Dad2Her

As a big Star Wars fan since it's inception in the late 70s, I was very disappointed by the first half. From the start,I was lost in the vast Star Wars galaxy, being overwhelmed by the incredible graphics but very slim plot. The special effects were out of this world for sure but they grabbed my attention more than the plot did. What was the plot for the first half? I gave the film five out of ten because of the lucid plot. However, on the positive side, the film picked up quit a bit as it progressed and comes to an appropriate end. I was pleased with the obvious plot in the second half and was not in the dark regarding the sinister plans of Darth Sidious. The contrast between the good and the bad was obvious and so kept my attention. I walked away though with a big question in my mind as to why did Lucas involve the volcano planet? I know that it gives meaning as to what happens to one of the key characters in the film but aside from that why such a backdrop? Too much of this film came across to me as contrived and not as fluid as the originals and the previous two installments.

In all honesty, Episode I and II were much better than this one. Too much going on and too complex.

In all honesty, if you'd like to see this movie, I'm not stopping you. But if a no plot movie, bad editing, vulgarity and poor taste is what you're looking for...see this movie. The film lacks drive, momentum and plot. I will admit that I do like the obvious humor about work but a lot of the time it's in very poor taste and lacks refinement. Making fun of a handicap-able guy in my book SUCKS! They've got enough stuff to work through let alone this. Just my humble opinion here. The screen time that was given to putting down the guy was way over the top for me and again, lacked good taste.

All in all, one of the worst if not the worst films that I have ever seen. NOT A FILM FOR THE FAMILY!

First off, this is NOT a recommendation. If you're a big and I mean BIG Jim Carrey fan (like me) then I'd say get this admixture of cut and paste movie making.

I was all hyped up to see this movie but when I actually saw it, what a letdown! But I did really like Jim's short moments as he impersonated different celebrities. Otherwise, I thought that I was witnessing a rough (and I do mean rough) new budding director's talents.

Overall, do not expect acting but rather a focus on Club Med, solo artists, and a great interpretation of Sammy Davis Jr. by Jim. But by all means, if you're a BIG Jim Carrey fan, get this first film with Jim in his first starring role.