Can anyone believe it’s already been two decades since this modern classic came out?
Its cultural impact feels more powerful now than ever.
Twenty years later, this is still a blast of entertainment.
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However, there’s no denyingRevenge of the Sithis the undisputed best one.
So much comes together here thatStar Warsfans today continue finding more appreciation for.
10The Battle Over Coruscant Opening Scene
Way to kick things off with a bang!
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9The Stunning Visuals
Impressive…
Most Impressive
The prequels were often criticizedfor their heavy reliance on unconvincing-looking CGI effects.
8The Iconic Lines
Which one do you quote the most?
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But even the weakest lines have become fun for fans to say.
Even though some of the dialog doesn’t work, it doesn’t drag down the film’s value.
Overall, this is a highly quotable classic, with lines that almost everyStar Warsfan can enjoy.
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7The Epic Lightsaber Duels
Where else are they so intense?
One of the biggest takeaways from the Star Wars films isthe epic lightsaber duels.
Their epic moments have become crucial to the franchise’s success all the way back to A New Hope.
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There are staples of the series that each film includes.
And I argueRevenge of the Sithhas some of the best of these battles in the entire saga.
6The Performances
“You were my brother Anakin!
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I loved you!”
Overall, it’s hard to deny this film has acting that keeps audiences invested.
Let’s now talk about one of the most pivotal moments inStar Warshistory,the Order 66 scene.
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It’s an emotional moment that still feels heartbreaking to see today.
Here, he proves how monstrous, irredeemable, and cold-hearted he truly is.
1The Fall of Anakin Skywalker
This is what it was all building up to!
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It’s one of the most fascinating and saddest parts of the prequels and the franchise in general.
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