Star Wars Revenge of the Sith - Palpatine revealed himself as a Sith Lord.
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- After Anakin Skywalker told the Supreme Chancellor about Obi-Wan Kenobi currently fighting Grievous, Palpatine finally revealed himself to be Darth Sidious, a Dark Lord of the Sith. Skywalker was torn between his desire to learn Sidious's power and his duty as a Jedi to turn him in.
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The way palpatine plays on anakins fears and weaknesses always impresses me. He is a master of manipulation.
That's why his Sith name is "Sidious", bacause he is insidious, uses manipulation as a weapon.
My thoughts exactly.
Sideous was the one planting the nightmares in Anakin's mind while he slept.
Sometimes I wonder if he was too good, and if he's why there are so many fans who seemingly despise the Jedi, or at least if that's the case for some of those fans in question.
That's how fascism works
Ian McDiarmid totally nails this as the scheming yet oddly likeable and seductive Sith Lord...he has really added depth to what was meant to be the antagonist from a single movie...
He is a great actor !! Actually he is a theater actor, that's what makes him such talented, portaying two characters in one single movie.
you can really feel he is the devil in disguise
@@ckr9547 Even deadlier than the Devil
@@starwarssagalatinamerica2808 ehhhhhh let’s not go that far.
Don’t forget that the Devil was one of, if not THE inspiration for Sidious, not the other way around. While Palpatine is a master of evil and manipulation, he’s nowhere NEAR the range and scope of the Devil.
Only way to truly defeat him is to accept Jesus and follow Him.
@@tweso1499 Yeah... thought that was going to be a religious statement.
"Don't continue to be a pawn of the Jedi council. Be a pawn of the Dark Side."
EXACTLY !!
@@Daquan0394 its a ytp quote
“What did you say?”
If you are to become a complete and wise leader, you must become- a complete and wise leader po- po- po- po- po-
but darth vader was 2nd in command, anakin wasn't even allowed to be a jedi master. the council did constantly hold him back. palpatine did give him power
Palpatine’s manipulative nature is truly terrifying. You can tell he’s been planning this moment for YEARS. And he executed it perfectly.
Execute....Execute Order 66!
You wouldn’t think for one second that he is evil he sure fooled me
He’s a politician so…😂
What if he declined though, would palpatine have killed him on the spot there?
@@rominn2184 If Palpatine accidentaly said execute order 65, a clone troops or a guided missile would kill him.
Love how Palpatine is just chillin looking at the death Star plans and anakin doesn't even bat an eye
Even as vader anakin never gave a rats ass about the death star.
Anakin was weak minded
@@kennylindsay268i don’t think he care about the empire, the republic or anything. Only people he loved, and hated
Unfortunately these are not the death star plans, would be an awesome easter egg
He was always very good at planning ahead
Anakin: “You’re the Sith lord!”
Palpatine: “Well it’s about time you figured that out! I’ve been dropping hints like crazy!”
'Well I am a slow learner.'
@@hellstrom4209 do you deny it!?
I know right? He pretty much gave it away since that cool as fuck theater scene
"Misa is the lord of the SITH!"
@@DarthPferd "a sith lawd!?!"
That smile after he says “save your wife from certain death“ is honestly fucking spine chilling.
I think it's very touching how much Palpatine cares about Anakin and his wife.
F**k the Jedi. Total dicks.
I know right? It's so fitting!
It's a smile that's not a smile.
He knew about their marriage because captain Panaka would tell palpatine about it when he discovered it. He would go on to be a loyal moff with the rise of the empire.
100%
Mace Windu: I sense a plot to destroy the Jedi.
Yeah, you noticed like 3 years too late.
Hahaha, indeed, Sidious design the perfect plan to destroy the Jedi.
Well I’ll give him that at least he sensed it.
Well a 1000 years too late
@@starwarssagalatinamerica2808 _"... an effective Jedi trap..."_
@@user-qs8em6kg5i Darth Bane's plan.
I love how his Sidious ROTJ voice becomes more and more apparent throughout the scene.
He was revealing himself to Anakin as a Sith Lord, he's real persona is Darth Sidious.
@@starwarssagalatinamerica2808 do you really think I don’t know that
Lol ^ this exchange tho 😂
You can hear the constant change in tone of his voice throughout the scene; the soft spoken, grandfatherly tone of Palpatine and then the deep, creepy tone of Sidious.
@@madgavin7568 “i can feel your anger….”
