Star Wars Revenge of the Sith: An Amazing End to the Prequel Trilogy?
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2023
- To put it mildly, the Star Wars prequel trilogy was divisive. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith was hyped up as the entry into the saga that would finally redeem the trilogy, as it would depict Anakin Skywalker’s seduction to the dark side and eventual transformation into Darth Vader. It was the first Star Wars movie to be given a PG-13 rating, as George Lucas and his crew promised that this was a much darker, more adult Star Wars tale than the rest of the prequel trilogy. Lucas was certainly right, with Revenge of the Sith ending the series on a dark, foreboding note, and to many, it remains a highlight of the prequel trilogy. Does that mean it ranks up there with the original films? That’s something we dig into in this episode of Revisited, written by Eric Walkuski, edited by Juan Jimenez and narrated by Shawn Knippelberg.
Where do you think Revenge of the Sith belongs in the Star Wars pantheon? Let us know in the comments!
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Don't let weirdos try and rewrite history. There was a standing ovation for All the prequel films. They were not widely hated at all.
Yup, I remember how ecstatic the fans were about Revenge. Sure, we laughed about silly stuff like Vader's "Noooo!" After watching the film in the theater, I spent mid May to the beginning of June 2005 on IMBD forums, just having a blast talking with tons of people who loved it.
@@minakat369 yeah and people were dressing up as star wars characters for every single prequel movie as well. In Episode II many people were dressed up as episode 1 characters.
People took a loud vocal minority and critics word to heart.
@@TallicaMan1986 100% agree. Prequel detractors are idiots and they spread fake news. These are the people who watch CNN all day
Exactly. The only ppl who hated the prequels were man babies on the internet. Clearly this guy is one of them.
When I was getting into Star Wars for the first time back in 2015… EVERYBODY was saying to skip the Prequels.
Here’s my not-so-secret secret: I hate them too.
In a way, you can tell Revenge was the movie George wanted to make.
So much so that he hasn't done anything ever since
Actually, no. What he wanted were the boring two movies before that. RoTS was he trying not to f$&k up again.
He wanted to make all 3. He said himself that when you make a movie you have to be in love with it for several years before its release so he was passionate about each one of the prequels.
And that’s the best he could do? Lol. Ok George. Maybe call Marcia maybe she could have bailed George out and saved these movies in editing too. Like she did the original.
I do remember hearing once that the picture in his mind of Anakin burning on a lava bank was one the first he had, and I do get the feeling he was building up to and planning it to be his last movie. He definitely nailed it.
John Williams received an Oscar nomination for every Disney's Star Wars movie he composed, despite being practically the same soundtracks from the original trilogy
But when he brought completely new soundtracks to the prequels, the Academy simply ignored him
Interesting
Duel of the fates is a true masterpiece
@@mangodango1733Also Battle of the Heroes and Across the Stars.
there is plenty of variation from the original series soundtrack.
I'm from the old guard being around for the originals. But I love revenge of the sith. There's a lot to like. Just much different than what come before it.
Man I try to put myself in older people's shoes because I feel like having episode 3 come out after episodes 1 and 2 must have been crazy and unexpected
@@mangodango1733 yeah 3 coming after 2 was craaaaaaaaazy and unexpected.
Revenge of the Sith is a great movie. One of my favourite movies.
Whatever George writes is perfect Star Wars to me.
Correct
You mean whatever his wife saves in editing ? George gets way too much credit for the series success.
@@neomanrex you are a clown🤡. That narrative has been dispelled and is fake news. I’m guessing you are the type who loves fake news and being told what to think is right or wrong
Hayden Christensen is a fine enough actor, given a decent script. 'Life as a House' and 'Shattered Glass' are just two films he did around the same time as 'Revenge...', and he was excellent in both. Your critique seems to be focused more on the writing, directing, and with what the characters were allowed, than with the actor. Frankly, the original three Star Wars movies are still better than anything that's come after. Just my opinion.
Best we could hoped for as an ending.
Palpatine is PERFECT in this movie, one of the best villains in cinematic history
I don’t know about perfect. Palpating is the only character who realizes he’s in schlock and Hams it up. Which is far more fun than the rest of the boring acting and dialogue.
