@GetEveryone: The movie was undeniably awful, I wouldn't blame anyone for losing interest after that. The show definitely improves though, I'd recommend the episodes: Rookies, Landing at Point Rain, Clone Cadets, Arc Troopers and the Nightsisters arc as a jumping on point. Like every show, the quality varies, but these are probably the best episodes.
@TheHBK said:
Star Wars became atrocious with the prequels. Revenge of the Sith was ok. It was fun to watch and the action was great. But part of the story was crappy. The whole love being the cause of his downfall was retarded, but I guess a good move in the end by Lucas since love is what brought him back in Jedi. I just wish the dialogue was better. That new Star Wars the Clone Wars show, the 3D one, is retarded. I mean, it has some ok stories, but their biggest thing to brag about is how they will have someone from the original trilogy be in it this week. Tarkin, Chewbacca, Boba Fett, anyone they think will kinda fit. The animation sucks ass. It is very stiff. The character faces are dumb too. I just dont like the art style. Then they play with the idea of the force so much that it loses its mystique. Gods controlling the force. Fluctuations in power, abilities. For me, it is too all over the place. Its part of the reason I hated Force Unleashed. You just make someone too powerful and break the rules just for the sake of doing something different instead of trying to do something good.
I think you're being a bit harsh here. Again, the animation and detail does improve a lot as the show progresses. I do agree that many of the guest characters have been really stupid, but Boba Fett worked, as it explained much of his backstory and was done in a very unusual way and Tarkin helped show the increasing militarism of the Republic.
You also may have missed the point of the episodes with the "gods controlling the force". Many of the elements in those episodes were kept intentionally vague and instead relied on symbolism. It was meant to be provoke similar theories about the force as the 'dark side tree' in Empire did, not outright tell you everything . But the "balance of the force" and "chosen one" finally makes sense thanks to that story arc, as confusing as they were supposed to be. Not to mention it pretty much retconned the idea of mediclorines (explaining them as organisms that are attracted to force wielders, not something that actually makes the force possible).
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