George Lucas finally did it... right.

Rating: 9/10 (1 June 2005)

*Spoiler Free!!* George Lucas has finished the greatest movie series in the history of cinema. Revenge of the Sith fills in all the holes, answers the unknowns, and should leave any avid Star Wars fan feeling complete.
The movie is well crafted and leaves behind some of the childish elements that hindered the first prequels. Gone is Jar Jar and most of the wincible acting, to prepare for the most dramatic film of the Star Wars saga.
The opening sequences remind us of the Star Wars we have known, the epic battles, some sarcastic Jedi, and the fun we all knew as kids. But this quickly vanishes as the movie turns a shade darker. George Lucas did a great job of throwing us off, keeping us Star Wars freaks guessing as to what would happen next. I thought i knew how the whole movie would turn out before i saw it, but i was way off. Lucas' version was twice as good as mine. At times you kind of have to imagine the pain and conflict inside anakin, because his acting is plain horrible, but Lucas executes in spectacular fashion.
The chilling final minutes are far from fun. A million feelings go through you at once as Anakin and Obi-Wan duke it out on Mustafar, and the drama is fueled by John Williams' soundtrack, what we have already heard comes back with chilling effect.
The movie leaves you feeling depressed and sad, but at the same time hopeful about what happened in the years after Revenge of the Sith and before Episode 4. Your mind constantly reruns what you have seen in the movie to the original Star Wars, tracing the steps back in forth in your mind. I wasn't necessarily sad because that the series was over, its time was come and i was happy it went out with a bang. You wonder how Anakin could turn so wrong, and how everything was in its place like never before.
The movie itself had its disappointments, such as nerdy, talking battle droids like you've never seen, and sappy acting, but the feeling you get at the end is nothing short of spectacular. Its hard to describe. Pity and remorse coupled with completeness and shock. You never thought it would turn out how it did. You knew Anakin would turn from human to machine, but you never knew HOW. You knew the twins would get to Aldaraan and Tatooine, and their mother would die, but you never knew HOW. You knew the Jedi would all be eliminated and the Empire would flourish, but you didn't know HOW. And when you see how all of these things come about on the big screen, it leaves you at a loss for words--pained at what you saw, even though you knew it would happen sometime. Shocked at the harsh brutality of Anakin and the Emperor--and--constantly making your mind run to the end of the series, when good triumphs over evil---the end of the greatest movie series in history-------STAR WARS---------