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Where does the F word go in Star Wars?
F-word Substitutes in Star Wars In general, words that start with a “K” or hard “C” sound take the place of the F-word and similar sounding euphemisms in English.
What is the most disturbing scene in Star Wars?
The most disturbing scene in Star Wars is where the newly appointed Darth Vader kills the younglings.
Why is revenge of the sith rated m?
The M rating means the film, to be released in Australia on Thursday, is recommended for mature audiences 15 years and over because of its “moderate science fiction violence”. Several scenes in the new film show Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) murdering Jedi, who he now considers to be his enemy.
Which came first Clone Wars movie or series?
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is a computer-animated television series created by George Lucas. The series began with a theatrical feature film that was released on August 15, 2008, and debuted on Cartoon Network two months later on October 3, 2008.
Do they cuss in the Clone Wars?
Several instances in The Clone Wars Animated TV Series, ‘damn’ and ‘hell’ appear. The SW Universe has its own profanity.
Why is Star Wars 3 rated PG 13?
The primary reason Revenge of the Sith was branded with the PG-13 rating was because of the scene where Anakin is brutally burned and mutilated within an inch of his life and subsequently transformed into Darth Vader. It’s tame, but the higher rating is fair.
Can a 10 year old watch Revenge of the Sith?
Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith – Age 13+ First, it’s all political talk and circumstance, and then all the Jedi get brutally murdered while Anakin kills a bunch of young children. Then in the final scene, Anakin gets graphically dismembered and brutally burned in lava, becoming Darth Vader. It ain’t for kids.
What does Cheta mean in Star Wars?
In this scene, it’s very clear that “echuta” means something very rude, like “screw you” or “piss off.” It’s a brilliant made-up word, because the cadence of the nouns and verbs somehow just sounds obscene and crude. (Maybe it’s the hint of “eat” in there.)