Okay holy crap TCW is just sealing the deal for the PT being canon even more.
Today's episode was freaking awesome.
Though I'm not sure I understand whySpoiler:
jye they're literally just turning it into ROTS:Extended Edition with scenes right out of ROTS being repeated only so they can immediately extend those very same scenes to include Ahsoka and Maul, lol.
Okay holy crap TCW is just sealing the deal for the PT being canon even more.
Today's episode was freaking awesome.
Though I'm not sure I understand why
jye they're literally just turning it into ROTS:Extended Edition with scenes right out of ROTS being repeated only so they can immediately extend those very same scenes to include Ahsoka and Maul, lol.
Now wait just a second. Weren't you the guy that said repeatedly that if it's not in the movies it's not (for you) canon? Last I checked, there is only one TCW theatrical release and that's not what you're referencing here. When did you decide to cross over that line? Oh and speaking of which,
ROTS SUCKS!!!
IIRC it was in response to people dissing the ST based on content in the comic tie-ins, but if comics don't count then neither should cartoons.
But as I've also started watching TCW (the complete series in the approved, chronological order), I'm not going to give you too much flak about it.
That said, while I have no issue (midi-chorians aside) with the PT being canon, I don't see myself ever deeply loving it. I mean SERIOUSLY, WTF? Is this a new COVID-19 symptom???
Okay holy crap TCW is just sealing the deal for the PT being canon even more.
Today's episode was freaking awesome.
Though I'm not sure I understand why
jye they're literally just turning it into ROTS:Extended Edition with scenes right out of ROTS being repeated only so they can immediately extend those very same scenes to include Ahsoka and Maul, lol.
IIRC it was in response to people dissing the ST based on content in the comic tie-ins, but if comics don't count then neither should cartoons.
But as I've also started watching TCW (the complete series in the approved, chronological order), I'm not going to give you too much flak about it.
That said, while I have no issue (midi-chorians aside) with the PT being canon, I don't see myself ever deeply loving it. I mean SERIOUSLY, WTF? Is this a new COVID-19 symptom???
More than 50% (probably 60-70%) of AOTC is still just painful, and then I like maybe 60% of TPM and close to that amount of ROTS. So they're still deeply flawed to be sure, with poor acting, dialogue, and low res CGI throughout. But...I'm finding that there is still enough fun to be had with each movie and all the newfangled tie-ins with the ST, Mando, and these new TCW episodes are causing me just say "whatever" about the stupid stuff and to just allow them as canon, warts and all.I agree using the Anakin Padme music when they were gazing at each other across coruscant was a nice touch but honestly Khev I cannot accept
Sorry Khev they lost me there lol
But obviously I'm not gonna fault anyone who doesn't accept any of this stuff as canon.
Okay you definitely haven't watched the PT in a while have because I was simply quoting Padme, I don't actually truly deeply love the PT, lol.
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Yes I agree, I just couldn't resist messing with you given you're a year younger than my son.
Palpatine's manipulation of Anakin was so poorly written, so one-note, so unconvincing there's no way a Jedi with an ounce of training should have fallen for it. I mean, Jake Lloyd Anakin would have seen right through it, so no way a 20+ year old version of him would have been so naive. I think I've criticized Hayden Christensen too much in the past; clearly this is all on Georgie boy. I actually thought HC's acting was confident & convincing in the early going, right up to the point Palpatine told him to kill Dooku. Then everything went south, and quickly. Damn, when you create an entire trilogy for the express purpose of demonstrating a main character's fall from grace, maybe spend a little more time fleshing that out and a little less worrying about the never ending CGI.
