Short version: It's weird, maybe too weird in a couple moments, but accurate and funny. Just don't expect more of the same.
Longer version: I more than kinda hated all the stuff with his cat. I was just grossed out and it didn't even make sense. The Nadine thing was eh, but at least we know Plinkett will live on, which is what I really wanted.
The review itself was kinda weird. But I can understand why. Star Wars Episode III suffers less from its crushing illogic than it does it's overall stupidity. And to handle that, you can't point out individual inconsistencies and riff on them so much.
The most devastating part was when he talked about the blocking of the dialog scenes. I'd sorta picked up on how poorly they were shot, but the fact that they're ALL THE SAME is just maddening. It's one of the reasons I actually appreciate Episode I. The overall camerawork was more dynamic.
The ending was strange but maybe the only way to do it. You could feel the passion in the review, but also the need for closure. And in a way, it was strangely the right thing to do. Unless for some incomprehensible reason you actually like the prequels, at some point the stupidity is too much to handle. You need to let go.