3PO getting his eye pecked out.
But I think that TPM is the only one that actually feels like a Star Wars movie. Sometimes.
TPM is my fave PT film hands down.
. I of course FF though ALL the Gungan stuff. 
TPM is my fave PT film hands down.
Sure - it's got some HORRIBLE elements, but as touched on already, Liam Neeson, Ewan & Ian McDiarmid provided a solid foundation to the film, & the real sets went a long way. Natalie Portman was good with what she was given - & I've always been a fan of hers. However, her forever morphing Queenie accent just did my head in.
Ray Park as Maul / Jedi & Sith final battle -
I loved all the royal Naboo related moments; architecture, costumes, N-1 starfighters, speeders etc. Great stuff.
Pod Race was a bittersweet affair for me. I liked some of the pacing & vehicle designs, but the Muppet pilots & drawn out intro piece just became laboursome to tolerate.
Ani, his buddies, Watto, -
That said - I still rate it well above the other two.
Why does everyone bash "the first ten minutes" of ROTS? Wasn't it just a fun space battle with the same silly dialogue that we've seen throughout the entire trilogy?
All of the prequels were subpar, but Revenge of the Sith had the most thrilling and climactic moments of the three. All the other two had were boring, drawn out political nonsense with a few sprinkles of excitement here and there. Seems like ROTS got straight to the point, showed us the story we've been waiting to see with an added load of epic lightsaber duels.
I do think Phantom Menace had more of a 'Star Wars' feel to it, but the movie is so terrible and childish that it doesn't matter. The only good thing in the entire movie is the duel of the fates. Especially Darth Maul's introduction. That still gives me chills. "Anakin, stay in that cockpit!" Doors open, cue duel of the fates theme, and he's just standing there like a badass.
