WHY Lightsaber Duels Look So DIFFERENT In The Prequel Trilogy

George Lucas explains why lightsaber duels in the star wars prequel trilogy look so different to the lightsaber fights previously seen in the original star wars trilogy. George explains that he wanted to show the Jedi knights in their prime and at full skill during the prequels compared to what we saw in the original trilogy, namely old Jedi and part-machine sith lords with luke skywalker who was effectively an early level padawan.

I much prefer the lightsaber fights of the prequels vs the lightsaber fights of the disney sequel trilogy, even if the prequels were a bit too dance-like. what do you think?

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