As much as people dislike the prequels, they did several things right and better than the Disney films: story plan and coherency, John Williams’ score like Duel Of The Fates and Across The Stars, amazing world building with all the different planet designs from Naboo, Coruscant, Kamino, Mustafar, and others, new spaceships and alien cultures in each film, better action scenes from the lightsaber duels, space battles, and chase scenes, and great moments like the pod race and opera scene explaining Darth Plagueis
They did literally everything better than the Disney sequel trilogy.
@@JohnV170 not everything
Duel of the fates is great, but doesn't save the trash heap that is "Sith".
@@hipflipped what?
@hipflipped Duel of the Fates was Phantom Menace. Battle of Heroes was Revenge of the Sith. Neither are trash.
I still remember watching the opening of this movie in theaters. I don't think it's something I'll ever forget in all honesty
I love Anakin, Hayden Christensen is gorgeous in this movie. Also his cadence when speaking is very similar to the way Darth Vader speaks in the original trilogy.
He sounds so much like James Earl Jones I thought I was looking at Mufasa at times.
“I’ve always wanted power. Now I have an unlimited supply.” - Doctor Doom.
This movie would had been better if the deleted scenes were left in it. There are some AMAZING scenes there.
Aside from that, Revenge of the Sith gets better if you watch all of Clone Wars prior to it.
I discovered the original trilogy on VHS when i was 7 years old and wore the tapes out in the box set. then grew up with and loved the prequels. In my opinion the prequels hold up incredibly well in the same way the originals held up when i was a child.
The Disney sequel trilogy just never did it for me, i've tried a few times and it just has an off feeling. sort of like the orville came on instead of star trek sort of thing. I mean its like an episode of rick and morty interdimensional tv. it kind of is star wars, but its also just clearly not star wars. or like they had AI generate it and its pretty good but just feels off
Disney never did any Starwars trilogy.
Brooo, I was put on with that very same box set, I think it was a black box with silver or gold text on the spines
everyone complains about the dialogue but almost every line is fun to quote..... I hate sand.
So this is how liberty dies....with a thunderous applause.
Hayden Christiansen And Ewen ARE Just Awesomeness!! 👊✊😊👌👍😆👋✌👋🍁
Yoda always looks cool bouncing around doing flips while fighting with a light saber
George Lucas was asked on 60 Minutes about Revenge Of The Sith’s upcoming reviews and he said “Hey, it can’t get any worse”, and was later asked about episode 7 which he said “There is no episode 7”. Interesting to see how things change
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“You underestimate my ppp ppawaa….”
Doctor Doom said a similar sentence.
A lot of people have forgotten or wasn't even born yet so they don't even know just how much hatred the prequels used to get. Just as much as episodes 7, 8, and 9 get now.
1 and 2 still get hate, especially 2. 3 has always been viewed in a somewhat positive light
Cos their shite
I still hate the prequels, all three. They're only marginally better than the sequels, which means they're just a slightly less stanky turd.
@@alexlestat 1 is far worse than 2
Excellent video!
My favourite Star Wars ever.
I loved this movie! I was at the midnight screening for this movie... That shit was amazing! The battle at mustafar... oh man. Epic! It was so good, I bought the soundtrack. Great job by John Williams.
The SAGA is 1-6. Everything else is cashgrab. The story of 1-6 is the vision of a single storyteller. Without the approval of the original creator or at least staying true to his vision is a betrayal. Imagine doing a sequel to Return of the King where the ring never fully melted and somehow Sauron returned? 🥴
That reminds me of the MTV skit where Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn wanted Peter Jackson to make a fourth LOTR movie.
We rewatched all these films recently. Honestly, of the three, modern-day me enjoyed Episode 2 the most. I found that surprising.
I don't care what anyone says, I just love ROTS
Most people are morons. Ignore those people
As much crap as George Lucas got for the prequels, you have to give him credit for doing something different and not repeating himself in terms of story
Yes, like never going back to supposedly boring backwater Tatooine after ANH, or never having the same lines said over and over again, or never having another Death Star or asteroid chase. Nope, the guy's never repeated himself once. What an imaginative guy! 🙄
Plus I say to people all of the time... this was his universe... he got so fed up with the whining that he sold it to Disney and they totally messed it up. I totally ignore the sequels... give me the old imperfect but far better Legends Universe anyday.
@@Smenkhaare I wonder what they did right in the EU that everyone else got wrong, even Lucas?
