Qui Gon and Kenobi VS Trade Federation Droids | Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (1999)
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Qui-Gon Jinn and his padawan Obi Wan Kenobi, fight their way out of the Federation's ship.
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Jedi Knights : " let's do supersonic speed in this episode and than never use it again "
Maybe they were using it the whole time when fighting Maul. Its just that the audience is matching their speed so we can see what's going on.
@@LeftytheGansterGremlin otherwise it would be bad screenwriting, right?
@@spartanlion2819 Oh absolutely. I'm not one of tnose guys who hypes up George Lucas like everyone else does these days just because they hate the sequels.
Well that's the problem since they are human. it will take time to recover depending how much they had use it, but since they are very well trained and it will shorted the period of recovery but still they can get tired as well as their metabolism and physical body must be kept maintained to be able to apply this.
@@postalervice9202 you ever leapt out of the way of a speeding car? Same principle. Speed and agility you never use, and by the time it’s over you’re shaking and feel lightheaded.
All these years and as many times I’ve seen this movie, I’m just realizing they used force Speed to get out of the way of the destroyers blasters 😂
Here for the same lol
First time I noticed it too. Friend mentioned it and I was like wtf!? really? Now I see it. The effects they used are comical lol
Looked dumb then, still looks dumb in 2021.
Is that a thing canonicly speaking?
@@lucasd9469 know about in video games. Mainly from KOTOR
This melted my 11 year old brain at the time. I don’t care what anyone says, I love the prequels and ep 1 in particular.
Not just you brother. its the middle of the movie thats a bit on the slow end Politics politics trade trade senate blablablab, but the start and finnish is CINEMA GOLD
Hell fucking yes!
Prequels are awesome
thats called an opinion, there is no best star wars episode, if you want to have a favourite out of the 6 movies go ahead
@@theonetruefusion8533 I see what you did and approve lol
That moment when you realize how close Qui Gon was to thwarting the sith
He wasn’t a conventional Jedi, but he got crap done.
If only they’d used the force speed thing to get behind & kill those two droids…
@@kemsat-n6h It doesn't work like that.
@@kemsat-n6h did you not see the whole freaking shield they have up? It would take power stronger than a lightsaber to destroy that shield. Like a shot from a Naboo Starfighter, which we see later on in this film
@@iamjayrts25 he was talking about reaching the droids before they could power-up their shields, the droidekas needed 3-4 sec for that after they stopped rolling
Qui Gon: We Just Want To Negotiate
Viceroy: You’ll get your negotiation when you fix this DAMN DOOR!!!
XD
Really underrated comment haha
Parker
Parker Gunray
Qui Gon: But the negotiations...
0:45 The blaster shots that started 67 years of galactic war. Such a simple, yet series defining moment.
67?
@@Mourtzouphlos240 My above comment refers to the Canon continuity’s series of events (32 BBY-35 ABY). Now if we’re talking legends, that goes up to over 170 years (32 BBY-140 ABY).
@@nicholasmendoza3550 I think it officially stopped and started up again for the Sequel Trilogy.
Going by Filoni-verse, Palpatine's parade of murder lasted for about 40 years.
@@Mourtzouphlos240 That is true. I was mostly referring to this situation starting the whole chain of events leading to Palpatine’s rise, the Empire, and eventually the First Order.
The Sequels never existed
If only obi wan used this speed when catching up to qui gon
Possibly he was exhausted from the fighting and the long jump he had to make already? If he wouldn't have led with his head so much he wouldn't have gotten kicked off of that crosswalk to begin with.
he would have fallen into the pit
Someone did that video... He ran off the deck and fell in the hole
Too risky, either he'd slip or get obliterated plus it wasn't optimal since he needed his strength to fight maul, those moves drain alot of energy
In the comic it was said that he did in fact use force rush/ force speed but couldn't time the energy gates properly so he became hesitant
Liam Neeson and Ewan McGregor had excellent on-screen chemistry together. Made you kinda wish they worked together in more movies.
Really hoping Neeson comes back in the series. After all it's during Obi-Wan's exile on Tatooine that he communicates the most with Qui-Gon as a force spirit.
@@ricksaburai about that lololol
@@epnlvr9790 man, i really want another season.
@@ricksaburai It sucked dude the whole series was shite
@@zakvondaniken9327 eh, had its moments. But I agree it wasn't good overall.
This scene is so beautiful. By the first time we were able to see the real power of a Jedi and their amazing light saber.
