Gwiezdne wojny: Wojny klonów

The first season of the show is kind of uneven. On the one hand, there are some excellent episodes (especially the triple episode about the planet Ryloth), but on the other hand, there are others that, although not completely stupid, are in some respects spoiled (mostly due to Jar Jar Binks, the "humor" of the battle droids or attempts at more serious dialogue). It's also interesting to note that when Clone Wars focuses on characters other than the known ones, it's much better (and best during the battle scenes). Moreover, an observant viewer can tell that many of the episodes are based on a genre - one from a war or naval/submarine film, another from a western, and in the last episode, if it wasn't pure coincidence, even from Die Hard.____The second series is completely different - if I were to rate it alone, I would give it perhaps the maximum possible score. The episodes have supreme swing, the genre is more varied, the "droid humor" is gone... The excellent episodes are at one time in the spirit of an action detective story, at another time they cross Aliens and zombie movies without hesitation and create a great atmosphere. One of the episodes is dedicated to the memory of Akira Kurosawa and is actually a sci-fi version of Seven Samurai, and the double episode with the monster Zillo successfully gives a nod to monster movies... In short, all sorts of surprises. (15.09.2014)

The film The Clone Wars is definitely necessary to give the viewer an idea of some of the details that are associated with the Star Wars universe and its individual characters. Personally, my favorite moment was when Asajj Ventress became the main character. Suddenly, from the dark side point of view, it took on a rather interesting tinge. The most interesting is the sixth season, where there is a connection to Episode III. (10.11.2017)