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The whole "Droids become bad comedians" must of happened between Episode 2 and episode 3,

In episode 2 the droids have a few extra lines, but nothing that special, but in Episode 3 they become retarded...

Okay, yeah... it was a kids movie, but how does that explain the "comedic" (I use the term loosely) aspect of the droids in 3?.

))If the droids were actually funny, this wouldn't be a problem((
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The movie isn't worth seeing if you have to pay for it, it's a just a really whored out kids movie with a 3d coating (To cut down on acting costs).

Nothing happens, The action scenes are boring and the dialog is lame

"Skyguy".... nuff said

The only decent parts are with the Clone troopers, if the entire movie was about Clone troopers and not the crappy kidnap story it would of been a much better movie.


Final thought - Stick to the games and Comics.... Give this one a miss until it gets pirated...

Really the way I see it, there is nothing wrong with adding a sense of humor to the droids. The only issue is that he added a personallity to a droid that has millions of identical mass-procuded comrades. There would be no personallity. Droids like C-3PO and R2-D2, they were specific characters, they had a personallity. In simpler terms, if in the credits their character name is "Droid 1" & "Droid 2" they should not have a personallity, while Characters such as "C-3PO" and other droid characters that are named should.

out of curiousity, did the droids having a "personnality" have any bearing on the plot?

Hunter-Morrell wrote:/me whispers to C-3, "Its C-3PO, not C-3PX2, thats your name."

kekeke... was wondering if anyone else would notice that I did that.

So I saw Clone Wars the day it came out as a planned event with some of my fellow Star Wars friends (one of which belongs to this site.) I must say that it was half what I expected, half not what I expected. Let's start with the expected.

I knew this was geared more toward kids- me and my 5 friends were in a theater full of little ones with only two other teens- but I also knew it would be entertaining. The animation was very easy on the eyes- except for when they showed a planet from outer space- and I had no complaints towards the CGI.

What I did not expect was the terrible lightsaber duels. Looking at what Hayden Christanson and Ewan McGreggor did in Episode III, I expected that animators could make these computer fights quite epic, but it just turned out to be an epic fail. The battles stayed stationary, with a complete lack of movement from any limbs aside from the arms. Also, when you are able to sign Sammy L. Jackson on to the film, I would imagine he would play a major role. But maybe they're saving his top-of-the-line voice performance for the upcoming show.

Overall, the plot was well fleshed out for a cartoon, and the war scenes were much more gripping than I could have ever imagined for this show. The music- straying from the typical SW score and entering into a melodic tone that really set the mood- was equally impressing. However, the less-than-adequate duels as well as the corny battle droid speech sort of dragged it down.

I give this film a 7/10, but a very high 7 since it was built for the younger generation yet managed to hit the bulls eye dead center for the older fans.

I think my opinion's well known from the VEToday article I did for it.

I probably could have enjoyed it a lot more if the music was more like the Episodes.  But sadly not

Indeed. i also did notice the change in music, although this was a little better than the predictable starwars theme music for the movies.

The clones were very intense and i was really impressed on how it showed them actually going up to the droids in some hand to hand combat action. I was also equally impressed with the epic side-of-the-cliff battle.

Rogueboy wrote:out of curiousity, did the droids having a "personnality" have any bearing on the plot?

It broke up the plot with stupid, irrelevant jokes and slapstick humor.

Sicario wrote:yet managed to hit the bulls eye dead center for the older fans.

Since the original 3, no starwars has even managed to hit the bullseye
They've come close (2 and 3) but not close enough.

Hassar wrote:little better than the predictable starwars theme music for the movies.

Thats blasphemy, i was crushed when they didn't have the original starting music, I have fond memories of sitting in the theater watching the remastered edition of New hope and the other movie goer's singing the starting theme during the previews.

I also forgot that they didn't have the awesome scrolling story prologue , just some lame news report type thing,
I WANT ME DAMN SCROLLING LETTERS

I also did notice that they didnt play the scrolling yellow story line at the beginning. this made me pissed.

instead they had some sort of narrarator telling what is happening. it made me feel like i was watching some sort of television series, that was like,"In the previous episode..."

Although it wasnt all that bad. There were some pretty epic battles with the clone troopers. they were the only real hardcore action in the movie.