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Unlike the original Revenge of the Sith poster *which featured Darth Vader’s looming presence behind floating heads of Ewan McGregor, Hayden Christensen, and Natalie Portman, Jackson, and Yoda and gave away the epic lightsaber battle between McGregor and Christensen characters) the 20th-anniversary poster designed by Matt Ferguson is much simpler. That poster features the same looming Darth Vader presence and a smaller silhouette of the lightsaber battle, but instead of floating heads, it’s Christensen’s Anakin Skywalker that takes center stage. In addition, the background depicts the space battle and Mustafar.
Although it might seem excessive for a minor alteration in animation style within a short clip to spark such intense criticism, even small deviations from a proven formula can ignite passionate reactions among fans. In this scenario, the change that’s causing upset is the shift in animation style, which some viewers are strongly against. Some have gone as far as proposing a petition akin to those launched against the “Ugly Sonic” design, aiming to persuade Dreamworks to revert back to the original animation style of the first four movies before the release of Shrek 5, which is set for cinemas next Christmas.