vincent-38339
What always impressed me about this show is the fact that it explored the origins of the infamous "Order 66". Also, showing how the clone troopers aren't just mindless drones who have terrible aim, but are beings with feelings and thoughts. It's definitely amazing to see what they go through on the battlefield. This show has been the best one I've seen in a while, even though that may be biased, I will always firmly believe that it's one of the greatest parts of Star Wars and always will be.
henrypaulmerklein
I like to review things with a single sentence. But love this show too much to sum it up with only one sentence. The most recent Star Wars movies will lead you to believe there is not much potential in this galaxy. But this series proves that with a big enough imagination, anything is possible. From Political Drama, to Brutal Warfare, to Slapstick Comedy, You will find everything in this show.
pokemonqt
Don't judge the show off of the 4 prequels. It has engaging stories and characters who you can get emotionally invested in. It redeems the prequels. Any Star Wars fan would enjoy it. The show's themes and tendency to go to dark places really help it.
Johnny H.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is a well made and well directed show that expands upon the classic movies before it, and it mends the wounds The Prequel Trilogy inflicted for many longtime fans of the franchise. The show isn't always smooth-sailing: some of the episodes focusing on too much on politics of 'Trade Negotiations' and 'Separatist *stuff*' can become tedious like these subplots; that were in The Phantom Menace.Despite some of the inherent flaws of The Prequels, The Clone Wars doesn't get weighed down by its unfortunate burden; it makes new stories more relevant to The Original Trilogy than many fans saw coming, like cryptic clues about what's to come in Episode IV: such as the power of the force, the afterlife of Jedis and the impending doom The Dark Side may unleash if The Republic doesn't fight back against The Sith Lords.The Clone Wars can afford to expand upon areas where The Prequel films could not do before: thanks to the flexibility of television serial-storytelling. There's breathing room for the story arcs to come full circle and leave you satisfied with what's to come. We see a lot of classic Star Wars stuff that sometimes teeters between plot-relevance to fan-service, but most of it is all there for a reason and does not go to waste.This show is what Star Wars fans have been wanting since The Prequel Trilogy finished; and even up against the newly released Star Wars Rebels cartoon it still holds up very well.
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