I think they treated Star Wars as a series of events beyond the Skywalkers. As if they really studied history and got from behind the "Great Man or Men" beliefs that a lot of Americans embrace. It made for a much more dynamic universe. It was a galaxy made up of millions of sentient based planets. They are at least thousands of stories. Lucas threw out much of the EU because he did not consider it "canon". The only thing I disliked about the EU were the Yuzhan Vong who were all powerful one book and were almost at the level of the Three Stooges in another book. I would hazard a guess that any number of EU stories would be far better than the sequels we got. Just go with Luke, Leia and Han as they developed in the EU would have been great. Develop a new generation of heroes naturally instead of trying to do an artificial hero arc with REYYYYYY as Finn would put it. LOL @@white-dragon4424
Revenge of the Sith is the second best Star Wars movie in the whole saga. The best being Empire Strikes Back.
One of the best Star Wars movies ever made!👍👍
I love how the same guy a few minutes earlier didn’t want Mace Windu kill one evil guy, because it was wrong then turns around and kills a bunch of kids.
I hated them because I thought I was supposed to back in my earlier years. Now having my own opinion, I find enjoyment in all 3 prequel movies, but especially in Episode 3. Can't believe it'll be 20 years since Sith in almost 1 year
for me its 3,1,2,6,5,4 In all honesty I had no idea Palpatine was Darth Sidious untill that reveal.
Hate me all you want but I still think Attack of the clones is the best of the prequels
It's my 2nd fave after Revenge. Revenge is my favorite film of all time. I have no time for people who viscerally despise the prequels. Thoae joyless souls who couldn't appreciate the campy spectacle of Lucas's space opera resulted in the Disney crap of today.
I’m sorry if some of you do not like the Star Wars movies like the Phantom Menace. And the clones attack. But I loved all of it. I love the sense of humor. The CGI was good as far as I was concerned. I’d have to say that George Lucas really outdid himself. And I’m proud of him. As far as Hayden Christensen goes I think he did an outstanding job. Even though some of you might not agree. I play I think he played. A fantastic Anakin Skywalker. I liked him 3:03
An exelent film and a round story
I thought it was a great experience and great ending to the prequels and the best movie of the prequels. Handden Christian prove this movie that he was the right choice as Anakin Skywalker
I've said this before: I am a Gen Xer. I saw the Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi in the movies (I was a little too young to see Star Wars in '77), and I love the prequels. Yes, Jar Jar's antics can be wearing, but I have no trouble with anything else. I like Jake Lloyd and Hayden Christensen's acting. They are both immature (the character) and so the awkwardness of the romance makes sense to me-especially with Padme being older. I'm not even sure if Revenge of the Sith is my favourite of the trilogy. I have fond memories of The Phantom Menace-and I was already well into my 20s when it came out (I think I was 24)
Watch "The Clone Wars" if you want to know the Jedi Council. I was shocked and It is very good.
Actually, I think the one thing I didn't like in Revenge of the Sith was how obvious things were. In my head canon, I imagined that there would be a plot twist. The whole premise of clones intrigued me-I thought that Palpatine was Sidious' unwitting clone. That would explain why the Jedi never sensed evil from him. And so, he would be quietly killed, and Sidious would take his place. It would have been a great twist since as longtime fans, we "knew" that Palpatine was Sidious. Some clever twist like that would have been welcome. Since that didn't happen, we basically had a movie where we knew at least the general beats of it going in.
I also liked the novelization where Palpatine hints of an affair between Padme and Obi-Wan. Frankly, I think it would take something like that for Anakin to turn on his best friend (the other Jedi he never cared for so I could see that)
I watched this movie in theaters 3 times
The most exceptional and profound Star Wars movie ever imo! First two prequels did somewhat disappoint but not as lunatics say, simply the expectations were unreal and too high, but Revenge of the Sith is an epic space opera, objectively only Empire Strikes Back stands above it. It is Shakespearean, it is fun, it is tragic, it is exciting, it is epic! The music is the synthesis of all the best themes John Williams produced for Star Wars. it is the definitive, well-deserved end of the Star Wars, all that came after is NOT Star Wars.
UNWIMITED... WOWER
This is probably my 4th favorite episode in the Skywalker saga. "Revenge of the Sith" is certainly not "The Rise of Skywalker" when it comes to closing a trilogy. Also, Episode III may have the best musical score in the entire saga. It's a perfect meld of established and new themes.
