I prefer to make my own mind up rather than en masse hysteria.
There's good CGI, and there's bad CGI, and there are films absolutely full of it - if you are going to use it, use it well, and don't pray no-one will notice.
Irreversible. cert 18. Very small use of CGI, done so realistically people complained at the death scene. (crap film by the way).
They
attempt to make the fights different, so they are obviously trying. I can only imagine the squeals in the cinema when they produced the double ended mace with cute electricity. The fights looked rushed, and unimaginative. Parry, parry, turn, parry, clinch, parry, parry, drop sabre, use the force to pick it up, leap to feet, parry, parry repeat, ad infinitum.
Glad to see humour is not wasted on you.
Homage, or clueless for his own ideas? When you have been cut up by a light-sabre, set on fire from molten lava, part-mechanised, told your wife/gf, and subsequently your children, are all dead, you would think he could manange more than a little moan, maybe a small rampage or two.
I will, at some point - if reallllly bored, go back through it, and list them, it really doesn't inspire me to do it though.
Ewan, for all his good roles, is no Alec Guinness. Was he playing Obi Wan? or was he playing Alec Guinness playing Obi Wan?
I didn't like the movie, no. I would have really like to as well. I love great movies, I am jealous of people's money and opportunity to produce something of that magnitude which can go down in film history (and due to it's fanbase, this will anyway). I also hate wasted opportunity. Which for me, this was.