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When everyone else does it better, you've made a very good case for 'Who Needs James Bond?"

I like your take.

You have to watch TPM if you want to see Anakin was good once. And there is not a clearer way to show it than Anakin being a naive and selfless little boy.

MCU is probably the only other franchise that would need a Machete Order. But that's a topic for another video.

In my opinion, Timothy Dalton is the blueprint for what James bond should be. How hard is it to go shopping for an actor who literally fits the profile of what he is because when he read the source material by Fleming, he is James Bond it’s just sad back then that it was just wasted potential when he came in because he did a good job and hit it right out of the ballpark

These rewrites are amazing! Can't believe how underrated you are

Your theory is good, but i always had another explanation for the mural. The Xenomorph is the ultimate life form, and they experience rapid evolution. After going through enough hosts and collecting enough beneficial traits they ALWAYS arrive at the logical conclusion of the xenomorph because it represents the convergent evolution to physical perfection.

Great video! But, rather than being born on Polis Massa, Luke and Leia should have been born on Dagobah. This change would make Luke's line in Episode 5 make more sense: "Something familiar about this place."

Here's the machete I'm going to do next time. Star Wars: The Force Awakens up to the point when Han Solo says, "It's all true" at 54:00. Then the original trilogy. That's it.

When you were listing the machete order, for some reason after you listed Return of the Jedi, something happened to the audio where it sounded like you were just babbling incoherent nonsense words. It was only for a few seconds and then came back again. Didn’t take away from my enjoyment, but thought I’d mention it.

the heat tape used by IT was made to fail, the heat tape used by the down deep was not made to fail. therefore Supply swapped the IT tape with Deeps and that allowed her to survive

Honestly I wouldn’t skip any of the original six films, the sequels on the other hand…

In terms of post-apocalyptic stories, the 1921 novel "We" by Yevgeni Zamyatin is my favourite. It's basically the grand-daddy of dystopian sci-fi, coming before both Orwell's 1984 and Huxley's Brave New World. It's very surprising that it hasn't yet been adapted as a major film or TV series (it has had adaptations, but all low-budget European efforts).

Great video! More people need to see this!

I don't think Juliet stole "the good tape" that was the point. It was all meant to be the same tape. But she stole from the supply used for when people go to clean. There's even a line where she says that the tape was garbage anyway. There wasn't meant to be two types of tape. She had discovered a dark secret, and no one even noticed. Except I.T. Juliet didn't even understand why they were mad. Because the tape was useless anyway. Wasn't until the end when it starts to come together that she understands. Because until then, it just baffled her.

I feel like watching a new hope then empire, then only rots, and finally rotj is a better order. then after rotj you can watch phantom menace and aotc

Foundation video next?

This is way better on all fronts, from characters to worldbuilding. The only issue is that with all these changes it would be a juggernaut of a movie. Still, considering this is a first draft, you could trim some of the dialogue, and a lot of the action scenes don't need to be as long as they are, either.

I think they should keep the fight scenes gritty like the Craig era but the tone in general should be Sean Connery

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yeah right going from little 10-year-old Ani and peace in the galaxy to SCOORED in Padme, Ani somehow unsatisfied Jedi with hurt emotions, Idk, fking War going on between Republic and some strange separatist...even though Ep 2 is not good, the key plot in it is still undismissable, just like any other of the 6 films. I dont see how one could justify skipping TPM neither

My order of movies: A New Hope Rogue One The Empire Strikes Back The Phantom Menace Attack of the Clones Return of the Jedi Revenge of the Sith Solo The Force Awakens The Last Jedi The Rise of Skywalker

I want an animated version of the movie with the clone wars characters. #completetheclonewars

It should have been 2 movies. There is way too much packed into one.

Lol you can skip ALL of the sequels. All of them. Most fans don’t even consider them as legitimate.

I would say the sequels unless you want the full experience and maybe atoc or hot take empire strikes back

Honestly, I have usually preferred release order, not just to keep the mysteries of the prequels for later but also to watch the technical advances in filmmaking, but I might suggest "shuffle order." 4, 1, 5, 2, 6, 3. 4 to start off with no context for Vader/Anakin. Then 1 to give us the first glimpse of the Skywalker family. Then 5 to get to the "I am your father" and see Luke wondering if it's true. Then 2 to give us more CLUES that it's true without spelling it out entirely. Then 6 to see how Luke learned the truth, and then 3 to get the final full picture. (Then explore whatever other films you like.)

