Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith 3D: Review By Zak Lee Ferguson

HISTORY BETWEEN ME AND SW:

For what ever anybody says I'm of the era of film when the prequels to Star Wars meant as much as the other- I'm my younger youth age- 7-8 induced eyes where as good but I didn't get to grasps with the stories and linear til I was older and watched episode two-I used to think Darth Vader- in that famous spiralling chair having his helmet placed on his balding white washed head was a brain- always under the influence that DARTH VADERS BRAIN WAS IN HIS NECK- embarrassed, no, because I was certain for many a year, also that Darth Maul was not split in two but feel apart-I was outshone- but still the fastest runner in my pod-racing extreme competitions' runs with my fellow class mate, me being Sabalba and spitting and grinning like a raving lunatic- whilst teachers just thought I had rabies. Also I was always in love with Christensen's portrayal as Anakin, mostly I admire his growth into the role in the Third, dark, brooding, atmospheric, and just too handsome to deny. Me- I had always wanted to dress up as him, but being a porkie my Mum sadly denied me- preferring to spend an amass on toys- not ever to thrust the truth upon me- Jedi's are not fat. Anyhow off the subject-So- lets go with it and say it was action packed epic, all three, in my eyes, it had a sexy lead actress, it was fantastical, fun, the story the power the corruption, Ewan McGregor an intimidating force, Samuel L. Jackson was the epiphany of a pissed of Black Guy at my- age- any scolding black man I saw I initially thought they were related to L. Jackson, and always presumed they had a Purple Lightsaber up their ass.

Star Wars had everything, and it did, and everything was a spectacle and growing into being a film enthusiast to say Star Wars didn't introduce me to greater things would be a lie. Lucas was the first director along with Spielberg I could familiarise with- and being young I tired to track, rack my brains to try and follow up on the feature and production- always failing on the unsurpassable official site- YouTube and Google meant zilt to me- I wasn't a young computer illiterate.

THE OVERALL OUTLOOK AND TRUTH:

But looking back, they are a great trio- Menace being poor and lacking a fair few marks for respectability- but I know why these films will forever live with me- and deper Wars fans- it is the legacy, the series, however cheesy or wooden is Hayden's performance in Episode Two, the films are made to perfection, thoroughly enjoyable, never bypassing a question that is never answered, full of easter eggs, worlds, creatures from Lucases mind that he hadn't been allowed for years to grow and envision having only ever writing and simple creators credits and control over EMPIRE And Return, but here he makes it his- and it is impacting, emotional, and if you ever can connect with the story it means its done well whether or not its dio' is often rapturously hysterical, its moving, deep, passionately made, sumptuously divine.

As McGregor has explained, Lucas was fixated more on the mythos and look that he ad always wanted to evolve with today's technology and bypassed his inability to Direct actors, but there is no denying it may have passed or been with held with his other conglomerate needs- he's helming a big budgeted blockbuster worth Billions, and if he surpasses a few anecdotal adequate in the form of the word performance by god you're a picky lot.

JUST BE HONEST WITH YOURSELF:

The whole mirage is well placed, edited to perfection, it is a mainstream blockbuster finale we have all waited for and will always be the highest rated pout of the prequel but the not just merely well made one but the best. McGregor just passable and enjoyable and in full honesty I think McGregor works well and to be honest better in Big Budgeted films than low key Indies. He takes it in, and the chemistry between far and thus all is amazing, Palpatines revelation as the Sith lord had me by the nuts and still does.

The score, the look, the patience, the whole convergence, Lucas has made and written some superbly written rocking features- THX and AG being high accord and of course the rambling shambolic HIRBY. But it was Lucas who captivated me- as he did with the pre-era and he did so more in my growth as a film lover critique and film maker I myself. He is a workaholic, esteemed creator who needs more credit than he's garnered my dear people.

Roll on more from Lucas- pleassseeeee.

SIDENote* Lucas encapsulated me as he did with the elder film strollers on here. But please try to be honest with yourselves and realise that this is a masterpiece and one of the best finales ever created.

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*+* No you know it is the truth my fine Moviewebbers.

Reviewed By A Intoxicated Zak. Ferguson (Bane) KickAss88

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