I can see why Anakin turned. Palpatine is almost like a father figure to him at this point. He was consoling his grievances towards the Jedi and slowly turning him against them. He's brilliant
He’s Anakin’s shoulder devil. His id.
@@gamestation2690 whose his shoulder angel? Qui Gon or Obi Wan?
@@jameshaggerty8348 Either Obi-Wan or Padmé.
If Qui-Gon was still alive, Anakin would never turn. In fact, he would be disappointed how the Jedi became so arrogant
But Obi wan and Qui Gon were also father figures for Anakin.
3:14 small detail, when Anakin ignites his lightsaber, Palpatine can very briefly be seen almost drawing out his own lightsaber on instinct, but he restrains himself and puts it back up his left sleeve.
I always wondered why he used his hand like that. genius detail!!
It's kinda like in a western movie when an outlaw twitches his hand because he's about to draw his pistol
@@Gage_Brumley he was gonna kill Anakin if he chose wrongly
@@petergresh516how could he? He had a lightsaber so close to his face. Anakin probably realized Palpatine had one himself and would react quickly if he drew it.
@@CasabaHowitzerdepends. Palpatine could easily force push/lightning him away and then either draw his blade or fry him to death. In THIS particular scenario- had Anakin tried to kill Palpatine Palpatine would’ve sensed it and killed him on the spot
I once met Ian McDiarmid in my home town when he was doing a performance at the national theatre. Spoke to him about his role as Palpatine. Awesome awesome guy !
Did he speak with his Palpatine voice ? 🤣🤔
Did you order 66 tickets of his performance?
woah
Did he told you about the tragedy of the Darth Plagueis the wise?
Did he turn you to the Dark side of the Force?
Palpatine: Know the power of the dark side. The power to save Padmé.
Anakin: Keep my wife’s name, out your FUCKIN MOUTH!
Best comment I have seen all day. XD
Lmao 👍
😂😂😂
@@princesseuphemia1007 lol
😂
2:22. He's been planning *meticulously* for this moment for years at this point. He knows the time is ripe to drop this bomb, and you can see the satisfaction and thrill he's feeling. He's playing a very dangerous game, making a massive gamble, but he has taken infinite pains to control all the variables. McDiarmid absolutely NAILS this character.
Interestingly enough, in the Legends novel Darth Plagueis, the young Palpatine himself is manipulated in a similar way by Darth Plagueis. Plagueis excellently created a scenario where Palpatine was pushed into a corner by his abrasive father who disapproved of Palpatine's friendship with Hego Damask (Plagueis' public persona), just to see how far Palpatine would go to become an "emancipated being". Well, Palpatine killed his entire family, and upon contacting Plagueis for help, Plagueis reflects on the risk he is taking by revealing to the young Palpatine his status as the sole Sith Lord in the galaxy to turn him into his apprentice
It’s like that moment in the movie Oppenheimer when they finally test the atomic bomb. All the planning and engineering and secrecy all leads up to this one moment where they legitimately have to role the dice and depending on what happens, the plan will either succeed or fail spectacularly.
i always wonder how anthony hopkins would have done it if he played palpatine
Not so much gamble, he was still in control. Infact, if Anakin tried to attack he would have killed him there easily and then activate Order 66 anyway and blame the Jedi Order for Anakin attempt to kill him.
I love that little hand gesture Palpatine did with his left hand at 3:15 immediately after Anakin pulled his lightsaber, as if he was preparing for the possible impulsive strike from Anakin and getting ready to summon his lightsaber to block it.
It's a subtle detail that most would miss the first time viewing it and even though Anakin didn't strike Palpatine down It's still a cool detail nonetheless.
I always thought he got nervous. Although powerful, dark side users have fear. But I like the way you interpreted this as well.
@@66ggodss.3 Agreed, I thought - and still honestly prefer to think - that his hand movement there was just a nervous reaction, and he was just trying to keep himself calm in the face of danger so that he could keep doing what he does best.
Palpatine always thought of everything... I'm sure he considered the possibility of Anakin getting violent with him and had his saber on him.
@@B52Stratofortress1 He didn’t think of everything when Vader threw him down that thing :)
Palpatine lets his guard down though allowing Anakin to drive further into the Dark Side
2:18 love how he says "the nature of the dark side", then holds his mouth open as if hes in awe of it, which he is. Its ominous as hell, i love this scene.