Good video, the TPM appreciation is very welcome. But None of the og 6 movies are skippable , they are all very important on their own way

I feel like most of the details you have been wanting to add are already in the movie. At one point I thought you were being sarcastic by SHOWING the scenes that made all of these details evident. The only exception would be of course Obi Wan killing Jango, then I realized you were serious. I would first point out Jedi do not "close circles", they simply let go and follow the path that is traced by the will of the force. Obi Wan is not constantly thinking about defeating or killing Jango during the movie. And that there is already a line where Yoda asks for Obi Wan to capture the clone template and bring him to Coruscant for interrogation. Mace agrees cause OF COURSE it would serve no purpose to kill him. Mace even regrets killing Jango cause at that point that source of information is gone forever. He only killed Jango cause this guy wouldn't stop shooting and killing others. Tales Of The Jedi shows a Dooku that disagreed with the Senate AND WITH THE JEDI, which I think is one of the best examples of why the show is flawed. In the movies, the Jedi and the Senate are two opposite forces (and also in The Clone Wars show). Jedi are never asked to do anything by the Senate , anything they do is either a petition from the Chancellor o the Council, when both come to an agreement. Tales also shows that Dooku displayed violent behavior in front of other Jedi, undoing what Episode II had established; that the Jedi consider "killing is not in Dooku's character" and that "he is an idealist, not a murderer". Dooku's real motivations in the movies are not political idealism, or Qui Gon's death. Realize some clones are older than 10 years and Jango was recruited by LORD TYRANNUS. So he has been a Sith since before The Phantom Menace. That's way too INVOLVED with the Sith ideology and agenda by the time of the war. That is his real motive. The movie shows The Jedi knew from the beginning that the army and the separatist were connected. They simply could not interfere as this is not their army. As Lama Su says, it is for the Republic. Palpatine on the other hand expresses he does not want war, so the fact that he embraces war so quickly takes everybody by surprise, BECAUSE he played it cool for 10 years. This movie is not about the villains, is about Anakin. Although Dooku is the final boss, the real villain is the dark side. Aside from that, you have the best analysis for this movie that i've seen on youtube in a long time and I'm glad to know that it is mostly intelligent people who like it. And I do think that the movie is too complicated for the general audience and this is its most important flaw. But I also know there was no other choice. Ep I and II both walked so that Revenge Of The Sith could run. Attack Of The Clones has been my favorite movie the longest however.

So last year actually went through the prequels again for the first time in many years I was pleasantly surprised at how good actually Phantom Menace was and I do think the attack of the Clones was actually the weakest of the three. Attack of the Clones was actually better than the phantom menace but I do not think that now

Just want to throw it out there : these days the kids urban horror/legend often involves tech like smartphones showing you things. It's the stuff kids come up with now. My generation was tapes and such and I don't find horror involving smartphones or modern tech scary. So it might be a generational thing? I don't know. Maybe it's the stuff we bore in our minds while we were still developing?

I think it be cool if episode 2 had more action scenes there could be a 3rd bounty hunter introduced after Jango and Zam who follows Anakin & Padmé to Naboo the 2 lovers would have a couple close calls and two eventually kill the 3rd assassin and that would bring anakin & padme closer and right in time for them to leave for tatooine

I’m not sure that I’d agree that Palpatine’s rise was meant to mirror that of Hitler. They’re quite different.

While I appreciate Episode I, I feel like skipping Episode II leaves us missing just as much. We would end up replying on explaining what happened, the old "show don't tell" mantra of film making. I would argue that the best viewing of Star Wars would be IV, V, I, II, III, and capping it off with VI.

I actually didn't start to enjoy TFA until I realized I had to view it as *not* a "Star Wars" movie. It's just a good sci-fi flick, the way Marvel's second attempt at FANTASTIC FOUR wasn't really a Fantastic Four movie but just a good sci-fi/horror movie. "Luke Skywalker has vanished" killed the movie for me right away because I knew right then and there that Mark Hamill would not be appearing until the closing scene(s). Of all the original characters, it's Luke whose growth over the years we'd want to see most, and they ripped that away from us with the first line of the scroll.

