Quote:
Originally Posted by Conan
The later two prequels relied mostly on blue screen sound stages, with locations composed primarily of CGI. A lot of Phantom Menace was shot on location on 35 mm film, which I feel makes it far more pleasing aesthetically than the other two.
|
I understand that's what you're saying but what I'm saying is that
all three movies were a mixture of sets and green screens. The space stations, the scenes on Coruscant, the underwater scenes, final Darth Maul saber duel, etc. in
Phantom Menace were not sets, they were computer created or computer enhanced, as was pod race and the battle at the end of the movie. I don't see how that makes it any different from the other two.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Conan
Phantom isn't a good film by any stretch, but far better compared to what was to come. I didn't even feel like I was watching films with Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, they were like cut scenes from video games, or a web series LucasArts producers released on Xbox Live.
|
Did you see them in the theater?