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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 4093801" data-attributes="member: 63">But Revenge of the Sith sucked. I mean really, really hard. Weak involvement of the war into the plotline, ridiculous levels of zipping around the galaxy so we can show off all the CG environments Lucas wants, incredibly anticlimactic defeat of hundreds of bad-asses, and the most ridiculous ploy ever to trick someone into becoming 'EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!'Not to mention, as a director, George Lucas could make even Anne Frank be an unsympathetic character.All those fights are completely uninteresting because I don't give a damn about the characters. The only good thing that came out of that movie is the sound track. And the 'I have the high ground' joke my group uses for D&D.Indiana Jones is good because Harrison Ford is a good actor, and Indiana Jones is a fun character. Look to the Indy movies for inspiration, because you need interesting characters to make the action worth watching. Tell me who your characters are, and what makes them cool enough that I want to watch them on the roller coaster.I mean, my failed pitch for a D&D cartoon was pretty much "how I wish the Star Wars prequels had been," set in a D&D fantasy setting, but to actually bring up RotS as an example you want to hew toward? Bad idea, man.</blockquote>