Clone Wars doesn't really add anything plot-wise that's required to understand the universe. It adds depth to the prequel characters, but the movies are understandable without it.
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Oh, excellent. At some point, I'll probably need to read up on what happened on prequels, but I could just wiki it.
The Rogue One cast seems like a dynamite. Could do with more women, but colour me intrigued.
Seriously, as far as the prequels go, it's mostly three movies of Anakin turning to the dark side, Palpatine brilliantly manipulating the Republic and executing a power grab, and...Luke and Leia are born.
...But what Dana neglected to mention is that all of that is terribly written and directed.
I thought that was a given.
Just checking; maybe there were one or two people left in the universe who don't know that?
I do feel a bit like a prequel apologist. No, really, they could have been good! There were moments!
I discovered today that I actually own Episodes II and III. I could have sworn that I never spent a dime on those. And since I apparently did, why not Episode I? Meh, whatever. They will likely continue to gather dust at the bottom of the DVD pile.
No, really, they could have been good! There were moments!
I have those same thoughts sometimes. Aaaaand then the next scene happens and I throw up a little in my mouth.
(I will fight people over the amazing swordplay in TPM, though. Amazeballs.)
Suzi, I only took my prequel DVDs out of the shrink wrap this summer (after many a year) in some fit of "hey, let's get ready for new SW".
And since I apparently did, why not Episode I?
Too much Jar Jar?