I would have prefere this early concept art of him:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-n0FN_acQobE/UvT0g83a5VI/AAAAAAAAj-k/0TK7_kRtI3g/s1600/untitled3.bmp
He was too skinny, and looked to clownish to even taken seriously.
That actually looks BETTER than the bumbling coughing droid we got in III actual.
shareI like that look, half the problem with Grevious is that he just shows up out of nowhere like we are supposed to know who he is. When does appear he's a coughing mustache twirling cartoon villain who could have been cut out of the movie and not affected the plot.
shareGrievous made his debut in the cartoon, I can't deny he was cooler in that.
shareHe was in attack of the clones and gave duku Death Star plans. No idea why he kept coughing though
shareGrievous was not in attack of the clones, the plans were given to one of the flying insect looking leader of Geonosis.
shareI think mace got him in the cartoon
shareMace got him in the clone wars cartoon that's why he kept coughing
shareYeah, that picture makes him look much more sleeker than the movie. I would still let him keep the raptor-like legs and feet, though. I had high hopes for Gen. Grievous as a villain in this movie after seeing him in the Clone Wars mini-series and he turned out to be such a disappointment.
The coughing was annoying and his fighting was lame compared to the series. The closes we will get to him fighting good for Revenge of Sith was in the game. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p1-S4KE8mm0
I also wished Gary Oldman was Grievous' voice actor.
Disagree. I love General Grievous and how he looks in Episode 3. I remember first seeing this movie and absolutely loving General Grievous.
shareAfter seeing The Clone Wars, I was expecting a total badass, he was wasted in the film though.