Episode ll

[David Morris]

Haven't seen it yet, but oddly enough last week's New Yorker gave it a 
qualified approval.  It seemed to forgive a weak screenplay for the 
exuberance of its visual imagination.  This is the last thing I would have 
expected from the usyally quite snooty critic at the New Yorker.

The visuals were the only thing going for Episode One...

David Morris

>From: "none none" <aninaction at hotmail.com>
>
>oddly enough however, the new star wars have little or no character build 
>up and little or no build up of relationships between characters. good 
>movie?  i of course expected more and of course got much less.  the fight 
>scenes are better, so are the costumes, but over all i can say  very surly 
>that lucas shouldnt have made 1, 2, or 3 but just left us with  4, 5, and 
>6.


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