Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones

2002 "A Jedi shall not know anger. Nor hatred. Nor love."
6.6| 2h22m| PG| en| More Info
Released: 16 May 2002 Released
Producted By: Lucasfilm Ltd.
Country: United States of America
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Following an assassination attempt on Senator Padmé Amidala, Jedi Knights Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi investigate a mysterious plot that could change the galaxy forever.

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jdsanders-21163 This movie was not a rip off of Empire, but this is undoubtedly the worst of the six movies. The first straight hour is social commentary, and 96% of it is trivial! Just get to the damn action already! Eventually, there is a battle on some desert planet that is not Tatooine. Yes! Then there is a badly paced fight between Anakin (as a teenager) and some old guy with a word for feces for his name. Count Doodoo. Just like in Empire, he cuts off his hand. Wtf? Not only are he and his son desert orphans of the same planet, they both had their right hand cut off in a lightsaber duel. Then there is a wedding scene, but it was only 30 seconds! And they say a war started. Stop with this garbage already!
shubhamsrivastavalu This part is mostly centered on the love between Padme and Anakin wherein both decide to conceit their love and marriage as the code does not allows so. On the fantasy side the clones are made to fight the war against the droits. The Jedi have the task to decipher the plot that the Sith is planning against the republic. The politics grows as the Republic is no more completely democratic as it seems outwardly. The fighting sequences are good with few breathtaking moments like the fight of Dooku with the two Jedi leading to Anakin losing his hand; entry of Master Yoda was also interesting. His fight with Dooku added colours. The Sith gain power and politics gaining strength and amidst this the Jedi council and the chosen one- Anakin----is he so? Many unanswered questions??
priceturner While the first film was a disappointment at least it was a little fun. This film tries to be more serious in tone, but comes across as boring and dull. The first and last acts are a lot of fun and action packed, but the middle drags and feels longer than it actually is. McGregor, Jackson, Oz, Morrison, and Lee are the best performers in the film, the effects are good but feel more dated even compared to the first film. Christiansen is really disappointing as Anakin, sometimes he feels like he's doing a good job the rest, well let's just say he doesn't like sand. Portman feels like she's phoning it in but is still being professional about it. All in all the film is a lot like Episode I, it has its moments but overall underwhelming.
ellimic It was overall a good film although I thought there was far too many gushy romance scenes with Anakin and Padme.I liked watching how Palpatine played both sided in orchestrating the Clone Wars; using his apprentice Dooku to build the Confederate movement and turning them into a military threat, then influencing the Senate into giving him greater power within the Republic until he was able to instate the Clone army (having ordered their creation in secret years before)I thought The big fight scene with Dooku in the launch bay was cool (to a point.) when he started against Obi-Wan and Anakin it started well with Dooku using his force lightning to take out Anakin briefly and face Obi-Wan solo, but then I thought Obi-Wan was a bit feeble against the sixth Lord, and the minimal cut to his arm and leg seemed unlikely to disable him as much as it did. The fight with Dooku and Anakin started well, it was a well choreographed fight and I enjoyed watching it, but clearly Anakin paused in the middle as Dooku posiitioned his lightsabre and sung to cut off his arm - it looked very unnatural and VERY staged. undoubtably Dooku Vs Yoda was an epic fight.The War erupted thanks to Anakin ad Obi-Wan, both had been captured by the Confederacy and were about to be executed until the Jedi intervened and were faced by the Confederacy army. With a perfectly timed arrival the Clones joined the fight and thus began the Clone War, with Palpatine pulling the strings on both sides.