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When it comes to the Star Wars prequels, the trilogy gets a bit of a bad rap. After all, The Phantom Menace is the lowest-rated movie in the whole saga despite the fact that it brought in well over a billion at the global box office. The prequels do certainly have some problems, but if you give them another look, you'll probably find that they have plenty going on that can make even the most rabid Star Wars fan happy.
This list highlights some of the best costume and prop details of the first three chapters in the Skywalker Saga that prove the movies are better than most fans remember. Give these details another look, and if you find something that makes you consider giving the movies a rewatch, be sure to give it an upvote to see which one rises to the top.
In Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (1999) the pod racing crowd is comprised of 450,000 Q-tips painted different colors. Fans were blown underneath to simulate movement in the crowd.
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Jabba The Hutt Plays Himself In 'The Phantom Menace'
In Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) the ignition sound of Anakin’s lightsaber previously sounded like a conventional Jedi’s. In the ‘younglings’ scene when Anakin activates his saber, we hear the sound of Vader’s lightsaber from the OT, symbolizing his transition to the dark side.
