Star Wars - Episode II: Attack of the Clones Review

it,s a good review but the low quality video and the nadine subplot wasn,t necessary but overall good

Review by BladeRunner391 — May 10, 2012 @ 11:06 pm

*This rating was given before reviews were required*

Review by ab5tract — May 6, 2010 @ 11:48 am

Another one out of the park from Red Letter Media! If you have watched and enjoyed either of the other Reviews (Star Trek, The Phantom Menace) do not hesitate to download this right away. Lots of great criticism. I honestly believe the reason I like these so much is that “misery loves company.” It is nice to watch Attack of the Clones with someone who hates it as much as I do.

“It’s not just a movie.. It’s the biggest disappointment in cinematic history.”

Contrary to flyboy and zeppelinrox, I felt that the serial killer moments in this review added a lot of characterization to the fictional narrator. The woman is a good actor as well, delivering some great lines. “what the **** is going on? who the **** are these people?”

This is in contrast to the Phantom Menace review, in which the basement scenes just made me really uncomfortable. They felt out of place. It’s obvious now that Red Letter Media has a narrative arc planned across his trilogy of reviews. If the basement scenes in the first one bothered you, check this one out. For me the characterization really changed my opinion of what he is doing with that. It is still pretty edgy, and could easily offend some, but the FE community knows me as pretty sensitive on these issues. I’m not saying its for everyone, and its still sort of random in the first place, but this installment actually gives the serial killer element a reason for existing.

And, now, our characters are at their lowest point. As they should be, in a trilogy. Personally, I’m hoping the woman and the narrator admit their undying love for each other in Revenge of the Sith Reviewed.

This review is based on an online viewing of this video.

RedLetterMedia takes a nekkid emperor (the metaphorical kind) and shows him to be even moar nekkider. The deconstruction of the movie's plot, characters, and lame attempts to connect it thematically with the original trilogy are brilliant, supernova brilliant.

Never (well, at least since The Phantom Menace review by RLM) has a Star Wars exposition been so hilarious, insightful, and harrowing. It's so entertaining that I can definitely watch it more than once. (And I have.)

November 17, 2011

Another amazing critique by RLM. Really opened my eyes to a lot of things.