Samuel L. Jackson specifically requested a purple blade so he could easily find himself during the large arena battle scene. According to the actor, the hilt of his prop was even engraved with the initials "BMF" as a nod to his role in Pulp Fiction .

Despite its 720p or 4K digital re-releases, the movie was originally shot at 8-bit 1080p resolution. At the time, this was cutting-edge technology, though it limited the amount of detail compared to modern high-resolution digital cinema.

In a nod to a famous mistake from the original 1977 movie, Jango Fett intentionally bangs his head on his ship's door as a reference to the stormtrooper who hit his head in A New Hope . Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones - Wookieepedia

An especially interesting feature of this film is that it was the rather than traditional film. This choice profoundly influenced the final look and technical "specs" of the movie: Key Technical & Production Facts

While Yoda appeared as a puppet in previous films, Attack of the Clones featured the first digital version of the character . This allowed him to participate in his first-ever lightsaber duel with Count Dooku.