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Lädt ... Star Wars - Krieg der Sterne: Angriff der Klonkrieger. Star Wars Episode 02.: 2 (2002)von R. A. Salvatore
   Keine aktuelle Diskussion zu diesem Buch.  Aya666 | May 16, 2024 |   While the Attack of the Clones novelisation lacks the dramatic music and framing of the movie, it does a superior job at character writing and making sense of the plot. Extra dialogue and entire scenes are added, fleshing out the story. It’s a noteworthy improvement. What stood out to me in particular is the chemistry between Anakin and Padma. Something infamously absent in the movie. I likewise appreciated the deeper look into Anakin’s character at this point in time, which the novelisation provides. It makes his inevitable fall more understandable, and more tragic as a result. I understand the Revenge of the Sith novelisation continues these trends. We’ll see once I reach that book; for now I’ll delve into the numerous stories contained in the original Clone Wars Multimedia Project. Stories written between the release of episode II and III back in the day. Before The Clone Wars animated series muddied the Expanded Universe timeline. (  ) Thulan | Mar 4, 2024 |  ) suzannekmoses | May 20, 2022 | From a script to page perspective, Salvatore does a wonderful job in adaptation especially with action scenes and doing his best in lessening the cringe factor in some of the romantic dialogue between Anakin and Padme. The decision by Salvatore to create subplots for the Lars family and Jango & Boba Fett to not only give context to what happens on screen but create more rounded characters. The addition of Padme’s family—which was cut from the film—and adding internal monologues for her made the romantic subplot a whole lot better than on screen, though overall the subplot still had issues which due to the script Salvatore couldn’t overcome. Attack of the Clones is definitely a novelization that is better than it’s film source material, which is a testament to R.A. Salvatore’s talent. ( ) mattries37315 | Jan 12, 2022 | ) irasobrietate | Aug 31, 2020 |
 Clocking in at 353 pages, R.A. Salvatore's novelization of Episode II: Attack of the Clones is about a hundred pages longer than it has any right to be. While it captures the story well and includes some pretty good writing for the action scenes, the poor pacing makes the novel as a whole a bit disappointing. Gehört zur ReiheKrieg der Sterne [Franchise] (22 BBY) Star Wars Novels (22 BBY) Gehört zu Verlagsreihenblanvalet (35761) Ist enthalten inIst eine Adaptation vonPrestigeträchtige Auswahlen
Spitzbübisch und entschlossen, tapfer bis zur Bedenkenlosigkeit, wuchs Anakin Skywalker in einer Zeit großer Veränderungen zum Mann heran. Obi-Wan Kenobis 20-jähriger Schüler ist dem Jedi-Rat ein Rätsel und für seinen Jedi-Meister eine Herausforderung. Die Zeit hat Anakins Ehrgeiz nicht geschmälert, und auch die Jedi-Ausbildung hat seinen Drang zur Unabhängigkeit nicht bändigen können. Als ein heimtückisches Attentat auf das Leben der Senatorin Padmé Amidala die beiden zum ersten Mal seit zehn Jahren wieder zusammenführt, zeigt sich, dass die Zeit an Anakins tiefen Gefühlen für die wunderschöne Diplomatin nichts hat ändern können ... R. A. Salvatore wurde 1959 in Massachusetts geboren, wo er auch heute noch lebt. Bereits sein erster Roman 'Der gesprungene Kristall' machte ihn bekannt und legte den Grundstein zu seiner weltweit beliebten Reihe von Romanen um den Dunkelelf Drizzt Do´Urden. Die Fans lieben Salvatores Bücher vor allem wegen seiner plastischen Schilderungen von Kampfhandlungen und seiner farbigen Erzählweise. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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This is such a nice addition to the movie with extra scenes that are not in the movie.
I enjoyed the relationship progression between Padme and Anikan so much as it blossoms better than what we are shown in the movie. (A lot better than the queen's trilogy novels).
I loved how the characters are given more flesh with inside monologues about their decisions and what they are thinking.
Chancellor Palpatine is such a good actor on how he is fooling the whole Republic. The novel is still full of humour.
I am going to try and finish all the movie novelitations so I can expand further into the world. (