I think that this Star Wars movie surpases them all by far, I mean you get to find out how Anakin became Darth Vader, a question that has been in every Star Wars fans mind. For those whining Episode II, I suggest that you not watch Episode III and stick to your Oscar-worthy melodramas. I haven't seen a movie since The Matrix that I've had a sense of wonder afterwards (that movie had poor dialogues and performances too).
Nobody ever watches Star Wars for the dialogue anyone who says they watch the Star Wars installments expecting Oscar-winning scripts are frauds and have no business watching them anyway. I cannot understand why Star Wars Episode II has been so viciously ripped to shreds by critics. Go to a video store, rent episode 4 (again) and watch some good Star Wars. Is it the best Star Wars film yet? Are you breathing a sigh of relief after The Phantom Menace - or is it another let-down? It looks lavish and Lucas pushes all the right buttons," wrote the BBC's Tim Masters. "This is quite possibly the best Star Wars of the series. Fast forward to now and Disney has launched its very own subscription streaming service, Disney+, which brings the whole of Star Wars to stream in one space – including the Skywalker saga, as well as new series The Mandalorian and spin-off films Solo and Rogue One.Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace may have been a disappointment for fans and critics alike but this hasn't stopped anticipation for Episode II - The Attack of the Clones reaching fever pitch. Then, Star Wars was released on VOD for the first time, with all six episodes available to buy and rent in SD and HD (although sadly not in hologram form). In 2015, though, that changed: as the world got increasingly excited about Episode VII, Lucasfilm took a leap into the digital universe. Star Wars has long been the territory of DVDs and Blu-rays, as endless box sets were released complete with original cuts, the CGI-padded special editions, and bonus features. The question is: where can you watch Star Wars online legally in the UK? Whether it’s May the 4th or your own marathon on Disney+, sometimes you just get the urge to binge all of George Lucas’ saga in a row.
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