We saw that in return of the jedi.
The real power was them using Force speed to dodge the blasts from the droids.
The power to run really fast and never used again
2:43 bruh moment
not
I just love how terrified the Nemoidians of the Jedi. Really shows their legendary status at that point in time before they fell.
The one guy had apparently encountered them before and had some idea of what they were capable of while Gunray had no clue what he was up against 😂
@@gokublack8342That never occurred to me but it makes so much sense. Gunray is so naive about the Jedi compared to Hakko and Dofine. It's a great little dynamic tbh
I love it how the Jedi kindly let the Droid Waiter leave before fighting against those Battle Droids.
The scene with Qui Gon twisting the Sabre into the door was good
One of my favourite versions of The Force Theme leitmotif, right there.
I always love seeing the Viceroy panic too as he does it.
@@nickthepick8043 they are still getting through
@@petergresh516
THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE!
"We will not survive this" 5 sec later: "They are no match for droid-decas!"
In Mexican Accent: "Sir!, They've gone through the ventilation shaft!"
Iconic how Qui Gonn and Kenobi have a green and blue lightsaber respectively because green is the colour of Northern Ireland where Liam Neeson is from and blue symbolises Scotland where Ewan Mcgregor is from
Coincidence. I think not
Green represents catholisism too and there has been conflict between Catholics and Protestants in northern Ireland for over a century now so having green represent Northern Ireland could be taken the wrong way and cause quite the shit show.
Jedi consulars have green lightsabers while jedi knights have blue lightsabers, temple guards have yellow, jedi that is split between light and dark side have purple(mix of blue and red), siths have red, white/silver lightsaber is when jedi stop crystal bleeding, there is also orange lightsaber but so far there is no much info about it.
@@Extreme96PL Qui-Gon is far from a Jedi Consular. He despises Council politics and prefers action to talking, and his bladework is among the Jedi's finest, making him more of a Guardian, or perhaps even a Sentinel. If anything, Obi-Wan is more of a Consular than Qui-Gon, as he much prefers talking it out whenever possible, though still believes in a direct and practical approach when the situation demands action.
KOTOR's class designations have no bearing on what color a Jedi's saber is in the Skywalker era. Typically most Jedi use Blue or Green Kyber Crystals (though Windu uses a purple one as a reminder of his own inner darkness, a big reason why he also uses Form VII as his preferred stance, and also because Samuel L Jackson requested that color personally), and most, if not all Sith, use Red Kyber Crystals.
It still leaves the question as to where Rey got her yellow crystal to forge her own saber at the end of Rise of Skywalker.
@@Extreme96PL the lightsaber crystal colorations as far as sentinel/guardian/consular go is legends and has been struck from Canon outside of temple guardians unfortunately. George Lucas said "good guys have green and blue, bad guys have red" and that's all there was behind qui gonn and obi wan having green and blue.
2:03 I love the detail of Qui-gon's lightsaber going through the first blast door while it closes off.
Yesss. I also love the sound it makes at 2:15
I love his expression afterward: "Well then, if that's how you want to play this"
This scene sets the reason why Qui-Gon dies by darth maul’s stab. A lightsaber will melt your insides. But Disney wants us to believe people can live through that now haha
People live through being cut in half keep crying
@@godzilla101188 😭😭😭😭
In fairness, it can depend on where you get stabbed/slashed and how quickly you get medical attention.
@@godzilla101188cut in half vs having a thousands of degrees laser sword simultaneously boiling and vaporising your insides. These are not the same.
Exactly it liquefies your insides while setting you a blaze.
A really awesome scene to establish how powerful the Jedi are.
Exactly!, this beeing the beginning of the end of the golden age we have not seen before
Yeah but they are still no match for droidekas 🤣🤣
I don't like this scene. Like there are 2 Jedis, one of them a master, and they have no chance and have to flee because of 2 droids? It kinda seemed like droidicas where this completely powerful being even stronger than Jedi masters
Exactly what George Lucas had in mind when he created the prequels, to show the Jedi Order in their prime, so to speak.
@@thebecksbeerboy583They Are nicknamed destroyers for a reason
Episode 1 is more than episode 1 for me. Not only was it my first Star wars movie but it also happened hook itself to some of the better years of child hood. These scenes will always be soaked in nostalgia for the rest of my life.v
Like what?
