Hey friends! Thanks for accompanying me on another Star Wars movie, I love this world and its characters! Been getting a lot of comments about this, so I'm just gonna leave this here: *yes, I do plan to watch the other Star Wars movies*. I know some of you feel very strongly about them, but please respect my experience as a first time watcher and don't try to influence how I feel about a movie before I watch it. I'd really like to make up my own mind. After talking it out with my Patreon, next we'll do Solo, then Rogue One, then the sequels. I'm looking forward to it! Maybe we'll agree about those movies, or maybe we won't. But above all I hope we can stay respectful and friendly.
La verdad es que Rogue One es lo único decente que ha hecho Disney con la franquicia. Lo demás, francamente, es basura. Pero está bien que veas esas series y esas películas, y juzgues por ti misma.
I'm glad you aren't listening the naysayers and rather watch them and form your own opinions. I'm personally not the biggest fan of the sequel trilogy (*cough* The Last Jedi *cough*) but I still think they are worth watching and I know that there is lots of people who enjoy them and find them very entertaining. As you delve more into SW you'll notice that there is constant shitstorm in the fandom and there is ALWAYS folk who think they know what you should watch and like. I have no idea how so many people have missed the core message of this franchise, but somehow that seems to be the reality. So, it's better to shut out all of the negative crap and just keep an open mind & have fun.
When Palpatine tells Anakin to leave Obi-Wan to die, Anakin replied "His fate will be the same as ours". Well, they all died on a Death Star and they were all killed by Anakin/Vader. So, yeah.
I mean Anakin did blow up the death star twice killing millions of innocent people just doing their jobs..... not that the death star didnt blow up planets killing millions of innocent people just living their lives 🤣thats the disney moral code... there is no bad side its just perspective... lets forget the fact they dont even know the name of the characters and how could LUKE blow up the second death star when he was on it fighting vader and then evacuating? i used to think that more content was always better but the fact that the people writing and directing now are just making a mockery of everything to push an agenda.... go look at the expanse.... bad ass female characters none of it feels forced. we dont need to be like "men are bad, make everything women" also how disney gonna keep attacking white men for sexism and racism..... you had a bada** character you fired because she expressed her freedom of speech but you didnt like her opinion.... you also photo shopped out the 1 black person on a poster for your movie when it was released in china because china apparently is more racist than america.... DISNEY did that.... not us..
@SoTOreo your comment might make more sense if you rewrote it..because it reads as if you think Disney had something to do with ROTS. Sentence structure is important when trying to communicate ideas.. also it's unclear based on how it's written whether or not you believe good and evil is only perspective or if you are saying that's what Disney believes etc. I for one believe that good and evil IS perception based...like for instance you have a morale code where murder is a crime or unforgivable sin...whereas someone else may be from a culture where it is not viewed in the same way...who is to say which is correct? And if those morales are based a religion or diety and you have never seen your god and they have never seen theres..then who is to say that either have any meaning? But also just to be clear I am the mind that murder is morally wrong except under very few and and strict circumstance. And I base that morale conviction on having gone to war and seen the effects of both taking life and seeing it taken has on a person's psyche. Anyways cheers and apologies if any of my reply reads as combative it's merely an attempt to understand what you meant.
They made General Grevious cough so the audience would know he's a cyborg and not a droid. And then everyone in the audience said "Wait, why is that droid coughing?"
Remember Palpatine has been grooming Anakin since he was a small child . The Jedi were very divided about him and I think some were even Jealous of him. Mace being the worst of all of them . Then they wanted him to spy on a Father figure to him. In a lot of ways the Jedi were just as responsible as Palpatine for his Dark Turn. He could not win.
It's easy to forget that Anakin met Palplatine hefore he met the jedi counsel and first impressions really do matter When Anakin met the jedi they forcefully read his mind, told him he was wrong for missing his mother and denied him of his dream to be a jedi While Palpatine welcomed everyone on the landing platform, was worried about the queen/ Anakin's future wife and showed more interest in Anakin than the counsel ever did
Mace Windu did not treat Anakin any differently than anyone else. Anakin was an unruly and overemotional Jedi student, what the actual f*ck did you want him to be treated like?
@@minnesotajones261I mean Rex do know it. If the Clone Wars was created before ROTS than the whole episode 3 would be different I mean order 66 still happend but I guess the most known clones would not turned or if they are than the way like like Rex in season 7
@@minnesotajones261 Order 66 itself wasn’t programmed into the clones, it was a chip implanted into the clones that essentially brainwashed them into blindly following orders, or at least that’s the way I understand it.
@@CristyReacts Without permission, there is no way to record copyrighted material without copyright claims or strikes. Which is why People skipping lines is useless
@@adamt.borrowmanmr.mattobei9865 Not useless. Using short clips is a good way to get around the automatic content ID system, and it makes it easier to argue Fair Use laater on
Qui Gonn spirit taught Obi Wan to become a force ghost, (at the end of the movie Yoda said to Obi that someone returned from the netherworld of the force). In all those years in solitude in Tatooine Obi Wan learnt it. That´s why he told Vader in episode IV: "if you strike me down, I´ll become more powerful that you can possibly imagine".
A lot of people overlook this, but when Palpatine says "and we shall have peace", he was blatantly misleading Anakin already. The very first line if the sith code is "Peace is a lie, there is only passion"
The Jedi and their arrogance failed Anakin, as well as being groomed by Palps and the other things that happen. Anakin needed QuiGon. Also The Clone Wars series adds so much to the character of Anakin and his story arc. You see how as Ahsoka puts it “he was the best of us”.
@@Prince_the_One Yeah, if Anakin was advocating authoritarianism, had very little impulse and emotional control, and betrayed the freedom of trillions of people over a dream he had about his wife, he was definitely not "the best" of them.
@@rikk319 exactly lol, he always gave in to his emotions in almost every situation, everyone kept telling him what he was doing wrong and he just kept doing it, hes like Zuko without any improvement...
@@rikk319That’s because he wasn’t given an outlet for his feelings by Obi Wan and the Jedi. Also he didn’t have Qui Gon who was the only one who could’ve given him the emotional support and guidance that he really needed.
5:31 common misconception. He’s a cyborg and not a robot. He was once a dude then he got super injured and now all his important bits are stuck in a robot body.
The thing is, particularly with hard core fans that really got into the books, comics and games, a lot of those minor Jedi had very deep and detailed back stories. To see all of those characters that we invested years of following and getting to know, seeing them die like that, it still is traumatizing. To this day.
Padme's last words "There's good in him" lived on. Her spirit and compassion passed on to Luke that eventually saved Anakin. Funny how Leia despised Vader but was infact more like her father, passionate and resolute.
This movie is an emotional rollercoaster. First time I watched it on theaters, I couldn't speak during several hours until I re-watched the next episodes. Today, I can realize the great CGI and incredible ligthsaber battles. Thanks for your reaction, Cristy.
