FILMS: STAR WARS - EPISODE II

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Publicado en Capital Letter No. 1
Junio de 2002



The plot of Episode II is a secret. Not a well kept one, but still a secret. If you're avoiding spoilers, here's the most you probably want to know: It takes place around 10 years after Episode I. Anakin and Padme begin to develop their relationship. We discover more about Padme's family and background. Anakin returns to Tatooine and meets up with Shmi, Watto, Owen Lars, and Beru Lars. We learn the ori¬gin of Boba Fett and Storm troopers. Episode II reveals information about the Clone Wars mentioned in A New Hope. The film is darker than Episode I and is closer to The Empire Strikes Back.Padme and Anakin go off on one adventure while Obi-Wan takes a separate adventure. They all cross paths again in the end.Expect return appearances by Yoda, Mace Windu, Ki-Adi Mundi, MasAmedda, Jar Jar (briefly), R2-D2, C-3P0, and, of course, Palpatine. For its plot, for cultural information we must see this historical film recommended to film addicts.

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