Because of content ID, I cut a few bits out so the upload would be allowed, namely part of the battle of Utupau, Padme's crying shot, and part of Bail landing at the Temple. On tiktok and Instagram, I have uncut versions sitting there. Game Content is also deliberately not included in this cut because of their interactive nature, including both old EU scenes and new canon game scenes. They just don't work the same way and lose major emotional weight when you cut them down. Please be respectful about this choice. docs.google.com/document/d/1oholqKfI2MmH64sJ-KtcPEobnhjGal5l1eJE75KekfM/edit?usp=sharing Use the following Google Doc to see the full 4.5 Hour Supercut for yourself, then follow the instructions there. As a bonus, you can also download the uncut version of this Extended Order 66 Video as an "extra" from the document in the Episode III section. I've included both 1080p and 4K HDR versions to download.
Just to be clear the original 4.5 Hour Supercut I've download some time ago titled "ROTS - Extended Edition - MS x265.HDR.2160p-v3" has not been changed, Correct? Update: Nevermind I see your movie is at V4. I'll update my library. Thanks.
Ahsoka’s survival is even more incredible when you think about the fact that Anakin is quite literally the reason she was able to survive being shot at from such close proximity like that. He literally taught her exactly what she needed to be able to survive Order 66 without realizing it.
I was thinking exactly that. This is an amazing show of the skills anakin taught her in tales of the Jedi. And then she adapted it to make a hole for her escape, improving her masters teachings. was amazing
Because only a few Jedi, like the Yoda-Dooku-Jinn-Kenobi-Skywalker chain, are wise enough to teach their apprentices actual combat skills. Not just the bare minimum to protect themselves because they "aren't soldiers". Jedi combat doctrine by the point of order 66 was literally that it was unhealthy and improper to focus on war and combat more than was absolutely necessary. Those Jedi above said "Fuck that, youll damn well be learning how to PROPERLY fight, given that we frequently serve as soldiers(!)"
3:54 R.I.P Plo koon. He was one of my favourite jedi. he trusted and loved the clones so much that the last thing he expected was for them to blow him up.
2:23 - I wish this had Cody's line from the novel. "Would it have been too much to ask for the order to have come through before I gave him back the bloody lightsaber?"
I used to wonder why Palpy didn't get tired of having to say "execute order sixty-six" over and over again on the radio. I now realize that he absolutely loved it. He'd wake up each morning and think fondly of giving the order before settling in to each days' (repetitive) task with joy.
I'm pretty sure that he didn't give an individual message to each and every Clone Commander. He probably just did for the Jedi Council, as they'd be the biggest threat.
@@Awesomest915no remember he told Commander Cody specifically to execute order 66. So he probably sent individual orders in person to do it for the biggest threats.
@@Warsie But all his other orders are just the same take over and over. Notice how his inflection is identical between his orders to the Wolfpack (the ones who shoot down Plo Koon) and to Rex. He probably gave the order to Cody personally just to have the satisfaction of actually saying it to a Clone.
5:44 Zett Jukassa was a legend. he fought back against the clones. Bro's thoughts were "If I am going down, I'll go down swinging!" He was just a youngling, but he fought those clones like a beast!
@@ninetailedfoxcommander876 congratulations you managed to kill a child armed with a sword while you had machine guns, but he still took down 10 of your number out of a total number of 15. You are undoubtably the most pathetic group of soldiers I have ever seen you will all be fed to the Sarlacc
5:10 One of the most ironic and saddest parts, is that even though Anakin was never granted the rank of master, and the council never acknowledged him as being one, the jedi younglings saw him as one, and even referred to him as Master Skywalker and trusted that he would be the one to save them. But little did they know that he was too far gone, and being "Master Skywalker" did not matter to him anymore, and they unfortunately would perish despite trusting him and having hope that he would be their savior.
He did fulfill the prophecy about bringing balance to the Force in the end. During the reign of the Empire, the Force was tilted heavily in favor of the Sith. With Palpatine's death and Anakin's redemption, balance was restored. And then Disney torched all of that.
It depends on age, Even if you are a knight, younglings still have to refer to you as master. Same reason ahsoka called him master. Had nothing to do with rank.. it's respect. They would of called ahsoka master.
@@AdderTudeSo did Legends when you think about it. As much as the New Jedi Order in that storyline is great and what should have been in canon, somehow Palpatine also returned in that timeline and also made Luke evil....... Then Chewie's death in Yuuzhan Vong War happens and Han basically blames his youngest son Anakin Solo for it and never considered to forgive him until he died...... But hey, they named a starship after him so thats forgiveness right? Then the thing with Lumiya and Jacen Solo becoming Darth Caedus. So much for Anakin bringing the balance in the Force on that front........ And finally, the issue of Darth Krayt destroying everything Luke and his allies built in the future.....all because Obi Wan apparently left him to die........ Both Canon and Legends (post Return of the Jedi) have great missed the mark on almost all fronts except a few.
Not certainly in that way. Anakin was introduced to the rank of knights and had a Padawan, which means he was also a Jedi Master. It can also be attributed to the fact that five-year-old children are unlikely to particularly understand ranks; they know that Skywalker is a famous Jedi general, well, ok, that means a master. This is a child, not an adult professional.
It did matter to him. He forced himself to do these things to dive deeper in the dark side in order to learn the secrets to saving padme. So palpatine told him. That's why he cries. He can't believe he's doing what he's doing, but he needs to save his wife.
Order 66 is the most heartbreaking scene in all of Star Wars. The Jedi, the heroes, the good guys, ruthlessly and brutally murdered down to their youngest members by those they trusted.
Why do you think it's called Revenge of the Sith? The Jedi had this a long time coming for Genociding the Sith on multiple occasions. Plus they are just a religious cult and had literally 0 authority to attack Palpatine outside, we don't like his religion.
@@chopper39405 Jedi committed treason. Is that enough to justify a genocide against every Jedi? Including Jedi who weren’t even at the temple or even knew about palpatine being a sith? Yes the Jedi did attempt the genocide against the sith but sith are equally as bad if not worse. The sith use slavery, hostages, and attack civilians without any real reason. The Jedi and republic did have their fair share of war crimes and faults, but they are no more than what the sith have done for thousands of years. The Jedi had compassion for their citizens and their soldiers. Order 66 wasn’t a back up plan in case the Jedi tried to overthrow palpatine, it was an order of genocide by a Sith Lord who started the clone wars and all the tragic events after it. While the Jedi certainly aren’t perfect representatives of peace, they are definitely better people of good moral values than the sith.
@@thedetectove That is, in your opinion, the second in command of the Jedi, who essentially controls the Jedi Order, accompanied by 3 strong masters, attack the office of the Chancellor of the Republic and this cannot be considered as an attempt to overthrow the power of the Republic by the highest leadership of the Jedi, this is not a reason to believe that the Jedi Order has gone against the interests of the republic? During the times of the empire, when the Sith ruled, that is, Darth Sidious and Darth Vader, life was better in the empire than under the republic, new and old. In the empire, slavery, piracy and many other problems were eradicated, in the empire the government tried to create a stable state, life was better in the empire. Yes, this rule was at the expense of military power, yes, the Empire committed genocide to many races that destabilized the situation in the empire and disrupted its order, but at the same time, the planets were even allowed to have an independent policy, have an army, planetary shields and even a fleet, as well as much more. But then the time came and the Jedi rebelled again, and the situation in the galaxy again became destabilized, after which more races that openly supported the rebels were subjected to genocide. As a result, after the victory of the Jedi, complete chaos ensued in the galaxy, and after that another war. If it weren't for the Jedi, the empire's structure could have lasted for centuries and developed life in the galaxy, the empire could have become the best state that has ever existed. Yes, this was achieved by various “wrong” methods, intimidation and genocide of unwanted races, but this ultimately led the empire to prosperity, to the prosperity of life in it. What happened to the Republic before the Clone War, or after? Constant conflicts, piracy, slavery, corruption, intrigue in the Senate, enormous poverty, and much more.
