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Star Wars: Clone Wars - Volume Two

Mat Lucas (Actor), Jerome Beidler (Actor) Rated:
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Genre Animation, Action & Adventure
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Contributor Jerome Beidler, Terrence 'T.C.' Carson, Tom Kane, Richard McGonagle, Daran Norris, Michael Fallavollita, Constantine Nasr, James Arnold Taylor, Corey Burton, André Sogliuzzo, Nick Jameson, Mat Lucas, Grey DeLisle, Jason Hillhouse, Anthony Daniels See more
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The Emmy Award-winning animated series continues with Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume Two, available for the first time on DVD. Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, this series captures George Lucas' vision in a dynamic animated style that is a visual delight for all ages. As seen on Cartoon Network, Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume Two concludes the epic adventures that bridge the story between Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones and Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith. Witness firsthand the trials of Anakin Skywalker and the secret ceremony in which he becomes a Jedi Knight. Then, follow the Jedi as they attempt to repel a surprise attack by General Grievous, on the galactic capital, Coruscant. Clone Wars Volume Two is filled with exciting galactic battles that lead directly to the beginning of Revenge of the Sith.

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Volume 2 of the stylish animated "microseries" Star Wars: Clone Wars picks up where volume 1 left off, with General Grievous threatening a group of Jedi. The war between the Republic and the Separatists continues to rage, and due to desperate need, Anakin Skywalker is bestowed the title of Jedi Knight, though he must undergo one final rite of passage by traveling to the frozen planet of Nelvan. The action is at its fiercest when the Separatists launch an overwhelming assault on Coruscant, and Masters Windu and Yoda get to show their stuff to defend the city. However, it's just a diversion from the main goal: Grievious's attempt to kidnap Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. In the series' most dramatic moment, Shaak Ti and other Jedi try to fend off the droid's attack. Clone Wars Volume 2 aired on the Cartoon Network in March 2005, and it's a bit more substantial than volume 1, taking place in five 12-minute chapters (nos. 21-25) rather than 3-minute chapters. And while volume 1 was mostly flat-out action, the developments in volume 2 lead directly to the opening of Episode III, Revenge of the Sith. And you even get small tidbits such as C-3PO (again voiced by Anthony Daniels) unveiling his new gold look, Padme sporting a cinnamon-bun hairdo, and the reason why General Grievous has difficulty breathing. Let casual fans content themselves with the feature films; Clone Wars remains essential viewing for the Star Wars aficionado. (Rated Y7 for cartoon action and violence) --David Horiuchi

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In both a commentary track and a featurette, Genndy Tartakovsky and his creative team discuss the making of Clone Wars and how it ties into Episode III, Revenge of the Sith. If you're not a fan of the Lego Star Wars, you might become one after you watch the amusing "Revenge of the Brick" trailer. There's also the same Xbox demo of Battlefront II that was on the Sith DVD, and the Dolby 5.1 sound is an improvement over volume 1's 2.0 Surround. --David Horiuchi

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ NR (Not Rated)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.5 inches; 2.4 ounces
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC, Dolby, Widescreen, Subtitled, Dubbed, Color
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 4 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ December 6, 2005
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Mat Lucas, Jerome Beidler, James Arnold Taylor, André Sogliuzzo, Grey DeLisle
  • Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ English, French, Spanish
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English
  • Producers ‏ : ‎ Constantine Nasr, Jason Hillhouse, Michael Fallavollita
  • Language ‏ : ‎ Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround), English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ 20th Century Fox
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000BCE8Q4
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 783 ratings

