Well...which of these most awesomestly cool movies do you like? Did I just type the word awesomestly??? :blink: Is that even a word??? :huh: oh well...anyway...what is your favourite Star Wars movie??

I like the Return of the Jedi, with the funnly lil bear..thingies that make funny noises, adn that big battle they have in space

I agree with blackmage on this one. I like most of them actually but if I had to choose one. *pulls paper out of a hat with eyes closed.*
*Dun dun dun*
Episode 6


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To be truly honest i'll have to go with Episode 6 also because after all it was better than most of the others if ont all of them.



Ryu

True...I also like 6...it had the 3 battle sequences going at once...and it had some cool quotes...(INTENSIFY THE FORWARD FIRE POWER...anyone?)...also it really finished off the series very well...definately the best one...

I'd have to choose Episode II, mainly because of the Yoda fight. That was just too awesome.

I like Empire best. Maybe it's because Luke finally gets his cumuppance for being a whiner the last movie and a half...damn kid. TAKE THAT!

i really liked attack of the clones y



ALL THE FIGHTING thats y i whatch these movies FOR FIGHTING THE KILLING


ya return of the jedi has some nice fighting also

Return of the Jedi owns all Star Wars movies. Excellent soundtrack, awesome storylines and definately the coolest battles.

Wow, I never thought people would love 6 so much. I agree though. Its the best one yet.
What I loved the most was the three simulataneous battles. That was soo awesome and had your heart racing. LOL
Hehee, the ewaks freakin rocked though! They looked cool and they could kick some ass. Hehe, by far my favorite Star Wars creature.

x_x i can't decide. i like the jawas, ewoks, and Chewbacca ^_^ but i thought number 2 was lacking a bit...too much lovey dovey stuff for StarWars >_< other than that they're all good!

Little teddy bears getting killed!!! Bwahahaha!!

Episode 6 is God.

i dont have a specific movie but i like different parts of them. if i had to pick a favourite it would be empire strikes back for the degobah training. my favourite parts are though..

-battle of endor- return of the jedi
-battle of hoth- empire strikes back
-degobah training- empire strikes back
-geonosis arena battle- attack of the clones
-clone wars- attack of the clones

Well mine is either 2 or 6. But considering that 6 is just as good as 2 but was made like 25 years earlier im gonna pick it. It had some cool battles in it. Also it had the Ewoks and those guys were awesome, lol.

I can best encapsulate my feelings about Star Wars: Attack of the Clones in three words: Roger Ebert can kiss my ass! I am, of course, a bit biased for two reasons:

1) I hate Roger Ebert
2) I love Star Wars

I refer, of course, to Ebert’s reckless two star rating of Clones. Clear proof of my ongoing assertion that this man is an idiot! I won’t spoil it for those who have yet to see it, but I’d like to point out a few reasons (which Ebert obviously missed) for seeing Episode II:

-The Crawl
I still get goosebumps when the giant “Star Wars” takes up the screen. I’m hooked from the beginning!

-The effects
One word: Amazing! Whereas in Episode I, the digital effects were sometimes too much, making digital characters look, well, digital, this time it’s seamless. I can’t overemphasize how great this movie looks. Spider who?

-Mandalorian Armor
Let’s just say that when Jango Fett is in a scene, something awesome is going to happen

-Christopher Lee
One of my favorite actors from classic swashbuckling AND horror movies (not to mention a little film called Fellowship of the Rings). Since he knows how to fence, he did his own work in the duel scenes. I also chuckle whenever someone says “Dooku.”

-That Mace Windu is one bad mother- Shut your mouth!
I'm just talkin’ about Mace Windu...

-The Big Battle Scene
Jedi and Droids and Clones, oh my! The big battle must feature a (digital) cast of thousands. I’m still swooning!

-The love story
We all know that this is essential to Episode III events, but luckily it doesn’t get too sappy or overrun the rest of the plot.

-The mystery
Yes, there’s an unfolding mystery threaded through the plot. I enjoyed seeing the clues and putting the pieces together. I’m ready to cast Ewan McGregor in a Quincy remake...

-Yoda
No comment, ‘nuff said.

There’s much more, but I’ve only seen it once (until tomorrow, anyway) so I can’t recall all of the greatness. Just after the movie, I gave it three thumbs up. Then I reduced it to two thumbs up, because Jar Jar didn’t get killed. I then raised it back to three thumbs up, based on Natalie Portman’s white top, which is, uh, let’s just say very form-fitting.

So there it stands: Three thumbs up. See this movie! Even better, see it at A huge, great theatre for digital sound and projection, you’ll be glad. I must admit, I was disappointed in the non-hype, though. The clandestine announcement of ticket sales, no huge line to bond with other sci-fi obsessed losers, no childlike glee when I finally got
my tickets... Bummer! Oh, well, maybe next time. Until then,

See ya at the clone factory!

me likes Wookies, yesh?