This is the first Order 66 edit Ive seen that HASN'T lazily blended all the audio & scenes together from all the various movie/show perspectives. Excellent work. I'm quite impressed 👌
Rex was telling Ahsoka to look at Fives's file about the chips. He meant for her to find the information to confirm why the killing of Jedi is happening. Fives tried to save the Jedi as he died for what he believed in. 😢
@@jamesplunkett8912 seriously- if Fives hadn’t done what he did, Rex would never have been able to warn Ahsoka about what to do. Ahsoka would have most likely died, and Rex would still be under the influence of the inhibitor chip.
@@someghosthunter if I remember correctly most of the 501st speech in battlefront 2 was just them talking in past tense. So the guys just talking about the past, could be wrong been awhile since I popped in Bf2. Gonna load it up when home to check
Didn't realize this until now, but Rex says, "Fives. Find him. Find him." Because in the earlier seasons, Fives tried to warn them all about the inhibitors. I also noticed that Rex was on the verge of tears, probably realizing that Fives was right.
Although the Fives/Inhibitor thing wasn't a bad plot, I always liked the old canon better, where the Clones always knew they were going to kill the Jedi, but they also just knew never to say anything about it to anyone.
Rex in that moment was trying to hold onto something, What fives said, trying to warn him and Skywalker about the chips. It was probably the ONLY thing be could think of in that moment as he fought against the chips effects. Cody and other clone commanders would have done the same of they knew about the chip.
@@TheeTy294the no chip was just never feasible, because a clone could have just either slipped the conspiracy up or just flat out refuse. If there werenbo chips at all, most clones wont even follow the order. Especially the ones under Plo Koon. And Plo Koon is basically another Jedi who could basically go toe to toe with Palpatine.
3:25 They all aimed directly at her chest/heart, i remeber reading that she treated the clones like brothers and when the order came, they all wanted her to go as quickly as possible with no suffering
@@muddro420they wanted to ensure she’d die with no pain at all, at least that’s what they hoped to achieve. “When her death came, we wanted to make sure it was quick. She had earned that much.”
Whether it's the cannon mind control chip or Legends contingency orders preprogrammed, Order 66 was a master plan, the perfect trap for the Jedi, and with each new content, the depth of that plan simply boggles the mind.
I never liked the 'chip' retcon. The brilliance was that Obi-wan (and the Jedi) were TOLD the clones would blindly follow orders in Ep. II. Also, as Ep. III was both a history allegory of the German Republic becoming a fascist Empire and a warning for our own militarization and post-9/11 'security' mentality, it touches on the "just following orders" pitfall of soldiers.
@@RonW4684maybe it makes the Clones a follow orders thing, but A) Clone Wars paints a lot of contradictions to that even before the Disney Canon exclusive seasons 6 and 7. Especially in season 4. B) the whole contingency plan is just boring to me personally. It makes the clones seem more like assholes than anything and truly no different than organic Battle Droids. With the inhibitor chip, it makes both the Jedi and Clones super tragic victims. I get where you’re coming at with Order 66 being comparable to fascist Germany, but that doesn’t make the contingency plan thing any less boring to me. Especially since it doesn’t even matter seeing as how only 66 ever mattered.
@@Mojo1356 gotta disagree, the chip makes them more like droids, not less. It's exactly what you'd do with a robot, modify the programming to modify the function (or targeting, in this case).
@@eddymercan7487 how about I show you Clone Wars and Bad Batch where Rex and Wrecker both tried to resist the inhibitor chip’s programming? No Battle Droid would dare disobey an order in such a manner.
Out of context, it's almost like the humanized version of Bambi. Where a mother is being brutally murdered and she screams for her son to run and not look back because she doesn't want him to see her die.
That sweet little boy asking Anakin what they’re supposed to do always breaks my heart. That was the first time in the movies someone called Anakin Master. He doesn’t look like he enjoys it, but he feels he has no choice. So much wanton death and destruction…a cinematic masterpiece to crush our souls to pieces.
One detail i love is that even though the clones are generally very tactical and speak in a way similar to modern soldiers, when they receive order 66, they don't say "yes sir" or "affirmative" or some generic military style term, instead they say "It will be done my Lord" and "yes, Lord Sidious" like a trooper of the old Sith Empire would adress a Sith Lord, it shows both how petty Palpatine is to code that in their programming just to stroke his ego, but also shows how through his infiltration he was slowly turning the Republic into the new Sith Empire from the inside and this is the singular moment when the transition is complete and the facade falls apart
It doesn't make sense also. The orders literally are public contingency orders, the Jedi would see that shit when they go through the contingency orders. It would make more sense for "yes chancellor" or something like that instead
@@prismanic24 At the time though, there was an issue with it. It was just an hour ago, Anakin decided to turn Palpatine in to the Jedi Council. Then after said hour, hes okay with killing children with no remorse.
3:17 aayla secura had it the worst. Her lightsaber wasnt in her hand rn, and when the clones aimed, she didn't sense anything had gone wrong, so she looked to see if there were droids or something and then when the clones started shooting her, her last thoughts were probably "wtf???!!!!"
No matter how many times they give us Order 66 content, I will never be prepared. It will ALWAYS break me. It will always break my heart and my will. It leaves wound inside me yet somehow it's some of my fave content next to the sequel trilogy. I love all Star Wars content so much!
This is by far the absolute best order 66 scene combination I have seen yet. Very well put together. I love how the music feels natural, and doesn't cut off from scene to scene, or change to a different tune entirely. Well made indeed.
I have the head canon that one of the resons that order 66 was effective it was that the Jedi were surprised by mixed feelings when the clones attacked them, because at that point much of them became good friends with them
That and also many were asleep, meditating and studying. The strongest masters and warriors were out on the battlefield, leaving more passive and scholarly Jedi at the temple. Master Velti was one of a few capable of taking down many, whereas Grogu’s protectors were most likely scholars/teachers with little real combat experience
And it shows that Palpatine was right to identify Kenobi as the greatest threat to his grip on Anakin. When Kenobi and Anakin meet on Mustifar, Anakin doesn't immediatley attack even while accusing Padme of betrayal by bringing Obi-Wan to kill him. Instead he talks about ending the Clone War and creating an Empire. At one point he even warns Obi-Wan "Don't make me kill you" after he has already killed scores of Jedi and younglings without mercy. In the novalization he actually told Obi-Wan to run and added that others would look for him,but he wouldn't. It was only when Obi-Wan told Anakin "I will do what I must" ignited his Lightsaber, and took a fighting stance, that Anakin attacked.
Wow, this is the best edit I’ve seen of order 66. It really feels like one bad 7 minutes for the whole galaxy. Put into perspective that Grogu was fleeing the temple the same time Reva was stabbed by Anakin, the same time Depa was shot down, the same time Obi wan was betrayed. It really hits you and this is the first time I cried during the scene where Anakin kills the younglings. Thank you for this
That Kid actor at 5:17 is so good at making you feel his fear. The way he twitches at the sight of Anakins saber, and the way he wants to reach for his lightsaber as a reaction from his jedi training, but he hesitates because he trusts Slywalker.
A Tales of the Jedi episode shows that Anakin trained her for this exact scenario. It's sort of like they retconned an explanation for her improbable survival, or perhaps Feloni had it planned all along (Tales of the Jedi was produced after the Clone Wars episode shown here)
If you look he has answered a similar comment, the order 66 is long and is gameplay based. He wanted to put in order 66 scenes that were TV/Show mostly.
@@BIVR64789 I think he coulda compiled the cutscenes at least, like Tappal feeling the other Jedi dying and then eventually dying himself. But I think its fair to not include it since as you said its gameplay-based
@@brendopls I understand but everyone has a different experience, so the compiled footage (if he were to show) would be different than everyone else. But i'm happy you agree.
