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T-D-C · 05-04-2005, 12:29 AM

http://viewaskew.com/news/sith/

Kevin Smith (a.k.a Silent Bob) gives his review on Revenge of the Sith.

WARNING the review give a HEAP of spoilers so only read it if you want to know.

Some Notable Quotes from it are:

"I saw a gorgeous digitally projected version of the flick, and lemme tell ya': this is a beautiful looking film. The opening space battle sequence is the best in any of the six "Star Wars" movies."

"a thousand times darker" than The Empire Strikes Back and describes scenes that include Jedi knights being slaughtered and a character being left to burn alive near a lava river.

"The only comic moments in the flick are given to R2D2 and, while good, they're all pretty few and far between,"

"The order of the day is dark, dark, dark."

"The last fifteen minutes dovetail nicely into Episode 4 (or just plain "Star Wars" for you non-geeks), and the movie is full of link-up moments as well."

[ 05-04-2005, 12:31 AM: Message edited by: T-D-C ]

05-04-2005, 12:29 AM	#1
T-D-C Ironworks Moderator Join Date: October 26, 2003 Location: Sydney, Australia Age: 44 Posts: 4,416	http://viewaskew.com/news/sith/ Kevin Smith (a.k.a Silent Bob) gives his review on Revenge of the Sith. WARNING the review give a HEAP of spoilers so only read it if you want to know. Some Notable Quotes from it are: "I saw a gorgeous digitally projected version of the flick, and lemme tell ya': this is a beautiful looking film. The opening space battle sequence is the best in any of the six "Star Wars" movies." "a thousand times darker" than The Empire Strikes Back and describes scenes that include Jedi knights being slaughtered and a character being left to burn alive near a lava river. "The only comic moments in the flick are given to R2D2 and, while good, they're all pretty few and far between," "The order of the day is dark, dark, dark." "The last fifteen minutes dovetail nicely into Episode 4 (or just plain "Star Wars" for you non-geeks), and the movie is full of link-up moments as well." [ 05-04-2005, 12:31 AM: Message edited by: T-D-C ] __________________