Tag Archives: Fixing the Prequels: AOTC

part elevenpart tenpart ninepart eightpart sevenpart sixpart fivepart fourpart threepart twopart one And after a brief layoff, we’re back and exploring Attack of the Clones. First, though, something interesting, in the form of something that I never thought I’d see … Continue reading →

part tenpart ninepart eightpart sevenpart sixpart fivepart fourpart threepart twopart one Lengthy entry this time, folks! Jumping back into our exhaustive look at Attack of the Clones, when last we left our Star Warriors in action, Anakin Skywalker was going … Continue reading →

part ninepart eightpart sevenpart sixpart fivepart fourpart threepart twopart one OK, Star Warriors, we’re back into Attack of the Clones. After the Naboo sequences, which needed quite a bit of fixing, we’re into the sections of the film that I … Continue reading →

part eightpart sevenpart sixpart fivepart fourpart threepart twopart one Wow! Two of these posts in the same month! Will wonders never cease! So, having addressed what I feel to be the most damaging scene in the Prequel Trilogy in the … Continue reading →

part sevenpart sixpart fivepart fourpart threepart twopart one Heavens, it’s been a while since I left off. A long while, actually. Oh well, sorry about that…even if there hasn’t exactly been a massive clamoring for me to continue this series. … Continue reading →

part sixpart fivepart fourpart threepart twopart one I suppose I should try to make some effort to update this series more often, huh? One entry a month isn’t getting it done. I’m only now approaching the halfway point in Attack … Continue reading →

part onepart twopart threepart fourpart five Yes, it’s been a while since we got into this; sorry about that. But now we’re back, so it’s time to return to Naboo and Coruscant for further examination of Attack of the Clones! … Continue reading →

part onepart twopart threepart four Before resuming with Attack of the Clones, I note the existence of Darths and Droids, a comic strip not unlike Shamus Young’s DM of the Rings, which even now, more than a year after its … Continue reading →