Réalisation:
Dave FiloniMusique:
Kevin KinerActeurs·trices:
Matt Lanter, Ashley Eckstein, James Arnold Taylor, Dee Bradley Baker, Tom Kane, Nika Futterman, Ian Abercrombie, Corey Burton, Catherine Taber (plus)Résumés(1)
La galaxie est en proie à la Guerre des Clones, un conflit à grande échelle qui oppose les maléfiques Séparatistes et leurs immenses armées d'androïdes à la République. Les Chevaliers Jedi, protecteurs de la République, luttent pour maintenir l'ordre et restaurer la paix tandis que de nouvelles planètes succombent chaque jour aux puissances du mal. Pour prendre l'avantage, le Chevalier Jedi Anakin Skywalker et sa jeune Padawan, Ahsoka Tano, sont chargés d'une mission capitale qui va les confronter au redoutable "parrain" de Tatooine, Jabba le Hutt. D'autres épreuves et de nouveaux dangers attendent nos héros sur Tatooine, car le Comte Dooku ne tarde pas à se lancer à leur poursuite avec ses sinistres agents - dont la cruelle Asajj Ventress, prête à tout pour faire échouer Anakin et Ahsoka. Pendant ce temps, sur le front, Obi-Wan Kenobi et Maître Yoda s'efforcent vaillamment de préparer l'armée des clones à résister aux forces des Ténèbres... (texte officiel du distributeur)
(plus)Critiques (3)
Wow, that's some ugly animation. Considering this was done by George Lucas' studio, from which one might expect more sophistication, especially in the visual effects department, this is quite disappointing. Besides the awkwardly choppy movements, the rendered faces are simply unpleasant. This is a classic rush job, where the studio is trying to make a quick profit. Yes, it's nice that it's set in the Star Wars universe and authorized, but that's about it. I like Star Wars, but not in animated form.
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At the time of its premiere, this served as a fond reminiscence of the recently finished new prequel trilogy; during the second viewing, which took place more or less at random about fifteen years later, it was much worse. The animation has not aged well, the development of familiar characters is limited by what we know about their present, future, and side intentions, and the first three quarters of the film are continuous, repetitive action. Between the constant shooting, jumping, flying, and falling, there is no time to catch a breath, and when the gloomy enemies meet for the umpteenth time and both leave alive and uninjured after a several-minute-long fight, I almost dozed off out of exhaustion. Star Wars: The Clone Wars is an endless source of stories, but this point of entry remains closed to me so far.
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It wasn’t as awful as I was expecting, in fact I wasn’t bored for a minute, but this reworking of Star Wars really isn’t very pretty. What I would have given to see the fights in “real life". Little Jabba was quite funny and kids will certainly enjoy this series. Personally, I would rather wait for the classic one that is meant to be about Bob Fett.
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