I agree with Beau; surely not all the Jedi could've died without sensing it... Aalya Secura, the blue Twi'lek (two tails on her head), died a little over-dramatically. As awesome of a movie this was, I loved the book by Matthew Stover better. It has a lot more dialogue. Some things I would've liked seeing was, at the very end, before they show Owen and Beru Lars with Luke looking at the suns, it should have shown Obi-Wan riding off to the Dune Sea. Also, it would have been excellent to see Yoda landing on Degobah, checking out his new home. And when Yoda tells Kenobi of Qui-Gon returning, it would have been perfect to see him in the ghost form. Plus, the only other Jedi that talked besides the main four (Obi-Wan, Mace, Yoda, Anakin) was the wonderful Ki Adi-Mundi. In the book, Agen Kolar, Kit Fisto, and Saesee Tiin all talk with Mace about taking Palpatine down. The battle between Dooku, Skywalker, and Kenobi went a little fast. It's been three years since we last saw Dooku, and I guess it just felt like it went a little speedy. But I guess you have to kinda speed things up when you have a lot of things to wrap up and tie into the original trilogy. Yoda kicked so much *** in this film. He's over 800 years old; I wonder how awesome he was in his prime? That'd be interesting. It was sooo cool to see him take on the clone troopers. My favorite part with Yoda is the words he and Palpatine have before they duke it out in the Senate Room. Yoda just seems funny when he's kicking ***.