Corrected entry: When Dooku is being followed by the ship we see him look at his scanner to see who it is following then tell his guards to attack them. His scanner is showing an impossible view - Dooku can see the back of the ship following him. The only way for that to happen is if Dooku had a camera flying behind the transport. That's not reasonable or logical when a simple "rear-view" would give him the same info.
gandolfs dad
20th May 2003
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)
3rd May 2003
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)
Corrected entry: When Padme and the trooper falls out the the ship the trooper lands about 4 feet away from a rock but when you see padme roll down the trooper is almost on top of the rock. (02:03:30)
Correction: He is not on top of the rock but he looks like he is on top of it because we look at him horizontally.
20th May 2003
Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)
Corrected entry: How does Jango make all his gadgets work? They are not part of his body, and we never see him press any buttons when he does use any gadgets.
Correction: The reason you cannot see Jango activate his gadgets is because all of them can be accessed via the helmet in his Mandolorian armor. If you have read the story of Boba Fett in "Tales from Jabbas Palace" you would know this. This way if a Mandolorian warrior has his hands tied he can always find a way to escape.
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Correction: The image on Dooku's screen is what the Geonosian star fighters (the ships that attack the republic gunship) are seeing, not what is in front of Dooku's speeder.