A piece of Sith

Rating: 1/10 (6 June 2005)

Strategically mix up the letters in the word Sith and you'll have an apt one-word description of this movie and the other prequels.
I'm basically going to try hard to forget I ever watched any of these movies. Putting aside the problems with dialogue, acting, story, pacing as well as the utter lack of any interesting characters, anywhere, these movies look nothing like the original three They might as well have occurred in another universe entirely; for all intents and purposes, they did. That would have been the real challenge, I think: to duplicate the look and feel of those films, not creating these soulless, digital monstrosities. I'm going to have watch the 3 original, un-meddled with movies to try and wash the memory of these other so-called Star Wars movies from my consciousness.
Did these movies really need to be made? I answer no, but perhaps only because the end result is so terrible. A better job certainly could have been done; I think anything the fans imagined is probably superior to this cinematic poo. But, of course, these are George's toys; nobody else is allowed to play with them. The best anyone can do is forget these prequels ever existed. Thank "the Force" it's finally over. If there's any justice, there will be a restraining order to keep Lucas 500 ft. away from a camera.