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Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith Director: George Lucas Cast: Hayden Christensen, Ewan McGregor, Samuel L. Jackson, Ian McDiarmid

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  • DVD Release Date: 11/01/2005
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 28,228

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Closed Caption; Commentary by George Lucas, Rick McCallum, Rob Coleman, John Knoll and Roger Guyett; Pan & scan (1.33:1); Movie captured and created directly from the digital source; Sound: English Dolby 5.1 surround EX, English Dolby surround 2.0, French and Spanish Dolby surround 2.0; Subtitles: English; Six deleted scenes created for this release, with introductions by George Lucas and Rick McCallum; All-new full-length documentary "Within a Minute"; "The Chosen One" featurette; "It's All for Real" featurette; Go behind the scenes of the making of Revenge of the Sith in an unparalleled 15-part web-documentary collection; "A Hero Falls" music video featuring Joh Williams' "Battle of Heroes" track; Theatrical teaser and launch trailer and 15 TV spots; Theatrical posters and print campaign from around the world; Never-before-seen production photo gallery with special caption feature; Access a special Xbox playable demo with two entire levels fro the new Star Wars Battlefront II video game and watch trailers for Star Wars Battlefront II and Star Wars Empire at War; DVD-ROM weblink to exclusive Star Wars content

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Disc #1 -- Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
1. Opening Logos [:23]
2. Revenge of the Sith [1:26]
3. Battle Over Coruscant [1:26]
4. General Grievous [1:26]
5. Rescuing the Chancellor [:03]
6. Confronting Grievous [:03]
7. Happy Reunions [:03]
8. Grievous on Utapau [1:14]
9. Bad Dreams [5:20]
10. Counsel With Yoda [1:56]
11. The Chancellor's Request [:58]
12. On the Jedi Council [7:02]
13. Secret Assignment [:07]
14. Not the Chosen One? [5:06]
15. Seeds of Distrust [2:06]
16. Tragedy of Darth Plagueis [1:50]
17. Kashyyyk [1:35]
18. Brothers' Farewell [2:16]
19. A Hero Lost [1:49]
20. Arrival on Utapau [2:26]
21. Obi-Wan Vs. Grievous [1:02]
22. Jedi War Council [1:33]
23. Sidious Revealed [:57]
24. Utapau Chase [:58]
25. Mace Learns the Truth [1:01]
26. Anakin's Fatal Decision [1:22]
27. Mace Vs. Sidious [3:47]
28. Rise Lord Vader [1:32]
29. March on the Jedi Temple [2:18]
30. Order Sixty-Six [2:04]
31. Time to Leave [1:32]
32. "Wait for Me" [:15]
33. The Heroes Regroup [2:13]
34. Birth of the Empire [1:37]
35. The Terrible Truth [:47]
36. Obi-Wan Confronts Padmé [2:04]
37. Padmé's Departure [1:00]
38. "You're Breaking My Heart" [:16]
39. Yoda Visits the Emperor [3:12]
40. Battle of the Heroes [2:14]
41. Yoda Vs. Sidious [1:26]
42. Narrow Escapes [:26]
43. Immolation [1:19]
44. The Emperor Arrives [4:25]
45. Secret Delivery [3:00]
46. Birth and Rebirth [:55]
47. Darth Vader Awakes [1:22]
48. The Future of the Twins [3:42]
49. A New Hope [1:34]
50. End Credits [2:01]

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Star Wars fans waited breathlessly for this concluding installment of the three-part prequel to the Luke-and-Leia story arc, knowing full well that it would end in sadness and defeat for the forces of good. And on that score, writer-director George Lucas does not disappoint: Revenge of the Sith is the film that shows Jedi knight Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) turning to the Dark Side and becoming Darth Vader, one of the most chilling villains ever created for the screen. The Sith's revenge also includes the defeat and destruction of the Jedi order by the evil forces of Chancellor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid), which Lucas accomplishes with visceral flourish that earns the previously PG-rated series its first PG-13 designation. Further setting the stage for A New Hope (a.k.a. Star Wars Episode IV), we see the birth of twin infants Luke and Leia to Skywalker’s beloved wife, Padme (Natalie Portman), and the flight of Jedi masters Obi-Wan Kenobi (Ewan McGregor) and Yoda (voiced by Frank Oz) into exile and uncertainty. No doubt about it, Revenge of the Sith is the darkest Star Wars entry of them all, a movie that definitely puts the "opera" in "space opera." Lucas, with the usual help of the series’ score composer, John Williams, presents everything on a grand emotional scale worthy of La Scala. Despite the all-pervasive air of tragedy and the snippets of dialogue that teeter on the brink between giggle- and cringe-inducing, Revenge of the Sith is nothing short of invigorating, employing every special-effects weapon in the Industrial Light and Magic arsenal. Revenge of the Sith is truly a breathtaking motion picture, certainly the best of the prequels; against considerable odds, it concludes the saga on a creative high. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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A Classicby Anonymous

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July 22, 2008: George Lucas has done more then enrich the minds of young kids who dream of space battles, aliens, other worlds, laser guns, flying cars, spaceships, and Jedi Knights. He has also embedded ancient mythology and symbolism in a modern format that is easier to identify with and alot more fun. Further more he has shown how gentle a thing Democracy is and how greed and the pursuit of power can easily destroy everything the people hope to build. More so its easy to draw parallels between the Clone Wars and the American Civil War. But to focus on the important part is to focus on the characters... never has a science fiction film put so much depth in characters as george lucas does. This Episode 3 is mindless in its constant pace towards its heart wrenching conclusion which sees the rise to power of Emperor Palpatine, the death of Anakin Skywalker who would be reborn in the end as Darth Vader, the death of Padme and from her sacrifice the birth of Anakin and Leia. The romance in the movie is tragic to watch and the genocide of the Jedi Order is even worse. A contemporary classic and masterpiece.

This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen edition.

A Destiny is Fulfilled, A Galaxy Plunged in Darknessby Anonymous

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May 10, 2008: Star Wars is the most momentous creation ever developed chronicling the histories and perils of humankind, when it is forced to look within itself and determine the divergance between good and evil. The culmination of this struggle reigns within the Jedi Order, and the culmination of this saga within Revenge of the Sith. Here, within a single episode, in merely two hours, hopes are shattered, dreams desolated, heroes perish, and a journey begins that will extend as long as the Force shall bind and penetrate the galaxy. Revenge of the Sith is a magnificant film, with breathtaking action, superb acting, and a heart-shattering ending that will bring tears to your eyes. Although some persist that Hayden Christensen's acting is monotone and dry, they fail to grasp the deliberate calousness and pain he places in every word, and the fact that he can radiate such emotion and emptyness at times. The PG-13 rating should not be too much of a concern, although the tension and emotion which are a substantial portion of the story do become unbearable for younger viewers. I must say that the only other film that pervades such emotion is Planet of the Apes. Undoubtedly, the Force is still with us.

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