If you think about it, Obi Wans love for Anakin did that too. He loved him so much like a brother that he just couldn't bring himself to finish him off
HaHa! No, people did not clap at the intro, they went absolutely insane! I had never experienced a theater roar like that, watching these in the theater was amazing. People would camp in lines outside movie theaters days before the release to be part of the first showing. Star Wars fans are pretty crazy.
You do know women's bellies don't just go flat the moment they give birth. Padme has just died, her body is no longer producing the hormones to reshape her belly so no fake belly was necessary
@@yourlifeisagreatstory Hah! Omg 😂 I never knew my grandparents really but when i was young one of the things i remember mom used to yell when i was crying and she was pissed and it was "Come here and ill give you something to cry about!" She didnt really beat me (i think) but i always found that phrase so stupid. Like shes angry, im crying, shes more angry because im crying and the solution is to make me cry more? Hilarious way of thinking really. At least its hilarious now 20 years later
12:33 "That's really scary. Imagine training yourself to not care if you lose your... spouse." That's not exactly what he said, Cristy. He advised Anakin to train himself to let _go._ He advised Anakin to recognize that, inevitably, all life is temporary. The people you love the most will inevitably die, one day. That day might come tomorrow or it might come many _years_ from now. Yoda's advice, just now, was not to train oneself to be utterly _indifferent_ to the fact. It was to train oneself to recognize the fact as _inevitable._
I mean Yoda cant did this himself when his master died for exemple he cant let it go this is why he speaks backwards and this is because to honour hím but still its some kind of attachment. This advise more like that: If you loose someone grief him/her but do not let your grief take over you. This is what he said to Obi Wan as well. Think of death as something that sets people free
What you say is correct on paper and yes, inevitable but it doesn't make that moment any easier to deal with. When the film first came out, sure I understood what Yoda was saying was simply logical but jump 15 years later and my mom was wasting away with no hope of a cure and I ain't gonna lie, I would have done anything, paid any price to save her, no matter how terrible. When you're caught up in a whirl of emotion like that, it's so hard to think straight.
@@SentinelGigaExactly, Yoda gave up on attachments after seeing so many other Jedi pass on before him. He was wrong about attachments being a bad thing, the answer is to balance attachments and duty in a healthy way, not to have no attachments.
Considering none of the Jedi say that about anyone else but Palpatine, that should have narrowed down their search for the hidden Sith Lord quite a bit.
Grievous was originally a Kaleesh, an organic being. He later became a cyborg, organic mixed with droid parts. He also had health issues, hence the cough.
Yeah, that's how the average 10-year-old would look at it, making sure the teams are evenly matched. If that was the case, he brought the Force out of balance when he destroyed Sheev and himself, because then the Jedi were up 1-0 with only Luke left. Unless you count Filoni's fan fiction, with Ahsoka and the rest. Anakin brought balance when he destroyed Sheev, not before.
5:37, basically Mace Windu damaged his breathing system iirc. 6:35 btw fun fact, here Anakin says "my powers have doubled since the last time we met count", this wasnt after fighting Anakin in Episode 2, but his powers doubled after the Clone Wars animated series. So hes even more powerful than most people think.
That series wasn't even a thing when this movie was filmed. It's a retcon of the story and Ahsoka is the biggest proof of that. Nobody even mentions her in this movie or the OT. So, it's obvious that Anakin is referring to their duel on Geonosis, they simply hadn't seen each other in 3 years. Which actually makes more sense than Dooku being the Saturday morning cartoon villain. Another thing is when Grievous reveals to Obi-Wan that Dooku trained him in lightsaber combat. Why would he say that, if they already fought countless times, like they do in the series? According to Sam Witwer, Filoni even forgot that Padmé and Shmi met in Episode 1. The guy is a complete clown and he showed it fully with his Ahsoka series.
small detail i like: when anakin is about to kill the padawans he still has doubt about what to do but the little kid calls him "Master skywalker" a title he doesnt have but wants reaffirming his decision to join the sith
A bit of fun extra trivia. Although Palpatine was arguably holding back, Mace Windu was only able to defeat him in combat because Windu actually channels a bit of the darkside into his own unique lightsaber style. Thats also why he fights much more agressively (and angrily) than other jedi.
In the Clone Wars series, there's one episode where Obi-Wan hinted at that he knew or hghly suspected that Anakin and Padmé was very close (though not knowing they were married) when he after Anakin was communicting with him in secret and he was waiting outside, he said "Tell Padmé, I said hello.". He wanted his former Padawan, friend and brother to be happy so he didn't snitch to The Council about it, which is probably why Padmé asks Ani if Obi-Wan could help them.
I liked at the beginning of Luke's journey (when arriving on Tatooine and given to Owen and Beru) they are in front of a double sun sunrise. One of the last scenes for Luke on Tatooine (before he goes off with Ben) you see look looking at a double sun sunset.
I believe the best way I ever heard the prequels explained was: Holy order gains control of their messiah and hands him over to the devil. Fits so well
How did Anakin go from being a sweet little boy to Darth Vader? Well.... it was all the Jedi's fault. If Qui-gon Jinn had lived, things may have turned out differently, as he was clearly the father figure that the boy needed, but Obi-wan had to fill in instead, and always viewed Anakin as a younger brother. Also, being just out of training himself, Obi-wan wasn't prepared to train a 9 year old boy (since most Jedi Younglings are taken to the Temple at age 1-2). The Jedi never thought to free his mother from slavery even though it would have been a simple affair for them, and tried to force their dogmatic teachings of emotion suppression on him after he'd already developed his own persona (which is why children are taken to the Temple so young, so they don't form attachments and are thus molded in the Jedi way from the start). Obi-wan was used to this style of teaching and was not prepared for how Anakin would react to how harsh he was, sowing the seeds of resentment in him early. Anakin has also seen all of the corruption in the Republic, in the Senate via his dealings with Padme during the Clone Wars, their turning a blind eye to smuggling, slavery, and other bad shit in the name of profit, and even the Jedi's hypocrisy in claiming to be peacekeepers and yet pushing for more offensives during the war instead of even attempting diplomacy. Add to that when Anakin goes to Yoda for advice, he gets the typical "Hands-off" treatment that Yoda is famous for, and is left feeling completely misunderstood, which further confuses his loyalties. He wants to be a good Jedi, but he sees how what they do isn't always good. He's always held that a benevolent tyranny is better than a democracy of idiots and thieves, and Palpatine uses that and other confidences to draw him in to his plots while seeming to be a friend. This is not Anakin's fault, and he does try to do the right thing after he finds out Palpatine is Darth Sidious, but then he sees Mace Windu do the exact thing he berated himself for earlier as 'not the Jedi way' and realises the Jedi are not the good guys they should be. After this, he basically feels like he has no choice but to follow through on his actions, which we all know is just digging himself into a deeper hole, but he doesn't realize this at first. Having always viewed the Dark Side as just another tool and not an inherently corrupting force also leads to his fall, especially after being told he's THE CHOSEN ONE his whole life and seeing the power he gets from tapping the Dark Side. You can tell he regrets some of what he's doing when he's standing on that balcony on Mustafar, tears falling, but he's in too deep now to go back. Finally, his outer hatred of Obi-Wan, of the Order, and of the Republic at the end are just pale reflections of his own self-hatred for all of the things he's done and knowing in the end that he didn't even achieve his goal of saving Padme. This is where his true strength as Vader comes from. Anakin would’ve done better in the older Jedi order (over 1,000 years ago) which was more pragmatic, more adaptable, and didn’t discourage attachments. Back then Jedi even had families and kids of their own. In the past it was the Sith who were dogmatic, and rigid. However ever since the last battle between the Jedi and the Sith (1,000 years ago) it’s now the Jedi who are too rigid, whereas the Sith had evolved and adapted. What Palpatine said about the Republic not being what it once was in Episode One, the same can be said of the current Jedi Order, ever since their last battle with the Sith. The Jedi had become too dogmatic, arrogant, rigid, and too detached from others. The Jedi had also become too out of touch with things, they failed to see that the galaxy was changing, that people had lost faith in the Republic which had become too corrupt and dysfunctional. The hypocrisy of the Jedi is that while they preached against attachments, they were too ‘attached’ to the Republic and the power that it gave them, they had become too political. They chose to follow the will of a corrupt Senate instead of the will of the Force like Qui Gon did. Qui Gon was the last true Jedi until Luke came along, he understood how misguided the Order had become. Obi Wan should’ve followed his example and not taken a seat on the Council. Anakin felt more alone after Ahsoka left the Order and it seemed to him that Obi Wan had chosen the Council over him, that he had abandoned him. Only after the fall of the Republic and the Order did Obi Wan realize that Qui Gon had been right all along. Both Obi Wan and Yoda went about training Luke a lot differently, they were kinder, more understanding, and not so rigid. They were both determined to mend the mistakes they had made with Anakin. Luke’s new Order in Star Wars Legends is a lot better than the previous Order had been.
