I know I haven't done a review for a long time, but now I'm going to finish my review on the prequels. When this movie was coming out, we all hoped that there was going to be a light to the end of this dark and horrible tunnel. An end to the rainbow, that would lead us to a pot of gold. A resurrection from all of this torture that George Lucas put us through for the past 6 years. He finally gave us what we wanted at last. Well, kind of. But yet still satisfying enough. This is still known to so many fans as their only favorite from the prequels. I first saw the trailers for this movie, and I was amazed that they finally gave us back our Wookies! Chubaca was in it! We were waiting for him to show since episode 1. My only biggest letdown was that the Wookies weren't in it that much. I thought that Chubaca was going to be like the side hero to this whole movie. But they only gave us little. There was finally Yoda doing more stuff in this movie. Episode 1 was just a muppet of him. Episode 2, he only fought in the end. And in episode 3, he only fought in the last half of the movie. The acting between Anakin and Padme was still off-key and boring, but yet we didn't care at all, because we were still blown away of how good this movie turned out to be. The only part of this movie that almost shattered me into tears was when the Jedis were dying. The part where Anakin was going to kill the children, it was funny to me of what my dad pointed out when we watched this movie in theaters. Some mom or dad first saw that somewhere in the theater, with their children, they were like "lets go now." While one guy shouted out "Sit down, nerd!" I thought that was like lol when he first told me that. And thanks to that, all of my thoughts on that controversial scene went away. Before this movie came out, I thought that there were so much to explain to help support the original trilogy. My brother didn't think they did. My aunt didn't think they did. No one that I talked about with this topic even think they did. I knew it though. I knew that everything was explained. Except for Chubaca meeting Han Solo. They never said a word about that. My only problem with this movie that I know my brother will never like this movie along with episode 1 and 2 is the use of the CGI effects. It still covered the whole film. I honestly thought that this movie could have been done without it. There was just so much that wasn't believable to me, nor did it give me any imagination through any of it. But overall, the action in this movie was five times better than the first two, and it still today stands out and sticks along with the original trilogy. It's just as good as the originals, and I still like this one as much. 4/5. I'm not done yet. Wait pretty soon as start with my review with the extra footage that George Lucas put in the original trilogy.