Still better than anything Disney put out
With exception of andor clone wars season 7 rogue one and first two seasons of Mandalorian and even obi Wan Kenobi and ahoska has their moments
Episode III: a passable end to an uneven sequel trilogy
this was the best star wars, the build up from the previous 5 movies paid off in the most satisfying way. second best star wars movie ever is rogue one. fight me
Thank you for saying that Ewan McGregor was an excellent choice to play a young Obi-Wan, I have always loved his portrayal of the character and also him as an actor. I don’t think he gets enough respect for that. He hit the nail squarely on the head with his interpretation of a young Obi-Wan Kenobi. Anyone else would have likely ruined it for me, but he was excellent, as per usual in any movie he’s in. Kudos to Ewan McGregor! I have many mixed feelings about the prequel trilogy, but hey: 1. It’s better than the travesty that is the sequel trilogy (ALL THREE MOVIES suck so hard, it’d take me a 400 page novel to explain why! But they all suck in their own way, plus they switched visions and directions halfway through, and that just made J.J. Abrams vision that much more FUCKED and whatnot……. I do like Rian Johnson, or however his name was misspelled by his parents… I LOVED Looper personally, but I hated his Star Wars movie…..anyway…) 2: it’s got Ewan McGregor and others like Palpatine and don’t forget Natalie Portman pouring their hearts and souls into these movies…. There were perfectly well done performances all around, but my personal favorite was Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan… and sure… Jar Jar basically made Palpatine Emperor during a Senate meeting… so FUCK Jar Jar. Period… and Haden was very creepy and whiny…. I wish we had seen these movies without Haden. He wasn’t the worst choice, but he did a shitty job… anyway, Obi-Wan was brilliant in these movies, despite their many flaws.
TPM was, is, and always will be amazing... Qui Gon Jinn...
I love all The Prequels 💙
Severely flawed but still better than 7,8 and 9.
Who else always thought the Emperor was just old and wrinkly in the OT?
I prefer Attack of the Clones. It’s one of my favourite films - and I’ve watched 1,000+ films in my life.
you can argue about how great or not this movie is, but one thing certain, it didn't break the logic of the star wars universe
Bro i managed to grt different family memebers to take me out of school for this movie multiple times and it was so fucking awesome i got in so much trouble at the end but it was absolutely worth it
Im so lucky my family is religious about star wars fr
This is my favorite of the entire trilogy!
This is my favourite Star Wars film
interesting that I as well as many others still consider the prequels light-years beyond the latest movies. Disney picked the wrong writers and actors, especially the hideous Ren. The prequel movies are also way more committed to true SW cinimetogrophy, as it has it's own extremely unique characteristics (only true SW fans will know what I'm talking about) and the Prequels delivered on those at least. I truly feel that only real old SW fans (I'm 45 - old enough to remember seeing Return Of The Jedi in theaters for the first time) appreciate the Prequels. Everyone else can kiss off.
Thanks for sharing
The only one of the three I genuinely enjoy.
The last movie directed by George Lucas
The Revenge of "This Writer". This commentor thinks you did another fair and grand and accurate job reviewing the prequels. Cheers 🎉😂😊
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oh what have I DONE?!
Love the prequels. Serious execution issues, but a solid story. Episode III is my favorite of the SIX Star Wars movies.
I loved the prequels during their releases, a decade later I watched too many YT vids tearing the movies apart which made me dislike them somewhat despite loving clone wars 2D and 3D series. Now though I love the prequels as much if not even a little more than the originals. And thanks to Filion for making Star Wars awesome with Rebels and Ahsoka, Filion takes what is best from Star Wars Legends/Extended Universe and the Prequels into something new and better. Rebels is best Star Wars, if nothing else because the Villains are stronger and smarter than the Rebels and the Rebels need cunning to win.
It was a little rushed in the third act, but overall a solid end to the prequel, and foreshadowing anh
Oh God no !
Yes oh yes revenge of the sith is amazing
Yes it was a good ending and the best of the prequels. Still did not like it on the level of the original trilogy but I went to see it twice in the theater because I wanted to - did not do that with the other 2.