Lots of great points! Seems the Jedi had a lot of hubris and mixed with Anakin being groomed by Palpatine, plus his "dark" tendencies... perfect storm!
Common misconception. The Jedi have always discouraged attachments. This never changed. Not even for Luke's New Jedi Order. That isn't to say that the jedi aren't allowed to love. As Anakin explained in AOTC, they are encouraged to love everyone equally. This is compassion. Attachment is when you love someone so much that you are unable to let go (detach) yourself from them. Think of the saying: "With great power comes great responsibility." In this instance that means that with the powers of a jedi, you should use it responsibly and not for fulfilling individual needs and wants. Attachment is the most unhealthy form of love. It is an obsession. Jedi are allowed to love as long they do not become attached. Jedi like Obi Wan and Ki Adi Mundi understood this perfectly. Obi Wan loved Satine but ultimately let go of her because he knew it would affect his commitment to the Jedi Order. Ki Adi Mundi had a family but ultimately he also could let go of his family. Anakin's love for Padme was the complete opposite. After the death of his mother he grew obsessed with her and promised to never let anyone go again. This is what led Anakin to the dark side, proving that the Jedi were right in forbidding attachments. Yes, the Jedi did play a role in Anakin's turn to the dark side. But you put far too much blame on the Jedi and not enough on Anakin himself. If Anakin wanted to fall in love and get married with Padme, thats fine. But he should have left the Jedi Order. Just like Obi Wan was planning to do when he realized he was becoming attached to Satine. But instead Anakin was selfish. He wanted to be a powerful jedi while also having the benefits of an ordinary civilian life. He wanted to have his cake and eat it too. Also freeing his mother is not as easy a task as you think. Shmi Skywalker belonged to the Hutts of Tatooine where the Republic and by extension, the Jedi, did not have jurisdiction. Qui Gon put this quite plainly in TPM. They also did not go there to rescue slaves. Had Anakin not been so strong with the force, he would not have been freed. That was the only reason he was rescued. Freeing Anakin's mother was also counterproductive to Anakin becoming a jedi. Ultimately it was Qui Gon's idea to make Anakin a jedi. The Jedi Council already predicted he would be dangerous due to him having formed attachments. They only really accepted Anakin into the Jedi Order to respect Qui Gon's final wish. While your comment is very well written, detailed and seemingly thorough. There is a little too much Anakin glazing and apologism for my liking. While there were many factors for Anakin's turn, the largest factor was Anakin's greed.
@@tseh3 Curious if you think that if the council had stood by their initial conclusion to not train Anakin would he not have become a sith or do you think Palpatine would find him anyway considering how strong in the force he was? I cant remember if Anakin was mentioned i the Plaguesis book, it was a while ago i read it. Personally i am unsure but i do believe that Palps dream of the Empire would still have happened because Anakin was only a tool. He would have found other ways. After all the dreams, plans and workings sort of started with Plaguesis even though his focus eventually drifted more to his obsession about life, death and the force in the end.
@andreascookie296 In the Expanded Universe, Sidious and his master, Plagueis, were partly responsible for creating Anakin. They had tried to manipulate the force for their own evil means. But the force rejected their manipulation and created Anakin in response. As for whether Anakin would have turned to the dark side, that is still up in the air. The Chosen One prophecy makes it clear that he will destroy the Sith and thus bring balance to the force. So if we are to take the Chosen One prophecy literally, had Qui Gon not found Anakin, I believe that he would have been discovered by another Jedi or force wielder at some point. Because in order to fulfil the Chosen One prophecy I would assume he would need to be trained in the ways of the force somehow. So it is possible that Sidious would have found him in this instance had Qui Gon failed to do so. However, if we are to ignore the Chosen One prophecy and pretend it doesnt exist. Then I do not think that Sidious would have discovered him.
@andreascookie296 In the Expanded Universe, Sidious and his master, Plagueis, were partly responsible for creating Anakin. They had tried to manipulate the force for their own evil means. But the force rejected their manipulation and created Anakin in response. As for whether Anakin would have turned to the dark side, that is still up in the air. The Chosen One prophecy makes it clear that he will destroy the Sith and thus bring balance to the force. So if we are to take the Chosen One prophecy literally, had Qui Gon not found Anakin, I believe that he would have been discovered by another Jedi or force wielder at some point. Because in order to fulfil the Chosen One prophecy I would assume he would need to be trained in the ways of the force somehow. So it is possible that Sidious would have found him in this instance had Qui Gon failed to do so. However, if we are to ignore the Chosen One prophecy and pretend it doesnt exist. Then I do not think that Sidious would have discovered him.
Around 34:12, Anakin isn't really mourning the people he killed. He's mourning the man he used to be and the dreams he had. He knew he wasn't Anakin Skywalker anymore.