100% with you. Same here ❤
I love the amount of body language the Battle Droids have in that first encounter. All of the Red security droids are twitching and looking around nervously when the doors open, but the Gold officer droid is holding still and staring directly into the mist. They all tense up, ready to fire and lower themselves into fighting stances. Then they all ease up and stand up straight when the protocol droid exits. Then all take a step back when the lightsabers ignite. They then try to surround the jedi and close in to shoot inside of the jedi's reach to prevent their shots from getting reflected.
It's attention to detail like that the really sells you on the idea of reality.
Wow Thank you for giving me something new after all these years! The fact that they put that level of attention in
@@samsschool3639 No problem, I love this movie and am happy to help others show it some more love too.
"Surround the Jedi" a technique the clones would perfect thirteen years later.
Youre the first person ive ever seen who liked this. This would be fine for storm troopers but why in gods fucking name would they make battle droids do this. The whole point of using droids is to avoid these kind of human flaws. They should have zero fear, they literally had that programmed in. Why?! What idiot would want that in a battle droid?
@@cheffboyaryeezy2496 What idiot wants emotions in a droid designed to repair a damaged ship? Why is R2-D2 programmed to back-talk and sass his masters? All droids in the Star Wars universe just seem to have a standard emotional capability installed, regardless of purpose or necessity.
Besides, the OOM-series of the B1 droids are meant to be able to interact with organics. The red security droids require the ability to think and reason to do their jobs properly, since they'd be dealing with internal problems, like crime between the crew, recognizing the different levels of authority among the commanders, and being able to realize when they need to adapt to changing circumstances.
You could also look at it this way; all droids need to have some level of self-preservation to prevent pointless destruction. However, their duties will put them into the line of fire, so that contradiction would easily be seen as nervousness or fear.
1:16
"Check it out corparal. We'll cover you."
"Rodger Rodger"
"Uh-oh. Blast them."
Only Liam Neeson can make stabbing a door look so cool. 😎
Damn straight.
2:45 Forced Speed if you're looking for it!
You know, that would be absolutely terrifying. From what I imagine, Blast Doors are designed in the event that a breech in the hull is made, so they cut off depressurization. That’s three layers of, lowballing here, durasteel, and Qui Gon was melting it all within the space if a few minutes. Fifteen at tops.
Minutes??? It was happening within seconds!
That's why the Jedi are badass; merciful, but badass
Had the Droidekas arrived any later this would've been over considering the doors were destroyed by a random droideka shot shows how close they were to getting in
@@gokublack8342 definitely there his lightsaber was there is a bigger hole now
2:19Seeing that in theaters as a kid was Major Hype
The scene, where Qui-Gon Jin uses his lightsaber to open the door is one of the most hype scenes in Star Wars imo.
There is sth. about the music, Qui-Gons calm demeanor and the reaction of the Nemodians, that just makes the scene so memorable.
Filled me with endless awe as a child ❤
2:15
This and the fight with the Droidekas still gives me chills even after all these years!
2:15 Casually sticks his hand into molten metal.
In fact no. Hard to see, but his hand a bit in retreat.
Still must be hot as hell tho.
@@slynthehedgehog8061 just thoses lava particules have to burn his hand very badly
@@lapizza7175 The force man
@@gokublack8342 yeah force users are built different
@@lapizza7175Force HEAL guys cmon wasn't it obvious?
0:40 I don't know whether it's the sound design combined with how quickly the situation escalated or something else entirely but seeing this scene as just a kid was amazing. And it still gives me goosebumps to this day
I came here after watching the scene in Jabba's palace and the Sarlacc fight from Return of the Jedi. Interesting to see people's reactions to the Jedi at the height of their power vs a galaxy that has forgotten what they were capable of. The trade federation had an army equipped to invade a planet and they panic when the Jedi show up. Jabba has a few guards and a rancor between him and Luke and he laughs in his face.
Exactly, the end of the golden age for the Jedi I really felt they did a good job in portraying that
@Richard Violet True, but it's still telling, especially given how much weaker Jabba's forces were than the Trade Federation.
Wouldn’t say this is the height of the Jedi, that was about 70 years before TPM during the High Republic, this is more start of the fall of them but they are still extremely dangerous to encounter
2:21 the sheer panic from him…chills!
2:23 THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE!
As a kid I watched 4, 5 and 6. When I saw this and the line "Have you ever encountered a jedi knight before?" Had me laughing.
