Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

Instead of producing a childish movie for adults, [Lucas]'s come up with an adult movie for kids.

Revenge of the Sith is still junk.

[Lucas] built a perfect beast but left out the heart.

The technical wizardry, the special effects, the ear-buzzing sound, the mind-numbing action and those magnificent light-sabres are all there.

The special effects, of course, are incomparably good and the digital photography achieves a dazzling clarity.

It soon becomes obvious that there is no avoiding the burden of predictability: there is nothing, essentially, in the film's story that we don't know already.

Revenge of the Sith may be the strongest in the series since the original -- certainly it's the darkest and coolest since The Empire Strikes Back.

Mortal flaws in dialogue and the direction of real human beings will hardly be noticed amid the death-defying digital mayhem, media hype and sweet fan nostalgia for the greatest movie franchise of all time.

A magnificent finale to almost thirty years of monumentality. [Full review in Spanish]

Ewan McGregor is just right, as always, as humble Obi-Wan Kenobi.