Hayden Christensen wanted to fully go dark side but gorge lukas said to him you cant do that there is still the light side in anakin that constandly asks "what am i doing?" and then you have the dark side in him saying "im doing this for padme to save her and for the republik, i will not betray the republik" and that is how he did have to play Anakin and thats why george whantet him to play Anakin
Palpatine may have used the Dark Side powers to control and manipulate life to get the midichlorians to conceive Anakin. The dreams Anakin had about his mother and later about Padme were almost certainly caused by Palpatine. Remember when Anakin told Padme "Jedi don't have nightmares"? Also remember that Palpatine had an extraordinary ability to see into the future, so he may have seen what Anakin was going to become even before Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon met him. Palpatine was playing 5d chess the whole time (manipulating the separatists to create a droid army and invade Naboo, having ordered the clones, getting elected to the Chancellor's position, getting control over the Senate, getting more and more executive powers, starting the Clone Wars, and playing Anakin like a fiddle.
"The Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural." Gives me chills every time. Love that opera scene. Hey, Cristy! Well, the Palpatine reveal caught you by surprise which is a delightful rarity! Lucas provided visual and vocal cues since "Phantom Menace" that Palpatine and Sidious were one and the same. Ian McDiarmid plays the Emperor in all the Star Wars films in which he appears. He's the one character having a total blast throughout the prequels because he's pulling everybody's strings! His seduction of Anakin is masterful. The absolute best line of the Prequel trilogy goes to Natalie Portman: "So this is how liberty dies...with thunderous applause." Wookiees live for hundreds of years! In "Revenge of the Sith", Chewbacca is 181 years old! It is a popular belief that Padme's life force was drained out of her and channeled into Anakin by Palpatine which is why her death and his re-birth are juxtaposed by Lucas. Therefore, Palpy is directly responsible for the death of the person he convinced Anakin he could save prompting his betrayal of the Jedi in the first place! A very cruel manipulation. One of the Jedi Order's problems is that they had become ossified by dogma and had lost touch with their true purpose. This made them vulnerable to manipulation by the Sith and blind to their own shortcomings. Iconoclasts like Qui-Gon sought esoteric knowledge beyond ordained teachings to plumb deeper truths and were viewed as troublesome for suggesting the Order had become complacent and stagnant. The knowledge Yoda imparts to Obi-Wan at the end is his discovery of the path to immortality. His spiritual journey is chronicled in the animated "Clone Wars" when he is instructed in the deepest mysteries of the Force. Jedi immortality manifests as the Force-ghosts you see in the Classic trilogy. This was an ability unknown to the Order until Qui-Gon contacts Yoda which is why there are no Force-ghosts in the Prequel trilogy. The Jedi are all but exterminated by Order 66 much like how the Knights Templar were rounded up on a single day, Friday the 13th, in October 1307, by order of the French King Philip IV in a series of coordinated, simultaneous arrests. Emperor Palpatine initiated a smear campaign to vilify the Jedi and expunged any mention of them from the historical record. Philip IV did the same to the Templars demonizing them with false allegations of larceny, murder, sexual perversion, sedition and Satanism that led to their mass burning at the stake with the blessing of the Papacy! Palpy achieved control of a galaxy with his scheme while Philip was simply dodging the crushing debt he owed the Order! The clones are tragic pawns in Palpatine's scheme. They were bred by the Republic and were loyal to their creators serving through thick and thin with their Jedi Generals. The animated "Clone Wars" does a magnificent job of individualizing the troopers. However, they were engineered with a fail-safe to force them to obey executive decisions without question. Initiating Order 66 flips the switch in their brains forcibly turning them against the Jedi whom they previously would have died for. It's a horrifying betrayal not least of which to the clones themselves. Although the Separatist leadership was led by Count Dooku, they weren't privy to the collusion between Dooku and Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. Each Sith Lord led a faction in the Clone Wars to play both sides against each other creating chaos they could manipulate to their personal advantage! The populations of the worlds which aligned with one faction or the other truly believed in their respective causes which were socioeconomic and geopolitical. The layman had no idea he was just a pawn in Palpatine's grand scheme. With the Jedi exterminated, the greatest threat to his plan was taken off the board and he sent Vader to dispose of the Separatist leadership so he could consolidate power over the organizations they represented. The Separatist worlds relied on the support of those industries and institutions so those worlds would fall in line once those support systems were firmly in the Emperor's grip. The japor snippet pendant Amidala was buried wearing was the same one Anakin carved for her in "Phantom Menace". Senator Bail Organa orders C-3PO's mind to be wiped but R2-D2's CPU is left intact. Artoo REMEMBERS EVERYTHING! Your next stop is to revisit the Vader-Kenobi duel in "A New Hope" right here on YT for an incredible update in SC-38 RE-IMAGINED by FXitinPost! It is recommended that you see the standalone films prior to the Sequel Trilogy. Chronologically, "Solo" comes first beginning 6 years after "Revenge of the Sith", then "Rogue One" occurs just before "A New Hope".
In the theatres, people would cheer at the 20th Century Fox fanfare, applaud when the text, "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away" appeared, and go absolutely insane when the Star Wars logo and the main theme began! Ahh, what great memories. I saw those 6 movies in the theatres, each so many times!! (SO MANY times, lol) 🥳🥳
22:57 actually that’s the exact opposite of the moral of this movie. The moral of this movie is that if someone will do anything for love, they will commit genocide for love and that attachment is a bad thing.
A different kind of teaching was necessary for Anakin, not of the rigid type the old Jedi order could provide. If he had been raised during Luke's order, he wouldn't have turned.
Yoda is not saying not to care about losing people he's saying let go of the fear of losing someone because we have no control over it and being afraid to lose someone is just tormenting oneself
Before this movie was released in theaters, the animated series Clone Wars was released, several important events happened in it, Anakin's appointment as a Jedi, when Padme gives him R2 as a companion, when the Skywalker twins are conceived, when they begin to use the fighters with which they begin the movie, R4 appears several times, the attack on Coruscant, the kidnapping of the chancellor and how Mace Windu wounds the Grivieous, the series ends exactly where the movie begins and ties up several ends of the movie, Later this series was withdrawn to make way for CGI but I am very fond of it, because I had finished watching it the day before the day I went to the cinema. I loved that union that existed between the two.
The prequels were misunderstood when they first came out. But this is the story of Darth Vader and I think George did an amazing job with pushing visual effects that simply weren't available in the original trilogy.
Now you know why a JEDI cannot fall in love, because having feelings and a sense of possession brings him closer to the dark side. You were happy that his love grew but that brought him closer to the dark side. Now you just have to watch Star Wars Rogue One and that's it.
Yes the theater went nuts when the music and Star Wars first hit. Then it was dead quiet during the opening crawl because everyone was reading it for the first time.
@@CristyReacts Kathleen Kennedy can! (She’s in charge of Star Wars at Disney) the only post Disney Star Wars that’s good is anything that has Dave Filoni or Jon Favreau listed as producers on it.
Actually theres a theory that since his usage of the dark side, Palpatine has looked like that for some time, and in fact was using the Dark Side of the force to mask not just his presence as a Sith but also his true appearance, letting it down only as part of his scheming
While it seems that Palapatine/Sidious' face to be disfigured because of the Force Lightning, the disfigured face is actually his real face because it was disfigured from all the use of The Dark Side. The handsome Palaptine face is a mask created through The Force, a technique called Force Mask. When the Force Lightning is relfected back, it destroys that mask showing his true face. This make sense because neither Anakin, Windu, Yoda or Luke's faces were disgfigured when they got hit by Force Lightning unlike Palpatine/Sidious.
