Candy Vs Count Dooku : Who Is Fearful Of His Mother’s Death?

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.

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.

One of songs written for the film was the candy man which would become a standard for sammy davis jr.as good as johnny depp is as an actor; the role of willy wonka was handled more effectively by the very talented gene wilder. unfortunately the depp portrayal comes across as a bit too creepy.another aspect of the film where it exceeds the remake is the portrayal of the oompa loompa's. instead of eerie miniature digital recreations of a single actor we have a group of little people including at least one female, and most of whom could not speak english.

On a dangerous mission to capture seperatist general grievous & count dooku as well as rescue captive chancellor palpatine, general obi-won kenobi & anakin skywalker frienships manage to save the chancellor, kill count dooku, but let general grievous escape. the two jedi return somewhat victorious & anakin finds out a special secret. padme reveals to her husband that they were pregnant, but anakin's reaction does not exactly show joy.