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Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (view source)
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Set nineteen years before Episode IV, it was heavily criticized for its political overtones. Anakin Skywalker's declaration to Obi-Wan that, "You're either with me or you are my enemy" was interpreted as a dig at [[President Bush]], and the fall of the Republic is seen as allegory for the rise of the [[American Empire]].
Set nineteen years before Episode IV, it was heavily criticized for its political overtones. Anakin Skywalker's declaration to Obi-Wan that, "If your not with me than you are against me," was interpreted as a dig at [[President Bush]], and the fall of the Republic is seen as allegory for the rise of the [[American Empire]].
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