6:35 "My powers have _doubled_ since the last time we met, Count." Not really a necessary boast. The last time these two met, Dooku got away because Skywalker was too lost in his impulses to fight at Kenobi's side as part of a strategy. It was not a shortage of power. It was a shortage of _impulse_ control.
Something I am not sure you noticed. But the guy on the bridge with the Emperor when Vader shows up, is actually a younger version of Grand Moff Tarkin. And in Episode II there is a scene when one of the Separatists is handing Count Dooku (Darth Tyrannis) this hologram computer thing and for a moment you see the Death Star as a hologram. Those were the original Death Star plans. So the Death Star is actually Separatist technology. Only they didn't realize all their weapons that they were developing was for the Empire. Not them. In the original Canon, all the machines and property of the Separatists were taken by the Empire. Right after Anakin was told by Sidious to shut the Droids down. In Disney Cannon they changed things with Star Wars Rebels where a faction of Separatist Droids managed to escape the Empire. But from the beginning, the Super Weapons Palpatine had were being developed by the Separatists. And also many of the designs for the space weapons came from his Master Darth Plageuis. And his Master, Darth Tenebrous. Oh that leads me to one final thing you may not have caught. I didn't catch it the first time either. Someone from a Star Wars video explained it later. Darth Plageuis wanted to become a god in the Force. So he and Palpatine gained cosmic powers. And he tried to create a powerful force sensitive being. The problem is, the Force hated Darth Plageuis. Because he and Palpatine had caused the Force to go out of Balance. So the Force created Anakin. He was the Chosen One after all. He was always going to be good and defeat Palpatine. But Anakin's bloodline are all chosen ones too. Like Luke and Leia. Even a thousand years later one of Leia's descendants named who was a Space Pirate and a Jedi, became an even more powerful chosen one. So the Skywalkers are all created to be heroes. Palpatine was telling Anakin his own origin story. That Plageuis created him (by accident). Plageuis freaked out when he realized Anakin existed. Because he knew the Force created the Chosen One. And the Sith were done for. He wanted to kill Anakin as a child. But Palpatine wanted to turn Anakin into his apprentice instead. And Plageuis was alive until the night before Qui Gonn died. So Sidious was still the Apprentice until right then. Oh and Palpatine has looked like that since the end of Phantom Menace when he killed his Master. Not because of the Force Lightning. Apparently dark side users eventually start to degrade. And the strongest dark side users all look pale with yellow eyes. Darth Plageuis looked like that too. The reason he looked normal for so long was because he used Sith Alchemy to change his appearance back to normal. But he finally dropped it during the fight with Windu to horrify Anakin. To make it look like Windu was responsible for his deformities. Make the Jedi look like even bigger bad guys. And also because he's stronger in his natural form than he is in human form. But that's why Palpatine had that inhuman scream when he started fighting the Jedi. Because he already lost his humanity to the dark side a long time ago. Edit And I have to add this, I love hearing you go "Ay No" and talk in Spanish. Hawt Af 😂
I did a random wookie yell in the theater opening night before the opening theme came on lol. I wasn't even really a Star Wars fan at the time (my mom's the big Star Wars fan), but I pretty much casually knew the movies at that point. I was in this weird era of randomly imitating Chewie at home at the time, and I was actually really good at it lol. So, sitting in the packed theater with my family, and it was quiet while everyone was anticipating the movie to start. For whatever reason, I just impulsively did a big wookie yell right before it came on. The whole theater erupted with laughter and clapped. I wasn't even really hyped for the movie, but that definitely made me feel good 😄... I did get into Star Wars years later though, hence why I'm here lol...
I was 14 when this movie released in theaters, I remember loving The Phantom Menace, and thinking Attack Of The Clones was really boring, so my expectations/knowledge going into this movie were less than zero. To make a long story short, this movie blew my stupid little mind, and no movie theater experience has matched it since. Avengers: Infinity War is a close second, but I'd say this movie left a much longer lasting impression.
one note: Palpatine always was scarred and gross, he was using his dark side power to cover it up and then he used the fight with Nick Fury as an opportunity to stop wasting his efforts to hide his face.
Joking aside, the sad thing about Anakin is that even though he grew up in age, he was always just a scared immature little boy, and he felt that’s the way everyone treated him. He resorted to the Dark Side when confronted with every tragedy. Revenge was his goto, as if he couldn’t control his emotions even though he knew it was wrong. If Obi and the council had addressed this issues rather than just telling him the dark side is bad, maybe he would’ve learned to control himself better. It hits hard every time when Padame says “You’re breaking my heart. You’re going down a path I can’t follow…”. Great reaction as always!
After be burned, Vader suffered a lung damage so serious. That´s why he needed the suit (with a ventilation equipment) to breath and live. Besides, on purpose, this equpment "worked" with rage, anger and all his suffering. That´s why I told you in Episode VI that after kill the Emperor, with this ventilation destroyed and without rage and anger... he couldn´t live.
where in the world do you get this idea that rage makes the suit work better. not at all. it is a breathing apparatus suit. it is not poweed by hate or love. it simply got destroyed by shorting out from immense force lightning. the suit was disegned so that lighting could harm the apparatus to give disious the advantage. but mechanical things are simplym echanical
Great reaction Cristy ❤ loved being on this journey with you and how you loved the characters and all their stories. Will you be doing the spin off series to watch what happens between Obi-wan and Darth vader, the princess and Luke and all the others. Please say yes 🙏🏼
Hi Dax! Yes I will be watching the Obi Wan show but I don't have the bandwidth to edit them so I'll be doing them on Patreon as exclusive content (watchalong style -- the full reaction with minimal editing). Maybe someday when I have more editing power I will bring it over to TH-cam
If you like sword fighting you should watch Blade. He is the vampire hunter from Marvel comics. Blade was the first Marvel movie, and was successful enough that they made two more. Wesley Snipes was crazy good in the fighting sequences. Check it out?
Hello! Just a quick observation. I noticed that Vaders helmet is a stylized German helmet from WW2 and the caps worn on the men in the Death Star are Japanese caps also from WW2!
for order 66 u have to watch " clone wars " anime show to learn how it was implanted in the clones , in the army order for the republic ( phantom menace ) ... :)
it was pretty obvoius in attack of the clones. the cloners literally said they were made with instructions to be totally obeident to take orders without question. and since the chancellor is essentially the Commander in Chief he is the highest commanding officer above anyone and so if he gave oan order they follow it blindliny an nobody below him could chage it
28:05 Order 66 was a code word that activated an inhibitor chip in the clones' brains, that is, against their own will. This is explained in one of the episodes of The Clone Wars series. After episode 3, the Empire begins to replace the clones with conscripted soldiers, the stormtroopers, but the clones rebel against the empire after the Chip stops working. (Bad Batch, season 1-3)
Hey friends! Thanks for accompanying me on another Star Wars movie, I love this world and its characters!
