Darkest of the Star Wars movies.

Rating: 8/10 (10 February 2014)

This is the darkest of the Star Movies, where we get to see how Darth Vader came to be. Three years after the events of "Episode II: Send in the Clones," Anakin Skywalker crosses over to the dark side after he falls into the deceit of the Sith Lord, making him an enemy of the Jedi.
Episode III: Revenge of the Sith is filmed with much more excitement, fun and suspense than Send in the Clones, which was a tear-jerker fest of boredom. This film really captures the horror and consequences of carnage, chaos, mystery and doom after the once-prosperous Republic becomes the Galatic Empire after it falls to the darkness and evil power of the Sith and Anakin Skywalker. The special effects were done very well - pure sci-fi action and breath-taking lightsaber fights, especially the duel between Yoda and the Emperor. Their duel inside the empty Senate building as the senators' seats get torn and tossed about give the impression of an end of the Republic's reign; an end of an era.
The film's score by John Williams and wonderful direction by George Lucus permeated the success of the movie's captivating story and fast-paced plot. Overall, the darkest of the Star Wars movies and one of the most exciting.
Grade B+