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The original clone wars tv series is supreme!!
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The original clone wars tv series is supreme!!
For a DVD release, the film/animation is good and the story engaging, although short. The real prize here is being able to visit this nostalgic series and look back at how Star Wars was trying to expand the prequel series canon/world in the early/mid-2000s. The special features interviews are interesting, and overall I would recommend this DVD to Star Wars fans both young and old who are interested in the clone wars/prequel era of Star Wars.
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Mike Dillemuth
5.0 out of 5 stars Anakin Becomes A Knight and Grievous Kicks Butt
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2006
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Just as with volume one, this DVD is an excellent addition to the Star Wars saga. It is the second DVD and the viewer would be well served by ordering both volumes at once. If the viewer starts with volume two, they will obviously come into the story in the middle. The DVD runs for a little over an hour and the story takes place between the 2nd and 3rd Star Wars movies. In fact, this DVD ends precisely where Star Wars III starts. It contains the movie trailer for Star Wars III and a short documentary on the connections between this story and the Star Wars movies. It also contains a rather useless LEGO commercial.

There is no real down side to this video. Unlike volume one, this DVD has a more uniform story. A sufficient amount of time is spent on describing how Anakin goes from an apprentice to a full Jedi knight. The story also includes the events that lead up to the big space battle over Coruscant. This is the battle that opens the Star Wars III movie. In addition, the video provides good insight into General Grievous.

The gem in this video is found in the little things that make one forget it is a cartoon. In one battle, the clone troopers are defending a parapet. The image shifts back and forth in a jerky fashion that is reminiscent of the opening battle sequences of such movies as "Saving Private Ryan" or "Gladiator." The viewer can almost believe that this cartoon was shot with a movie camera. In another image, a Jedi Knight exhales a tremendous blast of air. The image is then blurred to illustrate the wind. Even the sound effects are superb. In one scene, Yoda uses the Force to crash a droid landing craft into another ship. As the ships are pulled together, the viewer can hear the wine of the engines straining against the Force. Again, it is this attention to detail that really adds to the story.

Bottom line: this is an excellent video. The art is done in the style of Japanese anime. The stories are enthralling and the viewer will quickly forget that he or she is watching a cartoon. These Clone Wars DVDs do an nice job of filling the gab between the Star Wars movies.
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Antonio D. Paolucci
5.0 out of 5 stars The Best Star Wars Film In the Past Years
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2005
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It's funny that a cartoon that could only have been seen during a short run on Cartoon Network can actually be better than Episodes One and Two of the newest Star Wars Trilogy, but the Star Wars Clone Wars cartoons achieve just that. They have all the mad action that wasn't in two, and the foreboding sense of doom from the Sith that wasn't in one. Despite the purpose of the cartoon, which was simply to link Episode Two to Three, they should be considered a true sequel: Star Wars Clone Wars Episode 2.9.

Animated by the same team who made Samurai Jack, these short cartoons are simply beautiful. Whether they are presenting a landscape or a scene of action, it's detailed to the point where, no matter how many times you watch it, you'll still miss something. To go along with excellent animation is that great Star Wars orchestral soundtrack, as well as those laser sound-effects that can be heard in the sleep of Star Wars fans.

The story itself picks up just a little after the first Clone Wars DVD. Grievous is still the main enemy and Anakin has yet to become a full-fledged Jedi Knight. That happens in time, along with his final test, at the very end of the DVD, in which he proves his strength as a Jedi, and also reveals a little about what his future will be (all of us know already). In between, we see the initial invasion of the Wookee planet, we learn how the Chancellor was taken by Grievous, and we see how Grievous ended up with that horrible rattling cough he carries with him during Episode Three. All in all, it just fills in a lot of blanks, but also presents a few new aspects that were ignored in the first two Star Wars stinkers.

I'd recommend this DVD, Clone Wars Volume 2, as well as its companion, to anyone who wants to know the history between Episodes Two and Three. You don't have to be a Star Wars freak to enjoy these cartoons. In fact, if not for the cartoon, I don't think I would have cared much for the last movie.

