The best one since Empire Strikes Back.....

Rating: 10/10 (22 May 2005)

NOTE:Although I've mentioned that this comment includes spoilers, I'll inform you before telling one. So you can read this without worry. Besides there's no plot twist or major shocking thing that happens in the movie, so no worries.
After the first two mediocre prequels, Revenge Of the Sith makes up for both of them. George Lucas has brought back the few main essential things that made the original Star Wars trilogy from the 70s and 80s great but many of the little details that made them so fascinating aren't there. Yet Revenge Of The Sith is such an amazing experience that one shouldn't over-compare and it deserves to be judged entirely on its own basis(unfortunately being a Star Wars fan, I'm not going to judge it entirely on its own its own basis).
Cons- One only regards the locations in the movie like the Senate meeting area and the volcanic planet merely as a place unlike the immediately engaging areas like the saloon in Tatooine or the swamp in Dagobah from the original trilogy. And the light-sabers are no longer fascinating. This movie has long and complex duels but are nothing more than casual entertainment. The duels in the original trilogy amazed me with the sound they make when they turn on and move and what it was like when they collided,.etc. The original duels weren't long and complex.
Pros- When people say that this movie doesn't have good dialogue, they're right. But I don't understand how that's much of a problem. The great thing about this movie is how it uses the story to tell everything. The dialogue never interferes with the movie. The story like that of the original trilogy, always moves forward with great intensity with one amazing/interesting thing happening after another. In this movie there's always a situation to keep one interested.*SPOILER* The movie begins with a rescue mission, and there's always some serious obstacle preventing it from succeeding. Later Anakin Skywalker's secret wife is revealed to be pregnant, he has visions of her death, he is asked by the Chancellor to spy on the Jedi Council, and he is asked by the Jedi Council to spy on the Chancellor*SPOILER*. This part of the movie deals with a person in personal and professional agony and that's what is central to making it so interesting. Slowly this movie turns toward tragedy as every problem ends up for the worse, and Lucas does something he hasn't done before. He makes his movie emotional. But in the end, the least bit of good that could happen happens and the movie ends beautifully.
This movie's pros far outweigh its cons, and to be honest, I wouldn't have had it any other way.