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Parts he found confusing or bits speaking in another language I'd explain to him as well.Īll in all, was a plesant experience. Obviously, every child is different, mine gets on well with this type of media and we sit down and chat / talk about things both during and afterwards so, everything is learning experience if you're willing to make it one. He's also got a good head on his shoulders and likes to learn about things, so we talk about a variety of things in life, and he knows / understands to separate reality from fiction and that the people in the movie aren't really hurt, damaged or dying. I loved the franchise and playing with the figures and merch as a young one and my son is exactly the same.

I can only go from the experience I had as a child, as well as how my own son is, and I'd say a good baseline for EP1 as well as many other films in the franchise, would sit at / around 7-years-old or above. I now have two boys of my own, eldest being six (soon to be seven) years old. I'd seen the original trilogy with my old man prior to seeing this by the age of six, and of course, saw this one in cinema with my old man as well. This is by far the worst Star Wars movie ever. This entire movie has terrible writing and acting, including kids saying '.let's go play ball'.Īfter the 15 minutes of pod racing I gave up with this movie. Woohoo! Anakin leaves his mother, alone, still enslaved forever.

To do this Anakin is entered in a Pod Racing tournament and then 15 minutes of boring racing making you feel like you are watching someone playing a video game, with an all-to-predicting ending of Anakin being freed from slavery. Qui-Gon Jinn thinks Anakin is the chosen one and wants to get him out of slavery so he can be trained as a Jedi. They land on Tatooine and meet Anakin Skywalker, a happy young slave who wants to be the best pod flyer ever. (This character adds nothing to the plot and is just stupid, clearly, it was something George Lucas thought was funny, but everybody hates him.) They help the queen of Naboo escape the planet that was attacked by droids for no apparent reason. Instead of pitching this annoying sidekick, they drag him around for this entire movie.

This doesn't work out so they land on Naboo and team up with a disgusting Elmo-gollum-like thing called Jar-Jar-Binks. This movie begins with Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi trying to negotiate trade.

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