(This review in no ways puts down the original three movies, which became 4, 5, and 6. These are still the standard in sci-fi movies.)
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David the Wavid
5.0 out of 5 stars I'm late to the party, but a great series
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2017
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Where the 2008 THE Clone Wars series focuses more on a sprawling anthology of emotionally dynamic narratives, Clone Wars bridges the gap in a short digestable series of episodes that essentially form a movie. Despite what Lucasfilm and militant fans will tell you, this series in no way conflicts with the 2008 series (aside from one inconsequential shot in which Anakin's hair has not yet grown out while he starts up the starfighter seen in Episode III) and in fact Volume 1 is essential viewing before the 2008 series, as it introduces Ventress and Grievous, who seem to pop out of nowhere in THE Clone Wars. It may be a bit annoying to watch both Clone Wars shows in chronological order, as the first episode of Volume 2 takes place directly after Volume 1 and before 2008 TCW, while episodes 2-5 pick up after TCW's season 6, leading directly m into Revenge of the Sith as perfectly as Rogue One to A New Hope. And really, the Battle of Coruscant seems to be sorely missing from the narrative of the whole Star Wars canon without this show.

The action is clean, stylish, and awe-inspiring, as anyone who's seen Tartakovsky's other famous work, Samurai Jack, would guess. As an aspiring animator, this series had a huge influence on me personally, but I digress. The DVD has enough bonus features to keep you entertained a bit longer than the show's runtime, but as a die-hard fan of this show, it seems to not be enough.