They were all fine. It's just the bunch of virgins who saw the first films were still virgins when the second trilogy came out and they're the ones who make the biggest noise. Forgetting they aren't children
It is so ridiculous.... Star Wars at its base is all about politics. So the Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones and the Revenge of the Sith went in heavily on the politics. My only gripes were that in Phantom Menace Anakin was played to be too young and they did not flesh out the other masters enough. Dooku and Maul should have had bigger parts and we needed to know more about Qui Gon not dancing along with the other Jedi Masters. The Jedi Masters were pretty uptight and not nice people in tolerating enslavement and insisting upon celibacy that has ruined more sects in the long run rather than helping them endure.
2/3 of the prequel trilogy were forgettable, this one had a few strange moments most notably she has lost the will to live, but for the most part I enjoyed episode three
Yoda’s fighting style is fantastic. He is very small so clearly he should be all speed and less power. And his greatest strength is that he cannot be pinned down. Also the fact that he uses a crutch then can fight like this is an interesting contrast. Maybe he is in great pain but he endured it for the fight. Maybe it is just an act that he uses the crutch. Who knows. Some of the haters say that it should have been a battle of the use of the force. Imagine five minutes of two people waving their hands at each other. Ahhhhh no thank you. This looks great and makes sense and interesting. The only weird part is that Yoda is knocked down once and he literally crawls away in shameful defeat completely uninjured and then chooses to go into exile and let the Sith rule the universe. Ahhhhhh what?!?!?!?!
I agree with you... after that fight I was like... WHAT... Palpatine was afraid that he was going to lose in the lightning fight and you... Yoda... just slink away.
This is the Best movie out of the entire anthology of films.
You look at what Disney did to Star Wars, and you realize what a masterpiece this was, in comparison.
Also, I was just a young kid when the originals came out. I was a young adult watching the prequels, so that became my main nostalgic interest. So, it really depends on age sometimes, what you like better. But the next gen of kids I don't think even bothered with the sequels, and I wouldn't blame them. They were terrible! If only George did the sequels 'before' handing the reigns to Disney. At the very least we could have had the three main characters come together and get slaughtered off to push Ma Rey Sue name stealer.
AaaaaaaaAaaah 😅
ROTS suffers from the same tragedy as all three trilogy endings,...had potential, but just missed the mark.
Turning Anakin into a youngling slayer just ruins his redemption in ROTJ plus his whole turn just changes Vader from the coolest villain in cinematic history into one of the most gullible characters in cinematic history.
Best of the prequels? Sure,...but that's not really much of a compliment. 😂
And the only compliment I can give you is that you are a clown
This is the movie that killed the prequel trilogy for me. Not that the 2 before were better but I hoped Lucas knew what he was doing and this movie will deliver a big surprise that will make all worthwhile - it did not. It was as bad as the 2 others, even maybe more.
I remember watching the opening scene and feeling it was a video game. At exactly the same time, BSG, with a budget 1% the size of this movie, delivered space battles that looked and felt 10 times more real and exciting. This movie was a huge disappointment.
All three films sucked. The original films are the only ones I consider to be canon.
Just shows how close minded you on change the prequels are good especially compared to the sequels
The problems were, as they came out it was cool to see a new Star Wars movie, but the stories were just not engaging, characters and plots were horribly written, and the expectations from the original trilogy just set these up to fail. No matter what George were to do, they wouldnt hold up to them, so he went all in on what HE wanted to do which ended up being on the lower side of mixed results. He shouldve had other people write with him.
I still enjoy watching these every once i awhile...if only to think of what couldve been and/or just turn my brain of and watch a Star Wars movie (that i havent watched a million times). No matter what unfortunately, this being the best of the worst isnt saying much.
You are a clown and have no idea what you are talking about
The prequels were good spectacles - fast paced/never boring, decent storylines & very good action. The ultimate issue is that they lacked heart and warmth.
I also wasn't impressed with natalie portman and hayden christensen. I think Liam Neeson was by far the best actor/character in the trilogy. The trilogy had two great villains - Darth Maul & Dooku, and they were killed off before we knew them.
@@dougmasters4579 Honestly, the worst part of all the sequels (prequels), was that George was surrounded "yes men", and no one that would seriously question him. Hard for me to believe that none of the actors wouldve said at any point, "George, this part doesnt make sense for the character...", or no one spoke up and said "but George, why are they doing this when they already did that?" lol.
