Saving the Best for last

Rating: 10/10 (19 May 2005)

This is the one where all "Star Wars" fans have been waiting for. It has been six years since the first prequel came out, where many people were so hyped up about it that they were left disappointed because the hero was cute and Jar-Jar was an annoying S.O.B.; part 2 came out in 2002, though I didn't watch the film for personal reasons, people were somewhat lukewarm about the story and dialog as the action sequences were the reason to see the films; now in the grand finale, George Lucas has put audiences back where not only does he blend in special effects, but there is no holding back when it comes to the fight scenes in which every main character is involve.
The film starts off with the first word beginning the prologue: "War!" in which that's what we see in the beginning of the film. A battle in space is lead by Jedi's Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi as they try to rescue supreme chancellor Palpatine, who is being held captive by alien/creature General Grievous on a ship, in which Count Dooku makes a return for his final battle with Anakin and Obi-Wan, as Palpatine requests that Anakin chops off Dooku's head, while Obi-Wan is unconscious; yet, he does chop off the sith's head off where as all three of them leave escaping the exploding ship.
Anakin's rage starts to grow when he continues to have bad thoughts, but there not about his mother, but about Padme's pregnancy for which he thinks his dreams might turn real. It turns out worse when Palpatine tells Anakin about the secrets of the dark path for which he coaxes Anakin about helping his wife to betray every member of the Jedi council. This leaves him to kill members of both the good and the evil, in which some of them are Younglings (young Jedi kids).
Yes, some people might complain about the dialog, but the action sequences remain the true force of the Star Wars saga as from one scene after another, we see Jedi's in battle, wookies (Yes, I've said it) blowing up stuff as they help the Jedi's in fight; Mace Windu (Samuel L. Jackson) and other Jedi knights battle Palpatine (who reveals himself as Darth Sidious) in which every Jedi knight dies, all of the clones from the sequel movie who helped them are turned against the Jedi knights for which not only do they shoot them, but are working for the future Darth Vader. The last battle between Obi-Wan and Anakin is something for fans to remember.
There are no secrets kept in this review, as you pretty much know what happens next that Amidala dies giving birth to Luke and Leia as Bail Organa (Jimmy Smits) adopts Leia, while Yoda tells Obi-Wan that not only will both former Jedi knights be separated, but Luke will have to be left in Tatooine where Obi-Wan will finish his training with Qui-Gon's spirit while protecting Luke, not to mention the beginning of the construction of The Death Star for "A New Hope" "Revenge of the Sith" is a grand promise to a great franchise for which everything was saved the best for last did come true. Though the film is much darker than any film of the series, including "Empire Strikes Back and Attack of the Clones," there is no doubt that fans will want to miss this one, because this is the ride that we all have been waiting for.