Can't recommend this show enough. While emotionally shallow in contrast to the films and 2008 THE Clone Wars, this series is thrilling enough to keep you entertained no matter your age.
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Gis A. Bun
5.0 out of 5 stars Original Clone Wars Series
Reviewed in Canada on July 25, 2021
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This is the original Clone Wars series - Saturday morning cartoon series - and not the updated anime series in 2009-2014. Contains about an hour of the animation plus some extra - nothing big. Not released on Blu-ray at this time. This is the first of two DVDs released.
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Micka77
5.0 out of 5 stars Parfait
Reviewed in France on April 15, 2023
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A avoir dans sa collection Star Wars
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Pamela K.
5.0 out of 5 stars Rezension von "Star Wars - Clone Wars Vol. 2"
Reviewed in Germany on September 21, 2022
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Die Zeichentrickserie „Star Wars – Clone Wars“ (nicht zu verwechseln mit der Animationsserie „The Clone Wars“) erzählt Ereignisse aus den Klonkriegen, die sich zwischen „Episode II – Angriff der Klonkrieger“ und „Episode III – Die Rache der Sith“ abspielen, also 22 bis 19 Jahre vor der Schlacht von Yavin stattfinden.
Klonsoldaten fliegen mit einem Kanonenboot zu zerstörten Gebäuden, wo sie gegen Kampfdroiden der Separatisten und deren General Grievous kämpfen. Jedi-Meister Ki-Adi-Mundi befiehlt den Soldaten Grievous zu erschießen, aber der Anführer fordert sie zum Rückzug auf um die Überlebenden zu retten. Im Kanonenboot liegen die schwerverletzten Jedi-Ritterinnen Aayla Secura und Shaak Ti…
Obi-Wan Kenobi will seinen Padawan Anakin Skywalker ohne Abschlussprüfung zum Jedi-Ritter ernennen. Der Jedi-Rat berät darüber und die Mitglieder äußern ihre Bedenken. Trotzdem schlägt Yoda Anakin wegen seiner Leistungen im Krieg zum Jedi-Ritter…
Anakin trifft sich heimlich mit seiner Frau Padmé Amidala, bis Protokolldroide C-3PO die beiden findet und seine neue Vergoldung zeigt…
Bevor Anakin mit Obi-Wan und Astromechdroide R2-D2 wieder in den Krieg zieht, verabschiedet er sich von Padmé…
Ein Separatistenanführer will bei der Verteidigung seiner Basis gegen Mengen von Jedi kämpfen und ist enttäuscht, dass nur zwei gegen ihn antreten: Obi-Wan und Anakin…
Die beiden retten im Kampf die Jedi Aayla Secura, Eeth Koth und einen weiteren Jedi…
Auf dem Planeten Kashyyyk beobachten Chewbacca und ein Wookie-Kind die Invasion der Separatisten…
Grievous und Count Dooku trainieren den Lichtschwertkampf, wobei Dooku immer mehr von Grievous verlangt. Darth Sidious spricht in einer Holonachricht die beiden auf die bevorstehende letzte Operation an…
Commander Cody informiert Obi-Wan über die geplante Eroberung einer separatistischen Stadt unter einem Energieschild. Anakin kehrt nach einer Erkundung mit einer Karte aus der Stadt zurück. Durch den Abwasserkanal schleichen sich Obi-Wan und Anakin in die Stadt und in deren Kommandozentrale. Anakin will gegen die Droiden kämpfen, aber Obi-Wan setzt eine Alternative zum Kampf ein, wodurch der Strahlenschild abgeschaltet wird und die Soldaten die Stadt erobern…
Obi-Wan und Anakin fliegen auf Kanzler Palpatines Befehl zum Planeten Nova, weil dort Grievous gesichtet wurde. Die beiden Jedi und ihre Klonsoldaten bemerken bei der Erkundung des Waldes unruhige Tiere. Ein riesiges Raubtier zeigt sich und Anakin tötet es. Eine Gruppe von Einheimischen beschimpft ihn dafür. Den beiden Jedi fällt auf, dass nur einheimische Frauen und Kinder anwesend sind, aber keine Männer. Ein Schamane führt ein Ritual mit Feuer durch, bei dem eine geisterhafte Hand zu sehen ist. Obi-Wan zeigt den Einheimischen Anakins Droidenhandprothese und der Schamane verlangt eine Prüfung von Anakin: Er soll die novanischen Krieger finden. In einer Höhle mit Felsbildern hat Anakin eine Vision. Später entdeckt Anakin eine riesige Maschine, die vermissten Krieger mit Körperimplantaten in Tanks und beobachtet, wie drei Skakoaner den letzten Krieger durch Folter verwandeln. Mit seinem Kampfgeist kann Anakin die novanischen Krieger retten und die Ursache für die Verwandlung beseitigen…
Gleichzeitig startet Grievous mit Landungsraumschiffen, Panzern, Geierdroiden und Kampfdroiden einen Großangriff auf den Planeten Coruscant. Der Jedi-Meister Saesee Tiin führt mit seinem Raumschiff den Kampf der Klonsoldaten im Weltraum gegen die Separatistenraumschiffe an. Mace Windu kämpft in der Atmosphäre gegen die Geierdroiden, die Klonsoldaten unter Yodas Führung am Boden. Mace und Yoda fällt auf, dass weder der Senat noch der Jedi-Tempel angegriffen werden und der Angriff ein Ablenkungsmanöver ist. Deshalb bringt Shaak Ti mit zwei weiteren Jedi Kanzler Palpatine zu dessen Schutzraum. Grievous taucht vor Palpatines Fenster auf und verfolgt sie außen am Aufzug. Auf dem Weg zum Schutzraum fechten die drei Jedi gegen Magna-Wächter und Grievous um Palpatine zu beschützen. Auf einem Bahnhof weichen sie während des Gefechts durchfahrenden Zügen aus. Shaak Ti kämpft gegen die Magna-Wächter und schickt die zwei Jedi mit Palpatine in den Schutzraum, wo Grievous wartet…
Auf Nova erhalten Obi-Wan und Anakin von Mace die Nachricht, dass sie sofort nach Coruscant zurückkehren sollen, weil Palpatine entführt wurde…
Diese spannenden Geschichten sind rasant erzählt und gekonnt gezeichnet! In der deutschen Version werden die Stimmen der Personen von den selben Synchronsprechern wie in den Realfilmen gesprochen. Auch die Geräusche sind aus den Realfilmen vertraut, ebenso die Musik von James L. Venable und Paul Dinletir, die starke Anklänge an John Williams Filmmusik aufweist.
Die Sprache ist in Englisch, Deutsch, Französisch und Holländisch einstellbar, die Untertitel ebenfalls. Folgende Extras sind auf dieser DVD enthalten: der Brückenschlag „Punkte verbinden“ zwischen dieser Serie zu den Realfilmen „Episode III – Die Rache der Sith“ und „Episode IV – Eine neue Hoffnung“ mit Interviews des Regisseurs Genndy Tartakovsky und seinem Team, dessen Audiokommentar, zwei Fotogalerien mit Konzeptzeichnungen, Storyboards und Skizzen, der Trailer zu „Episode III – Die Rache der Sith“, die Trailer zu den Videospielen „Battlefront II“ und „Empire at War“, der Trailer zu „Revenge of the Brick“ von LEGO (eine humorvolle Version des Anfangs von Episode III sowie der Schlacht auf Kashyyyk) sowie ein Zutritt zum X-Box-Demo-Spiel „Battlefront II“ (dazu muss diese DVD in eine X-Box gelegt werden). In den Extras wird ausschließlich Englisch gesprochen.
Wegen der Darstellung kriegerischer Gewalt ist diese Serie ab 12 Jahren freigegeben und nicht für jüngere Kinder geeignet. Ich empfehle diese Zeichentrickserie allen Star Wars-Fans, besonders denen, die sich für die Klonkriege interessieren, und auch denen, die sich anfangs an den kantigen Zeichenstil gewöhnen mussten!
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Joaquin Ferreira Ruiz
5.0 out of 5 stars Fabulosa segunda parte
Reviewed in Spain on August 7, 2016
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Como toda la saga Clone Wars es constante y vibrante. La acción no para en todo el film. Otro artículo de coleccionista para los amantes de Star Wars.
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James Whitbrook
5.0 out of 5 stars The Clone Wars rage on!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 14, 2006
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A second action packed DVD of the emmy-winning Star Wars: The Clone Wars is just what any Star Wars fan really wants.