@@brendopls Cutscene wise, yes, gameplay, no. As I said, some people don't take the moment to look around and show EVERYTHING there is to see. Same as before, it would be pointless.
Same. He was my favorite instantly. I rewatched ep 3 halfway through my first clone wars binge and legit tested up be cause I forgot?? That everyone had to die.
Rex's shaking gets me everytime. The younglings were the visible kids getting killed, but all these clones were only between 10-13 years old themselves. I am sad the Jedi are massacred, but they put my boys through so much😭
I had to slow my dvd player to a crawl to appreciate every saber swing Ahsoka made. Between this and the duel/arrest of Maul, she showed how powerful she really was.
I honestly knew that would happen because it would be hard for a human to move like this + the heavy tentacles on the head. I honestly never wanted a live-action one but another animated Ahsoka show. + For me it seemed more a Sabine show than Ahsoka. In the show Ahsoka seemed like emotionless weakling. I honestly will act as if the show never happened. @@_LifeIsGood
This is probably rhe best mix of Order 66 I've ever seen, and if all of the other media existed at the time. I would honestly argue this to be the superior version.
Barriss Offee was still in prison when she sensed Order 66 before alerting the clone prison guards about the attack on the Jedi Temple, but the clone prison guards told her to be glad she isn’t a Jedi anymore.
I have been looking for anyone who made a cool Compilation of order 66 since it is my favorite scene in all of Star Wars due to the severity of the pivotal moment. This is the best work, I have shared to all my Star Wars friends. Great job!!
Yoda sensing order 66 is very important as he’s the only one who senses the entire execution of the Jedi plus it’s a cool scene, but the entire edit is amazing one of the best I’ve seen I think you should revise slightly
@@filipbitala2624I think she only senses anakin’s downfall, not order 66, because she’s so in tune with her master and knows how he really is, besides she didn’t exactly know the clones betrayed the Jedi until Rex attempted it
Imagine this wouldve been the cut we saw in the theaters back when RoTS premiered. Not really understanding who all these characters are until 10-15 years later we finally get that knowledge through all these star wars shows
One of the darkest and sadess/tear jerking moment in the whole series. When I rewatched all of star wars this was one of 15 moments I was crying my eyes out
And to think Darth Sidious was behind ALL of this This is very well done Love the views of the places that were not in the actual movie but the series being all combined in one video
This entire extended cut of order 66 should've been in the movie, as well as some of the deleted scenes that will make Anakin's turn to the dark side more compelling and believable, not erupted or rushed that will make the movie so much better.
@@jamesxiaolong2199 Nothing will fix the sequels, you can't fix a story about nothing. The prequels always had a great story behind the not so well executed dialogue (great memes tough), the clone wars simply made it more apparent.
The former really has to be played to be experienced properly since it's an interactive mission with gameplay being a core part of the design, and the latter is redundant given that many of the same shots were used in the Mandalorian Season 3 scene, but with a flashback filter added to them. I want to focus exclusively on TV/Film content for this edit.
I love that every year or so we get another moment to add to this. IMO there’s no bigger connective event in Star Wars. Death Star exploding is just *pop* done. Order 66 just keeps getting more dramatic as the years go on.
Did Palpatine say *order 66* over and over again to different groups or one large mass broadcast? I always assumed that he said it over and over and found it really funny.
Realistically, he recorded it and played it on repeat with a few exceptions. But its really funny to imagine him doing it throughout the whole day because its probably very satisfying for him
@@TheLAGopherand other people like Obi Wan and Ashoka because he definitely wanted them dead. Other people he probably just transmitted orders without even speaking. Like why do the work to manually send an order to kill x Jedi on x rim planet? Just use the holonet abilities he has as supreme chancellor to openly send it on the Republic holonets.
I always thought he spoke it into his radio or whatever once and then we were just getting shown the scenes of different clones seeing it Like we were getting transmissions from different points of view I think that’s what I thought it was
That’s hard how they showin order 66 from all the different stars wars shows and movies to make it seem like one whole scene. We get to see this tragedy from all angles. Great editing
Order 66 is such an important event in the Star Wars timeline. It is always a part of Star Wars that I will never get bored of revisiting. It also shows how large the Star Wars universe is and how one moment can cause a ripple in it.
Plo Koon's death is what mare me sad. He was my favourite jedi and the fact that he actually loved and treated his clones as people instead of weapons make it much sadder that the clones are the ones to kill him
The scariest thing about Order 66 is that in Ep4, we knew the Jedi all died at the hands of the Empire, but the Clone Wars are mentioned in the same conversation. This might lead a new viewer to think "Jedi died in a galactic war of some kind", which is true but so much more take than the horror of seeing them being gunned down by the clone troopers they were supposed to trust with their lives. This wasn't war. This was mass murder on a galactic scale.
This is just an absolutely PERFECT montage of Order 66! I just wish Kal’s assault was included on top of the rest. This is SO well done! Everything from how the clips are cut to where the music is placed is perfect Imagine how it would have gone if the Jedi discreetly added in Ahsoka-style training e.g. the training Anakin put her through. Imagine if half the Jedi in the temple survived and all the clone troopers were lost, Anakin captured by the surviving Jedi. Always fun to explore alternative outcomes. Can we talk about how the Jedi knight or Master protecting the younglings was absolutely nasty with it? She did her very best until the end. RIP. IMO it only really hit home when you see Rex turning on Ahsoka. Their relationship was very well established up to the point that the Order 66 scene was shown on TCW. Really well put together with the editing to preserve the score A domino saved Ahsoka. Another one was part of the squad that saved Caleb. The dominos were good soldiers This is why Darth Sidious was the most unique Sith Lord in all the lore. No one in galactic history had ever wiped out the Jedi, some were extremely close but never for this long and not on this scale. Even the few who were stronger than Darth Sidious, never accomplished destroying the Jedi. Yoda sensing order 66 is very important as he’s the only one who senses the entire execution of the Jedi plus it’s a cool scene, but the entire edit is amazing one of the best I’ve seen I think you should revise slightly For those who don’t know, the clone standing next to Commander Gree at 4:43 is Jek from Clone Wars This was so well done. Kudos!!!! One of the darkest and saddest/tear-jerking moments in the whole series. When I rewatched all of Star Wars this was one of the 15 moments I was crying my eyes out Man those scenes with the green-blade Jedi protecting the younglings were brutal I would love an entire movie based on this exact moment. Give us 2 + hours of Order 66 madness Esto sólo hace que lo que ya duele de por sí, duela mil veces peor. Excellent job. Very well done. I do wish you still included Yoda dropping his cane and sensing the betrayal galaxy-wide here at 3:34 And Padme and C3P0 as well as the wide shot of the Jedi Temple smoking as Bail arrives. At 5:25 Nonetheless, Bravo! Very well done. Do you also have the link for the 4K ROTS Edit? With how Disney portrays Jedi deflecting blaster fire, no wonder Order 66 was so effective. I remember watching Clones Wars finale order 66 high af and it felt so dramatic & riveting. The music, after Ahsoka escaped & Rex was giving orders around the table to find her & was so suspenseful. What a moment!!! This is awesome, and also heartbreaking. Ashoka was insane I can't believe she managed to survive that. You did an amazing job! It had me in tears, so sad. The saddest part was when Rex turned against Ahsoka A lot of moments in SW get me but.... in Bad Batch when they show Order 66 and the Clones are repeating "Good soldiers follow orders" actually makes me sad. That was fucking awesome! But I can't lie...The music from the temple scene is giving me goosebumps every time. What a masterpiece by John Williams
Order 66 is one of the most dramatic events of this franchise because of its cold brutality. The "Kenobi" series was just to get favorite characters on screen again in a very awkward and clumsy way. They were afraid of telling a new story even though they created an amazing one with Reva, being one of the very few survivors of the event at a galactic level (and one of the few who know Vader's true identity), and how it traumatized and broke her, from her perspective, driven by contempt and rage to the dark side herself for Skywalker's betrayal of everything he worked for. That series should have been about her, focused on her and her eventual tragedy. They had a killer story and they buried it under the hype for Ewan and Hayden together again because Hollywood just wants to rehash the same characters over and over again, only to show Anakin and Kenobi KEEP MAKING THE SAME CHOICES and THE SAME MISTAKES they already made before.
