I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

It's simply great fun, a winsome film and an occasionally over-the-top luxury fantasy that never flags.

I was so happy after watching this, after the abomination called the Phantom Menace and the decent Attack of the Clones, this is exactly what I needed to see! Anakin as he becomes the Sith we all know! The beginning started off with introducing us to General Grievous; one of the coolest bad guys ever! Then we found out the Palpatine was Lord Sidious; also a surprise! Them Order 66 was executed which was sad but the ending Anakin versus Obi-Wan was what made this movie so freaking awesome!!!

I quite enjoy this movie. Though there are still some unbearable sets of dialogue, this movie works on almost all levels. All the action (except for 1 of the 4 lightsaber duels) is fantastic. Though I can't say Hayden Christensen is good, he's not terrible and has definitely improved since the last one, and all the other performances are great. For me personally, this is by far the most emotionally impactful Star Wars Movie. It didn't make my cry, but it gave me genuine emotion. And aside from a few odd green screen effects, the CGI in this movie is awesome. I really like this one. It gets an 84%

At any point in your life if you watched and became a Star Wars fan you wanted to know how it all began. where did the Death Star come from, When did Vader become Lord and how did the Emperor come to exist. From the Phantom Menace, thru a grueling teen Anakin in Attack of the Clones we get definitive answers from George Lucas in Revenge of the Sith.Although it seems perilous and often to quick we see the transformation of Anakin's loyalties to the Jedi shift with self-empowerment and anger. We see the Lord Vader character emerge. It is not until the titular battle with Obi Wan that the transformation takes hold and we see Lord Vader take hold of Anakin. The special effects and battle sequence is stellar and magnificently done with raw emotion. The film is darker than the others, setting the transparent tone of good/evil. Masterfully done with cinematography, editing, SPX, and ewan McGregor was fantastic. I loved this film and the entire set up for New Hope. I give this a firm 9 as it stands alone as a spectacular story.

Everyone loves ROTS, and don't get me wrong I love it too, but it's still a prequel with hokey acting, dated visuals and some bland characters. McGregor, Oz, and Jackson make the prequels worth watching, and as I said before this is a good film, but to say it's the best Star Wars film is a long shot for me. The prequels took focus from the stories away in favor of world building, but this film focuses back on the story and puts things on track to stick the landing. (albeit a little bumpy) This definently has some of the best sequences and scenes in any SW film. The Mustafar fight, Order 66, General Grevious vs Obi-Wan. As I said before the visuals for this film have become SOOOO dated it's not even funny, normally I wouldn't complain, but The Lord of the Rings came out around the same time, and this is Star Wars they are known for there Visual Effects. Hayden Christiansen's acting is bad, but I blame that on Lucas' direction, and Portman clearly just isn't into it (feeling more like a daytime SOAP actor, and yeah I know Star Wars is like a soap opera, but it's also a big budget blockbuster movie, so come on.) I prefer The Original Trilogy and The Sequel Trilogy over this film, but it's well made and I still get goosebumps when I see that mask draped over Vader's face.