The Movie: The last film George Lucas has directed to date (and possibly ever) brought the much-maligned Prequel Trilogy to a close in relatively entertaining fashion, even if it was still bogged down by many of the flaws that plagued the previous two films, such as poor dialogue, naff acting and an excess of CGI. Why It Doesn't Feel 10 Years Old: While on one hand the prospect of J.J. Abrams delivering the first truly great Star Wars movie in three decades could make Episode III feel like a distinct memory come December, the movie has, like the two previous Prequels, been so vociferously torn to shreds that it pretty much feels like it came out just a few short years ago. From Hayden Christensen's terrible performance to the glut of laughable dialogue ("Anakin...you're breaking my heart!" / "I have seen a security hologram of him...killing younglings"), it's all still painfully fresh in the mind, but hopefully by December, the wounds will be very much healed. Which movies don't feel like they're 10 years old to you? Shout it out in the comments!
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