“Are they supposed to sound Asian?” --mrs. talos
ouch My sides, they hurt.
Regarding Jar Jar, mrs. talos says, “I hate him. You just want him to go away. It doesn’t get any better. You just have to grin and bear it.”
“Ugh! He stepped in crap. Really? Really?”
Lots of people found Watto offensive. He was one of the few critters that I didn’t, actually.
“You’re a slave.”
“I’m a person, and my name is Anakin.”
But, yes, you’re still a slave.
I love that the Jedi mind tricks don’t work on him. 
“I’m glad to have met you, Anakin.”
Sure, you say that now. :rolleyes:
Lucas did a better job of disguising his mapping of Star Wars aliens onto real life Earth ethnic groups in the first trilogy.
Natalie Portman’s so young here! (OK she’s all of 2 years older than me but still)
Kill him, please. :mad:
I remember sitting in the theatre and saying to my wife, “This plot is dragging.” I was really upset that I wasn’t digging it.
“Sandstorms are very, very dangerous.”
Unlike getting involved with Anakin Skywalker. :eek:
“He’s a protocol droid, to help Mom.”
Exactly what a desert slave needs. :rolleyes:
“Too bad this kid is going to turn to the Dark side.” --daughter
It was visually stunning. It grabbed me pretty well while I was in the theater. But, yeah, after a while, I really wanted something to happen.
at least it was a nice sentiment.
Oh look! Silver leg…oh wait.
“At last we will reveal ourselves to the Jedi.” :eek:
“This 10 year old boy is in love with a 15 year old girl! His mom is gonna be mad!” --daughter
Robes are roomy. 
As slave owners go, Watto really isn’t that bad. At least he doesn’t make anyone wear gold bikinis or feed them to Rancors.