@@stormisuedonym4599what I think he’s trying to say is that it could have been a amazing story for Reva. It’s like being one of the survivors of a mass slaughter, especially since she literally survived getting stabbed. They could have made an incredible story for her, but like he said they didn’t
@@tasthegod1863 given how we know force users can use the Dark Side to keep themselves alive if fatally wounded (Maul and Vader, for example), Reva's story could've utilised that. More or less plays out the same way for the most part, but as she lets go at the end of the show, the two stab wounds to the abdomen set in. Though in fairness that's just a _very_ slight remake of her story - haven't watched Kenobi in a while, so there's probably more that could be changed.
@@DisasterEnby And that’s the thing, I feel like we could have some sort of backstory for her. Like the aftermath of what happened to her after she got stabbed, why she even join the inquisitors. I feel like there could have been more to character then what we have on the show
@@tasthegod1863 Given the lore behind how hot lightsaber blades are, she shouldn't have survived at all at that age. Kenobi and Ahsoka really dumbed down the lethality of lightsabers.
At the rate things are going with all these news scenes we’re getting, and not to mention editing tools/ai becoming more advanced, we’ll be able to cobble a full miniseries out of Revenge of the Sith.
This is why Darth Sidious was the most unique Sith Lord in all the lore. No one in galactic history had ever wiped out the Jedi, some were extremely close but never for this long and not on this scale. Even the few who were stronger than Darth Sidious, never accomplished destroying the Jedi.
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Because of content ID, I cut a few bits out so the upload would be allowed, namely part of the battle of Utupau, Padme's crying shot, and part of Bail landing at the Temple. On tiktok and Instagram, I have uncut versions sitting there. Game Content is also deliberately not included in this cut because of their interactive nature, including both old EU scenes and new canon game scenes. They just don't work the same way and lose major emotional weight when you cut them down. Please be respectful about this choice.
docs.google.com/document/d/1oholqKfI2MmH64sJ-KtcPEobnhjGal5l1eJE75KekfM/edit?usp=sharing
Use the following Google Doc to see the full 4.5 Hour Supercut for yourself, then follow the instructions there.
As a bonus, you can also download the uncut version of this Extended Order 66 Video as an "extra" from the document in the Episode III section. I've included both 1080p and 4K HDR versions to download.
Just to be clear the original 4.5 Hour Supercut I've download some time ago titled "ROTS - Extended Edition - MS x265.HDR.2160p-v3" has not been changed, Correct?
Update: Nevermind I see your movie is at V4. I'll update my library. Thanks.
Yeah. We're up to v4.0, and this Order 66 Cut is a "bonus" feature not currently in the full cut. It's more of a "how would I do it" type feature.
@@MechaSalesman Thanks, downloading now.
@@MechaSalesmanclones betray the jedi.
What about Jedi Fallen Order?
Ahsoka’s survival is even more incredible when you think about the fact that Anakin is quite literally the reason she was able to survive being shot at from such close proximity like that. He literally taught her exactly what she needed to be able to survive Order 66 without realizing it.
I was thinking exactly that. This is an amazing show of the skills anakin taught her in tales of the Jedi. And then she adapted it to make a hole for her escape, improving her masters teachings. was amazing
As well as in clone wars where she was being framed and hunted down for the bombing in the Jedi temple
When
Because only a few Jedi, like the Yoda-Dooku-Jinn-Kenobi-Skywalker chain, are wise enough to teach their apprentices actual combat skills. Not just the bare minimum to protect themselves because they "aren't soldiers".
Jedi combat doctrine by the point of order 66 was literally that it was unhealthy and improper to focus on war and combat more than was absolutely necessary. Those Jedi above said "Fuck that, youll damn well be learning how to PROPERLY fight, given that we frequently serve as soldiers(!)"
I think that episode was made just to spite anyone that said Ahsoka only survived because of plot armor.
3:54 R.I.P Plo koon. He was one of my favourite jedi. he trusted and loved the clones so much that the last thing he expected was for them to blow him up.
So is kit fisto.
"We're just clones sir. We're meant to be expendable."
"Not to me."
@@nilesclifford9704yeah but he didn’t die to a clone
Take heart, he probably never knew what was happening.
@@nilesclifford9704he actually died from Darth Sidious when he was fighting along with Mace Windu.
2:23 - I wish this had Cody's line from the novel. "Would it have been too much to ask for the order to have come through before I gave him back the bloody lightsaber?"
Yep, he's Obi-Wans Commander alright.
Is that actually in the book?
@@woundedzilla1517 yeah.
This is after order 66
I don't get it
I used to wonder why Palpy didn't get tired of having to say "execute order sixty-six" over and over again on the radio. I now realize that he absolutely loved it. He'd wake up each morning and think fondly of giving the order before settling in to each days' (repetitive) task with joy.
I'm pretty sure that he didn't give an individual message to each and every Clone Commander.
He probably just did for the Jedi Council, as they'd be the biggest threat.
@@maxburrill6192
Well, and Rex apparently. Makes sense to make sure to get rid of Anakins former Padawan.
He probably pre-recorded the order and broadcast it to the army.
@@Awesomest915no remember he told Commander Cody specifically to execute order 66.
So he probably sent individual orders in person to do it for the biggest threats.
@@Warsie But all his other orders are just the same take over and over. Notice how his inflection is identical between his orders to the Wolfpack (the ones who shoot down Plo Koon) and to Rex. He probably gave the order to Cody personally just to have the satisfaction of actually saying it to a Clone.
Dude, shout out to the kid at 5:44
For a young, unnamed padawan, he kicked ass going down.
Zett Jukassa. Legendary Padawan (and George Lucas' son)
That's Jukassa foo!
Zett was going out like G!!!
He sliced up appo
If he survived he probably would have been in league with starkiller
Wonderful job.
5:44 Zett Jukassa was a legend. he fought back against the clones. Bro's thoughts were "If I am going down, I'll go down swinging!" He was just a youngling, but he fought those clones like a beast!
The 501st smoked him like salmon
This kid took down eight troopers. By himself.
@@allanbard6048 yeah, he would've been a jedi master if it wasn't for order 66. he was exceptional.
@@ninetailedfoxcommander876 congratulations you managed to kill a child armed with a sword while you had machine guns, but he still took down 10 of your number out of a total number of 15. You are undoubtably the most pathetic group of soldiers I have ever seen you will all be fed to the Sarlacc
@@ninetailedfoxcommander876small p3n1s
5:10 One of the most ironic and saddest parts, is that even though Anakin was never granted the rank of master, and the council never acknowledged him as being one, the jedi younglings saw him as one, and even referred to him as Master Skywalker and trusted that he would be the one to save them.
But little did they know that he was too far gone, and being "Master Skywalker" did not matter to him anymore, and they unfortunately would perish despite trusting him and having hope that he would be their savior.
He did fulfill the prophecy about bringing balance to the Force in the end. During the reign of the Empire, the Force was tilted heavily in favor of the Sith. With Palpatine's death and Anakin's redemption, balance was restored.
And then Disney torched all of that.
It depends on age, Even if you are a knight, younglings still have to refer to you as master. Same reason ahsoka called him master. Had nothing to do with rank.. it's respect. They would of called ahsoka master.
@@AdderTudeSo did Legends when you think about it. As much as the New Jedi Order in that storyline is great and what should have been in canon, somehow Palpatine also returned in that timeline and also made Luke evil.......
Then Chewie's death in Yuuzhan Vong War happens and Han basically blames his youngest son Anakin Solo for it and never considered to forgive him until he died...... But hey, they named a starship after him so thats forgiveness right?