Been getting a lot of comments about this, so I'm just gonna leave this here: *yes, I do plan to watch the other Star Wars movies*. I know some of you feel very strongly about them, but please respect my experience as a first time watcher and don't try to influence how I feel about a movie before I watch it. I'd really like to make up my own mind.
After talking it out with my Patreon, next we'll do Solo, then Rogue One, then the sequels. I'm looking forward to it! Maybe we'll agree about those movies, or maybe we won't. But above all I hope we can stay respectful and friendly.
La verdad es que Rogue One es lo único decente que ha hecho Disney con la franquicia. Lo demás, francamente, es basura. Pero está bien que veas esas series y esas películas, y juzgues por ti misma.
Now the next one in the chapter is Kenobi it continues from this
The Obi-Wan show would be a good one to watch next
After you watch Rogue One you should definitely watch the show Andor.
I'm glad you aren't listening the naysayers and rather watch them and form your own opinions. I'm personally not the biggest fan of the sequel trilogy (*cough* The Last Jedi *cough*) but I still think they are worth watching and I know that there is lots of people who enjoy them and find them very entertaining. As you delve more into SW you'll notice that there is constant shitstorm in the fandom and there is ALWAYS folk who think they know what you should watch and like. I have no idea how so many people have missed the core message of this franchise, but somehow that seems to be the reality. So, it's better to shut out all of the negative crap and just keep an open mind & have fun.
When Palpatine tells Anakin to leave Obi-Wan to die, Anakin replied "His fate will be the same as ours". Well, they all died on a Death Star and they were all killed by Anakin/Vader. So, yeah.
I mean Anakin did blow up the death star twice killing millions of innocent people just doing their jobs..... not that the death star didnt blow up planets killing millions of innocent people just living their lives 🤣thats the disney moral code... there is no bad side its just perspective... lets forget the fact they dont even know the name of the characters and how could LUKE blow up the second death star when he was on it fighting vader and then evacuating? i used to think that more content was always better but the fact that the people writing and directing now are just making a mockery of everything to push an agenda.... go look at the expanse.... bad ass female characters none of it feels forced. we dont need to be like "men are bad, make everything women" also how disney gonna keep attacking white men for sexism and racism..... you had a bada** character you fired because she expressed her freedom of speech but you didnt like her opinion.... you also photo shopped out the 1 black person on a poster for your movie when it was released in china because china apparently is more racist than america.... DISNEY did that.... not us..
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@SoTOreo your comment might make more sense if you rewrote it..because it reads as if you think Disney had something to do with ROTS. Sentence structure is important when trying to communicate ideas..
also it's unclear based on how it's written whether or not you believe good and evil is only perspective or if you are saying that's what Disney believes etc. I for one believe that good and evil IS perception based...like for instance you have a morale code where murder is a crime or unforgivable sin...whereas someone else may be from a culture where it is not viewed in the same way...who is to say which is correct? And if those morales are based a religion or diety and you have never seen your god and they have never seen theres..then who is to say that either have any meaning?
But also just to be clear I am the mind that murder is morally wrong except under very few and and strict circumstance. And I base that morale conviction on having gone to war and seen the effects of both taking life and seeing it taken has on a person's psyche.
Anyways cheers and apologies if any of my reply reads as combative it's merely an attempt to understand what you meant.
@@SoTOreo That was the dumbest comment I've read all week. Like every sentiment expressed was imoressively stupid and wrong. Congratulations.
Well done. You added something to the Star Wars core lore for me. Thank you!
They made General Grevious cough so the audience would know he's a cyborg and not a droid.
And then everyone in the audience said "Wait, why is that droid coughing?"
they didnt make General Grievous cough for that reason lmfao?? Mace Windu damaged his breathing system making him cough.
@@OfficialDoggyYTit also showed people that he was once a living being instead of a droid. 2 things can be true at the same time.
Made Windu damaging his lungs was the noncanon in-universe explanation for why he coughs, not the real world explanation.
@@chrisjensen1067 it is canon lol it's just not the technical explanation
@@chrisjensen1067 i mean, him having lungs just proves hes a Cyborg.
Remember Palpatine has been grooming Anakin since he was a small child . The Jedi were very divided about him and I think some were even Jealous of him. Mace being the worst of all of them . Then they wanted him to spy on a Father figure to him. In a lot of ways the Jedi were just as responsible as Palpatine for his Dark Turn. He could not win.
At the end of the Clone War, the people of the galaxy were even calling it the Jedi War.
Dooku told Kenobi to his face what was actually happening, as direct as could be, and Obi-wan with all his force still didn't see it.
It's easy to forget that Anakin met Palplatine hefore he met the jedi counsel and first impressions really do matter
When Anakin met the jedi they forcefully read his mind, told him he was wrong for missing his mother and denied him of his dream to be a jedi
While Palpatine welcomed everyone on the landing platform, was worried about the queen/ Anakin's future wife and showed more interest in Anakin than the counsel ever did
any day Anakin could walk and say: i am leaving jedi and will marry Padme .peace out. But Anakin want all thing
Mace Windu did not treat Anakin any differently than anyone else. Anakin was an unruly and overemotional Jedi student, what the actual f*ck did you want him to be treated like?
"The only thing he was afraid of was..."
"Taxes.."
You are magnificent.
And spiders!
Jup. I lost it too at that part. 😂😂
Taxes, but not from a jedi.
"No loyalty"
.... A good soldier follows orders
Plus Order 66 was always programmed into the clones, they just didn't know it until Palps enacted that order.
@@minnesotajones261I mean Rex do know it. If the Clone Wars was created before ROTS than the whole episode 3 would be different I mean order 66 still happend but I guess the most known clones would not turned or if they are than the way like like Rex in season 7
@@minnesotajones261 Order 66 itself wasn’t programmed into the clones, it was a chip implanted into the clones that essentially brainwashed them into blindly following orders, or at least that’s the way I understand it.
Fast forwarding through the story of Darth Plagueis broke me in half laughing 😭😂😂😂
Hahaha it was either summarizing it or speeding it up! Clips can't go on too long because of copyright
@@CristyReacts No no, it was perfect. It's just the unintentional recreation of a meme. They get me every single time.
@@CristyReacts Without permission, there is no way to record copyrighted material without copyright claims or strikes. Which is why People skipping lines is useless
@@adamt.borrowmanmr.mattobei9865 Not useless. Using short clips is a good way to get around the automatic content ID system, and it makes it easier to argue Fair Use laater on
Qui Gonn spirit taught Obi Wan to become a force ghost, (at the end of the movie Yoda said to Obi that someone returned from the netherworld of the force). In all those years in solitude in Tatooine Obi Wan learnt it. That´s why he told Vader in episode IV: "if you strike me down, I´ll become more powerful that you can possibly imagine".
