Did he mean the worst film in the OT? Than I'd be inclined to agree with him.
It doesn't have an ending, some of the Dagobah scenes really drag on etc.
It doesn't have an ending, some of the Dagobah scenes really drag on etc.
Sonnyboo, I just borrowed JW Rinzler's "The Making of the Empire Strikes Back", and I've skimmed the chapters. Where does it cover in detail Kurtz' departure? Perhaps you can point it out to me, thanks.
Where did you get this script? I'd like to get a copy, thanks.
I don't have many quips about the two trilogies besides 'Phantom,' which I loathe with a severe passion. It's my understanding that many people do, though, so I'm not alone there. I actually have no issue with 'Attack of the Clones' or 'Revenge of the Sith' - I really enjoy both. But, it's also to my understanding that there seems to be as much critical distaste for those two as there is for 'Phantom.'
I'm in Vegas now. When I get home I'll pull out my copy and give youSonnyboo, I just borrowed JW Rinzler's "The Making of the Empire Strikes Back", and I've skimmed the chapters. Where does it cover in detail Kurtz' departure? Perhaps you can point it out to me, thanks.
That said we will disagree on Attack of the Clones, which I always find the worst movie in the series. Though even that is not without merits...the duel at the end is fantastic. Well, until Yoda shows up (which I appreciate thematically, if not visually). But the whole love story was cringeworthy at best, Lucas really does pull the worst out of his actors.
Anyone a fan of CLONE WARS TV series?
It's not about genre, it's that tanks from the 1940s on seem far more suited to battle than what should be much more advanced technology
I know this has been discussed a million times, but how do you guys feel the prequel trilogy stacks up in comparison to the original trilogy? I'm one of the few living souls that didn't grow up on these films and I just saw the original trilogy like a month ago and loved it. Many fans seem to hate the prequel trilogy so I considered just not watching them, but if they add to the story and the film's universe in a good way then I'd like to watch them.
In all 3 prequels, some of the action scenes just seem to go on for ever rather pointlessly.
THE PODRACE
CHASING THE ASSASSIN THROUGH CORUSCANT
DROID FACTORY
ENTIRE OPENING SEQUENCE of EPISODE III
I actually quite enjoyed Revenge of the Sith after about the halfway mark