In a new format compared to the first 20 volumes of the animated series, these chapters are now 15 minutes long, allowing for more character development and even more lightsaber-swinging Jedi action!

Beginning where chapter 20 left off, Ki-Adi Mundi, Shaak Ti and Aayla Secura are rescued from the metal clutches of General Grievous, with a little help from the ever helpful ARC trooper Fordo and the squad he led with Obi-Wan on Muunilist (see the first volume of Clone Wars).

Anakin and Obi-Wan fighting in the Outer rim seiges after their victory on Muunilist, the first chapter really sets up the brotherly relationship between the two characters that will be destroyed come the events of Episode III. Anakin and Obi-Wan then travel to the planet Nelvaan, where Anakin finds that he is the prophecised warrior of the indigenous Nelvaani and goes through trials which will foreshadow his downfall to the Dark side.

Meanwhile, on Coruscant, the Core planet of the Star Wars universe, the cunning capture of Chancellor Palpatine by General Grievous mentioned in the crawl at the start of Episode III takes place, with Mace Windu and Yoda marshalling the defense of the planet from the onslaught of Battle droids. Meanwhile, Jedi Master Sasee Tiin takes on the Sepratist fleet high above the planet.

Jedi Master Shaak Ti, with the help of 2 new jedi, the furry Foul Moudama and the Ithorian Roron Corrob, is charged with protecting the Chancellor, and must flee to shelter with the mechanical menace Grievous hot on their heels. After a lengthy battle on the Coruscant tram, Grievous catches up with the Jedi, slaying Foul and Roron, and leaving Shaak Ti bound in mechanical wiring, while he steals Palpatine away, leaving Mace Windu to find Shaak Ti.

After saving the Nelvaani from the droid threat, Anakin and Obi-Wan return to their Fleet to find a message from Coruscant: The Sepratists have invaded and Kidnapped the Chancellor! Anakin and Obi-Wan race to the planet, and the cartoon ends with the beginning of the fantastic space battle that starts Episode III.

The top notch animation never stops these cartoons from feeling like true Star Wars, and this DVD should take pride of place on any fans shelf.
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