In this movie the whole unierse descends into chaos. The emperor AKA Darth Sidious, (Ian McDiarmid) thrives on chaos. He uses his influence over Anakin Skywalker (Hayden Christensen) to bring about his transformation into a powerful Sith Lord. Anakin does unspeakable things, including the murder of children and women, the Sand People in the last movie, and the younglings in training at the Jedi temple in this movie. He also dispenses with Count Dooku. Sidious gives Anakin bad dreams about the demise of his wife, Padme (Natalie Portman) in childbirth. Anakin is determined not to let her die, and is willing to delve into the dark side to save her. He is also part of the demise of Mace Windu (Samuel Jackson) who had Sidious, until Anakin intervened. In the end, the clones turn on the Jedi, as Sidious had planned. Yoda (Frank Oz) and Sidious meet in a great battle. At the same time, Obi Wan (Ewan McGregor) faces Anakin in an epoch battle. Anakin’s action do just the opposite of what he intended; he injures her instead of saving her. The Jedi go into hiding, and the universe falls into the control of the Galactic Empire.
I still don’t like the character of Anakin Skywalker, who is dead as Darth Vader emerges. However I love Yoda, and Mace Windu. And the line where Kenobi informs Anakin that he has the high ground, that further battle is pointless.
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