Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

Pros: A satisfying wrap-up to the most successful adventure series in film history.
Cons: Uninspired acting by a couple of key players, and Lucas's typically excruciating dialogue.

So 28 years after it began, the story of the shenanigans in that galaxy far, far away finally comes to an end. And this time, George Lucas finally gets it right. No, it's not quite as good as the original "Star Wars", but "Revenge of the Sith" can hold ...

Pros: The sense of fun and some of the laughter of the original movies is back
Cons: Plot inconsistencies, some execrable dialogue, mild sexism, more violent than the other movies

Review-proof. Utterly review-proof. Is there anything that needs to be written about Star Wars? Especially this one, the culmination of two trilogies and thirty years of merchandising? When Sir Alec Guinness signed on to the original film, ...

Pros: Digital Effects, Action Sequences, Story/Plot.
Cons: Acting, Cheesy Lines, Portman.

I was somewhat skeptical about going to see Episode III: Revenge of the Sith after the horrible upset that I encountered with Episode II. Despite this, I received a free pass from my mothers boyfriend who works at Pepsi, the company that happens to be ...

Pros: great visuals, dark plot and imagery, superb acting by SOME players, fight scenes are wonderful
Cons: Natalie Portman

Very few films have been able to deliver to the hype preceeding it's release. Lucas missed the target in Star Wars: Episode I and II sadly, for they are both seen as disappointments by most fans. Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, however, delivered to ...

Pros: Stellar effects, great plot, GOOD ACTING FINALLY, great direction
Cons: Loves scenes are sappy

Star Wars is undoubtedly one of the biggest franchises in moviedom. And with good reason. The original trilogy had it’s fair share of problems. But there was a magic, a spark to them, that few movies can compete with. No one had ever seen anything ...

Pros: Special Effects and Battle Scenes
Cons: Lame Love Story, poor acting and scripts

Forward: This is at this time a review in progress. I have not posted any movie review for a long time, and this movie has given me a very good reason to post one for what I think is wrong with movie making in recent years and the loss art of story ...

Pros: Visually amazing round off of the Star Wars Saga
Cons: Minor: Padme's is death a little confusing as detailed

A long time ago, well about thirty years ago actually, before I was born, a film came out which would change everything. Not only was it Star Wars but also Episode Four of a bigger series. Now fans finally have the opportunity to find out what came ...

Pros: good special FX, links the new and old trilogy
Cons: bad dialogue, seems to lag in the middle.

So I finally was able to go up to the big city to see Star Wars Episode 3 revenge of the Sith. I was going to mock the movie by moving the H in Sith after the S but the movie didn’t turn out to be that bad. While it’s better then the first two it ...

Pros: As a stand alone film, I wish it was the entire prequelogy.
Cons: Massive letdowns in previous films lend a hesitancy to like the main characters.

The obvious question comes up whenever a highly touted film arrives, why bother writing a review on this? People are going to head out and see this no matter what everyone says. Gone are my boyhood fantasies about the glory of the Star Wars ...

Pros: Costumes, Weapon, Scene, Adventure, Battle, Character, Location
Cons: Visuals, Dialogue, Samurai-Fu, Jedi Power

The “Star Wars Episode III, Revenge of the Sith,” (Fox, 2005, 140 minutes) opens May 19, 2005. It’s huge; it’s scary! The little innocent sentence throughout rebellion force is in opposition to the storm trooper. The intergalactic ...

Pros: Very operatic and fittingly tragic
Cons: Don't bring the younglings - it's too intense for them

So I was right. Around this time last year, I was being given a ride home with my new friend and co-worker Amanda, and our conversation drifted to the Star Wars prequels. She mentioned that Episode III was coming out next year, and I thought to ...

Pros: Finally, a Song of Experience for the original trilogy's Song of Innocence.
Cons: The dialogue is fetid, rank, noxious.

In “Star Wars, Episode 4: A New Hope,” when Luke Skywalker, frustrated and chafing in the stasis of farm living, climbed that sand dune and gazed with infinite longing at the twin suns of Tatooine, I sensed a great doom had just occurred and all of ...

Pros: Great sci-fi battles, amazing lightsaber duels, dazzling special effects
Cons: Poor acting, poor characterization, Hayden Christensen

I am one of many teenage kids who grew up being introduced to the original Star Wars trilogy by my parents. They had cheesy effects, decent acting, and amazing amounts of scientific inaccuracies... and I loved every minute. I felt privileged to be ...

Pros: Brilliant actions, Brilliant Locales, Answers to all star wars questions
Cons: Anakin's abject surrender to Emperor

Introduction Revenge of the Sith is the culmination of the Star Wars series. Strange as it might sound that the third part is the last of the six part series, but that's how George Lucas has shaped the whole series with the release first of the ...

Pros: Impressive Special Effects, Decent Acting, Good Story, Excellent Pace, Some Characters
Cons: Dumbed Down for PG-13, Elements of Continuity, Padme

Many people will say that "Star Wars Episode I" was the most anticipated movie of all time, but I disagree. Many people eagerly looked forward to Episode I, but as far as that goes, I believe "Star Wars Episode III" was truly the most anticipated. ...