I just got back home from seeing the midnight showing. The movie was good; a ton better than Episode I and II. The inconsistencies from Episode III and Episode IV, V, and VI are huge though.
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Amidala dying at the end of Episode III doesn’t bode well for Return of the Jedi. Seriously, how can Leia tell Luke about their mother, when she dies right after child birth? This bugs me quite a bit. The original story plot in R.O.T.J makes the movie good. In Episode III this whole subplot is destroyed in the future movies. What happened here?
And why is there more technology in the past (Episode III) than in the future? There are droids jumping out and crawling on ships. Come on.
10 Responses
Kristine
19|May|2005 1It was a really good movie - I would like to see it again. However I agree with the inconsistencies - some of it did not make sense and would have changed the future episodes. I rate it a 8 1/2 out of 10.
Kristine
19|May|2005 2CNN predicts that all of the Star Wars movies and merchandise bought will make the sales go over $20 billion dollars.
Gabor
19|May|2005 3Maybe you’ll find out in Episode 3 1/2 that Leia was talking about their step mother
I think it’s really dumb when a sequel or prequel is not consistent. The sad part is that these movies will still make $20 * 10 ^ 9 (with merchandise).
Master_of_Tumbleweeds
19|May|2005 4The mother Leia remembers is her adoptive mother on Alderaan, she doesnt know any different than that. I dont really see how this ruins ROTJ.
The reason why technology seems to have gone backwards is because during the Empire’s reign, they’ve surpressed new technology, opting for a far more industrious and utilitarian appearance.
You can also argue that Lucas will put scenes in the original Trilogy with these droids in future reissues. Remember, back in the 70’s and 80’s, technology was limited and money was tight, they probably didnt get to show all the cool droids they had in mind. Just my $.2
Ryan
20|May|2005 5The ROTJ script states:
Ben: When your father left, he didn’t know your
mother was pregnant. Your mother and I knew
he would find out eventually, but we wanted
to keep you both as safe as possible, for as
long as possible. So I took you to live with
my brother Owen on Tatooine… and your mother
took Leia to live as the daughter of Senator
Organa, on Alderaan.
Later on:
Well… I guess it is a little vague: images and feelings. Which is it? She states that she was very beutiful. It sounds to me that she knew her real mother for a period of time.
Gabor
20|May|2005 6FYI: Master_of_Tumbleweeds = Rob
master of the force
21|May|2005 7star wars revenge of the sith is graet the fights are really exitin i actually got sad at the end i felt sorry for anakin he was the best
Lara-Jade
23|May|2005 8There’s no doubt there’s an inconsistency about Padme, in R.O.T.J. Leia was talking about her REAL mother indeed.
Keith
24|May|2005 9The major gap in technology? I’ve noticed that too, but the real reason is because Lucas had a much bigger budget AND CG to work with in the new movies. It would have been nice, however, if he could have integrated things a little more - showing a gradual progression in technology as the episodes progressed.
Here’s another one for you: In Episode 4, Obewan Kenobe doesn’t seem to remember R2D2 or C-3PO. I do think, however, that you can explain away the droids not remembering him - wasn’t there a line at the end of Episode 3 where the droids will have their memories erased?
In Episode 3, Darth Vader’s understanding is that Padme dies before giving birth. How does he find out about his son, but not his daughter?
Given the fact that we see Darth Vader as a guy who is a power seeker and who wants to rule the galaxy, the way he turns to the dark side is not very believable. Makes you wonder how Count Duku turned - and however that was, it probably fits the role for Darth Vader a little better…
Matthew
26|May|2005 10Darth Vader didn’t know she was having twins at all….
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