Okay, it seems like a lot of us have seen it now, so lets talk about it. If you haven't seen it yet, don't read this....I will be discussing things that happened, including ending stuff.
Okay, I pretty much predicted what would happen. I guessed that the Emperor would use Anikan's weakness (Padime) agaisnt him. I thought tha the Emperor would have killed her himself and blamed her death on the Jedi or something, so that I was wrong about.
I found most of the story to be pretty good. I was a little bit disappointed in Hayden's performance though. He did an Okay job, but not as good as some of his other stuff. It might be becuase he isn't as interested in movies as he use to be and is thinking about persuing another career instead.
Okay, now here is some stuff that has really, really been bugging me. After I saw episode III I watched the original three movies. OMG! There are sooo many things that don't connect. OKay, I think George kind of forgot that Luke was living with his uncle and thus forgot that Anikan had a brother. In the original three Uncle Ben talks like he knew Anikan so well, when in fact he only met him once or twice and didn't have enough time to get to know him so well. Also, Luke looks a lot like his Uncle Ben, which doesn't make a lot of sense because they were only related by marriage.
Okay, biggest error. Luke asks Lea if she remembers her mother, she says she does, and remember that she was sad a lot. Ummmm, HELLO Padime died in child birth, how would Lea know ANYTHING about her?
One error they sort of corrcted at the last second was wipping out C3PO and R2D2's memories. There was no reason for whipping out their memories, I think it was thrown in there at the last minute. It had to be done though, because in the orginial movies they don't have any of those memories. Although, I am surprise that Uncle Ben didn't remember owning C3PO at one point.
Sorry to sound so annoying. Continuity erros and connections errors in movies are one of my biggest pet peeves.
I believe that Episode 3 had the best visual presentation of the movies. I guess it's just the way they did the scenes, the battles, it was all right. Just about everything was explained. The only thing that I didn't like was just the story, in that it's the saddest part in the 6 episodes, and that the Jedi would almost all have to die, and even though I knew that was going to happen, I felt as though I was going to try when I saw it happen in the movie.
Yeah, it probably did......just a lot of things they dont seem to tie together very well :P