"The only tuing he was afraid of was..."
"Taxes"
That shit sent me!😭😂
Congratulations. You’ve watched ALL SIX Star Wars movies.
But wait aren't there 3 mo.....
I said all SIX Star Wars movies.
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@@DaGuys470 all six saga movies
The Saga is Complete, May 2005.
@@gumdeo SOMEHOW there are 3 other films, dark magic, secrets only Disney knew
A lot of people overlook this, but when Palpatine says "and we shall have peace", he was blatantly misleading Anakin already. The very first line if the sith code is "Peace is a lie, there is only passion"
tbf while yes he lied Palpatine doesn't really give a shit about the sith code or their customs
The Jedi and their arrogance failed Anakin, as well as being groomed by Palps and the other things that happen. Anakin needed QuiGon.
Also The Clone Wars series adds so much to the character of Anakin and his story arc. You see how as Ahsoka puts it “he was the best of us”.
And after that The Bad Batch!
Anakin was overemotional and undisciplined. Thats not the best of anything.
@@Prince_the_One Yeah, if Anakin was advocating authoritarianism, had very little impulse and emotional control, and betrayed the freedom of trillions of people over a dream he had about his wife, he was definitely not "the best" of them.
@@rikk319 exactly lol, he always gave in to his emotions in almost every situation, everyone kept telling him what he was doing wrong and he just kept doing it, hes like Zuko without any improvement...
@@rikk319That’s because he wasn’t given an outlet for his feelings by Obi Wan and the Jedi. Also he didn’t have Qui Gon who was the only one who could’ve given him the emotional support and guidance that he really needed.
5:31 common misconception. He’s a cyborg and not a robot. He was once a dude then he got super injured and now all his important bits are stuck in a robot body.
Well put. I've seen so many ppl react to Grievous and not enough people understand that concept
I envision him as an early attempt to make a Vader.
The thing is, particularly with hard core fans that really got into the books, comics and games, a lot of those minor Jedi had very deep and detailed back stories. To see all of those characters that we invested years of following and getting to know, seeing them die like that, it still is traumatizing. To this day.
i never read the EU but i was very touched and saddeed period . just seeing an knoing how and what was going in is very sad in its own right
Oh, but, but...so many "fans" will say all that matters is they were all so "arrogant"...
Me taking a shot everytime Cristy says "Ayy no" 😂
Did you survive your hospital visit?
@@aaronburdon221 🤣
@@aaronburdon221Hmmm We Eastern Europeans and Germans can handle that much alcohol believe me. But I guess he is not European
Padme's last words "There's good in him" lived on. Her spirit and compassion passed on to Luke that eventually saved Anakin. Funny how Leia despised Vader but was infact more like her father, passionate and resolute.
This movie is an emotional rollercoaster. First time I watched it on theaters, I couldn't speak during several hours until I re-watched the next episodes. Today, I can realize the great CGI and incredible ligthsaber battles. Thanks for your reaction, Cristy.
If Obi-Wan had finished Vader off Anakin wouldn't be around to save the galaxy later. Qui-Gon was right all along. He is the chosen one
Thank you for saying that he definitely was needed alive
If you think about it, Obi Wans love for Anakin did that too. He loved him so much like a brother that he just couldn't bring himself to finish him off
What's more tragic is that Mace Windu told Anakin to wait in the council chambers so he could be promoted to Jedi Master.
He didn’t say anything about making him a Jedi master.
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HaHa! No, people did not clap at the intro, they went absolutely insane! I had never experienced a theater roar like that, watching these in the theater was amazing. People would camp in lines outside movie theaters days before the release to be part of the first showing. Star Wars fans are pretty crazy.
‘You interrupted him! He was meditating!’
Mom! I was just washing it!!
When Padme was buried, you can see the huge belly. They tried to cheat the Emperor, looking like she had died pregnant.
They make the fake death of 🤰🏻
You do know women's bellies don't just go flat the moment they give birth. Padme has just died, her body is no longer producing the hormones to reshape her belly so no fake belly was necessary
they also had the thing ani carved out of a japur snippet from when they met, which was a nice touch
I mean its like 4-5 hours after she died so her belly would look like this whitout making to look like she was still pragnent
"Were gonna slap the dark side out of him" that line was gold.
That’s what my granny used to yell at me when I’d misbehave…. 🤚 🤕
@@yourlifeisagreatstory Hah! Omg 😂 I never knew my grandparents really but when i was young one of the things i remember mom used to yell when i was crying and she was pissed and it was "Come here and ill give you something to cry about!" She didnt really beat me (i think) but i always found that phrase so stupid. Like shes angry, im crying, shes more angry because im crying and the solution is to make me cry more? Hilarious way of thinking really. At least its hilarious now 20 years later
12:33 "That's really scary. Imagine training yourself to not care if you lose your... spouse."
That's not exactly what he said, Cristy. He advised Anakin to train himself to let _go._ He advised Anakin to recognize that, inevitably, all life is temporary. The people you love the most will inevitably die, one day. That day might come tomorrow or it might come many _years_ from now. Yoda's advice, just now, was not to train oneself to be utterly _indifferent_ to the fact. It was to train oneself to recognize the fact as _inevitable._
I mean Yoda cant did this himself when his master died for exemple he cant let it go this is why he speaks backwards and this is because to honour hím but still its some kind of attachment.
This advise more like that: If you loose someone grief him/her but do not let your grief take over you. This is what he said to Obi Wan as well.
Think of death as something that sets people free
What you say is correct on paper and yes, inevitable but it doesn't make that moment any easier to deal with. When the film first came out, sure I understood what Yoda was saying was simply logical but jump 15 years later and my mom was wasting away with no hope of a cure and I ain't gonna lie, I would have done anything, paid any price to save her, no matter how terrible. When you're caught up in a whirl of emotion like that, it's so hard to think straight.
@@SentinelGigaExactly, Yoda gave up on attachments after seeing so many other Jedi pass on before him. He was wrong about attachments being a bad thing, the answer is to balance attachments and duty in a healthy way, not to have no attachments.
FRESHLY SQUEEZED PULPATINE!!! HAHAHAHAHA im dying lmao
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Palpatine juice is something I never wanted to hear...
20:20 "The Dark Side of the Force surrounds the Chancellor."
A fact that should tell you a _hell_ of a lot more than it does.
Considering none of the Jedi say that about anyone else but Palpatine, that should have narrowed down their search for the hidden Sith Lord quite a bit.
They took their sweet time to notice it.
“Untrusting mumbling” - if ever there was a description of my personality, this would be it haha
"slap the Dark Side out of him". epic... I love that, Cristy!!
"[Palpatine] is out of control"
😂 ....yeah
Grievous was originally a Kaleesh, an organic being. He later became a cyborg, organic mixed with droid parts. He also had health issues, hence the cough.
Anakin did exactly what he was supposed to - àt the start there were thousands of jedi and only 2 sith - at the end, it was balanced to 2 of each.
The force is a sadistic bastard
That is not balancing the force. George Lucas literally said that was wrong as well.
