Thread: SW Episode 3

you are very lucke you know that

Of course I know And the best part was all the people disguised and there was a pretty darn well trained combat between two fans with lightsabers, they must have trained hard for it.

Did you see an advanced screening or something ?
Doesn't come out here til tomorrow... and believe me, I'm going to see it tomorrow night with my sister. Then I'll be able to dicuss the movie.

But does everyone know that George Lucas is going to be making a Star Wars TV series not long after this? It's supposed to be taking place between the end of Episode 3 and the beginning of Episode 4 (the first movie of the original trilogy)

apparently the euros get special privialages the US dose not Topic Reopend For the record this is totla BS they get to see the movie before the US dose

I watched the European Premiere in Belgium, which was on the 17th of May at midnight, before a lot of countries, however we didn't get any actor (the Swiss at Zurich got Ian, the one who plays the Emperor).

A SW TV serie? I heard he wasn't going to continue making movies (the actor of the Emperor said it at Zurich), but I know no more.

Finally seen the movie *does little dance*
For the record, I saw it at 8pm May 19th... the day of the premire... the cimena was packed
I too find it very odd that Europe got to see the movie before the US and even Australia for that matter (where most of all three movies were filmed... yes that's right gang )

Personally I loved it, and it certainly made up for the last two movies in my opinion.
It's easy to see why this movie was rated M..... for it was very dark, I mean I was expecting it to be dark at all... but at many moments I was shocked beyond belief. I couldn't believe it.
My sister had her hand over her face for a good ten minutes halfway through the film, and I was extremelery watery eyed towards the end.

Until more people see it here, I won't go into spoiler mode.... but I'll say one thing..... man R2D2 rocks in this movie. Go R2! ^^
And that Padme has a little 'Princess Leia moment' with the hair, which was quite amusing.

Anyway... about the TV series... it's pretty offical as far as I've seen. I saw an interview with George Lucas on TV where he annonced the plans. It's going to be apparently 100 episodes long and to be filmed again at Fox Studios in Sydney, Australia.

I believe as long as the fans still exist, and Lucas still has the will..... Star Wars will never die.

Yes, it seems R2 is the one who's done the entire war! And I kind of laugh rethinking of the beginning of Episode IV, when Luke wonders whether he'll take R2-D2 along with C-3PO (like, could he be useful?) :P

If a TV serie is true, I'm so gonna watch it !

I mean, I hope Star Wars won't die after George Lucas, I wouldn't want to have my children (if I get any) talk about the Force as that officer did to Vader: "that old religion..." .