Featuring Darth Vader's most embarrassing moment ever!

Rating: 6/10 (7 June 2010)

This film concludes the new Star Wars set of films, thankfully. The first two were weak, however this one has enough to it to be considered okay in my book. Still not perfect, but there are cooler things going on in this one than happened in the previous movies. Still, the guy doing Anakin is still painful to watch and Ewan still looks like he has really no interest in being in these films, but you get a few nice fights here and there and it ends so no more Star Wars films till they remake the original movies after George Lucas dies (come on, you know it is going to happen). The plot has them rescuing the guy that would become the evil emperor in the original set of films. They face down Christopher Lee's character again and for some reason Anakin has no trouble with him this time even though Lee wiped the floor with him in the last film. This also makes the last fight between Obi Wan and Anakin make little sense as Lee is still stronger than Obi Wan. Well it is not to long before the robot warriors are defeated and the emperor makes his move by dispatching Samuel L. Jackson who likes to star in as many movies a year as possible. I like him in most films, but he just did not fit into the Star Wars universe very well. What makes this one good though is the cool ending with fights between Yoda and the emperor and Obi and Anakin. With these cool fights though come awful scenes such as Darth going "Nooooo" like a pansy, Amidale naming the kids, and their crudely made up plan to wipe C-3PO's memory. Seriously, he should have just been left out of this series all together. It was not like he was all entertaining in the first films, in fact he was a bit annoying then too. Another plus though is Jar Jar is limited to a non-speaking role as the sad people of Naboo mourn their loss and everyone in the known universe forgets about their planet in the next films.