This was the best star wars film and most violent one.And that is good because that makes it exiting and better.

I thought this movie was good but there is an awful lot of violence and one horrible scene at the end where Anakin slips down a slope towards some lava and he catches fire, he slowly burns until you can just see a horribly charred corpse. Parents may not want their children to see that scene. Anakin is a bad role model and give negative messages but Obi-Wan is a good role model and gives positive messages. With all the violence I don't think it's worth letting a 10 year old and under watch this movie.

Excellent, but easily a 5 on violence. First off, alot of it is air, land, and lightsaber battles. Second, some droids get killed graphicly, by getting a leg unscrewed so oil comes out, then having the oil catch on fire, or being decapitatied and having limbs cut off. Also, at the end, alien like creatures are hacked up and thier dead bodies are seen on the ground, and even humans are killed violently, one gets his head cut off and it rolls across the floor, one gets his hand cut off, electrocuted, and falls out of a building, and one cyborg gets shot in the heart, and children are killed, and anakin gets one hand cut off, both legs cut off, then catches on fire. Also the langauge. in one seen obi wan says What the- and is cut off, but we all know what he is going to say, obi wan calls genral grevious "uncivilized" and "stupid" is says once, along with mild insults-"short", "young" but are very mild, but directed insultingly.

Anikan goes to bed with his shirt off, padma and anikan kiss all the time, there is a lot of sad killings with the clones, the younglings die ( and showed dead), and a lot of others.

Extremely violent Star Wars prequel features iffy moments. The once good Anakin becomes a jealous and evil villain, thus becoming Darth Vader. Many jedis are brutally slaughtered, even the children. Padme becomes pregnant and Anakin severley injures her.

The Last of the Star Wars Movies is in my opinion, the Best! lots of action and a scene that might be disturbing for sensitive kids.

I heard that this was the only Star Wars film to be rated PG-13, and indeed is definitely the most graphic and intense of them. I first watched this when I was 11, and I had to cover my eyes at the part where Anakin (or should I say Vader) gets burned by lava. Also, his look of anger after he changes to the dark side is VERY scary, and indeed this may cause young kids to want to cover their eyes as well. It is also emtionally intense, and Anakin's turning to the dark side almost made me cry. While I wouldn't say that it is as good as Attack of the Clones, it is still very good, and once again a triumph over The Phantom Menace. But, like the second film, Hayden Christensen's somewhat lame acting won him a Razzie award for Worst Actor. Also, Natalie Portman's acting wasn't so good, and I think her dumbest line in this movie was "Hold me, Ani. Hold me, like you did by the lake on Naboo... where there was nothing but our love..." But another pleasing quality of this film is that Jar Jar Binks only appears very briefly at the end and does not have a speaking part, so that will please his many haters. The lightsaber duel is the most intense of all the duels in the saga, and it's music ("Battle of the Heroes" by John Williams) is very epic, but also has a touch of tragedy to it. Parents beware: This will scare the younger fans of the Star Wars saga, so take major heed.

It's okay if you're a huge Star Wars fan. There IS some kissing between Anakin and Padme. And the part where Anakin burns up might be a little disturbing. I watched it for the first time on my 7th birthday. I was fine with it but I've already seen the other Star Wars movies. It's a little dark, but your kid can probably handle it at this age if he loves Star Wars. Though, you might want to tell him/her what's going to happen and where the questionable parts are. Good movie.

An amazing conclusion. Answered all of my questions. Note that this is the darkest star wars movie, and it was the first to receive a PG-13 rating