Star Wars

[c9]

I finally watched Revenge of the Sith last night. I must say, I'm quite pleased with how George Lucas' four-movie epic turned out. It's a little odd that he did episodes 4, 5, and 6, and then went back to do 3 twenty years later, but it appears to have worked.

Episode 4 wasn't great, but it really was pretty good. The ending was quite impressive, though I need someone to explain the whole Qui-Gon Jinn deal, since he saw fit to cut the more expositionary bits.

I wonder what he would have done for episodes 1 and 2, if he'd made them?*

* shhhh. I'm in denial.

Comments

[iambic-cub.livejournal.com]

I stand by my opinion on Episode Three, it being that the only thing enjoyable about it was how it set everything up for Episode Four, and that I, personally, would have preferred a more efficient means of getting this information, such as a PowerPoint presentation.

[rostin79.livejournal.com]

I don't understand your last sentence. If who had made them? And George Lucas' four-movie epic? I think i'm just confused this morning :)

I was pleasantly surprised with Episode 3

[c9.livejournal.com]

Who = George Lucas

Think carefully. Maybe he made a six-movie epic and I'm pretending the first two didn't exist. :)

[rostin79.livejournal.com]

haha, that's what i was guessing. i haven't had coffee yet today. I'm using that as my excuse :)

[senhor.livejournal.com]

What? You didn't think Jar-Jar Binks was one of the most well-written characters in all of cinematic history?