evil: it’s about a fallen hero, who is tempted by evil (the dark side) because he believes he’s doing the right thing to save those he loves, but end ups losing them anyway.
Ian McDiarmid in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) People Ian McDiarmid.
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) 16 of 574. The story has a great message about good vs. Ian McDiarmid in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) Close. There are a few kisses between Anakin and Padmé but nothing inappropriate. As for nudity, Anakin appears shirtless for a few minutes but it’s pretty tamed. There is neither strong language nor substance usage. There is no blood nor graphic scenes and most deaths happen off-screen, however there is decapitation, severed limbs, mass murder of adults and children, a man burning alive, a man screaming in agony as he’s placed into a robotic suit, a woman giving birth, which might disturb kids. But it’s definitely darker and more violent than all the other Star Wars movies so it’s not recommended for younger audiences. It’s the making of one of Hollywood’s most iconic villains of all time. It’s not flawless but the plot is interesting, engaging and intense. Several fans hate on the prequels but this is hands down one of the best Star Wars films.
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