Movie VFX pros revisit the visual effects from the Star Wars prequels

Seamus Bellamy 5:30 am Tue Jun 18, 2019

No matter whether your memories of George Lucas' Star Wars prequels are fond or furious, there's no denying that, at the time that films were released, their cutting-edge visual effects were unlike anything else out there–but how do they hold up today? It's a question that the VFX experts at CorridorCrew take the time to answer.

Over the course of this fun 15-minute video, the 'Crew examine what of the prequels' VFX still hold up, what mistakes were made and, in some occasions, what didn't work, even at the time that the movies were released.

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