Thanks for a decent defense of Sith as a "Star Wars" movie. I've read so many "George Lucas Raped My Childhood" posts lately that I was feeling a bit guilty when, at the end of Sith, I simply HAD to run out and borrow episodes VI, V and VI so I could see the tie-ins.

I agree that after watching episode IV last night, that I saw Vader with a whole new depth. He's still chilling to watch - you know now that 20 years of service to the emporer has buried most of his humanity under a shroud of hate, anger, and self-loathing. His passion has been turned to ice.

We're going to watch episode V today, and I can't wait.