Count Dooku : Who Kidnaps The Baby Son Of Jabba The Hutt?

Master yoda (frank oz is voice actor), mace windu (samuel. l. jackson), palpatin (ian mcdiarmid, by my opinion the best acting), padme (natalie portman) and count dooku (christopher lee) are all professionals and they done they job on professional level. there are few awkward moments but real sw fan's wont bother that (or wont even notice).

Master yoda (frank oz is voice actor), mace windu (samuel. l. jackson), palpatin (ian mcdiarmid, by my opinion the best acting), padme (natalie portman) and count dooku (christopher lee) are all professionals and they done they job on professional level. there are few awkward moments but real sw fan's wont bother that (or wont even notice).

Master yoda (frank oz is voice actor), mace windu (samuel. l. jackson), palpatin (ian mcdiarmid, by my opinion the best acting), padme (natalie portman) and count dooku (christopher lee) are all professionals and they done they job on professional level. there are few awkward moments but real sw fan's wont bother that (or wont even notice).

Anakin's inner torment over his feelings for padme is investing enough, but his growing fear of his mother's fate culminating in her horrible death is heartbreaking. the lightsaber duel between count dooku and anakin is both expertly choreographed and thematically fascinating; count dooku, an intimidating, "ends justify the means" gentleman sith and former jedi is extremely similar in character profile to darth vader, something conveyed quite well visually as anakin and dooku's red and blue lightsaber blades seemingly "switch" in the dark hangar where they do battle. it only makes sense that this is the battle where anakin would lose his hand; the small, first step in his inevitable physical transformation into darth vader.

Anakin's inner torment over his feelings for padme is investing enough, but his growing fear of his mother's fate culminating in her horrible death is heartbreaking. the lightsaber duel between count dooku and anakin is both expertly choreographed and thematically fascinating; count dooku, an intimidating, "ends justify the means" gentleman sith and former jedi is extremely similar in character profile to darth vader, something conveyed quite well visually as anakin and dooku's red and blue lightsaber blades seemingly "switch" in the dark hangar where they do battle. it only makes sense that this is the battle where anakin would lose his hand; the small, first step in his inevitable physical transformation into darth vader.

Anakin's inner torment over his feelings for padme is investing enough, but his growing fear of his mother's fate culminating in her horrible death is heartbreaking. the lightsaber duel between count dooku and anakin is both expertly choreographed and thematically fascinating; count dooku, an intimidating, "ends justify the means" gentleman sith and former jedi is extremely similar in character profile to darth vader, something conveyed quite well visually as anakin and dooku's red and blue lightsaber blades seemingly "switch" in the dark hangar where they do battle. it only makes sense that this is the battle where anakin would lose his hand; the small, first step in his inevitable physical transformation into darth vader.

A lot of this series is about clones fighting droids as well as obi wan kenobi vs. general grievous and dooku, but it extends to much beyond that. it gives us an inside look at the inner workings of the jedi council, it shows us a ton about darth sidious and count dooku (which actually make them interesting), and it shows us a bunch about anakin that we never knew. come to find out dooku had several sith apprentices, anakin had a padawan, darth maul was still alive (wtf!