On this minisode:
We look at the impact that the Star Wars prequels had on us, both culturally and personally. With Attack of the Clones, we learn a lot about story– but maybe not the things we’d hope to. George Lucas continues to lead by an example of how not to do things. Regardless, the film is hugely popular and has influenced a generation.
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Reel World Theology minisode #002 – Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones
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This episode’s panel included Alexis Johnson and Matt Anderson.
Alexis Johnson (@phoenicianrises)
Reel Cathedral
Matt Anderson (@manderson555)
The Sci-Fi Christian (@scifichristian)
Comic Book Time Machine
Podcast Notes and Links:
[youtube url=”https://youtu.be/gYbW1F_c9eM”]
Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones at IMDB
Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones at Rotten Tomatoes
Attack of the Clones and the Romance of Power at Reel World Theology
Alexis is spot on about Natalie Portman’s performance. It might be just as bad as good ole Hayden C. Case in point the bizzarre moment when she falls of the transport into the dune, rolls down hill, lays there like she broke something, and then just pops up strong and stern. Um, what? Is she an NFL player faking the injury to stop the clock? So cardboard.
These movies are like highlight reels of awesome action with bad commentary in between.
Haha! So true. Thanks for listening (and commenting!)