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And why does a droid have an organic heart and eyes? This was never explained in the movie.

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General Grevious was a warrior, but his ship had a bomb in it. Droid engineers placed what was left of him in a new body. His lungs also survived, I think.

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well i was beaten to it, i haven't seen the movie or followed it on the net and i knew about that.
after wacthing the first movie of the latest 3 i already knew how it would play out, movies these days are so predictable ( i read alot as a kid and do mean alot, everything is now a variation on a theme, even B5 was predictable)

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My bro in law said General Grevious was a character in that clone wars animated series. Apparently he was in a fight with Mace Windoo at one point and that's how his lungs got damaged.

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Hey you can watch that very episode along with four others at the cartoon networks web sight. I watched them last night and they are quite good.

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Evidently he was a living being at one point. He was nearly killed in some battle and the doids built a robotic body for him.

The Clone Wars - micro series - on the cartoon network and that damn abomination, hyperspace over on starwars.com, give a lot of back ground info that kind of explains things in the moive. Not that I have seen anything about Grevious origins in the ones that I have seen. You at least get to see how the Emperor was captured.

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Well as for predictable, by defenition these films were predictable. They had to get from Episode I to IV, certain things had to happen.

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I never saw it coming.... Anikin turning into Darth Vader!

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no I was surprised also.
really thought he would kill the emperor together with mace.