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“The Force” is with
this movie. That is, it has the magic of the Hamill, Harrison, and Fisher
movies to help carry it into this last movie.
This is one of those
movies where we still want to go see it, even when we already know how it
will all end. The journey is a colorful-action-filled trip to the
dark side.
Artistic cuts: Darth and his wife being tended to at operating table. Cut of both of them looking at sun in the distance connects
to the end when Obi Wan drops off Luke.
Artistic detail: Obi Wan uses a “natural” mode of transportation versus General
Grievous’ metallic wheel. Obi
Wan's transport is in keeping with the close connection of the Jedi with
“The Force.”
These questions
answered:
Why and how does Darth
Vader become Darth Vader?
How does the emperor
become disfigured?
Can Yoda really get
much cuter?
How good is Obi Wan
when fighting with the light saber?
The special effects are
great! Still, my realistic mind couldn’t help thinking about all
the litter in outer space. Possibly, entire planets will become
landfills? Concept for a sci-fi movie.
Sith is very
enjoyable and a great way to wrap up the series.
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