By Staff
LOYAL FANS Star Wars fans Emily McMullen, Matthew Buckley, Adam Moore, Ryan Moore and William Sharpe met their friends, Jimi Brown, seated left, LeAnne Goble and Paul Goble, at the mall on Thursday. They were some of the first people in Meridian to see "Episode II Attack of the Clones." Photo by Carisa McCain / The Meridian Star
By Chris Whitaker / staff writer
May 17, 2002
Mic Hunter, 24, has been a fan since he was old enough to see his first "Star Wars" movie. He said "Clones" is the best one yet rating it an 11.5 on a 10-point scale.
Yoda seemed to be a hit with most audience members.
Ryan Moore, 18, saw "Star Wars" for the first time eight years ago with his older brother and said Yoda was a scene-stealer.
Michael Dees, 31, said the latest installment compares well with the original.
Dees said he watches the "Star Wars" movies two or three times a year and can't go three months without watching them again.
Dedric Booth, 31, said he has been a fan since he was 13. He rated the new movie a nine out of 10.
Seventeen-year-old Emily McMullen has been a "Star Wars" fan for two months. She said two friends made her watch it and now she likes it.
McMullen said she liked Yoda and the kissing scene.
The only complaints: 1) waiting for the movie to begin was hard; and 2) the running time may have been a little long.