Then the thing with Lumiya and Jacen Solo becoming Darth Caedus. So much for Anakin bringing the balance in the Force on that front........
And finally, the issue of Darth Krayt destroying everything Luke and his allies built in the future.....all because Obi Wan apparently left him to die........
Both Canon and Legends (post Return of the Jedi) have great missed the mark on almost all fronts except a few.
Not certainly in that way. Anakin was introduced to the rank of knights and had a Padawan, which means he was also a Jedi Master. It can also be attributed to the fact that five-year-old children are unlikely to particularly understand ranks; they know that Skywalker is a famous Jedi general, well, ok, that means a master. This is a child, not an adult professional.
It did matter to him. He forced himself to do these things to dive deeper in the dark side in order to learn the secrets to saving padme. So palpatine told him. That's why he cries. He can't believe he's doing what he's doing, but he needs to save his wife.
That transition at 2:53 was really good and natural. You can hear the jedi's scream transition perfectly into the next scene.
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Order 66 is the most heartbreaking scene in all of Star Wars. The Jedi, the heroes, the good guys, ruthlessly and brutally murdered down to their youngest members by those they trusted.
I don’t know where you saw the good guys on the Jedi, the Jedi betrayed the republic, for which they paid.
Why do you think it's called Revenge of the Sith? The Jedi had this a long time coming for Genociding the Sith on multiple occasions. Plus they are just a religious cult and had literally 0 authority to attack Palpatine outside, we don't like his religion.
@@chopper3940Based.
@@chopper39405 Jedi committed treason. Is that enough to justify a genocide against every Jedi? Including Jedi who weren’t even at the temple or even knew about palpatine being a sith? Yes the Jedi did attempt the genocide against the sith but sith are equally as bad if not worse. The sith use slavery, hostages, and attack civilians without any real reason. The Jedi and republic did have their fair share of war crimes and faults, but they are no more than what the sith have done for thousands of years. The Jedi had compassion for their citizens and their soldiers. Order 66 wasn’t a back up plan in case the Jedi tried to overthrow palpatine, it was an order of genocide by a Sith Lord who started the clone wars and all the tragic events after it. While the Jedi certainly aren’t perfect representatives of peace, they are definitely better people of good moral values than the sith.
@@thedetectove That is, in your opinion, the second in command of the Jedi, who essentially controls the Jedi Order, accompanied by 3 strong masters, attack the office of the Chancellor of the Republic and this cannot be considered as an attempt to overthrow the power of the Republic by the highest leadership of the Jedi, this is not a reason to believe that the Jedi Order has gone against the interests of the republic?
During the times of the empire, when the Sith ruled, that is, Darth Sidious and Darth Vader, life was better in the empire than under the republic, new and old. In the empire, slavery, piracy and many other problems were eradicated, in the empire the government tried to create a stable state, life was better in the empire. Yes, this rule was at the expense of military power, yes, the Empire committed genocide to many races that destabilized the situation in the empire and disrupted its order, but at the same time, the planets were even allowed to have an independent policy, have an army, planetary shields and even a fleet, as well as much more.
But then the time came and the Jedi rebelled again, and the situation in the galaxy again became destabilized, after which more races that openly supported the rebels were subjected to genocide. As a result, after the victory of the Jedi, complete chaos ensued in the galaxy, and after that another war.
If it weren't for the Jedi, the empire's structure could have lasted for centuries and developed life in the galaxy, the empire could have become the best state that has ever existed. Yes, this was achieved by various “wrong” methods, intimidation and genocide of unwanted races, but this ultimately led the empire to prosperity, to the prosperity of life in it.
What happened to the Republic before the Clone War, or after? Constant conflicts, piracy, slavery, corruption, intrigue in the Senate, enormous poverty, and much more.
This is the first Order 66 edit Ive seen that HASN'T lazily blended all the audio & scenes together from all the various movie/show perspectives. Excellent work. I'm quite impressed 👌
"Impressive...
Most impressive. "
There’s gotta be a new order 66 scene for every Star Wars show 😭
There’s definitely gonna be one for Ahsoka. I don’t know about Skeleton Crew though.
It hits the same every time too
Literally star wars equivalent to the Holocaust. Like gee.
@@MaceDeMarco2010 doubt
@@blacrosekora2638 how so?
Rex was telling Ahsoka to look at Fives's file about the chips. He meant for her to find the information to confirm why the killing of Jedi is happening. Fives tried to save the Jedi as he died for what he believed in. 😢
At least Fives didn’t die for nothing. He saved Ahsoka and Rex.
@@Mojo1356 Yeah, he did in a manner of speaking.
@@jamesplunkett8912 seriously- if Fives hadn’t done what he did, Rex would never have been able to warn Ahsoka about what to do. Ahsoka would have most likely died, and Rex would still be under the influence of the inhibitor chip.
@@Mojo1356 That would be bad.
Fives inability to get the info out and his death were two of the saddest moments for me in star wars
Plo Kloon's really is the worst when you remember how he valued the Clone's lives
after watching clone Wars seire it hurts more
Aayla Secura hurts just as much if you played battlefront 2 original
“We couldn’t even look her in the eye”
@@gravitykat714that was before the inhibitor chips right? So they would have been in free thought
@@someghosthunter if I remember correctly most of the 501st speech in battlefront 2 was just them talking in past tense. So the guys just talking about the past, could be wrong been awhile since I popped in Bf2. Gonna load it up when home to check
@@gravitykat714 ok, tell me what it says
Didn't realize this until now, but Rex says, "Fives. Find him. Find him." Because in the earlier seasons, Fives tried to warn them all about the inhibitors. I also noticed that Rex was on the verge of tears, probably realizing that Fives was right.
lol have you not watched the episode? That’s extremely clear… Ashoka goes off and immediately finds the report about Fives.
Although the Fives/Inhibitor thing wasn't a bad plot, I always liked the old canon better, where the Clones always knew they were going to kill the Jedi, but they also just knew never to say anything about it to anyone.
I realized that aswell
Rex in that moment was trying to hold onto something, What fives said, trying to warn him and Skywalker about the chips. It was probably the ONLY thing be could think of in that moment as he fought against the chips effects. Cody and other clone commanders would have done the same of they knew about the chip.
@@TheeTy294the no chip was just never feasible, because a clone could have just either slipped the conspiracy up or just flat out refuse.
If there werenbo chips at all, most clones wont even follow the order. Especially the ones under Plo Koon.
And Plo Koon is basically another Jedi who could basically go toe to toe with Palpatine.
3:53 The fact that the ARC-170 lasers sound like TIE fighter lasers is foreshadowing of the Republic becoming the Empire
I may be wrong, but I remember playing battlefront 2 (2017) and when I use the arc 170, the lasers sound like the tie fighter variant.
cool fact, interesting detail
That's kind of obvious lol
I bet the tie fighters’ laser equipment are built after the ARC-170’s laser equipment...
@@Mr.Feather130 not really, the ARC-170 lasers are more powerful than TIE lasers
3:25 They all aimed directly at her chest/heart, i remeber reading that she treated the clones like brothers and when the order came, they all wanted her to go as quickly as possible with no suffering
"When her death came, I hope it was quick... she earned that much."
Yeah,believe it was from a Battlefront voice line for the campaing
Kinda hard to swallow that theory considering they spend the next few seconds unloading on the corpse.
@@muddro420 They had to ensure that she was dead, done and finished.
@@muddro420they wanted to ensure she’d die with no pain at all, at least that’s what they hoped to achieve. “When her death came, we wanted to make sure it was quick. She had earned that much.”
Whether it's the cannon mind control chip or Legends contingency orders preprogrammed, Order 66 was a master plan, the perfect trap for the Jedi, and with each new content, the depth of that plan simply boggles the mind.
