American covert involvement in those countries soon led to civil wars producing numerous casualties and refugees. It will take strenuous leadership from ...

... and he can't handle the performance any better than Jake Lloyd did with another young hero in Star Wars Episode I. Ringer has charisma and shows signs ...

... and he can't handle the performance any better than Jake Lloyd did with another young hero in Star Wars Episode I. Ringer has charisma and shows signs ...

American covert involvement in those countries soon led to civil wars producing numerous casualties and refugees. It will take strenuous leadership from ...

I'm one of the OT Star Wars fan who doesn't actually mind the prequels. That being said, I was bothered by some of the things I saw as inconsistencies in the story. Instead of pointing them out and explaining why I don't think they line ...

Did George Lucas know what he was doing and saying with Star Wars? Was it inspired work? Did Steven Spielberg know what he was doing with Close Encounters of the Third Kind? With ET? Did James Cameron know what he was saying with Avatar? ... I will know both poles; I will understand opposites and contradictions or inconsistencies. Are there characters in Ghosts who can comfortably hold opposite poles or who can comfortably swing from one to another? ...

I love those inconsistencies and bloopers, I want to know what you have noticed. I noticed in Episode One in the scene where Anakin picked up C3PO's eye with one hand (I believe his left) and in the next shot, he placed it into his face ...

Based on the Star Wars films, we know very little about the Galactic Senate's pre-Phantom Menace agenda, but we do know that Chancellor Valorum is a pretty weak leader. We also know Palpatine's designs. Upon becoming chancellor, he vows to put .... Inconsistencies in the story? Maybe. However your analysis that they got so obsessed with winning the Clone War (mission creep) that they couldn't see the political ground shifting is spot on. They most certainly were soldiers, ...

I do wish this was a cause I could believe in, but the greater the volume of ink and cyberspace I see devoted to this spurious blame-game, the more it irritates me with its obvious logical inconsistencies. I mean, don't get me wrong, ...