The best suggested improvement was having the Emperor trick Vader into stealing Padme's life to survive. I wouldn't have had Vader realize that's what happened, though, so as not to weaken his bond with Palpatine. One thing that has always bothered me about ROTS was the parallel approach to Padme's funeral and Anakin's reconstruction. It made the funeral seem like a rush job since saving Anakin's life must have been one. I would've had a scene prior to the funeral with Anakin's limbless body floating in a bacta tank, just to make clear his sorry condition and establish some passage of time between his torching and the funeral. Even better, Palpatine could've informed him of Padme's death as he floated in the tank, so that he would thrash around impotently in rage and loss. His reconstruction as a full cyborg could then be paralleled with Padme's funeral as a similarly solemn occasion -- two entombmemts taking place simultaneously, with both Padme and Anakin being laid to rest. And, of course, Anakin's line, "You underestimate my power!" before getting the big chop has got to go. I prefer the "Tombstone" approach, where Anakin quietly tenses with resolve, and Obi-Wan shouts, "Don't do it!" right before Anakin leaps.

If Anakin could hear "the light, rapid heartbeat of his unborn child," you'd think he'd have heard two heartbeats.

My favorite black sheep is obviously "The Last Jedi", which I rate the best of the "Star Wars" movies for being a movie made for adults rather than children -- one in which Rian Johnson takes all of the viewers' expectations for a combined remake of ESB and ROTJ and cleverly subverts them one by one. I watched TLJ in the theater after watching all seven of the previous "Star Wars" movies, and by the time I was done with marathoning 1-7, all I wanted was an 8 that connected 7 and 9 somehow -- really, the bar was that low. So imagine my shock when I left the theater after seeing TLJ thinking, "I don't believe it. They actually made a *good* Star Wars movie."

The one thing I know I would've changed is that I wouldn't have had Anakin obsessing over Padme at the beginning. That made him come off as creepy right from the start. Then, during his and Obi-Wan's discussion of how best to protect her, he should've showed some maturity that would impress her -- the transition from seeing him as a little boy to seeing him as a man would start then, and it would culminate in the bedroom rescue: When Anakin leaps on the bed and deals with Padme's assailants, she gets to see him in full growth as a Jedi, and even better, he gets to see her as an attractive woman rather than as the "angel" of his youth. This would lay the foundation of their relationship to come.

I wonder if Anakin before he killed the younglings sees a vision of them being tortured by Sidious so he would break them and turn them into dark side acolytes. Anakin then kills the younglings out twisted morality and out of confirmation he has the power to change fates.

Funnily enough i had a friend who first saw the saga as I, III, IV, V, VI and he loved it, though he did think Anakin's fall was too sudden.

I also love Newsroom by Aaron Sorkin.

I just watched these clips somewhere else. Including one not really involved in this video. There are a couple of times in this episode (including just before going into the oval office which you showed and at the beginning after talking to the VP), where a TV is on. At the beginning of the episode there is talk about a disease one of the (senators maybe, it doesn't matter) other people in the government. Then just before the Oval Office, there is talk about government oversight. These are. both good writing too. It's really background noise for the most part and seemingly unrelated to the story. It is however talking about the main theme; what do voters deserve to know about the candidates and how should they be able to hold them accountable. It's probably the first time we were aware of the president in the show not necessarily being clean politically.

Learn how to use background music properly. I don't wanna hear goofy upbeat piano music on a video about unsettling and discomfort games. It kills the whole vibe

The narrative is so heavily improved with these additions, it almost makes the original seem shallow because of all the points it set up but unknowingly didn’t pay off. I love how palpatines promise to cheat death was fulfilled, it’s so tragic that anakins life was saved at the cost of padmes

I would suggest skipping the sequels 🤣

Interesting video. But, to me, the most skippable film is definitely Rise of Skywalker. 😅

If you’re into older creepy games you should check out Aliens and Alien for the Amstrad. And the Thief series.

My wife agreed to watch Star Wars with me, probably gonna do machete order ending with ROTJ!

Gatekeeping art is the only reason Vincent van Gogh is going to be remembered for all of human history If video game, companies and people in general, keep trying to gate, keep video games as an art form the next hundred years it will be remembered as the ultimate art form the ultimate form of human expression Cuz that’s the only reason I can think of why people are against it being an art form is because it would put every other art form to shame you don’t need music anymore because you can make a music video game. You don’t need drying anymore because you can make a drawing video games in I am being. Overdramatic like you’re always need music and will always need art, but it slowly gets replaced by technology. People aren’t downloading drawing engines anymore. They’re downloading a game with a drawing engine in it. Kids aren’t all drawing on pieces of paper. A lot of them drawing games that are colouring games are drawing games. Video games are the ultimate form of art