I mean they're both super similar except that with the chip there'd be less to a chance of defective clones unless their chips were
I never liked the 'chip' retcon. The brilliance was that Obi-wan (and the Jedi) were TOLD the clones would blindly follow orders in Ep. II. Also, as Ep. III was both a history allegory of the German Republic becoming a fascist Empire and a warning for our own militarization and post-9/11 'security' mentality, it touches on the "just following orders" pitfall of soldiers.
@@RonW4684maybe it makes the Clones a follow orders thing, but A) Clone Wars paints a lot of contradictions to that even before the Disney Canon exclusive seasons 6 and 7. Especially in season 4.
B) the whole contingency plan is just boring to me personally. It makes the clones seem more like assholes than anything and truly no different than organic Battle Droids. With the inhibitor chip, it makes both the Jedi and Clones super tragic victims.
I get where you’re coming at with Order 66 being comparable to fascist Germany, but that doesn’t make the contingency plan thing any less boring to me. Especially since it doesn’t even matter seeing as how only 66 ever mattered.
@@Mojo1356 gotta disagree, the chip makes them more like droids, not less. It's exactly what you'd do with a robot, modify the programming to modify the function (or targeting, in this case).
@@eddymercan7487 how about I show you Clone Wars and Bad Batch where Rex and Wrecker both tried to resist the inhibitor chip’s programming? No Battle Droid would dare disobey an order in such a manner.
I literally cried as I heard Depa’s screams of pain to and shouting at Kanan to run along with the slaughter of all of those innocent children.
Out of context, it's almost like the humanized version of Bambi. Where a mother is being brutally murdered and she screams for her son to run and not look back because she doesn't want him to see her die.
@@TimberlakeTigerGirl I know.
Broo, me too
When she screams i cried too, is so sad
That sweet little boy asking Anakin what they’re supposed to do always breaks my heart. That was the first time in the movies someone called Anakin Master. He doesn’t look like he enjoys it, but he feels he has no choice.
So much wanton death and destruction…a cinematic masterpiece to crush our souls to pieces.
Even 18 years later, THE DAMN BOOTS GIVE ME CHILLS 😭
Is it me, or is the cadence off from the actual footfalls? I know Anakin's stride doesn't/shouldn't be. Maybe it's an echo.
@@allanbard6048 I think it's just the sound design; not meant to be in sync with what the troopers were doing. But thats just my opinion
@@allanbard6048i imagine the footsteps coming from the troopers going up the steps
"But we're just clones"
"Not to me"
Good luck holding back the tears boys.
How is that supposed to make me cry
@@TheMeep27mc Because it was said by the jedi in the jet fighter who was shot down.
@@BEZIMMIENY96 I know that... it's just a movie I literally Don't care
@@TheMeep27mc Then why do you pose a stupid question then?
In the name of the Galactic Senate of The Republic, you're all under arrest, traitors.
One detail i love is that even though the clones are generally very tactical and speak in a way similar to modern soldiers, when they receive order 66, they don't say "yes sir" or "affirmative" or some generic military style term, instead they say "It will be done my Lord" and "yes, Lord Sidious" like a trooper of the old Sith Empire would adress a Sith Lord, it shows both how petty Palpatine is to code that in their programming just to stroke his ego, but also shows how through his infiltration he was slowly turning the Republic into the new Sith Empire from the inside and this is the singular moment when the transition is complete and the facade falls apart
It doesn't make sense also. The orders literally are public contingency orders, the Jedi would see that shit when they go through the contingency orders.
It would make more sense for "yes chancellor" or something like that instead
What is most sad for me about order 66 is the Younglings dying.
They seemed so innocent.
Also shows how much of a monster Anakin was at how quickly he was okay with it.
@@prismanic24 Anakin is star wars’ William afton
That little, jump the youngling has in reaction to the saber igniting still makes me look away.
@@allanbard6048 I always have to laugh cause in an interview Hayden told the reporter he scared the children by saying "boo"
@@prismanic24 At the time though, there was an issue with it. It was just an hour ago, Anakin decided to turn Palpatine in to the Jedi Council. Then after said hour, hes okay with killing children with no remorse.
3:17 aayla secura had it the worst. Her lightsaber wasnt in her hand rn, and when the clones aimed, she didn't sense anything had gone wrong, so she looked to see if there were droids or something and then when the clones started shooting her, her last thoughts were probably "wtf???!!!!"
@@illestdakillest5420wasn't it because of how much they respected her they wanted to give her a quick and painless death
Yeah man her and Plo Koon got done dirty
@@damo-gf6dyespecially poor Plo Koon, who had one of the best Jedi-Clone relations ever.
Let's add to the fact that the leader of the unit was someone she had a deep relationship with
@@damo-gf6dyyea I think they had to. Plo would have gone down absolutely swinging, maybe survived.
No matter how many times they give us Order 66 content, I will never be prepared. It will ALWAYS break me. It will always break my heart and my will. It leaves wound inside me yet somehow it's some of my fave content next to the sequel trilogy. I love all Star Wars content so much!
true 😢
It’s just a show or movie
A fine addition to my collection...
Jesus man. Get outside more😂
@@yourmomshouse6984There's nothing wrong about feeling for a movie?yet your commenting,go be a douchebag somewhere else,no need for negativity
This part of the star wars franchise brings me to tears all the time
John Williams. This.
I had to fight them back while watching.
The sound of a 1000 year old order coming to an end.
And it never came back
pretty much the 3rd Reich if you think about it…
wasn't the Jedi order 25k years old?
Yeah, it's 25000 years old@@blueshit199
Over 1000 generations not years. The Jedi Order is well over 25k years old
Can we talk about how the Jedi knight or Master protecting the younglings was absolutely nasty with it. She did her very best until the end. RIP.
This is by far the absolute best order 66 scene combination I have seen yet. Very well put together. I love how the music feels natural, and doesn't cut off from scene to scene, or change to a different tune entirely. Well made indeed.
I have the head canon that one of the resons that order 66 was effective it was that the Jedi were surprised by mixed feelings when the clones attacked them, because at that point much of them became good friends with them
That and also many were asleep, meditating and studying. The strongest masters and warriors were out on the battlefield, leaving more passive and scholarly Jedi at the temple. Master Velti was one of a few capable of taking down many, whereas Grogu’s protectors were most likely scholars/teachers with little real combat experience
The way this makes out that Cody was the first clone to get the orders really works well. Of course Obi would be the first and main target
And it shows that Palpatine was right to identify Kenobi as the greatest threat to his grip on Anakin. When Kenobi and Anakin meet on Mustifar,
Anakin doesn't immediatley attack even while accusing Padme of betrayal by bringing Obi-Wan to kill him. Instead he talks about ending the Clone War and creating an Empire. At one point he even warns Obi-Wan "Don't make me kill you" after he has already killed scores of Jedi and younglings
without mercy. In the novalization he actually told Obi-Wan to run and added that others would look for him,but he wouldn't.
It was only when Obi-Wan told Anakin "I will do what I must" ignited his Lightsaber, and took a fighting stance, that Anakin attacked.
Wow, this is the best edit I’ve seen of order 66. It really feels like one bad 7 minutes for the whole galaxy. Put into perspective that Grogu was fleeing the temple the same time Reva was stabbed by Anakin, the same time Depa was shot down, the same time Obi wan was betrayed. It really hits you and this is the first time I cried during the scene where Anakin kills the younglings. Thank you for this
Feels like an extended cut.
Makes me cry every time
That Kid actor at 5:17 is so good at making you feel his fear. The way he twitches at the sight of Anakins saber, and the way he wants to reach for his lightsaber as a reaction from his jedi training, but he hesitates because he trusts Slywalker.
I actually heard in a different video that the actor for Anakin was growling at him so that his fear would be real
There's nothing anyone can do to fatigue me of Order 66. I don't care how much new media we get of it. I'll always welcome more.
@@illestdakillest5420As long as he doesn't go out and execute a bunch of Jedi, I don't think we have to worry
@@illestdakillest5420You say that like it's a bad thing.
