Fans mostly hated the movie, accusing George Lucas of “ruining Star Wars.” The Rotten Tomatoes score is only 18%.
I watched the movie where it belongs—on streaming. As part of the TV series, it serves as an entertaining introduction, but it is far from the best that the series has to offer. After the movie, the early episodes of the series were really good, and the show improved with each new season.
However, episodes 3 through 6 of season 3 felt like a temporary dip in quality, with a slower pace that had people asking, “What the hell is wrong with The Clone Wars?” These episodes weren’t bad, but they weren’t great either.
Nevertheless, this is a great series with many standout episodes. It rarely disappoints.
The computer animation was initially somewhat simplistic, but there was noticeable improvement with each new season. By the final season, it looked very good.
The movie introduces the character Ahsoka Tano, the Padawan (apprentice) of Anakin Skywalker. Her character was initially designed to be somewhat irritating, which turned off many fans—but this was deliberate. Ahsoka’s character arc features significant personal growth, and she eventually became a fan favorite, even earning her own live-action series starring Rosario Dawson.
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