Early Episode III review from Kevin Smith

[The Former DMiller]

Why was the writing and acting like that? I can't really see any reason other than to display processed campiness, and I hate when directors do that, unless it's to be funny.

I'd like to know that too. It was one of my major complaints about the 2nd movie. I could have ended up liking Episode II if it weren't for the agonizing love scenes. I understand that they had to fall in love, but it could have been made more bearable.

And I know Kevin Smith is a Star Wars geek so I'm taking his review with a handful of salt, but it still isn't quelling my excitement about this next movie.