At this point, his entire focus was on his blind hatred of the Jedi. His whole purpose in Palpatine's plan is to be an assassin and enforcer. You're right, Maul was pacing "like a caged animal". At the point when the three were seperated by the laser fields, you were able to gain great insight into each of the character's motives. What Lucas lacks in ability to pen effective dialog, he *more* than makes up for in visuals. W.R.T your comments on the TPM lightsaber battle, I can't help but disagree. At last we will have revenge!", could easily draw the conclusion that there is hella bad blood between the Jedi & the Sith. Yes, the film could have delved into this, but I think any reasonable viewer, after hearing Darth Maul say "At last we will reveal ourselves to the Jedi. Learning from the mistakes of the past, he enacted the doctorine of only two sith at a time - Master and Apprentice. This division of their forces allowed the Jedi to wipe the Sith threat from the galaxy.
Because of the corrupting nature of the Dark Side, infighting was common. The sith used to number in the thousands.
Otherwise, it just becomes a stupid white hats vs. Here's hoping that Lucas will finally answer this question in the new film. I, too, would like to know what this "revenge" the Sith want is all about. That was the perfect opportunity for a short conversation between warriors to take place and give the audience insight into the conflict! Doesn't Maul have anything to say? Doesn't he even want to mock the jedi? Is Gui-Con so dead to the world that he's not even remotely curious why this guy has appeared out of nowhere to kill him? This is not exciting! This does not build suspense! This does not move the story foward! I couldn't believe that they would just sit there like that. Maul walks around like a caged tiger while Gui-Con just sits there meditating. Gui-Con and Darth Maul are separated by a plasma wall and Obi-won is even further away. In the 2-on-1 lightsabre duel from Epsiode I there is a moment where the fighting has ceased. If Lucas decides to explain the source of the Sith's hatred in this final film, I would definitely appreciate the effort (as long as he doesn't reduce it to something as stupid as mitochlorians). I think this signficantly detracts from the movies. At no point have we seen any motivation for why the Sith are the way they are. I know you're just joking around, but I think you're making a good point here. Fine Sith is all about revenge, but what is it a revenge of? did a Jedi knock up palpatines sister and Now he wnats to get even? Did Obi-One park in the 'Sith of the months' parking spot? Star Wars Episode III: Dawn of the Empire Pick from the following and reply to this post with your favorite: Here's a poll for your favorite GOOD Star Wars title. We just don't care for the title that Lucas picked. ""Ĭan you believe THAT?! He basically gave it away over a month ago and no one said anything for the most part!Īnyway, that's awesome, but we have some other suggestions. With that, Lucas smiled knowingly, backed away and teased, "That's a possibility. So we threw a couple of rumored titles at him: Rise of the Empire? "No, that's not it," Lucas said. The director said the title of Star Wars: Episode III won't officially be announced until November, when the first trailer hits theaters.īut he conceded that fans on Web sites already have guessed correctly. "We caught George Lucas wandering around the grounds with his daughter, Katie. We forgot we had read it, but just now we went back to the article and remembered the final few paragraphs of the reporter interviewing Lucas at a gay AIDS banquet: Last month we were reading this USA Today article at d s-benefit_x.htm. A USA Today reporter guessed this title over a month ago! We can't believe it.
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