The fact that they (any cast/crew) were just getting to be in a Star Wars movie, getting to be part of the legacy (good or not), and a massive payday also, im guessing wouldve figured into all that. I probably wouldntve said much myself lol.
And idk, Liam was ok, at least somewhat believable as a Jedi master. But even then, his characters reactions/responses/and motivations were too poorly written to be 'good'. Even a great actor can only do so much. Hell, Portman is a decent enough actor and had been before and since these, her character was written too stiff and lacked real...depth (like most of the characters in these). Hayden, was decent enough as well given the material, but him being a "new face" and unseasoned actor shows through too much, his line delivery and acting were just too much for the character. Overacted in a fashion i guess.
Ewan McGregor easily the best actor of the bunch even still had little to work with, although i think he at least understood the character he was playing as well as the relationship that George was trying to write. They all had (minus a few) some character backstory to follow from the previous movies, but again George just didnt know what he was setting out to do, and had little to no push back from anyone. These movies/stories couldve been so much more....with so much less. Maul, Dooku, and Quai Gon Jinn shouldve never been written in then killed so easily and quickly. Sadly they were all used as disposable story beats instead of major plot points, with almost no "fleshing out" at all.
I dont hate them like even remotely like everyone thinks is so necessary to do, and (obviously) i could criticize them all day, and i def have to turn the "but wait..." part of my brain off when i watch these lol. Still fun, but poor execution considering the amount of excess everything within each movie.
As you said though, "the prequels were good spectacles", no disagreement here. I still remember the sheer excitement of the theater experience for each of these very fondly.
@@imawesomeyourenot Lucas made it clear from the outset that these were his films and no one could interfere with his vision. It's obvious he needed to bring in others to write a proper script with real dialogue, and direct the actors through their performance, and also coach them through all the green screen scenes that would've confused the actors no end.
As it is, he elected to do none of this, and thus, for me at least, the prequels feel cold and lack real emotion. That means all those amazing action scenes, and all those fantastic worlds, are rendered worthless without a human foundation on which to build the story.
I liked the prequels a lot when they came out in the theatre & I bought them when they first came out on dvd. However, I haven't watched them since then, except bits and pieces on TV. I don't come back to them not because they're bad films, but because they don't have a Luke, Han or Leia to get invested into. That's why I go back to the originals - the characters first.
Had Lucas spent more time on his characters and script, the prequels would've been good films.
No, it legitimately is not.
Yes it is amazing revenge of the sith is Amazing it is the best Star Wars since the empire strikes back
@@henrymockingbird9645no. It is not. It is shoddy storytelling paper thin characterization. Heavy handed and boring effects and heartlessness.
But ooh it has flippy shit for people who don’t understand what made Star Wars great in the first place (it wasn’t lightsaber ballets).
@@neomanrex you are just being a butheart fanboy who can’t open his mind the story is great the effects are pretty good and are important over the first two prequels
it's terrible, the Phantom Menace is better.
The Phantom Menace is mostly serene whereas this doesn’t sugarcoat Anakin’s downfall.
Phantom Menace is fantastic, but if you think Sith is bad than you are a clown
@@alih122 sith is absolute trash, you're the clown.
You can't blame Hayden for the dialog or his performance. That's entirely on George. He did exactly what George wanted.
Still terrible regardless of who was at fault.
@@Axolotl_Mischief You are both clowns. Hayden was fine
Nah, sith is still shit, just a tiny bit less stanky than the first two.
It's a fantastic film. You may not like it, but it's pure ciwmatic fun. The PT was never going to be the same as the OT, which I grew up on and loved. RotS is the pinnacle of Star Wars.
Shit is what you are
Fantastically shitty. The "pinnacle" of crap. Y'all just love it because it's slightly less gross that the first two. @@minakat369
No. This was a bad ending to a bad trilogy.
Your are crazy revenge of the sith is still the best Star Wars movie since empire strikes back
@@henrymockingbird9645 Don't bother with another imbecile
Nah
@@RobbieSkyeHamilton yeah hell yeah
@@henrymockingbird9645 yeah but you also wear a fedora so you obviously don’t have a very strong footing as an arbiter of good taste
By far the best prequel and definetly superior to all the shite Disney is pumping out. If only George Lucas had some people to guide him, how the prequels could have been?
Solo was a faaaaar better movie than this one!