"Look at that subtle dark side coloring. The tasteful thickness of its red lightsabers. My God, it even has lightning and immortality"
1:35 "More and More, I get the feeling, that, *Chancellor Palpatine could be a sith lord."*
3:50, that is acting. The subtle shift in the voice is brilliance. Even the shape of his lips change when his real sith voice comes out.
also from 3:14 look at Ian's hand as Hayden pulls out the lightsaber. It is shaking and twitching. This is Palpatine's biggest gamble, revealing his identity to the chosen one Anakin Skywalker, the student he has secretly been training and grooming for years. Putting all these years of planning of this one decisive moment where you fully convert and trap the most powerful force user/jedi in the galaxy. His acting is really amazing.
Mike, that's a good catch. He looks genuinely worried. Is it real worry or is it just a game he's playing with Anakin? Such a great performance!
@@mattr.1887 Sidious at this point was more powerful than Anakin (who had yet to reach his potential), and he definitely had a hidden Lightsaber on him just in case. He wasn't worried about being attacked, he could defend himself just fine and there was no point in hiding his true identity anymore at that point. Given Palpatine's mastery of the art of manipulation, it was definitely more a game he was playing with Anakin than genuine worry.
Lol there is nothing subtle about these movies, but it's definitely entertaining!
Sidious is so well written.. The level of manipulation and reasoning he uses here is so compelling that the dark side genuinely sounds worthwhile and fulfilling
The best villains always make really good points
.. The level of manipulation and reasoning he uses here is so compelling that the dark side genuinely sounds worthwhile and fulfilling--maybe it's is
To an extent there is manipulation. But to another extent there are truths... Never mind the darkness in these truths.
Choosing the path of the Sith is a viable one for many personal reasons, just like choosing the Jedi. In real life, it would be more about having control. It wouldn’t be Sith killing civilians it’d really only be Sith & Jedi killing each other fighting for power/control. Because of course the Jedi want to be in power just like the Sith. Two sides of one force. You can pick either
Not a single Jedi sense the Sith at all, and he was right next to them. How can a Jedi not sense that huge force right next to them? It's beyond stupidity. Well, here my friend is the biggest plothole of the sequels.
This scene alone is better than all the sequels combined
I love the sequels but this scene is a masterpiece
@@wolverinestudiox5221 happy you loved them dude. I wish I did, I loved TFA before the last jedi came out. Yes, this scene is a master piece 👏
@@yestoES355 yess I get why you don’t like them but I just feel a special connection with them. I don’t wanna sound cringe
@@wolverinestudiox5221 nah that’s great dude. I have that feeling with the prequels. It’s not cringe 👍
@@yestoES355 tfa had so much potential thrown out the window
When fans first saw this movie they were dissatisfied with how "quickly" Anakin turned to the dark side, and unfortunately they blamed it on Hayden Christensen's acting. Eventually the Clone Wars came out and showed how this was a gradual transition from the light to the dark, not a quick transition. Seeing Christensen's portrayal of this conflicted character again makes me realize that Christensen never did a bad job at portraying Anakin, quite the contrary.
Right. Hayden was never the problem. I do understand some fans were upset at first because back then we didn’t have all the answers, but now we know
I mean, this movie doesn’t take place immediately after AOTC, it takes place three-ish years after, I think people didn’t realize that at the time this movie came out
hayden's acting occasionally sucked a little in some scenes of AOTC, but by revenge of the sith he had it down pat and was really good at the anakin role.
It’s not Hayden’s fault for his acting. He literally was doing his job and following what George Lucas told him to do. People just need to fucking grow up and stop blaming actors for bad performances when it’s really the director’s fault.
@@Ay3shizzle I agree but not in every sing case. Sometimes it is just bad acting. Now I suppose one could argue even in true cases of straight up bad acting that it falls on the director for not recognizing that. At any rate I believe in Hayden's case it was just a matter of bad direction on George's part.
"Use my knowledge! I beg you!"
"You are the Sith Lord".
@@starwarssagalatinamerica2808 "are you going to kill me?"
@@moviereviews541 Anakin : "I would certainly like to ".
@@moviereviews541 -Yes, in about 23 years.
*doesn’t actually teach him* lol
How this man didn't even get a Oscar nomination for playing such an amazing villain is criminal
Yeah he deserved an Oscar for this performance honestly
I love how Palpatine snaps a last manipulation at the end.
A: "Im turning you to the Jedi Council"
P: "Yes, you should. But you are not sure of there intentions, are you?"
