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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steven McRownt" data-source="post: 183327" data-attributes="member: 2316">Do you remember the Roger Rabbit movie? (actually i don't know the original title, because in italin they have the weird tradition of translating everything)There were this cartoon characters interacting in the real world with real actors, but of course all gave a strange effect. I will not rate this -actually it was truly funny IMO- but i just want to say that  Ep II trailer gave me the same impression:there are some real characters that are "strangers" in a world which is not "real" or "proper to them": actors are the cartoons, in a scene where everything is amazingly digital. So it comes the impression some of you had, like their acting is wooden: even Roger or Jessica Rabbit seemed wooden in that old movie!To make the point, i think that we're all going to see something that will not respond to our expectations: we grew up with star wars, and it's so difficult for us making a comparison to something that is part of uor youth dreams... Lotr realized something we were waiting, but none of us actually had a comparison term.At the same time, i will go to the cinema the 16th of may too (one of the few movie that goes out in Italy, Europe and America the same day, even TPM was 3 months late), and i will spend probably two hours of fun... but i will complain the old trilogy!Steven McRownt</blockquote>