Tom Cashel
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For everyone who claims that Star Wars IV-VI were serious films while Episode I was just a hokey kids movie...
You are obviously correct.

You are obviously correct.
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In addition to the Bad news, the other big buzz of this year's ShoWest--the yearly Las Vegas gathering in which movie-theater owners are wined and dined by the studios trying to hype upcoming releases--was Star Wars: Episode II--Attack of the Clones, with 20th Century Fox unveiling a brand new two-minute trailer for George Lucas' space-opera prequel.
Producer Rick McCallum introduced the sneak peek to big-time applause from the popcorn set. Instead of the romantic focus and Dark Side intrigue of the painful previous trailer, the new preview showcases the flick's immense battle sequences and a visual style that's supposedly a major departure from the other four films in the series.
The trailer shows Samuel L. Jackson's character, Jedi master Mace Windu, getting medieval on some droids, reveals snippets of battle scenes featuring armies of marching metallic clones and unveils an art deco city unlike any previously seen in the Star Wars universe. Another scene shows Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) being chased in a factory assembly line à la Charlie Chaplin in 1936's Modern Times.
The trailer also introduces several new faces--including Jimmy Smits and Christopher Lee. But, in a move that will undoubtedly please many a fan, there's no sign of the reviled Jar Jar Binks.
The new preview will air Sunday around 9 p.m. on Fox, between episodes of Malcolm in the Middle (news - Y! TV) and The X-Files (news - Y! TV). It will be in theaters on March 15 attached to Fox's computer-animated feature Ice Age. Attack of the Clones opens on May 16.
please own up to it if you do end up going to see it in the theater.... at regular price...during weeks one and two.
i don't know why, but i have a suspicion that many of the people who are saying that they are gonna wait will not wait at all.