Where’s the 20th Century Fox fanfare that marks the start of another Star Wars epic? Curiously it is absent, since for the first time Warner Bros. has acquired the rights to George Lucas’ new money-fiend, Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Expanding upon the traditionally animated, existing TV series Clone Wars, this theatrical film is the launching point for a further TV series that will feature computer animated adventures and all of the familiar Jedi ordeals bridging the gap between Episode II and Episode III. Perfect for fans that just can’t get enough of Star Wars, The Clone Wars is sadly not a friendly flick for anyone who hasn’t stayed on top of the Bunyanesque Star Wars timeline.
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