worst...
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... at least as a 11 year old I appreciated TPM (though I can barely sit through it now and have no desire to watch iut again any time soon). But AotC is just so badly written... that sand-conversation. "It gets everywhere"... it hurts how bad both writing and acting is.
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Eruonen
Half-elven
Aug 27 2015, 4:12pm
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All of this means the new films could hardly be worse - so that is a positive!
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Withywindle
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Aug 30 2015, 4:55pm
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I don't really like them (the Star Wars prequels)...
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I don't like the writing in any of the prequels. In my opinion, Hayden Christensen is a horrible actor and so is Natalie Portman. I think that Revenge of the Sith is the most "fun" to watch. Still it is not that great. It's the least boring of the three. Anyway, Attack of the Clones is a boring movie, in my opinion as well.
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Meneldor
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Aug 31 2015, 6:21pm
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AotC is my least favorite SW movie.
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I loved Padme's big new chrome flying wing spaceship. That was my favorite thing in the whole film, but then it blew up 30 seconds into the movie and everything went downhill from there. The droid factory fight scene looked like a cheap video game. The "romance" dialog was cringingly awful. 3P0's humor was as misplaced as it was flat and unfunny. The plot wandered all over the place and never resolved in any meaningful way. The characters were unlikeable. So, IMO, that's just not a good movie.
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