GOD of manipulation. The evil himself
The Jedi were just as selfish as the sith
@@mikejones-mo8xh Palpatine manipulate you !
@@mikejones-mo8xh Yup they had decayed. In Empire Strikes Back Yoda states that a Jedi only uses the Force 'only or defense, never for attack', and yet Qui Gon and Obi-Wan Kenobi ambush Darth Maul in Phantom Menace - proof of Yoda's claim that they have become 'too sure of themselves'. They begot what they deserved because of that.
@@chrisdale3087 it's the other way around, darth maul ambush them
@@AliOssol No, if you watch the Phantom Menace, you'll see that Darth Maul stands in the doorway blocking the way but he doesn't attack. Padme says 'we'll take the other way' and 'Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan light their lightsabers first and jump at him and attack - which was against Yoda's teachings that Jedi use the Force for defense only and never for attack. They should be waiting for Darth Maul to instigate the fight first before attacking him.
If only they knew blocking Palpatine's attacks with 2 lightsabers forming a x is enough to kill Palpatine
LoL
I think that's why he had General Greivous on his side until the end of the War.
My only real complaint about that movie was not giving palpatine a good fight. I wanted some epic duel or something. But no, X marks the spot
She was all the Jedi tho. X formation activated!
Now *THAT* is the most stupidest way to defeat Sidious. Though as a consolation prize, the effort did kill Rey, for a brief time.
2:31 I like that Palpatine knew he took a big chance and seemed a little nervous telling Anakin that he knew the dark side. He honestly was kind of afraid he went a little too far and Anakin might have attacked him right then and there. Then when Anakin draws out his blade, you can see Palpatine fidgeting his hand, like he's getting ready to draw out his saber, in case Anakin didn't take the bait.
He hoped he would get his slave but incase it didn't work he was ready to clap anakin
Remember, Palpatine is a psychopath. He's spent years grooming Anakin as an apprentice, using Anakin's need for a father figure and support as manipulation. But Palpatine is unable to feel empathy or connections to other people. He views people as objects.
@@mish375 yeah , one thing I love about the clone wars show is that count dooku and maul both tell the Jedi about Papatine , order 66 and Darth Vader but the Jedi don’t listen . Showing us that the Jedi can make mistakes too and are not perfect . It adds realism to the franchise .
@@Fire-kid20 I think one area where Attack of the Clones missed the mark was not showing that the Jedi were just as susceptible to corruption and stagnation as the Sith were. Their downfall was partly because Palpatine used their false assurance in their Order against them.
I really have to watch the animated shows. Clone Wars because it sounds like they go where I wanted them to go with that story. Plus we would get more of Palpatine's manipulations behind the scenes. And I need to watch Rebels because Filoni brought my favourite SW villain of all time (Thrawn) back into official canon. I've seen clips of both shows and they look really good. Sometimes shows are able to expand on story points that would be cut out in a movie.
@@mish375 I’ll go ahead and tell you this , Darth maul is alive in rebels .
The negotiations were short.
Another unimpressed look from Qui Gon.
Kenobi - "I must rethink my life."
@@TheLatiosnlatias02 I forgot this nice video, thanks.
Ian McDiarmid is so talented. You know how much fun he had playing this role. Palpatine is such a well written character and it required a fantastic actor. Ian fit it perfectly.
Oh boy, what a calm and reasonable figure Palpatine is, teaching Anakin to see the bigger picture, take control of his own life and even trying to help him save his loved ones.
I am sure Palpatine really care about Anakin and would never do anything bad for him
3:13 I love the little twitch in Palpatines hand when Anakin lights up his saber. Shows he was either ready to fight back or holding back his impulse to attack.
Palpatine revealing himself was a huge gamble, Anakin was conflicted to stay a Jedi or become a Sith.
@@taraungoogle8482 Yeah. Palpatine knew that there was a possibility that Anakin would try to kill him immediately. He tried to minimize the risk, but it was not gonna be 0, so he wasn't gonna do it without a backup plan (i.e. dueling Anakin) in case things go south.
3:16 look at that hand twitch from Palpatine. He knew this was always going to be a risky moment, he was ready to defend himself. Amazing subtle acting
Masterclass in acting. This scene really sells the entire arc of the prequels.
This is the one time I think Palpatine was a little afraid. He had played it smart but very safe up till this point. Now he was about to see if all his hard work actually paid off. For all the scheming and dealing and manipulating, the whole plan comes down to Anakin’s free will in this moment.
"If one is to understand the great mystery, one must study all its aspects..."
