Samurai Jack meets Star Wars. Much more enjoyable than the prequel movies.

Tartakovsky doing what he does best: long, complex, gorgeously-animated fight scenes, with everything conveyed using minimal dialogue. Add to that the fruitful collection of characters and locations from the Star Wars universe, and you've got a pretty good show!

I fondly recall watching these 5 minute shorts once a week. It's well animated and has more style than either of it's live-action counterparts. Gendry Tartakovsky really knows what he is doing.

Tartakovsky destroys all pre-conceived notions of the prequels in his Clone Wars. And thankfully so. All the good story-telling of old Star Wars mixed in with the spectacle of the prequels and the tonal wonder and great animation of classics like Samurai Jack. Easy recommendation, here.

Although it was initially meant as a simple promotional teaser for Revenge of the Sith, the 2003 animated series created by Genndy Tartakovsky became something much more: an essential narrative bridge for true Star Wars fans. With its distinctive visual style —rough, schematic, almost minimalist— and a storytelling approach that prioritized pure action and symbolism over dialogue, Tartakovsky pulled off something that seemed impossible: saying more with less. What began as a series of three-minu

The Clone Wars series that isn't canon. It is consistently decent, but doesn't reach the storytelling heights of the canon series, which has some storylines that rival the best of Star Wars. The last decent Star Wars before Disney.

I don't get the hype 🤷

The original Clone Wars; an hour of 3 minute episodes followed by an hour of 10 minute ones that deliver a mixed bag of weird monsters, excessive battle scenes, bad dialogue ("I am Sith") and some pretty iconic moments (Anakin vs Ventress; the outro into Ep. 3). I'm not a great fan of Tartakovsky, but the blend of his style and STAR WARS works for the most part.

Could be it worked in a weekly 5 minutes per episode format, but it certainly doesn't works as a movie. Not unless you're a 12 years old boy. I somehow managed to stare blankly through the first 33 minutes of this constant laser-laser-lightsaber-lightasber nonsense before I gave up. Nothing of importance happens, no characters you can relate to, just an endless stream of heavily stylized copy-pasted sprites moving across the screen. Pointless.

This is a really cool series and I think it is best to watch it all in one sitting. With animation there is a lot of stuff that you can't do with real actors and in this series you can see a lot more spectacle. We also get introduced to Asajj Ventress and General Grievous in this series.

Really fun series of short cartoons (the whole series is about the length of a normal SW movie). Laid a lot of groundwork for the more in-depth series that would start in 2008.

Yeah, great.