| Episode III Review - JNR Ocih Weogi
As i have seen Revenge of the Sith 9 times i know most of
the movie. The first time i saw it in theaters at
midnight i was blown away by sheer excellence. The 9
dollars i had to spend was well worth it.
In the beginning you see a battle raging over Coruscant.
This was great as it focuses more on space battles unlike
the former episodes. It showed the power of the
Seperatists, that i think people could not portray from
Episode 2. It also shows the power of the Republic that
people might have not guessed. Episode 3 also featured some
new characters and droids and even ships in that space
fight. We got our first glimpse at the Trade Federation's
new fighter the Vulture Droid. We also saw another new
droid called a Buzz Droid. I liked the concept behind the
Buzz Droids as they could take ships apart so less
Seperatist starfighters would have to go into the battle.
The ARC-170 fighter appeared once Obi-Wan Kenobi asked
flight leader Oddball for some help with the starfighters.
This was no doubt the ancestor of the X-wing that the Rebel
Alliance used. Episode 3 also introduced us to a new
character. The evil and notorious General Grievous, who was
the leader of the Seperatist forces.
The music on the movie was great. It added the little touch
that made the movie what is is. John Williams
certainly did a fantastic job once again with his score.
The movie supplied both humor and remorse. There were funny
scenes where the audience was able to enjoy the movie.
There were action scenes where the audience would be on the
edges of their seats watching intently. Then though there
were sad scenes where the audience might have felt some
mixed emotions. For example one of the scenes i found the
most sad was when Jedi Masters Ki Adi Mundi, Aayla Secura,
Plo Koon, and Stass Allie died when, newly self-proclaimed
Emperor Palpatine told all Clone Commanders all around the
Galaxy to execute Order 66. One other scene that i found
mixed emotions was before, during, and after the duel
between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. Here are two
of the greatest friends the Galaxy can make and now they
are bitter enemies. Also feeling a sense that all the Jedi
Order has worked and hoped for about the prophecy was
wrong was quite sad. The action scenes were great and the
CGI was amazing. The saber fights once again were great.
One of my favorites was indeed Anakins duel with Obi-Wan. I
loved the story that was told from Palpatine to Anakin
about "Darth Plagueis the Wise". The movie was also great
for fans because it filled in all the blanks. People had
seen Episodes 4-6 and then 1 and 2 but no one ever saw how
Anakin really turned into Vader etc.. As it filled in
things that people wanted to know for decades it gave more
mixed emotion as the movie was over since this was it. That
was how it all happenned etc.
For Revenge of the Sith is easily give this 10/10 with 2 \
thumbs up. George Lucas and everyone else who worked on
this movie gave it 200 percent.
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