I mean... he's not wrong.
Yeah but he's still being deceitful. He only cares about the dark side. The Jedi code was narrow minded and dogmatic and there was plenty to criticize but he never had a "larger view."
My thought exactly
@@galactic85 That's why he's the villain
Agreed
He reveals his intention in the next line "Only through me can you achieve a power greater than any Jedi." Slippery.
Palpatine: Are you going to kill me?
Anakin: Yes
*Written and directed by George Lucas*
That’s not how the film works.
@@TheProtagonist2020 🤨
@@TheProtagonist2020 r/whooooosh
@@TheProtagonist2020 Bruh
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Anakin: You're the Sith Lord! *stabs*
DIRECTED BY GEORGE LUCAS
Honestly the Jedi made it easy to turn Anakin to the dark side. They belittled him, excluded him and didn't explain any of their reasoning to him. And after telling him to follow the rules all his life they just break them themself when Anakin is literally begging them not to. It's like they can't imagine at all how Anakin feels.
I like that Anakin said What did you say?
Literally exactly! Let's not forget it was also their bullshit that causes Ahsoka to leave the order which was one of the biggest blows to Anakin that made him turn to the darkside. Looking at you Mace WINDOW cough cough. The Jedi like Luminara Unduli , Mace Ki-adi-Mundi of the prequel era got what they deserved. The truly great Jedi were ones like Qui-Gon and Plo. Yoda was great but his advice to Anakin just needed to be better worded and explained. Seems like Yoda to me meant everyone everything is part of the force and when they / we die we become part of it so since we're all part of the force and all meld into it we don't truly part. Our bodies are merely a shell. This to me is actually true to life and it seems like this is what Yoda meant. The problem is his wording is not the best for an emotional upset and worried Anakin.
Then again, they’ve been doing their thing for over 1,000 years. Arrogance to their ways (it’s been done that way, why change) easily leads to their downfall
@@tobylanglois3698 You can’t really say Mace was a bad jedi or anything like that, or blame him for anything the jedi did. Especially since he’s been against Anakin since the beginning. We get mad at Mace because we’re all fans or Anakin, and want him to succeed, but we’re being bias. Realistically speaking, Mace was literally right the ENTIRE time about Anakin, and the chancellor. So there’s no reason for us to bash or go at Mace like he wasn’t right all along. Not only was Mace a great jedi, but he also backed up what he said with actions, such as defeating the sith lord.
@@PYLrulz1984 The problem with the Jedi was they didn’t adapt. When we were kids we saw the Jedi as heroes, and we’re sad and upset when they lose. But as you grow up, you see and understand that Palpatine was right, and the Jedi are just as bad as the sith. You also realize the republic is very much corrupt as well, and that the only true people who were actually true to what they stood for, was the CIS. The CIS only formed because of the corruption in the republic, and they personally, saw this first hand as they were former senators themselves. The major problem with the Jedi was that the sith were the only ones able to compete or go against the Jedi in a big way. They were their true rivals, yet, them knowing the force works in mysterious ways, didn’t think nor anticipate an attack from the only people on the galaxy who could stop them, even if they were considered to be extinct. It’s a foolish move not to be prepared for the only people able to stop peace and destroy the Jedi. Their downfall is totally on them, and them alone.
Ok. I love how the moment Anakin realizes who he REALLY is talking to Palpatine’s humble voice instantly turns into borderline devil voice. GREAT job Ian!
One of the best scenes, very well written dialogue
I loved this scene, Ian McDiarmid was perfect for the role of Palpatine.
“I know there are things about the force that they are not telling me” chills every time man, its one of my favorite Anakin lines
The writing behind Palpatine's art of manipulation is absolutely genius. He constantly uses others' drama to course them into helping him attain greater power and it works. He did it to Padme and the Decoy Queen of Naboo to throw Valorum from office and become Chancellor through the Naboo crisis, he used emergency powers during the clone wars to give himself absolute power, fooling the entire Senate during turmoil. He used Quigon's death to turn his master, Count Dooku to the dark side and help him set the table for the Empire, and he used Anakin's clashing with the Jedi Council to turn him to the dark side.
Palpatine's greatest power of all really is his ability to influence others' hearts and minds.
how did he used quigon's death to turn count dooku to the dark side?
@@nehemiahuriel it was in a novel and comic that took place after Phantom Menace and before Attack of the Clones. Count Dooku is Yoda's apprentice and Quigon's master.
