STAR WARS EPISODE II: ATTACK OF THE CLONES

Second in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, Attack of the Clones takes you to a time after Anakin Skywalker has grown up and is in full Jedi training. Obi-Wan is his Jedi Master, and the pair are assigned to protect Senator Padmé Amidala who's life is threatened by the Separatist rebels. The Padawan learner renews his interest in Padmé, now as a man and their love really begins to grow even though a Jedi is to have no committed relationships that may cause him to lose his focus.

While Padmé and Anakin are meeting secretly, Obi-Wan is trying to find a planet where the clones have been grown and trained. It's not listed in the Jedi library and archives, so he seeks the help of an old friend in a diner. This friend, whom we have not met before, is the owner and cook in the diner and when you see him, it's pretty obvious he REALLY needs to be wearing aprons while he works!

The story takes you through the purpose of the clone army and you first meet Boba Fett as a boy, the son of the clone creator. The battle scenes are brilliantly executed and, in fact, many of the explosions you see are real and not CGI.