Through this film I have realized something about GL

Rating: 9/10 (19 May 2005)

I have heard a lot of criticism towards George L. about bad dialog and story writing and his ' screw up' in the prequels.
Well at first I agreed with the bad dialog writing because I hadn't thought about it completely. But after seeing RotS I have come to disagree. While i enjoy a good mindless dialog, as an acting student and committed thespian, I have realized that GL puts a LOT of confidence in his actors and in his cinematography team. I do agree that dialog is something missing from the movies, I also have to argue that not saying something is sometimes more powerful then anything GL could write and hope to get on screen. I see RotS as a bridge between the old and the new. While RotS has gotten a few bad raps, I don't agree with them. If you are a devoted Star Wars fan and know the story line (personally I read the book first), and basically what is going to happen then sit down and enjoy the emotion that is brought to screen through the acting and cinematography.
As I have told any that have asked me, "I read the books for the plots and characters. I go to the movies for the hot actors, the music and the special effects."