I love how he was voted to become chancellor to have a leader tougher on the separatists but he was the one leading the separatists. Lmao
How could he fool senate ..if he is the senate
He is puppet master he played both sides & then threw the separatist leaders as they're trash after they done their purpose. Extreme expendable & then cover ups.
3:08 that smile... He knows exactly what he's doing
It echoes the smile he pulls on Luke when he talks about how "the deflector shield will be quite operational when your friends arrive."
“I can feel your anger,it gives you focus,makes you stronger”
I'm gonna turn you over to the Jedi Council.
@@jaredruff9823
Of course you should….but you’re not sure of their intentions, are you?
@@ronaldcheng1857 I will quickly discover the truth of all this.
@@jaredruff9823
You have great wisdom Anakin. Know the power of the Dark Side. The power to save Padmé.
@@ronaldcheng1857 Master Manipulation 🐍😈
"The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist."
-Roger "Verbal" Kint, The Usual Suspects.
I know Hayden gets a lot of shit, but I love his facial expressions when it dawns on him that a friend and mentor has been playing him and everyone he cares about for so long.
The Devil comes first as an Angel of Light with false promises and lies
I love how when he begins to talk about the dark side of the force his tone of voice changes from gentle to dark and scheming
The way Palpatine says "dogmatic, narrow" at 2:38 you can really get a feel for how little he respects jedi.
Come to think of it, he was probably internally rolling his eyes so hard watching Anakin be all conflicted about killing dooku and for not following the 'jedi way'
Anakin: I’m going to turn you over to the Jedi council
Palpatine: of course, you should
Mfker already knew he had the whole thing in the bag
Mace Windu was partly to blame for the downfall of the Jedi IMHO. Under his leadership (and before) they'd become too involved in politics and were starting to take sides. They were really supposed to be a religious order who followed The Force, not the will of The Senate. By taking sides the political machinations of the The Republic and enforcing its will, I think they made it inevitable that some would grow to mistrust them and turn against them.
The Jedi became weak and the evil Sith used the power of politics to destroy his enemies.
I can't resist I just gotta say it "oh great even in a galaxy far far away it's a black man's fault every thing is all jacked up"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. My DARK sense of humor is strooooonnnng with me!!!!!!
@@michaeltruthson6262 HAHAHAHAHAAH
@@starwarssagalatinamerica2808 I wouldn’t shirk all the blame on windu or any singular individual, rather the whole Jedi structure at the time became all to easy for the sith to manipulate.
@@GreaterGrievobeast55 Agreed.
The fact palpatine just smiles when he blatantly reveals to anakin call he he is the thing he’s been destined to destroy all theze yeas just shows how much how much of a master of manipulation he is 😭😭😭
Palpatine: "Are you going to kill me?"
Anakin: "Maybe, but I wanna hear how exactly you think the dark side could save Padme in full detail first."
Palpatine: "I know you would... I can feel-- Wait what?"
Anakin: "Just explain it to me in simple terms. How does the dark side save people from dying?"
Palpatine: "W-well I'm not exactly sure, but I know that together you and I-"
[Later back at the Jedi Temple]
Windu: "So then what happened?"
Anakin: "So then after he basically admitted to being the Sith Lord, he tried tempting me to join him by telling me the dark side could save people. I asked him how, and he couldn't answer... so I lopped off his head. You're welcome by the way."
Windu: "You did WHAT?!"
Fisto: "Haha! You seems surprised mastah windu, man. Ofcourse Skywalker would do such thing as necessary"
Koth: "I cannot imagine if you hesitated, one of us might have died facing this Sith Lord we've been looking for!"
Now I absolutely want a "How it should have ended" clip of this.
I mean the prophecy dictated that Anakin would destroy the Sith, he just would’ve done it sooner. And maybe he’d gain the rank of master…
I just love how when Anakin threatens to turn him in Palpatine doesn't lash out or so much as resist, he just lets him go very well knowing he's already won and that he'll come crawling back. He's got everyone in checkmate and he very well knows it. Chilling.
The novelization does an even better job with this scene, I think. Palpatine offers Anakin the role of his Apprentice, in a way that seems like a political role, but which would make him basically the #2 most powerful person in the galaxy. He gets him to start naming anything that he wants - a luxury apartment, the entire luxury complex, the planet Corellia, the whole system of Corellia - and that any and all of this can be his with the snap of a finger. Then when Anakin laments that he really only wants one thing (power to save Padme, power over life and death), Palpatine reveals that Anakin can have even this, if he joins him.
