Movie Star Blog

Well, at least there were still some human actors in the latest Star Wars:

With everything the movie had going for it though, there was still plenty against it. Not the least of which was the completely disgusting overuse of computer animation. DAMNIT George, just because you have the means, doesn't mean you need to use them for every goddamn thing. There wasn't a single real life clone in the whole movie, I think that's what pissed me off the most when it came to all that. They could have put in atleast one, for the sake of those Jerry's Kids, where's there clone huh...HUH? Not to mention the still subpar screenwriting, and the horrible deliverance of most lines. I'm not trying to say I could have done any better, but then again I'm not out there making people sit through my terribly written lines which seem to have the amazing ability to turn good actors into bad one, I know my limitations. I still completely hated the acting of one Hayden Christensen, but for this movie I forgave him, because he did such a good job of "looking the part". I honestly can't imagine anyone who would have visually been better for the part. The way he talks when he's acting though, sound like he has a dead fish in his throat, which is odd, because he wasn't that way in Life as a House. Ewan McGregor starts out just as bad as he was in the first and second, but gets a lot better towards the end. By the very end of the movie, it's almost like he's as good as he is in every other movie he's in...except maybe trainspotting.