Star Wars Eps II & III

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25 Feb 2012 10:29 #51542 by Adder
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OK you've convinced me... going to watch Ep II right now. I think by Ep III the confusion in Anakin might have caught up with Hayden's dronish acting style.

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26 Feb 2012 02:46 #51591 by Lycaenion
Liam Neesons great in everything lol.I had read some wher that he di not enjoy being in Star Wars,it was something about being to controlled.

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26 Feb 2012 03:16 #51594 by
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It would have to be controlled. The Star Wars Universe is expansive and detailed. Kind of like the "Big Bang Theory" guys who know every episode, you can't get away with in-continuity, us geeks would know and get mad. Mr.Lucas and his team have a very specific "universe" detail and do not stray far from it for any reason.

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26 Feb 2012 03:34 #51596 by Lycaenion
what ment was hes was not allowed to be creative with the script or act things out he thought may flow better.creativehe siad he felt like a puppet.but i understand what you mean

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26 Feb 2012 03:51 #51597 by Proteus
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I can believe it. His character's personality did seem rather bland, added onto everything else that just utterly failed in the movie.

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26 Feb 2012 05:43 #51603 by
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That is the one point I disagree with you on. Qui-Gon Jinn was far from bland to me. He was the maverick as far as I saw. I thought his acting was very good although as someone said, he's great in everything. Both the kid and the teen who played Anakin were annoying. Because I am blind, the CGI was completely lost on me. That made things much worse. I wasn't the most fond of the dialogue in those movies either. I really liked the original movies too. My favorite is Return of the Jedi. It honestly shaped a lot of my understanding about "good" and "evil". A New Hope was second because it showed that blindness can also be a powerful advantage. I don't know who McDermott played so don't know if his acting was good, but I loved Ewan McGregor. I've seen him in other things too and he's a good actor. Anyway, I'm done. That's my two cents. Smile. Take care and MTFBWY.

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26 Feb 2012 05:53 - 26 Feb 2012 06:11 #51605 by Proteus
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Favorites:

1. Empire
2. Return
3. New Hope
4. Revenge
5. AOTC
6. Phantom

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26 Feb 2012 05:54 #51606 by Locksley
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PPPTTTTTBBBBB, I've always liked Jackson's acting. In Black Snake Moan for instance, great film.
And I know someone's going to counter with 'but remember Snakes on a Plane?'. My response is 'Hell, I'd have taken that part, it looked like a lotta fun." I admire an actor who only does what he enjoys doing.

Honestly though now that I just re-watched all the movies, I might have been able to stand Hayden's abhorrent acting if the scripts for I,II&III had been better... as it was though, the scenes with him and Portman were not only filled with bad acting, they were also written about as well as SOPA.

Liam Neeson as Qui Gon was amazing, but I do think he was constrained by poor directing too often. You could actually see points were he was trying to take his character farther and add more to the scene, but via camera angles and probably actually off-camera direction, it seemed like he was getting constantly blocked off.

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26 Feb 2012 09:03 #51636 by RyuJin
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Liam is a great actor...and like all great actors he has done a turd movie...icant recall the title but he played a bit part and died early...the movie was absolutely terrible and has even been made fun of on robot chicken

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26 Feb 2012 10:52 #51653 by Lycaenion
maybe it was just me but....i cried like a baby when Jinn died.it was more of angry tear then anything...now i just swear at the tv like it wronged me.Speaking of injustices,Darth Mal survived being CUT in TWO!!!what is that?......WHY!...on a diffrent note you all should see "The Grey" it deals with life and death and one meets death.some people loved it some hate it but me personaly really like what it delt with.

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