3:08 is when anakin realizes fives was right.
Yet he still chopped off Mace's hand and knelt to Sidious.
@@brandonmedina494 Because Mace was gay.
How was fives right again?
@@hydrobazooka he knew about the chips and order 66 but no one believed him
Me: Remember those assassins that almost killed Padme years ago? He sent them.
Anakin: *Cuts down Palpatine without hesitation*
The smile of a man with all the pieces in his hands.
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Using Padme to get to Anakin was the cherry on top.
Sidious was the master manipulator.
He even manipulated Padmé, the Jedi, Dooku, the Republic, the Separatists and even Anakin
Anakin: your the Sith Lord
Palps: WELL ITS ABOUT TIME
I'm sure he didn't anticipate him turning and was testing him, but Mace Windu should have gone himself. He would have been able to gauge his reaction himself and if he sensed a plot to overthrow the jedi then he should have known not to send the person he says he doesn't trust and has a clouded future.. I would just think he would be wiser than to make that mistake.
3:00 Learn to know the Dark Side of the Force, and you will be able your wife... *...from certain death.*
*smiles terrifyingly*
Chills. Every time.
You can tell Ian McDiarmid was a Shakespearean actor before he started doing Star Wars. He truly is brilliant in every scene in this movie he's in.
I love how much Palpatine goes out of his way to manipulate Anakin- he was perfectly willing to lie to him about being a Sith if it meant he'd trust him. Him becoming disfigured and placed in a robot suit definitely wasn't part of the plan.
I think Hayden really nails Anakin Skywalker’s turn to the Dark Side; lots of uncertainty, frustration, fear, and internal confusion or conflicts if you will
That "I know you would" it has a delicious energy, like a plan falling perfectly into place
Ian wasn’t born to play Palpatine. Palpatine was created to be played by Ian
Ian Mcdiarmid was the best casting choice George ever made. Best of the best
Sidious: Are you going to kill me?
Anakin: I would certainly like to.
Sidious: * nuts *
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And still, that monster nailed Anakin like homework
"dreams are My speciality. Through dreams I influence mankind" -Legend-
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Palps: My mentor told me everything about the force. Even the nature of the dark side.
Anakin: Who is your mentor
Palps: You ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plegueis the wise?
Anakin: Yes... You told me that
Palps: Good. Him
Anakin: ...
You're a slow learner aren't ya?
Palpatine: Dewit. Oh shi-
Directed by George Lucas
Notice that when Anakin went for his lightsaber, Palpatine’s hand was about to go for his, but he had to maintain composure.
0:58 Ahsoka and Rex appear
That smile Palpatine makes says it all that becomes a meme now that he has revealed himself
This is so much better when you factor in what happened with Ahsoka
Naw she’s a trash character that doesn’t work. Nobody would trust anakin with a padawan
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@@juliandavidhoffer2022 well too bad man. Guess what? She exists.
@@dannyhernandez265 it sure is and that’s why I moved on to bigger and better things.
@@juliandavidhoffer2022 it’s Star Wars man relax, people like you dissect everything and just hate on everything
George Lucas is clearly a student of history. Palpatine seems to be a well put together combination of Hitler, Stalin, Julius Caesar, Caesar Augustus, Caligula and Diocletian. George also seems to have mirrored historical events when writing about Palpatines plans, for example, Order 66 is an obvious copy of the Night of the Long Knives.
This is very effective, as it makes the events in an otherwise unrealistic fantasy land seem very plausible. The fans who criticised the prequels obviously knew Fuck all about the world around them to not see that
Now we got mass murdering right-wing dictators like Netanyahu, Modi, Naftali Benett, Trump, Muhammad Bin Salman, George Bush, John Howard, Tony Blair, Zelensky
Apparently Palpatine was also inspired by Richard Nixon.
Have you ever considered that Palpatine and by extension, some of those names you listed are not so evil?
good points indeed. People who whined about George Lucas were idiots, they were only valid really when he made silly edits to the originals that weren't needed. Those criticisms are valid imo.
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"Are you going to kill me?"
"of course"
*roll credits
When Yoda says “great care we must take” he actually means “come up with no plan whatsoever” :)
1:00 Palpatine was looking at the Death Star plans here
the guy was straight up looking at his evil plans IN THE BUILDING WITH JEDI MASTERS IN IT. what a champion
Which one?
Nope it’s a battle plan.
