George Lucas ends his prequel trilogy and says farewell to his Star Wars saga with emotion in his heart, and a lightsaber in his hand.

Rating: 10/10 (1 November 2005)

George Lucas is a storyteller, and he has done what few storytellers have accomplished. He has created his own world and mythology and has told an epic tale in his own universe. A few Examples of this are J.R.R. Tolkien with his Lord of the Rings Trilogy, and J.K Rowling with her Harry Potter Saga. In Lucas's last prequel and Star Wars film, "Revenge of the Sith" he shows us what has been in his mind for over thirty years, and does it with emotion and brilliant visuals. Lucas has completed and brought us a true space opera, and it's name is Star Wars. When the first Star Wars film (which was actually the fourth chapter of the saga) came out, it showed the audience something they have never seen before. It blew peoples minds away, and gave a boat load of possibilities to the art of film. It was like your average 1950s serial pumped on steroids.
Nearly thirty years later, with George Lucas now being hailed as the king of visual effects in film, and wooden dialog, has finally finished his prequel trilogy, which tells the tale of how a good person, Anakin Skywalker, turns into a demented spirit with an iron lung, Darth Vader. Alhough having his first two prequels being panned by some Critics and audiences, Lucas brings us "Revenge of the Sith" which is like putting a joule on a crown. Sith brings us a type of emotion and power that no other Star Wars film has given us. Not only does it bring back the fun and adventure of A New Hope, but it also brings the darkness and power of The Empire Strikes Back.
The film starts with a spectacular battle in space. Anakin Skywalker, now a clone war hero, along with his Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi, must rescue Senator Palpatine, who is being held hostage in the glooms of General Grevious's spaceship. Or is he?
Throughout the film, Palpatine pulls Anakin into the dark side, knowing that the young Padwan is too powerful for his own good, and shall be extraordinary in the dark side. Palpatine shows the power of the dark side as a way to heal and have power beyond satisfaction.
The saga is epic, and sometimes very biblical to how Anakin is the chosen one, and how he is the answer to the prophecy by bringing balance to the force. Star Wars is all these things, and Revenge of the Sith demonstrates very well.
In the end, George Lucas ends the prequel trilogy and says farewell to the Satr Wars Saga with emotion in his heart, and a lightsaber in his hand.