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"Why are you writing a review on Star Wars?" you ask, "everyone in the world who would see the movie has already seen it, and every movie reviewer has already reviewed the film." But wait just a minute, this is not a review of Star Wars Revenge of the Sith, this is a review of Star Wars Revelations.
Set in timeframe somewhere between Revenge of the Sith, and A New Hope, Revelations tells the story of Taryn Anwar (Gine Hernandez), a powerful Jedi who can see the future, and a former student of Zhanna, The Emperor's Hand (Karen Hammang). Taryn is in search of an ancient artifact that can only be activated by a seer, an artifact that, if found by the Emperor's hand, could lead her and Darth Vader to the location of all remaining Jedi in the galaxy. Along with Cade (Shane Felux) and her sister Raux Anwar (Holland Gedney), Taryn must find the secret of the artifact before Vader and Zhanna or the Jedi order will be destroyed forever.
Acting in the film isn't the best you will find, but what Star Wars movie really has Oscar worthy acting? What really makes the film remarkable is the use of graphics and 3-D animations which nearly equal the graphics used by Lucas in the first three films. In one scene a battle between a few TIE Fighters and a small cargo ship leads to the destruction of a star destroyer creating perhaps the best looking space battle scene in any of the star wars movies.
You won't find Star Wars Revelations in any theater, you don't have to go out and spend a month's salary on a trip to the movies. Just go to the site www.panickstruckpro.com and download the movie to watch on your computer or burn it to a DVD to watch on a DVD player. Sit back, relax and remember--just because Lucas has made his last film doesn't mean the Star Wars galaxy is closed.
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