Failure

Rating: Null/10 (29 May 2003)

That one word sums up the whole movie. We get more of the same and nothing new. A five-year old could spot where the plot is going from an hour away. Lucas demonstrates in full glory that he is no longer the romantic warrior icon or revolutionary thinker he was when he made "Star Wars" and "American Graffiti". Now he is like Spielberg and Cameron, content only in appeasing the masses in hopes of getting a LOT of money out of it.
The cast stunk. Without Liam Neeson there is no wise guidance and Samuel L. Jackson looks like he isn't having any fun. The worst thing, of course, is the CGI. Lucas should've fired his production designer again because everything either looks oriental or plastic. What a waste. When he gets back to being the inventive self he was rather than the slave of Silicon Valley he is now, let me know.
Having nothing else to rant or rave about, I condemn this and demand my money back from 20th Century Fox. Shame on them for helping distribute this! 1.5 out of 5 stars.