He was cool in The Labrynth Of Evil novel and in the Clone Wars cartoons, and a total puss in Ep.3. Supposedly (as mentioned above) because of what Mace did to him at the end of the Clone Wars series.
I would have been fine with him being omitted and a little more screen time given to the Dooku duel, which was too quick and basically just tossed aside a relatively cool bad guy that had already been established in the previous movie.
gg wasnt running from obi, he was running from the army that obi brought with him. for the only non-force user to wield lightsabers and fairly well, i'm impressed he would take on a jedi alone when he had a squadran standing around. one think i dont get is why obi would jump into a bee hive alone like that, if all the droids would have opened fire, he would have been a gonner. gg was unique and cool even if you dont follow eu so you could understand who the hell this guy was.
Originally posted by DeVi| D0do
It DOES connect AOTC and ROTS, but it's not in the film, therefore it is EU, therefore it is not canon.Sorry... I just refuse to believe that one should have to watch a cartoon or read a book in order to understand a film. That's plain stupid.
The films are completely seperate from EU.
I understand that, and yeah, the movies ARE separate from the Eu universe, but the EU universe sometimes complements them, adding where there should have been stuff in the movies. As for the "not needing to watch a cartoon or read a book in order to understand a film" thing, that's your opinion. I think i was 10 when i realized how movies were commercial crap that took a book, made a script out of it and either left out INCREDIBLY awesome or important parts of it, or got the story wrong, or changed stuff to make it more "appealing" to the targeted audience, etc. etc. If you enjoy reading as much as i do, you'll almost ALWAYS get a nasty churn in your stomach when you hear there's a movie being made after a book you like/love. However, this is SW....and therefore this whole thing may not apply seeing as how usually the movies are made by the books, but in this case it's the other way around.
~wickerman~