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             When I went to see the midnight showing of Star Wars Attack of the Clones I remember thinking what a great job it did of explaining a lot of things that was the core of the other Star Wars. In this movie it explained a lot about how Ananakin Skywalker wasn't this guy that just one day decided to go bad but that there was a lot of events leading up to it and that he just simply wasn't ready to handle the pressure of these events. It also explained about how the storm troopers originated and it was quite different seeing the storm troopers as the good guys. It also leads up to the events leading to the birth of Luke and Princess Laya with Ananakin and queen Amadalia growing close and getting married at the end. eventual .
             However I do believe the highlight of the movie was seeing Yoda do the fight scene followed closely by the scene where all of the Jedi came together and you see there light sabers light up all around the arena followed by an all out battle scene between the Jedi and the clones. .
             However the movie is a little slow in parts with the storyline and showing how everything came about but is essential to know. I believe it was written to explain the creation of the storm Troopers, show how things started changing in Ananakin's life, and show how the Jedi were starting to encounter problems. Overall I didn't find much flaw in the movie and believe it did a good job of accomplishing its purpose.
            


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