A movie with heart and terror!

Rating: 9/10 (27 October 2005)

Star Wars and it's legacy have left a landmark in the film-making industry. When the original trilogy hit theaters, George Lucas knew right away, he hit the biggest creation of his directing career. From "Star Wars: A New Hope" to "Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi," Lucas knew he couldn't possibly make Star Wars any better than it was but when "Star Wars: The Phathom Manace" came out, he hit a roadblock. From the extreme dislike of the fans and the company's money, Lucas knew he wasn't giving it his all. He proved once again that he isn't quite up to par as he once was when "Star Wars: The Attack of the Clones," came out. But he proved us all wrong, once "Star Wars: The Revenge of the Sith" entered theaters. He not only proved wrong, but he proved to us, that his career is not over and his movies can be as heartfelt and dramatic as they once were because no story or movie can compare to this masterpiece.
Revenge of the Sith has not only a dark storyline but an overall sense of dread and sadness to it because this when Anakin turns towards the dark side of the force but even though it sounds evil and crude, his turn was an influence of obsession and lust for greed in power that the Counsil wasn't going to let him have. But with the support of the music, acting, and directing have led his journey to the dark side a fantastic and mesmerizing one.
The battle of Mustafar was not only an epic one but the fact that it was a fight between friends makes it even harder to watch it. Because seeing loyal and trusting friends try to kill each other, makes Star Wars not only exciting and thrilling but also emotional.
I highly recommend this movie, not only to people who love action but people who love dramatic movies in general.
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