Revenge of the Sith is George Lucas' revenge for all Star wars prequel haters

Rating: 10/10 (18 July 2006)

In Star Wars I, we have cheesy characters, some wooden acting, decent action, controlling special effects, and a sloppily-told story. In Star Wars II, we have wooden acting, a clumsy and horrible love story with less action than the original and special effects that dominate the film.
At this point, many Star Wars fans wondered "George Lucas what have you done to our beloved Star Wars?" Many wondered just how horrible the third film would turn out.
Well, all those prequel haters can finally stop their weeping, for Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of The Sith is such a great film, you have to love it.
Starting out with the dooming, menacing music to introduce a fun battle, you know something's different with this one. At first, it's hard to grasp, but you can just tell. After General Grievous' crash lands onto Coruscant, things finally pick up. Padme announces she's pregnant, and Anakin Skywalker has a vision of her dying in childbirth. From this point on, you know the movie will be so much better than the originals, and it is.
For the first hour of the film, Anakin is moved into the Jedi Council and Palpatine begins to weave a tangled web inside of Anakin's already confused heart and soul. The Clone Wars continue, and they are heading to a dark corner... there is a secret plot to destroy the Jedi.
From the moment Palpatine announces he is Sidious, the Sith Lord who is in charge of these Clone Wars, things really begin to pick up. Mace Windu has a brutal duel with Palatine, ending with Anakin's entrance. Palpatine's face is zapped, showing the brutal, dark side of this film. As Mace windu comes for the final blow, Anakin cuts off Mace's hand. Palpatine takes advantage and blasts Sith lightning at Mace, killing him once and for all.
Finally, finally, Anakin turns to the dark side and becomes our greatest villain DARTH VADER. The movie begins to speed up, as anakin heads to the Jedi Temple to destroy all inside with a squad of hundreds of Clone troopers and Sidious orders the Jedi to execute Order 66. The Jedi are no more... except for Obi-Wan and Yoda. Anakin kills younglings inside the temple, providing the depressing side of Darth Vader. When Obi-Wan finds out and asks Padme where he is, she heads to Mustafar and Obi-Wan sneaks on.
Padme now knows for sure Anakin is on the dark side when she meets with him. And Obi-Wan comes, and this is where the movie becomes a classic for all ages. Obi-Wan and Anakin spring into action, parrying each other's light sabers as they make their way through Mustafar. At the same time, a really not-so-happy Yoda fights Sidious ready to take justice to its max. The battle ends with Yoda's first failed attempt for anything.
Now time is dedicated entirely to Anakin and Obi-Wan as they ride towards a lava fall on a broken piece of the Mustafarian base. Each swing of the light saber is filled with the damage Obi-Wan and Anakin have done to each other. They escape the lava fall by riding on a cargo platform, where the two use whatever energy is left in them to defeat each other. And as they their light sabers meet and hold, pushing the fight to the death, Obi-Wan spies a sand bank and quickly hops away. Anakin yells at him for being a coward, and takes a leap of faith towards Obi-Wan attempting to destroy his former mentor and master once and for all.
But the tables turn, as Obi-Wan cuts through his legs and his one real arm. Anakin screams in anguish and pain as he slides down the sand bank, getting dangerously close to the lava. Obi-Wan finally erupts, yelling to Anakin "You were the chosen one! It said you would destroy the Sith, not join it! Bring balance to the Force, not leave it in darkness! You were my brother, Anakin... I loved you!" And Anakin yells out as he tries to squirm upward "I hate you!" Finally, the lava heat catches up to him as he catches on fire, and is brutally burned to a inhuman shell of his skeletal body. The movie closes as the fugitive Jedi travel to their new homes.
This movie is so touching and so sad. Things have gotten better for the worse. The emotion it evokes is impossible to describe... you could have yourself a cry.
This is the movie of 2005, George Lucas' redemption and, well, my favorite movie! Go ahead and enjoy the Revenge of the Sith! You'll love it!