Sell Me ON: Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones

This is a new concept. Suppose I'm a Star Wars basher, one of those hardcore anti-Lucas radicals. I'm spouting out everything but brown water. Now some of you would say "if you don't understand it or like it, you never will," but I don't think that is true.

Now try to sell AoTC by posting complete and intelligent thoughts that would dumbfound even the most illogical or stubborn basher. It can be done.

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[b]We don't need threads soliciting for other members to spend their time trying to convince other users to like the movie. You like it or you don't. Move on.[/b]

 

I can see your point/idea, but isn't this just asking for a basher vs. gusher war?


I dunno, we'll see how it turns out.

 

It has state-of-the-art CG effects!

 

Here's fifty bucks... you like it now?

 

If you can send your payments through PayPal to me, I'd be willing to declare AOTC the greatest film of all time! I'm easily bought!

 

It's a good movie.

 

great action, great effects, decent acting (in some opinions), subtle plot points that will ake you think and devise infinite possibilities for the next movie

 

How about "Aw, go on. Please. I'll be your best friend. Look, if you don't like it then we'll watch a film you like afterwards, okay?"

 

I'll play.



It is the most visually stunning motion picture of all time, with every frame a work of art.

It skillfully weaves high-flying, no-holds-barred escapist sci-fi with passionate drama and powerful action.

It boasts two truly great performances from Hayden Christensen and Ewan McGregor, plus Christopher Lee turning in his usual brilliance.

It is an utter triumph of imagination and love for films past and present.

Most importantly, Natalie Portman shows off a fine set of abs.

How can you go wrong?



Rick McCallum loves you!

 

>It is the most visually stunning motion picture of all time, with every frame a work of art.

?! I could've sworn I saw a couple non-work of art frames in there, I might have to watch it again some time...

I'll say: it had Yoda fighting and a massacre and Saruman and Samuel L. Jackson yelling stuff and then there was this one totally awesome part where Obi-Wan was fighting this dude with armor and he's about to fall of this ledge and he's all like "aaagh! I'm gonna die" but then he totally doesn't and it ruled.

 

Make your own decision. Don't think a certain way just because other people want you to. I hate it when other people try to force their beliefs on me, so I try not to force my beliefs on other people.

 

"Most importantly, Natalie Portman shows off a fine set of abs."


I'll buy that.