r/prequelappreciation
Which version of the Clone Wars best complements the Prequels, EU or Canon?
The Clone Wars Multimedia Project vs The 3D series The Clone Wars and its other derivative works.
In my opinion, the multimedia project does a better job than the 3D series. I don't mean to say that the 3D series is bad, on the contrary it does a good job, but the multimedia project does it better. How its characters, for example, makes a better development and evolution in Anakin, seeing a very coherent and organic transition from Ep 2 to Ep 3. Also with others like the Jedi Quinlan Vos (a character that even George Lucas himself liked), General Grievous, Master Windu, Boba Fett, the clon trooper Alpha-17 and Obi-Wan. The various conflicts and battles presented to us are very interesting and even have a lot of tension about how they will end (several of which were even adapted into the 3D series) but in which we could see both the good side and the bad side win. But something that really stands out is how well it fits in with the films, because, as I already mentioned with Anakin, the multimedia project does a great job of being coherent and continuous with the Prequels, given that there are not many contradictions and that it even adds elements that we will see in the Original Trilogy.
That's why, for me, the Clone Wars Multimedia Project is better.
NOTE: Although at one time both the multimedia project and the 3D series belonged to the same canon, they have several contradictions that make it impossible for them to belong to the same continuity. Because of this event, it is decided that the 3D series and its other derivative works belong to the current Disney canon rather than the EU canon. (I mention this in case anyone comments that the 3D series and the Multimedia Project belonged to the same canon).
u/DarthTrooper7705 — 1 day ago
Red Letter Media and the Star Wars Prequels (Honeycutt Videos)
youtube.comu/FitzroyClub — 2 days ago
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The parents, Natalie and Hayden, meeting their twin children, Mark and Carrie
First Image: Natalie Portman and Carrie Fisher in 2002, during the Premiere Magazine's event "The New Power".
Second Image: Hayden Christensen and Mark Hamill in 2017, during the Star Wars Celebration.
Third Image: Natalie Portman and Mark Hamill in 2024, during the Golden Globes.
u/DarthTrooper7705 — 6 days ago
The prequels and original are good but The sequels are also nice.
For those willing to jump me for this opinion you are quite immature
u/Beneficial-Raise1715 — 5 days ago
Tier List of all Star Wars Movies
u/DarthTrooper7705 — 8 days ago
i found an unused trailer film reel from the phantom menace
found this yesterday at joefest,, idk what to label it
u/avarskriss — 8 days ago
The Battle Of Coruscant Analyzed in Autistic Detail! (Teaser)
A teaser for a video i will be uploading to my youtube channel. I’ve done similar videos for hazbin hotel already. And I plan to cover more star wars as well!
u/TheFandomAgent44 — 11 days ago
LOST MEDIA - The Phantom Menace 3D
Hey everyone, I wanted to ask something real quick and am hoping someone will have some sort of information on this.
For the past few months I’ve been trying my best to find a way to watch The Phantom Menace 3D since it was never released physically past its initial theater run.
I know this probably sounds insignificant but I’ve been obsessed over finding this thing and any help would be greatly appreciated.
u/lukyris — 9 days ago
A Beautiful Star Wars Artwork
Representing the complete saga, no more, no less.
u/DarthTrooper7705 — 11 days ago
Is the dialogue actually that bad?
Just watched all the prequels, and have to say after near a decade without watching them I was pleasantly surprised with how everything held up including CGI, story, pacing, and even the politic aspect. One thing I’ve seen people criticize that I can kind of agree with is the dialogue of Anakin in 2 and 3 but especially 2. I don’t think it’s the actor, especially after seeing interviews of Mark Hamill describing what it was like working with George Lucas and how he writes dialogue. There were moments where I just cringed and almost wanted to skip like watching Skylar from breaking bad sing happy birthday. But then I start thinking and this is literally a teenager with barely any interaction with women in his entire life, and unfortunately it makes sense. I start thinking about my first talked stages and it really isn’t too far off😭. Especially since some of the conversations are permanently on social media I’ve gone back and looked at a few and I might have delivered even worse lines even more awkwardly😂 and equally as cringy. I think the dialogue is still hard to get through at times even with that in mind, but it certainly helps me push through. Wanted to see how everyone else feels about it and if maybe my perspective on it is a new one that makes you think differently about it, or if it doesn’t change your opinion on it at all.
u/Ready-Function-3031 — 14 days ago