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==Criticism==
 
==Criticism==
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It caused a very minor controversy for its supposed political overtones.  Anakin Skywalker's declaration to Obi-Wan that, "If you're not with me than you are against me," was interpreted by some conservatives as a dig at [[President Bush]], and the fall of the Republic is seen as allegory for the rise of the so-called [[American Empire]].  For his part, Lucas has denied this is true except in the broadest terms, saying that whenever democracy becomes empire you will find similarities.
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It caused a very minor controversy for its supposed political overtones.  Anakin Skywalker's declaration to Obi-Wan that, "If you're not with me than you are against me," was interpreted by some conservatives as a dig at [[President Bush]], and the fall of the Republic is seen as allegory for the rise of the so-called [[American Empire]].  For his part, Lucas has denied this is true except in the broadest terms, saying that whenever democracy becomes empire you will find similarities. Despite this controversy, the film was hailed by critics as a vast improvement over the previous prequels.
    
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