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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 192727" data-attributes="member: 63">Whoo!  Alright, I'll admit there was no chemistry between Amidala and Anakin at first, but at the end I honestly think it came across as if they cared for each other.  Since that was the main thing I was worried about, and it wasn't nearly as bad as I was expecting it to be, I'm incredibly pleased with the movie.I went with a big group of friends, and we all thought it was incredible.  Of course, we're all into Hong Kong Kung Fu action movies, so perhaps we were more dazzled by the combat than by the story, but just the pacing and storytelling in the action sequences was incredible.  Hell, the whole audience began shouting, clapping, and cheering just when they saw Yoda's silhouette coming around the corner at the end with Dooku.  We knew there was gonna be an ***-kicking coming.And yay, they didn't kill off any of the main characters and turn them into clones!  This movie was great (though not without its faults).  It started okay (too bad Jar Jar wasn't on that ship that blew up, eh?), and hit a snag with the whole romance thing, but at the end, (and in all the scenes with Ewan MacGregor), I thought it was great.Only drawback is that there goes the theory that Ben Kenobi is actually Anakin Skywalker, and Darth Vader is actually Obi-Wan.  But that's no loss.  I just wonder how well people who don't love action scenes will respond to the movie.  There might not have been enough depth, but I thought the action scenes had no serious flaws.Dare I say it?  Aye, I shall:It rocked.</blockquote>

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