I thought Episode 3 was the best out of the Prequels.

Hutts were hermaphroditic, and as a result, gender was more of a case of a Hutt's deliberate decision or a viewer's deduction. Often, Hutts carrying children were referred to as female, though it was entirely up to the Hutt in question as to if the distinction was accepted or not. For instance, Jiliac was referred to as a female after becoming pregnant, but Popara and Zorba still considered themselves males after birthing their respective children. In addition, some Hutts were known to take mates with each other, such as Gorga and Anachro.

I never understood the ending of Episode 3. Why does Padme die? Seems like a half-assed attempt to be deep. And don't say because of a broken heart, but I don't want to believe that. Whatever.

I never understood the ending of Episode 3. Why does Padme die? Seems like a half-assed attempt to be deep. And don't say because of a broken heart, but I don't want to believe that. Whatever.

Luke and Leia kicked using the force

She was destined to die as pretty much laid out by the implications in the older SW movies. What actually pissed me though, is lucas had done well to cover his tracks and make things seamless all up to the point where she dies in labor. This is not possible if you reference the classic movies because Leia says she had memories of her mother. It is assumed by her statements her mother basicially died of self negligence due to massive depression.

Very disappointing if you pay attention to such details.

Haha, force jump in the womb = dead mommy.

<genk> so, i'm going to clone wars and going to the star wars exhibit

I think you're "supposed" to take what Leia said to refer to her adoptive mother, not Padme.

It never was attractive to me. Crap artistic style for the characters totally pushed me away.

Really Murc, I'll be down there tomorrow, possibly sunday if the family reunion goes too long.

I think you're "supposed" to take what Leia said to refer to her adoptive mother, not Padme.

I never understood the ending of Episode 3. Why does Padme die? Seems like a half-assed attempt to be deep. And don't say because of a broken heart, but I don't want to believe that. Whatever.

Then when he „falls“ it's portrayed as a big deal… he fell like 2 feet and the bike didn't even land on him… so the guy died from what? from being singed by some fire? from popping his hip outta place? I dunno, it was a ****ing weak death scene and if I was the kid I wouldn't be so mad at the devil, I'd be more made that my dad just died from tripping on his shoe laces, what a pansy.

That right up there with Padme dying from a broken heart in Star Wars… honestly, who he **** dies from a broken heart? and second of all, the doctor that diagnosed her was a god damn medical droid.

I don't think a ****ing droid is capable of making that kind of medical opinion, its a ****ing robot, pump the ***** full of pills and make her live. how the hell does a robot know that she just gave up on life and lost the will to live? your a damn robot, you've got no emotion, your programed to keep her alive. Personally i think the things batteries were dying and had to go recharge and when he came back Padme was dead. so instead of trying to tell Obi-wan that he pissed off and she croaked he made some bull**** excuse about emotions so that the jedi could relate and not get pissed and rip out his robot do-hickies that make him run.

I never understood the ending of Episode 3. Why does Padme die? Seems like a half-assed attempt to be deep. And don't say because of a broken heart, but I don't want to believe that. Whatever.

Same reason why all the Jedi that were able to fend off huge crowds of monsters in Episode 2 suddenly became easy as pie to kill--because the plot needed it. I found Episode 3 even more over dramatic than the first two, with even worse dialog, and cornier gimmicks. I'm not sure I ever understood what everyone loved so much about the lightsaber battles; the camera was zoomed in so close most of the time that I could hardly tell what was going on. At least in the first two prequels they had cool enough choreography that they weren't afraid to zoom out and show all the action.

Why on Earth do some of you get so worked up about a bunch of children's movies?