Bullet: Lucas is really a craftsman, eager to show the magic of technology, can't afford to spend more time on the depiction of human nature. A few emotional dramas that could have been played out before they had time to unfold, they were cut off by the director’s eager battle scenes in which the treasure was offered; the protagonists who had been quite capable of acting were anxious to explain the need for the director’s funeral. He hurriedly recites the tasteless lines in front of the director's big vase.
On the contrary, two scenes with almost no lines are worth remembering:
Under the brilliant afterglow of the setting sun, Padmé and Anakin looked at each other through the window,
showing their boundless love and worry; the Jedi Knights who were trapped in the valley did not raise their ambitions. It is really tragic to be brutally murdered one by one.
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