If you really want to see something, see this film on digital

Rating: 8/10 (16 July 2002)

It won't make the acting Oscar-worthy or the dialogue any less head scratching, but seeing this film on the digital projector in all its glory is clearly, far and away the most excting "film" experience of recent memory.
Lucas has never been accused of being the world's greatest story teller (though he likes to think he is), and what he always has been is the authority for how to tell a story through pure visual imagination. While the film does lag and the acting could've been better, that isn't bothersome for this movie fan, and why? BECAUSE IT'S SO DAMN COOL!
"Clones" is saved from its own pomp and circumstance by the second half of the film - a high-octane assault on the senses of every type with pinpoint detail and incredible energy. If you aren't shocked, psyched, and having a blast when you see (alert: minor spoiler) Yoda finally busting out the whooping-saber, then your inner-child is locked up for good with no possibility of parole.
GRADE: 8/10