This goes to show how the Jedi Purge and the Rise of the Empire really affected different people and eventually the whole galaxy.
Ahsoka’s quick thinking while being shot at is so impressive
A Tales of the Jedi episode shows that Anakin trained her for this exact scenario. It's sort of like they retconned an explanation for her improbable survival, or perhaps Feloni had it planned all along (Tales of the Jedi was produced after the Clone Wars episode shown here)
the speeder bike execution, something about how precise that looked
Especially of how quick and silent they were when they pulled back for the kill shot
1:31 “this is where the fun begins “
Me in Skyrim with the Killable Children SSE mod lol
We are missing one crucial part from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
If you look he has answered a similar comment, the order 66 is long and is gameplay based. He wanted to put in order 66 scenes that were TV/Show mostly.
@@BIVR64789 I think he coulda compiled the cutscenes at least, like Tappal feeling the other Jedi dying and then eventually dying himself. But I think its fair to not include it since as you said its gameplay-based
@@brendopls I understand but everyone has a different experience, so the compiled footage (if he were to show) would be different than everyone else. But i'm happy you agree.
@@BIVR64789 The cutscenes are the same for everyone, tho.
@@brendopls Cutscene wise, yes, gameplay, no. As I said, some people don't take the moment to look around and show EVERYTHING there is to see. Same as before, it would be pointless.
Even without the other scenes of operation nightfall, this is still one of the most tragic moments of the Jedi
I love ahsoka’s order 66 scene sm. She went god mode
Yoda was such a beast, he wasn't even surprised by betrayal, he just felt hostility and went for the kill without hesitation
If I could retcon only one jedi to survive order 66 that was taken out, it would be master Plo.
Same. He was my favorite instantly. I rewatched ep 3 halfway through my first clone wars binge and legit tested up be cause I forgot?? That everyone had to die.
For those who don’t know, the clone standing next to Commander Gree at 4:43 is Jek from Clone Wars
Rip
You know, when you watch it all in one setting it is way more F**ked up and brutal then previously shown
Rex's shaking gets me everytime. The younglings were the visible kids getting killed, but all these clones were only between 10-13 years old themselves. I am sad the Jedi are massacred, but they put my boys through so much😭
Can't believe you uploaded this a day before we get order 66 in young jedi adventures
Who knew Anakin time traveled to wipe out 'all' the younglings that ever existed?
Bruh you ain't funny
Damn... Ahsoka's moves were worthy of being taught by the chosen one 6:50
I had to slow my dvd player to a crawl to appreciate every saber swing Ahsoka made. Between this and the duel/arrest of Maul, she showed how powerful she really was.
Tales of the Jedi reference
The new Ahsoka show did NOT reflect how deadly we all understood her to be. What a waste.
@@_LifeIsGood i know right
I honestly knew that would happen because it would be hard for a human to move like this + the heavy tentacles on the head. I honestly never wanted a live-action one but another animated Ahsoka show. + For me it seemed more a Sabine show than Ahsoka. In the show Ahsoka seemed like emotionless weakling. I honestly will act as if the show never happened. @@_LifeIsGood
This is probably rhe best mix of Order 66 I've ever seen, and if all of the other media existed at the time. I would honestly argue this to be the superior version.
A movie called “Operation Knightfall” would go triple platinum
Barriss Offee was still in prison when she sensed Order 66 before alerting the clone prison guards about the attack on the Jedi Temple, but the clone prison guards told her to be glad she isn’t a Jedi anymore.
The way that everyone killed clones to survive but Ashoka still didn't want to hurt them ❤
This was amazing. I do wish there was some Jedi fallen order but I understand what you said about it being a lengthy mission.
I have been looking for anyone who made a cool
Compilation of order 66 since it is my favorite scene in all of Star Wars due to the severity of the pivotal moment. This is the best work, I have shared to all my Star Wars friends. Great job!!
There it is. 40s and i'm already crying
Im 13 and crying
@@General_Grievous4 i mean the seconds in the video, not the age.. Right?
I can never get over the concept of Order 66 it’s one of the most tragic events to go down in Star Wars history 😭IMO
Yoda sensing order 66 is very important as he’s the only one who senses the entire execution of the Jedi plus it’s a cool scene, but the entire edit is amazing one of the best I’ve seen I think you should revise slightly
Not the only one, Ahsoka senses it too, and the guy in the Jedi game, as well as many from the comics, and even Obi-Wan did
@@filipbitala2624Obi Won was shot down by the time he knew what was happening.
@@filipbitala2624I think she only senses anakin’s downfall, not order 66, because she’s so in tune with her master and knows how he really is, besides she didn’t exactly know the clones betrayed the Jedi until Rex attempted it
Ki Adi Mundi sensed it Also but like 5 seconds before he died
The ones,who we'rent actively fighting all sensed it
Imagine this wouldve been the cut we saw in the theaters back when RoTS premiered. Not really understanding who all these characters are until 10-15 years later we finally get that knowledge through all these star wars shows
3:43
Temuera nailed that scream. As soon as I heard it, it reminded me of a default imperial death sound from Jedi Outcast
You always do such a great job editing your video. I'm glad I found your channel. Well done!
One of the darkest and sadess/tear jerking moment in the whole series. When I rewatched all of star wars this was one of 15 moments I was crying my eyes out
Fives knew it, if only he could change it.
And to think
Darth Sidious was behind ALL of this
This is very well done
Love the views of the places that were not in the actual movie but the series being all combined in one video
This entire extended cut of order 66 should've been in the movie, as well as some of the deleted scenes that will make Anakin's turn to the dark side more compelling and believable, not erupted or rushed that will make the movie so much better.
I get the criticism, but at the same time, there’s only so much you can do with 3 movies with one of them focusing on Anakin before becoming a Jedi.
@@Mojo1356luckily we have the clone wars to do what George failed with the Prequels. Now we just wait for the Sequels’ clone wars.
@@jamesxiaolong2199I mean, the Vader comics sort of do that to an extent. At least for the criticisms towards Palpatine being an idiot.
@@Mojo1356not to forget how much the movies had to be limited because of how brutal Anakin was
@@jamesxiaolong2199 Nothing will fix the sequels, you can't fix a story about nothing. The prequels always had a great story behind the not so well executed dialogue (great memes tough), the clone wars simply made it more apparent.
0:02 You're driving home from work and there's a coup happening on the ground below you
Anakin really slayed in these scenes.
Everything from how the clips are cut to where the music is placed is perfect
Not matter how many times Ive seen this it still gives me anxiety and chills every time....
Anxiety is a really good way to put it
Yoda’s backflip and double decapitation of Cmdr. Gree and the other clone trooper will never cease to amaze me.
You forgot Jedi : Fallen Order and Grogu’s flashback from The Book of Boba Fett
The former really has to be played to be experienced properly since it's an interactive mission with gameplay being a core part of the design, and the latter is redundant given that many of the same shots were used in the Mandalorian Season 3 scene, but with a flashback filter added to them.
I want to focus exclusively on TV/Film content for this edit.
@@MechaSalesmanso just do the cutscenes rather playing in a video game remake the video please 🥺 and i love order 66 I'm in love with this
0:49
Grogu
You don't realize the Insanity and majesty of this event until you see it happen at nearly every documented point we've seen.
it hurts to watch and yet it’s very well edited and timed.
I love how Cody doesn’t make a move as if he knew it would happen eventually with out actually knowing if that makes sense
man those scenes with the green blade jedi protecting the younglings were brutal af
I love that every year or so we get another moment to add to this. IMO there’s no bigger connective event in Star Wars. Death Star exploding is just *pop* done. Order 66 just keeps getting more dramatic as the years go on.
Did Palpatine say *order 66* over and over again to different groups or one large mass broadcast? I always assumed that he said it over and over and found it really funny.
Someone said that he recorded those messages
Realistically, he recorded it and played it on repeat with a few exceptions. But its really funny to imagine him doing it throughout the whole day because its probably very satisfying for him
It may have been the case with Jedi Council members for Palpatine to personally give Order 66 out of sadistic glee.