If you pay attention in 2:30 you can actually hear the stress in palpatine's voice, truly wonderful actor ian was
Love how dark this part of the movie is
I just think it’s crazy how Anakin, who for the last 2 years or however long the Clone Wars lasted did nothing but defend Palpatine as a good friend, even when one of his own soldiers in Fives straight up told him that the Chancellor is evil, he still defended him. But when those suspicions were actually true, Anakin drops almost everything and is on the verge of killing the man who for years acted as a father figure and someone to talk about his feelings with where his own Order was failing him.
Well, now he knows that Palpatine is Sidious. The very same Sidious who orchestrated a war, and is who is responsible for the deaths of many of Anakins other friends. The fact that Sidious has done all that he has done, try to assassinate padme, create maul and tyrannus, along with everything else, and Anakin still is hesitant? That speaks volumes.
@@ransomweslock2007 Does Anakin or anyone really know that Sidious manipulated the war? I thought Nute Gunray and Tyranus were the only ones who knew. I mean Sidious could have been a random Sith not connected to the political stuff. Also it could have been another Sith lord, because the rule of 2 have been (seemingly) violated so many times with Dooku and Grieveous etc ... ? I'm not disagreeing, I just try to understand
Well it's the general assumption of the Jedi that Sidious was behind the war. That war was costly to Anakin, even if he benefited from the experience and reputation he gained.
@@bm-ub6zc There is a scene in AotC where Tyrannus outright tells Kenobi that "Darth Sidious" is controlling the senate. I don't blame you for forgetting it because AotC is such a bore, but the Jedi _knew_ the Dark Lord was pulling all the strings right under their noses. The trouble was solving the mystery with a war going on, and accusing the Supreme Chancellor in wartime is the kind of shot you don't take until you're 100% certain.
@@bm-ub6zc in the ROTS novelisation, Mace Windu states that he tracked Darth Sidious to the Chancellor's office. The Jedi Council believed that Sidious was amongst Palpatine's staff or guards. They didn't believe that it could be Palpatine himself as Palpatine was already Emperor of the galaxy in all but name.
Ian McDiarmid is one of the true gems on the crown of prequels 1-3.
That shit at 3:49 is VILE, dude.
Windu was right, Palpatine’s reaction to the news DID give them a clue to his intentions.
I never fully realised that Palpatine was the one putting the visions of Padme’s death in his mind until now. He was showing him visions of what would happen if Palpatine actually won, meaning Palpatine was actively trying to cause Padme’s death and turn Anakin to the dark in the hope of preventing it.
Let’s be real. Mace Windu was alllllll about taking over the Senate for himself. He wouldn’t shut up about it
Seriously, the prequels age like fine wine!
Not for shit heads who attacked the cast
3:15 anyone notice that Palpatine almost whips out his lightsaber in his sleeve, but pulls back at the last second
When you know he is a sith lord and can see the possible future you would appreciate the writing of his dialogues and dialogue delivery even more
The way Ian McDiarmid channels that manipulation is absolutely incredible
The symmetry of Palpatine's office is really satisfying.
Ian's acting is perfect. Palpatine is my favorite movie villan of all time.
3:15 WATCH PALPATINES LEFT HAND!!
The man was ready to dance.
1:46 anakin's facial expression is very revealing.
Wisdom was Anakin's dump stat. High stats everywhere else, for a human, though. Except maybe charisma. He actually has more of that as Vader.
Clone Wars Anakin has charisma in spades
Because as Vader he doesn't have to give a shit anymore
This scene is so brilliant.
And Palpatine's voice. Sometimes you hear Sidious speaking. The Chancellor's soft voice mixed with the Dark Lord's evil tone.
3:14 Palpatine almost draws a lightsaber from his sleeve but then stops himself.
Wow. I never noticed that before
Brilliant
Ian was perfect for this role he indeed nailed it what a performance brilliant.
I love this scene. It's also funny that one moment, Anakin hates the Jedi council and then the next few moments when Palpatine reveals himself, he turns him to the Jedi council.
Ironic. He could save others from manipulation... but not himself.
God damn he even had me sold on it.
Palpatine sus
An among us player I presume?
3:16 Anakin: 😠 You’re The Sith Lord.
I know what's been troubling you. Listen to me. Don't continue to be a pawn of the Jedi Council! Ever since I've known you, you've been searching for a life greater than that of an ordinary Jedi. A life of significance, of conscience.
3:44 Are you going to kill me?