The craziest thing in this scene : The force speed or the fact that Qui-Gon Jinn's saber can melt 40 - 50 cm of steal in 3 sec without burning his hands ?
That would require 1 GW : the energy of a nuclear reactor.
Even if he'd been wearing gloves, the handle would've melted too...
Its the force
Yeah, with modern earth tech. This is tech from a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away.
You guys assume its steel, it could be any alloy we dont know about
Lightsabers have temperatures equal to that of the surface of a star
I’ve always loved hearing their Irish and Scottish accents together.
You don't hear McGregor's Scottish accent at all, as Alex Guinness was English, he uses a English accent.
lol, Obi Wan has an English accent.
@@ThomasWilliams89 I dunno, I’ve heard his Scottish accent slip several times.
@@Arak_Drakoniz mistake from the actor then lol.
Obi Wan: Master! droidekas ahead.
Qui-Gon: there's no time, we still have one more scene, let's use force speed.
Then lets never use it again lol
Think if only they managed to breach the bridge, the viceroy would have been captured and spilled the beans about palpatine and there would be no Star Wars
Viceroy didn’t know that Palpatine was Sidious. He’d have spilled the beans about Sidious but no one would know who he is.
@@kgunitkeese17 true. They'd know there was someone behind the separatists but by the end of the Phantom Menace they not only know this anyway but also that he's a Sith Lord. It's still crazy that if at any point they intercepted or listened into these transmissions they'd immediately realize it was Palpatine.
@kgunitkeese17 If the Trade Federation didn't specifically know that Sidious was Palpatine himself they at least knew he was someone in the Senate who wielded immense power and influence, hence "I will make it legal". I'm sure the Jedi could figure it out if the Viceroy surrendered their correspondence. After all, his idea of a disguise is just wearing a hood that barely covers his eyes lol
@@bobsnow6242 right as soon as obi wan and yoda saw the hologram of sideous talking to Vader they knew he was palpatine.
“Close the blast doors!”
“That will hold them.”
Poor choice of words Viceroy.
2:15
Disney: Yep, a human could survive that.
"They survived because they are strong with the force" -someone who isn't using their brain
Saying Disney Star Wars isn't perfect? What are you some racist homophobic phandom menace CHUD or something?
@@wolfiewoo3371dude it’s literally a franchise about space wizards and shit like that. This mf trying to melt that door is one of the least unrealistic things Jedis have ever done
@@sicksadworld765 Then why don't the Jedi solve all their problems by phoning up godzilla and asking him to shoot his rainbow colored atomic breath at all the Sith and the empire remnants; turning them into friendly happy people that want to help the galaxy instead of destroying it? I'm sure godzilla would be happy to help, Cloud Strife is good friends with him so he can vouch for the Jedi.
@@wolfiewoo3371 what’s my blud waffling about
1:49 That scene and music. Nostalgic af.
2:11 RIP battle droid who tried to kill two Jedi by himself.
if you really think about it. They were the first to introduce a Jedi/Sith carnage hallway scene. Although this is not as great as Dart Vader's/Maul/Luke scene but I think it a pretty cool tradition.
Never face a force user in a hallway.
Pretty much every special effect before 2000 looks like that
@@stolasgoetia93
Especially not a Skywalker.
@@DarkMatterX1 Maul did the same carnage like Vader and Luke without using a lightsaber Xd
@@masteryoghurt2110
The droids in the mandalorian are way stronger than a clone
Chills on the theater at the time...the first time we saw the true power of a lightsaber.....and with the Force Theme playing in the background!
1:24 Gotta love that attention to detail with Qui-Gon's choreography. It's not just swinging a lightsaber around all acrobatically, it actually looks like a precise martial art.
Panther! Jiu-Jitsu! You are skilled, but this is not a dance!
@@davsavchavBatman Begins reference
This is what happens when you hire an actual martial artist (Nick Gillard) as your fight choreographer and stunt coordinator. It's a crime he wasn't brought back for the sequel trilogy and is likely the core reason why most of the sequel trilogy fights suck.
I came to see Qui Gon freak out the Trade federation by melting through the blast door
Liam Neeson the boss
Literally searched “qui gon vs door” cause I wanted to see it again 😂
@@JaRyBo13 looool
2:40 “it’s a standoff, let’s go”
Meanwhile, Luke can tear through 17 dark troopers
The Dark Troopers didn’t have shield generators.
@@darthethan1995 And to be fair, Luke is on a whole other level.
