List of Star Wars DVD reviews starting with G

Product: Star Wars - Episode I, The Phantom Menace (Full Screen Edition)
Rating: 4/5

It IS another Star Wars film...

I think the movie was very good...Not the best of the SW movies, but very good and part of the SW story. I think it could be debated that it is about as good as ROJ (which is the one I like the least out of the original trilogy). The acting was good, effects were awsome, story was - well certainly as good as the others. I think it is great to see additional pieces of the story unfold. Also, to many of the people that did not care for it - this part of the whole SW story, according to Lucas, is the least interesting. The reason why he made the original Star Wars the first movie to be released was because he thought it was the most interesting of the entire story. I have two complaints though - one about the film and another about the video release. First, my complaint about the film is that the effects were great and all of the ships were cool too, but the ships and other things look more "advanced" than the ones in the "older", original SW movies even though The Phantom Menace is supposed to be set earlier in time (think of cars in the 1960's to the cars today.) Second, I am a little po'd that the DVD version of The Phantom Menace is not being released with the VHS versions - the obvious reason is to make more money - George Lucas: Your fans love SW, but that isn't a good way to treat your fans - RELEASE THE ORIGINAL TRILOGY and The Phantom Menace on DVD - Star Wars on DVD will surely be awsome - don't make your loyal fans wait anymore...Ok, I've spoken my peace.

Product: Star Wars - Episode II, Attack of the Clones (Full Screen Edition)
Rating: 5/5

A Great Movie Adventure

People either love the Star Wars movies or they hate them. I happen to fall in the former category, so the release of Attack of the Clones was highly anticipated by me. The story of part two has been well discussed here, so I will just comment on the tape itself. I have the VHS version, and the only complaint I have is that there are slight intermittent fluctuations in the soundtrack. This happened perhaps five times during the movie but really did not spoil the watching of the film. I did not feel that I had to return the tape. Perhaps this means that the DVD is the format to buy for a digital film.Some of the deleted scenes are included after the movie, and they are highly interesting as to their contribution to the story. I found it interesting that many of these scenes are musically scored so it must have been a close to a final cut of the film when these scenes were removed. Each clip is introduced with an explanation of the action and why the scene was not included in the film. There are one or two of these scenes that I think should have been left in the film, particularly the scene of Patme's family.

Product: Star Wars - Episode I, The Phantom Menace (Full Screen Edition)
Rating: 2/5

Hands Up!!! This is a George Lucas movie!!!

What happened with that young director that some twenty one years ago presented us with a movie that sent our imagination soaring and that started one of the great cultural movements in the last century?Well, he became a greedy toy merchandiser planning to steal 8 bucks from you.Instead of placing a milestone in film history Lucas gives a flick intended for the Nickelodeon audience, toddlers that will throw a tantrum so they can get the cute-cuddly-tickle me- Jar Jar, and he whole assortment of useless children toys, as well as the Watto fluffy slippers.I know that he had to go for a young audience so he could continue the Star Wars phenomenon through the next generations, but he could have settled for aiming at +13 year olds, not for 4 and 5 year olds.This movie has a completely dull plotline that starts running until some fifteen minutes before it ends, the acting (specially Jake Lloyd`s) is pretty lousy with some exceptions, and the only really good thing are the amazing special effects and soudtrack.I ratted this DVD and it hasn`t even come out,and eventough I think it bites I will have to get it to complete my Star Wars collection.I hope Episode 2 is a lot better (but again, I doubt it), and for telling you the truth I could have lived with only episodes IV, V, and VI.

Product: Star Wars Trilogy (Widescreen Edition)
Rating: 1/5

Befuddling

I don't understand. All of these movies are supposed to take place after Episodes I and II, but for some reason, the technology disimproved. I'm so confused that I just wanna pee my pants.

Product: Star Wars Trilogy (Widescreen Edition)
Rating: 1/5

Bad Sound

Everybody, listen to this set in 5.1 surround. You will find not only the music errors in the rear channel (left & right swapped) and the loss of background music and explosions, but also the dialog is messed up. Episode Four has places where the dialog keeps switching from clear to not-so-clear like a high frquency filter is being switched in and out. Mr "THX" really should not only be ashamed, but immediately pull all the copies from retail shelves and refund anyone with a receipt full price until discs can be released that are not screwed up. DON'T BUY IT!!!

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