Ends In A Bang! (Spoilers, are they!)

Rating: 10/10 (1 June 2005)

"Revenge of The Sith" is a welcome reward for the countless fans that had to sit through the garbage that was "The Phantom Menance" and "Attack Of The Clones." From the moment the music explodes on the screen, the moviegoer is immediately drawn into the story by a single word: "war!" A HUGE battle is going on among the stars and we see Obi Wan (Ewan McGregor)and Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen)are on a mission to save Senator Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid)from General Grievous. Once that's done, Anakin is reunited with Padme(Natalie Portman), his secret wife, who announces her pregnancy.
Then, things start to get dark.
Anakin has dreams of Padme dying in childbirth. He is ordered by the Jedi Council to to watch the Senator, who they suspect is shady. Feeling ignored by the Jedi Council, and fearing for the safety of Padme, he is ripe for manipulation. With promises of power over life and death, and convinced on the evils of the Jedi Council, Anakin takes the steps toward the dark side.
Anakin Skywalker's transformation into Darth Vader begins.
This film is action packed, from start to finish. It is a very visual film. Your eyes suck in everything from start to finish.
Best scenes: 1) The opening battle. So many ships and explosions as Obi Wan And Anakin race to save the Senator. Once they are on the ship, they have to deal with droids, Grievous, Count Dooku (Christopher Lee, whose role resembled a cameo), and crashing ships.
2) Obi Wan and Grievous fighting. Obi's 1 light saber to Grievous's 4! 3) Senator Palpatine and Mace Windu's Battle: 2 things of importance happens here: you understand why the Emperor looks the way he does, and you see the defining moment when Anakin becomes Darth Vader. Anakin's actions leads him to the point of no return.
4) Plan 66: The moment that this is taken into effect, the film really turns dark. The Jedis are slaughtered (With the exception of Yoda and Obi Wan, of course). Watching Anakin/Vader marching into the temple, knowing what he is about to do sent shivers down my spine.
5) The battles: You alternate between Palpatine/Yoda and Obi Wan/Anankin. With John Williams's wonderful "Duel Of The Fates" playing in the background, you know that fate is about to take place: The destruction of the Republic and Anakin, and the birth of The Emperor and Darth Vader.
Finally, the defining moment: The birth of Leia and Luke, and the first breaths and voice of Darth Vader (Welcome back, James Earl Jones, we missed you!). You finally understand why Darth Vader is how he is. Like Faust, Anakin sold his soul to the devil (Palpatine)for love. And the price was incredibly high.
Thanks to George Lucas for finally giving us the film that we wanted.