A digital scene from “Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones,” is shown in this undated promotional photo. Director George Lucas shot the entire film using digital cameras and hoped to ...

After Clone Wars Season 7, we look back at Star Wars Attack of the Clones and how it holds up with the Clone Wars behind us.

When Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones hit theaters on May 16, 2002, it was written off as another divisive installment in the much-maligned prequel trilogy. Since then, though, the ...

A n easily-missed podracer Easter egg in Star Wars: Episode II â Attack of the Clones is one of many connections between the movies and the non-movie materials of the Star Wars Legends continuity ...

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Attack Of The Clones gave us so many all-timer moments in Star Wars.The scene at the fireplace where Anakin and Padmé profess their love for each other and decide they can’t move forward ...

In an episode of Hot Ones that was released on Thursday, the recently reunited band opened up about how they were supposed to have a cameo in the 2002 Star Wars film Attack of the Clones but were ...

In Star Wars universe, it is hard to imagine anyone but Hayden Christensen in the role of Anakin Skywalker. Not only did he ...

Film Review: ‘Star Wars: Episode II — Attack of the Clones’ Production: A 20th Century Fox release of a Lucasfilm Ltd. production. Produced by Rick McCallum.

The Star Wars engine has been stalled for so long, you have to trudge through nearly an hour of Episode II – Attack of the Clones just to hear it cough and turn over. Still, the Force against ...

STAR WAR EPISODE II: ATTACK OF THE CLONES brings the excitement and drama of the latest installment in George Lucas's epic to the Game Boy Advance in a single-player game that mixes classic slide ...

Read the Empire Movie review of Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones. The middle episode that can make a virtue of its bridging role is rare indeed. And where The Empire ...