Wtf. Dark Troopers dont have shields? Those things are premium federation tech from back in the day. On another level.
I mean, Kyle Katarn blasted his way through legions of Dark Troopers in Legends, and he wasn't even a Jedi yet.
Dark troopers ain't shit compare to the droidekas, they were called jedi killers for a reason. My account is name after them because of how awesome they were in bt 2 ps2
2:39 my favorite scene when I was a lil kid of 5/6 years old!
When I was a toddler I enjoyed the sight of B-1s getting cut like butter when I first saw Phantom Menace, it made me Hijack a VHS/DVD console to play it multiple times!
1:57 Whoever mixed that sound at Skywalker Sound deserves a promotion!
The vice Roy saying “this is impossible” with the big music hit is peak Star Wars
Remember seeing this in 1999 on the day it opened. This scene was EXACTLY what I was hoping for the whole time between Return of the Jedi and that day. The technology just didn’t exist in the 80’s to do this scene.
When I was a kid and saw Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park for the first time(s), I ALWAYS hoped George would make a new Star Wars with the technology that existed in this time period. So when people hate on all the CGI that was in these movies, we would have never seen what the Jedi were totally capable of without it. My 15 year old self was BLOWN away by this shit. I’ll never forget the first time I saw it. Because basically in the first 20 minutes, it hit on everything I had been waiting for since I saw A New Hope as a little kid. Loved it. 🥰
(I was born in 1984. The year after ROTJ came out. Saw the OG trilogy for the first time in like 89/90 maybe even earlier. So for me, it was like a good 10 year wait imagining what this would look like given the right tools. They nailed it)
You know, the prequel trilogy may have its flaws, but you can clearly tell that George was at least trying to put heart and passion into making them.
I mean, just listen to how much fear is in the Neimoidian's voice at 2:14!
That really conveys how powerful the Jedi are supposed to be.
The prequel trilogy is masterpiece.
@@guiwom7692
I don't know about being an absolute masterpiece, as they do have a lot of flaws to them, but I will certainly say they're masterpieces compared to most of Disney's crap.
Barry Allen would be proud, these two used the speed FORCE. Lol jk
underrated comment
I understand that reference
Yes
Was the super speed added in special editions? I am Mandela Effecting SO HARD right now.
The rolly polly Droids are some of the coolest designs in Star Wars. This movie had a lot of innovation.
2:59 I can just picture starkiller absolutely soloing that entire army with just the force
I love how these two just happen to do the force speed but never to be seen again
2:25
I love how Qui Gon looks so indifferent and briefly glanced upward as though asking himself "is it time to clock out yet"?
"You were right about ONE thing master" Did he just jab at Qui-gon?? I missed that as a child 😂😂😂
I never noticed that they used the force to leap Forward a great distance like they do at 2:45.
@@NostalgicGamerRickOShay I believe that was "force speed" I was so stoked they used that in the movie along with force push
And they NEVER USED IT AGAIN
“They are still coming through!”
"This is impossible!"
“Where are those droiddekas?”
@@mxlody8458 "Master, Destroyers!"
“They have shield generators!”
@@kylgrv it's a standoff, let's go!
Fun fact: This is the first Star Wars film to use both blue and green lightsabers in the same film.
Man the lightsabers in this movie look incredible!
2:45 damn
I love how when the battle droids see the lightsabers light up they’re immediately like “oh fuck” lol
I really like the battle droids. They're such lovable little dopes.
Something so satisfying about him melting that door down with the lightsaber
The government when cases are still happening during the strictest lockdowns 2:20
More like at 2:19 to me in my personal opinion.
I always liked how Qui melts the door. And anyway, I was about 8 years old the year this movie came out, I watched it about 100 times, if not more.
0:45 is still my favorite explosion in all of cinema
You can tell by Darth Sidious voice that it is Palpatine.
I love Qui-Gon's twirl at 1:25
I'd like to think think if they managed to get through the blast doors they were gonna kick some serious ass on the bridge.
Everyone talking about the jedi, but the battle droids are the real beauty of this scene.
They're actually intelligent, and know what they're doing.
I know it's not the best but it's my first introduction to star wars so it got a special place in my heart
Jedi use force speed
Battlefront 2 veterans: Just like the simulations!
(I know it used in the Clone wars animated series too)
It’s always so satisfying to see Qui-Gon cut through the doors especially when he cuts straight through probably would’ve gotten in if the droidikas hadn’t shown up
"They must be dead by now. Destroy what's left of them."