@@TheLAGopherand other people like Obi Wan and Ashoka because he definitely wanted them dead.
Other people he probably just transmitted orders without even speaking. Like why do the work to manually send an order to kill x Jedi on x rim planet? Just use the holonet abilities he has as supreme chancellor to openly send it on the Republic holonets.
I always thought he spoke it into his radio or whatever once and then we were just getting shown the scenes of different clones seeing it Like we were getting transmissions from different points of view I think that’s what I thought it was
That’s hard how they showin order 66 from all the different stars wars shows and movies to make it seem like one whole scene. We get to see this tragedy from all angles. Great editing
I watched your Order 66 Extended Cut (Bonus) 4K HDR, enjoyed it.
Thank you for devoting your time!
This is actually incredible. The way you edited this almost makes this too hard to watch!
"Its a good thing we were wearing our helmets because we couldnt bear to look them in the eyes"
Knightfall.
Order 66 is such an important event in the Star Wars timeline. It is always a part of Star Wars that I will never get bored of revisiting. It also shows how large the Star Wars universe is and how one moment can cause a ripple in it.
This is just an absolutely PERFECT montage of Order 66! I just wish Kal’s assault was included on top of the rest.
Plo Koon's death is what mare me sad. He was my favourite jedi and the fact that he actually loved and treated his clones as people instead of weapons make it much sadder that the clones are the ones to kill him
The darkest hour in Star Wars history.
The darkest times of the Galactic Republic...
I will never not be moved to tears any time I see order 66 content
This is beyond outstanding, fantastic job
The scariest thing about Order 66 is that in Ep4, we knew the Jedi all died at the hands of the Empire, but the Clone Wars are mentioned in the same conversation.
This might lead a new viewer to think "Jedi died in a galactic war of some kind", which is true but so much more take than the horror of seeing them being gunned down by the clone troopers they were supposed to trust with their lives.
This wasn't war. This was mass murder on a galactic scale.
Would love an entire movie based on this exact moment. Give us 2 + hours of Order 66 madness
Yeah, you get legit 2+ hours of this event happening. They make it quicker than it actually was I think so? They could easily make this a movie
I respect the hell out of your effort in blending the music as beautifully as you did. Really well done 👏🏻
Saddest part was when Rex turned against Ahsoka
A domino saved Ahsoka. Another one was part of the squad that saved Caleb. The dominos were good soldiers
This is just an absolutely PERFECT montage of Order 66! I just wish Kal’s assault was included on top of the rest. This is SO well done! Everything from how the clips are cut to where the music is placed is perfect Imagine how it would have gone if the Jedi discreetly added in Ahsoka-style training e.g. the training Anakin put her through. Imagine if half the Jedi in the temple survived and all the clone troopers were lost, Anakin captured by the surviving Jedi. Always fun to explore alternative outcomes. Can we talk about how the Jedi knight or Master protecting the younglings was absolutely nasty with it? She did her very best until the end. RIP. IMO it only really hit home when you see Rex turning on Ahsoka. Their relationship was very well established up to the point that the Order 66 scene was shown on TCW. Really well put together with the editing to preserve the score A domino saved Ahsoka. Another one was part of the squad that saved Caleb. The dominos were good soldiers This is why Darth Sidious was the most unique Sith Lord in all the lore. No one in galactic history had ever wiped out the Jedi, some were extremely close but never for this long and not on this scale. Even the few who were stronger than Darth Sidious, never accomplished destroying the Jedi. Yoda sensing order 66 is very important as he’s the only one who senses the entire execution of the Jedi plus it’s a cool scene, but the entire edit is amazing one of the best I’ve seen I think you should revise slightly For those who don’t know, the clone standing next to Commander Gree at 4:43 is Jek from Clone Wars This was so well done. Kudos!!!!
One of the darkest and saddest/tear-jerking moments in the whole series. When I rewatched all of Star Wars this was one of the 15 moments I was crying my eyes out Man those scenes with the green-blade Jedi protecting the younglings were brutal I would love an entire movie based on this exact moment. Give us 2 + hours of Order 66 madness Esto sólo hace que lo que ya duele de por sí, duela mil veces peor. Excellent job. Very well done. I do wish you still included Yoda dropping his cane and sensing the betrayal galaxy-wide here at 3:34 And Padme and C3P0 as well as the wide shot of the Jedi Temple smoking as Bail arrives. At 5:25 Nonetheless, Bravo! Very well done. Do you also have the link for the 4K ROTS Edit? With how Disney portrays Jedi deflecting blaster fire, no wonder Order 66 was so effective.
I remember watching Clones Wars finale order 66 high af and it felt so dramatic & riveting. The music, after Ahsoka escaped & Rex was giving orders around the table to find her & was so suspenseful. What a moment!!! This is awesome, and also heartbreaking. Ashoka was insane I can't believe she managed to survive that. You did an amazing job! It had me in tears, so sad. The saddest part was when Rex turned against Ahsoka A lot of moments in SW get me but.... in Bad Batch when they show Order 66 and the Clones are repeating "Good soldiers follow orders" actually makes me sad. That was fucking awesome! But I can't lie...The music from the temple scene is giving me goosebumps every time. What a masterpiece by John Williams
Order 66 is one of the most dramatic events of this franchise because of its cold brutality. The "Kenobi" series was just to get favorite characters on screen again in a very awkward and clumsy way. They were afraid of telling a new story even though they created an amazing one with Reva, being one of the very few survivors of the event at a galactic level (and one of the few who know Vader's true identity), and how it traumatized and broke her, from her perspective, driven by contempt and rage to the dark side herself for Skywalker's betrayal of everything he worked for. That series should have been about her, focused on her and her eventual tragedy. They had a killer story and they buried it under the hype for Ewan and Hayden together again because Hollywood just wants to rehash the same characters over and over again, only to show Anakin and Kenobi KEEP MAKING THE SAME CHOICES and THE SAME MISTAKES they already made before.
"Amazing" isn't the word I would've picked to describe Reva's story.
@@stormisuedonym4599what I think he’s trying to say is that it could have been a amazing story for Reva. It’s like being one of the survivors of a mass slaughter, especially since she literally survived getting stabbed. They could have made an incredible story for her, but like he said they didn’t
@@tasthegod1863 given how we know force users can use the Dark Side to keep themselves alive if fatally wounded (Maul and Vader, for example), Reva's story could've utilised that.
More or less plays out the same way for the most part, but as she lets go at the end of the show, the two stab wounds to the abdomen set in.
Though in fairness that's just a _very_ slight remake of her story - haven't watched Kenobi in a while, so there's probably more that could be changed.
@@DisasterEnby And that’s the thing, I feel like we could have some sort of backstory for her. Like the aftermath of what happened to her after she got stabbed, why she even join the inquisitors. I feel like there could have been more to character then what we have on the show
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Given the lore behind how hot lightsaber blades are, she shouldn't have survived at all at that age. Kenobi and Ahsoka really dumbed down the lethality of lightsabers.
At the rate things are going with all these news scenes we’re getting, and not to mention editing tools/ai becoming more advanced, we’ll be able to cobble a full miniseries out of Revenge of the Sith.
I think Order 66 can be at least an extra episode in clone wars
Love this scene with that soundtrack 0:35 . Perfection.
Really well done - nicely spliced together
Thank you for putting all of the Order 66 scenes into this one video.
This is why Darth Sidious was the most unique Sith Lord in all the lore.
No one in galactic history had ever wiped out the Jedi, some were extremely close but never for this long and not on this scale.
Even the few who were stronger than Darth Sidious, never accomplished destroying the Jedi.
Imagine a show with proper budget aimed at an adult crowd, about pre-66, during 66 and shortly after.
Not while Kathleen Kennedy and former assistant to Harvey Wainstein Leslye Headland are in charge.