After seeing Episode III a couple more times, my gripes have been diminished. This mainly has to do with the fact that I started seeing the saga 1 through 6 (as opposed to 4-6, then 1-3).
There have been some good points made, and Lucas has basically said that he was wrong (in Entertainment Weekly #820 May 20, 2005 - for those of you who want to feel validation in writing). I like what McCallum said in the same article:
I think ti's the main reason that many view the prequels as failures. They wanted to see Annakin as a kid sticking womp rats in a blender. But the point was that this was a good person that was seduced by the dark side, just as the originals are about a good person who rejected the seduction and thus saved his father.
I have no problem with any of the movies, to be honest. They are all a part of the Star Wars universe and I watch them all with childlike glee.
Now if youssa wantn' to be excusen me, Issa gonna go now, okie day?
Poke
There have been some good points made, and Lucas has basically said that he was wrong (in Entertainment Weekly #820 May 20, 2005 - for those of you who want to feel validation in writing). I like what McCallum said in the same article:
I think ti's the main reason that many view the prequels as failures. They wanted to see Annakin as a kid sticking womp rats in a blender. But the point was that this was a good person that was seduced by the dark side, just as the originals are about a good person who rejected the seduction and thus saved his father.
I have no problem with any of the movies, to be honest. They are all a part of the Star Wars universe and I watch them all with childlike glee.
Now if youssa wantn' to be excusen me, Issa gonna go now, okie day?
Poke