What? What are you talking about? What's the purpose of opening the door so soon? Just leave it closed for like two hours or something.
I like your choice of scenes, and that you upload them in high quality!
1:16
I miss this voice for the B1 battle droids.
When Qui-Gon Jinn melting thru the blast doors with his lightsaber and the Jedi music is epic!
This scene was one of the coolest moments in Star Wars when I first saw it . They raised the stakes so high I really thought Qui Gonn was going to get into the room.
Edit: I think using that level of Speed Drains them entirely. Notice they only use it in retreat .
If this is true it would explain why they never use it . Tactically you would only use it in a retreat .
Makes sense dude, like a sprint, armies would never charge each other with heavy sword and shileld while in battle like in the movies because they would gass out and be cut down
And its not like the Flash power that everything slows down for them
In fallen order using that move gives them force exhaustion so it makes sense tbh
Not a bad theory. Also have always thought of it like, it’s the same ability as force jump. They basically are using all their energy to propel themselves forward or up.
back when sabers actually cut through stuff
I don't want this stunted slime in my sight again 0:10
As a kid i teared up when the door started melting. These unstoppable forces.
100% the best film in the prequel franchise. This scene is so iconic. Ewan McGregor and Liam Neeson at their best.
Erm no ROTS is miles better
@@kurtbarlow5408 ROTS imo has too much CGI, it’s not done very well. And the story and pacing is meh, anakins fall to the dark side is done terribly and without warning. Phantom menace was a complete Star Wars film, it felt very much like an OT film. The pacing is pretty perfect with a beginning, middle, and end, good characters, etc. Episode 2 and 3 are very weird episodes imo.
ep1 is soaked in nostalgia for so many. esp the ones who say it the first night it came out. First movie i got to stay up late; it was a special occasion . i was only 7. we also came in a little late so we just came in as the jedi were breakin the doors in
plagueuis was alive during this episode ^^
No?
@@ajdominguez1002 he was palpatine kills him the night he's made chancellor palpatine
That’s actually very chilling
@@ajdominguez1002 He’s actually in the background during one of Palpatines scenes
@@TheJokerx420 Really? Which one?
Saw this movie in theaters with my dad, seen it many times since and never noticed them running at super sonic speed.
2:01 Close the Blast Doors!
... open the blast doors, open the blast doors!
2:27
Qui Gon made a hole
Obi Wan: *Obi-Wan popped his head in there* Hello There!
Padawan Kanobi, you are a bold one
@@legothoron1 kenobi*
I rememver this scene being epic as a kid and playing it on ps1 phantom menace or power battles was another level of epic, hope we one day get a prequel trilogy story game for ps5 or ps6 cuz im gonna be dead by ps6 or 7 😂
Never thought Id measure my lifespan in "years between PS model" commedy gold dude 😂😂😂
Nah dude. You’ll make it, I believe in u
@@Stage-SideStories thanks man you rock!!!
Force run looks super cool. This movie is good
1:20 obi wan swings wildly and jumps right into the fight while qui Gon takes his time with his decisive strikes. Feels like a bit of foreshadowing for the maul duel.
No one show the blast door melting clip to Disney. They think lightsaber stab wounds are something you can walk away from.
When Jedi start Speedhacking to get out of line of sight.
I love QuiGons impression without words, next door is closing, more massive, stronger, ..continue the melting. Love it from the first moment as a child in cinema.
2:44
force speed lol
what's cool is that these Mark 1 battle droids have the skeletal figure, especially the head, of a gungan. it's a ghastly detail i just now realized.
They were actually based on Geonosian skeletons.
“It’s *never* a good place to hide...! We’re *always* in the ventilation shaft, every ship we go on!”
1:57 I love that sound when he plunges his lightsaber into the droid!
Two jedi vented
Qui Gon was an impostor. 1 impostor remains
Sus
qui gon sus
John Williams never disappoints.
Itd be great to see a series about the adventures of Obi Wan and Qui-Gon.
The Jedi Apprentice book series starting when Obi-Wan was 13 were mostly pretty good if memory serves.
@@usul573agreed. I remember picking those up and my mom taking me from library to library trying to find the right one that was next in the series.
THEY'RE STILL COMING THROUGH!!!
This Is Impossible!
Where are those droiddekas?!
@@mxlody8458 droddekas proceeds to roll
“Master, destroyers!”
@@kylgrv "They have Shield Generators"