Topic: starwars clone wars tas

[Don Karnage]

i have view volume 1 of the clone wars and its bad, the drawing is simple, the stories is a little stupid and there not much text in it, mostly battles, Lucas is careless on quality, he mass produce and let the quality fall, startrek tas was bether in quality and story compare to that, seem that Lucas have lower is quality control for allowing THAT to be produce, the will sue if you use word, name etc from the starwars but he allowed a bad 5 minutes cartoon to be produce in its name, i find it very sick and power hungry.

[Iceman]

i have view volume 1 of the clone wars and its bad, the drawing is simple, the stories is a little stupid and there not much text in it, mostly battles, Lucas is careless on quality, he mass produce and let the quality fall, startrek tas was bether in quality and story compare to that, seem that Lucas have lower is quality control for allowing THAT to be produce, the will sue if you use word, name etc from the starwars but he allowed a bad 5 minutes cartoon to be produce in its name, i find it very sick and power hungry.

If you hated it so much, why'd you buy it?

I found the animation excellent. The story is lacking because they were 5 MINUTE SHORTS! You've got to take that into account.

[Chris Johnson]

Lucas approved of the production into "Expanded Universe" stories, and that's all he did.  Nothing more, nothing less.  It's someone else's story of the Clone Wars, in drawings styled much like a show... I forgot its name, but I've heard of it, yet never watched it.  I've seen all twenty episodes and thought they were okay for a five-minute show.

Which brings me into another ponder... With shows like Enterprise and movies like Star Wars (prequels), it seems whenever I'm online, there's always people ignorant enough to extremely criticize like mad over this or that.  These people will never like remakes, continuations, prequels, etc., because somehow they went through the flow of intentionally hating, even before they've seen films/episodes.  It's as if they're just wanting to make a hobby of hating for no reason at all (aside from nitpicks they'll see). 

Of course I don't like things and I like others some don't like, that's human for one guy to like something and another to dislike, but it's getting extreme, the type of instant hate over things I see online.  It's almost childish...  I'm not finger-pointing and name-calling to anyone, but I even see this type of hate around here, even to the degree as if some loved doing such as a hobby.  I just don't understand...  Can someone help me on comprehending this?

[Don Karnage]

i have view volume 1 of the clone wars and its bad, the drawing is simple, the stories is a little stupid and there not much text in it, mostly battles, Lucas is careless on quality, he mass produce and let the quality fall, startrek tas was bether in quality and story compare to that, seem that Lucas have lower is quality control for allowing THAT to be produce, the will sue if you use word, name etc from the starwars but he allowed a bad 5 minutes cartoon to be produce in its name, i find it very sick and power hungry.

If you hated it so much, why'd you buy it?

I found the animation excellent. The story is lacking because they were 5 MINUTE SHORTS! You've got to take that into account.

i didn't buy it, the fact that is 5 minutes is not an excuse to make it like that, when the jedi was using his fist to hit the droid and runing that fast i find it stupid, he's a jedi not a boxer, as powerfull the can be there a limits of what the can do.

[Chris Johnson]

Then you'll hate the potential of one's ability to use the Force, Don.  In EU stories known as "Tales of the Jedi", Exar Kun, a powerful Sith Lord (Former Jedi, like Darth Vader was, four thousand years after Exar Kun's time.), could manage to make a star go supernova.  Or how about Dark Forces? 
Anyone Force-sensitive that's willing to use the Valley of the Jedi upon its discovery (A "grave site" for trapped Jedi who couldn't blend in and become one with the force after succumbing to Lord Kaan's thought bomb at the Battle of Ruusan a thousand years before Episode 1) could potentially be powerful enough to do just that, maybe even control people on a wider scale.
Darth Vader could potentially use the Force, reach out to someone, and control them.  Perhaps persuade them using mind tricks, perhaps gripping their throats, etc.  His power almost rivaled Exar Kun's, if not surpassed.  That is, if he learned to control it in time, which wasn't the case unfortunately, despite the many many years between Episode III and Episode VI.

I think you're severely underestimating the power of the Force, Don.  Severely.  If Mace Windu can fight without a Lightsaber like that, think of Yoda, Dooku, Palpatine, and even Anakin/Darth Vader's potential of using the Force.

[KnightAdvancer]

Lucas only gave the go ahead. The series was produced by Genndy Tartakovsky, creator of Dexter's Lab, the Powerpuff Girls, and the greatest cartoon show ever, Samurai Jack.

You can hate the show all you want. I find it to be quite good, and believe it has the best Star Wars action, ever. The Second Volume airs on March 21st, a day before the release of the Volume One DVD. Volume Two, according to the Star Wars website, will increase episode length to twelve minutes, four times the length of the Volume One episodes.

[Chris Johnson]

You can do a lot more with animation and CGI than you can live-action.  That's why it had some pretty-good action.

[Don Karnage]

action is good if the are stories with it, its like a movie with a lot of fx but nothing going on in the movies like spam, if i wanted to view action i will view the Japanese version of the transformers, no stories just action.