Yeah, that's how the average 10-year-old would look at it, making sure the teams are evenly matched. If that was the case, he brought the Force out of balance when he destroyed Sheev and himself, because then the Jedi were up 1-0 with only Luke left. Unless you count Filoni's fan fiction, with Ahsoka and the rest. Anakin brought balance when he destroyed Sheev, not before.
Cristy, your one liners are genius.
Padmé; are you going to kill him?
Cristy; No, we're gonna slap the dark side out of him.😂😂😂
5:37, basically Mace Windu damaged his breathing system iirc.
6:35 btw fun fact, here Anakin says "my powers have doubled since the last time we met count", this wasnt after fighting Anakin in Episode 2, but his powers doubled after the Clone Wars animated series. So hes even more powerful than most people think.
I mean is kinda funny cause if you think about it. His prime is in Mortis
That series wasn't even a thing when this movie was filmed. It's a retcon of the story and Ahsoka is the biggest proof of that. Nobody even mentions her in this movie or the OT. So, it's obvious that Anakin is referring to their duel on Geonosis, they simply hadn't seen each other in 3 years. Which actually makes more sense than Dooku being the Saturday morning cartoon villain.
Another thing is when Grievous reveals to Obi-Wan that Dooku trained him in lightsaber combat. Why would he say that, if they already fought countless times, like they do in the series? According to Sam Witwer, Filoni even forgot that Padmé and Shmi met in Episode 1. The guy is a complete clown and he showed it fully with his Ahsoka series.
Yes we clapped and cheered!
This gal is my spirit animal. "The only thing he was afraid of was...taxes." lol
small detail i like: when anakin is about to kill the padawans he still has doubt about what to do but the little kid calls him "Master skywalker" a title he doesnt have but wants reaffirming his decision to join the sith
I blame Palpatine for using Anakin's love of his wife against him to make him turn.
A bit of fun extra trivia. Although Palpatine was arguably holding back, Mace Windu was only able to defeat him in combat because Windu actually channels a bit of the darkside into his own unique lightsaber style. Thats also why he fights much more agressively (and angrily) than other jedi.
Every time I hear anakin take his first breath as Vader it gives me goosebumps every time
In the Clone Wars series, there's one episode where Obi-Wan hinted at that he knew or hghly suspected that Anakin and Padmé was very close (though not knowing they were married) when he after Anakin was communicting with him in secret and he was waiting outside, he said "Tell Padmé, I said hello.". He wanted his former Padawan, friend and brother to be happy so he didn't snitch to The Council about it, which is probably why Padmé asks Ani if Obi-Wan could help them.
30:54 Misremembering, only Qui Gon wanted to take Anakin on. They all sensed evil on the council.
"The only thing he was afraid of was ..." "taxes" 🤣
Awesome reaction of my favorite Star Wars movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊
I liked at the beginning of Luke's journey (when arriving on Tatooine and given to Owen and Beru) they are in front of a double sun sunrise. One of the last scenes for Luke on Tatooine (before he goes off with Ben) you see look looking at a double sun sunset.
Her: “the chancellor is out of control”
Me: “damn…”
I believe the best way I ever heard the prequels explained was:
Holy order gains control of their messiah and hands him over to the devil.
Fits so well
How did Anakin go from being a sweet little boy to Darth Vader? Well.... it was all the Jedi's fault.
If Qui-gon Jinn had lived, things may have turned out differently, as he was clearly the father figure that the boy needed, but Obi-wan had to fill in instead, and always viewed Anakin as a younger brother. Also, being just out of training himself, Obi-wan wasn't prepared to train a 9 year old boy (since most Jedi Younglings are taken to the Temple at age 1-2). The Jedi never thought to free his mother from slavery even though it would have been a simple affair for them, and tried to force their dogmatic teachings of emotion suppression on him after he'd already developed his own persona (which is why children are taken to the Temple so young, so they don't form attachments and are thus molded in the Jedi way from the start).
Obi-wan was used to this style of teaching and was not prepared for how Anakin would react to how harsh he was, sowing the seeds of resentment in him early. Anakin has also seen all of the corruption in the Republic, in the Senate via his dealings with Padme during the Clone Wars, their turning a blind eye to smuggling, slavery, and other bad shit in the name of profit, and even the Jedi's hypocrisy in claiming to be peacekeepers and yet pushing for more offensives during the war instead of even attempting diplomacy.
Add to that when Anakin goes to Yoda for advice, he gets the typical "Hands-off" treatment that Yoda is famous for, and is left feeling completely misunderstood, which further confuses his loyalties. He wants to be a good Jedi, but he sees how what they do isn't always good. He's always held that a benevolent tyranny is better than a democracy of idiots and thieves, and Palpatine uses that and other confidences to draw him in to his plots while seeming to be a friend. This is not Anakin's fault, and he does try to do the right thing after he finds out Palpatine is Darth Sidious, but then he sees Mace Windu do the exact thing he berated himself for earlier as 'not the Jedi way' and realises the Jedi are not the good guys they should be.
After this, he basically feels like he has no choice but to follow through on his actions, which we all know is just digging himself into a deeper hole, but he doesn't realize this at first. Having always viewed the Dark Side as just another tool and not an inherently corrupting force also leads to his fall, especially after being told he's THE CHOSEN ONE his whole life and seeing the power he gets from tapping the Dark Side. You can tell he regrets some of what he's doing when he's standing on that balcony on Mustafar, tears falling, but he's in too deep now to go back.
Finally, his outer hatred of Obi-Wan, of the Order, and of the Republic at the end are just pale reflections of his own self-hatred for all of the things he's done and knowing in the end that he didn't even achieve his goal of saving Padme. This is where his true strength as Vader comes from.
Anakin would’ve done better in the older Jedi order (over 1,000 years ago) which was more pragmatic, more adaptable, and didn’t discourage attachments. Back then Jedi even had families and kids of their own. In the past it was the Sith who were dogmatic, and rigid. However ever since the last battle between the Jedi and the Sith (1,000 years ago) it’s now the Jedi who are too rigid, whereas the Sith had evolved and adapted.
What Palpatine said about the Republic not being what it once was in Episode One, the same can be said of the current Jedi Order, ever since their last battle with the Sith. The Jedi had become too dogmatic, arrogant, rigid, and too detached from others. The Jedi had also become too out of touch with things, they failed to see that the galaxy was changing, that people had lost faith in the Republic which had become too corrupt and dysfunctional. The hypocrisy of the Jedi is that while they preached against attachments, they were too ‘attached’ to the Republic and the power that it gave them, they had become too political. They chose to follow the will of a corrupt Senate instead of the will of the Force like Qui Gon did.
Qui Gon was the last true Jedi until Luke came along, he understood how misguided the Order had become. Obi Wan should’ve followed his example and not taken a seat on the Council. Anakin felt more alone after Ahsoka left the Order and it seemed to him that Obi Wan had chosen the Council over him, that he had abandoned him. Only after the fall of the Republic and the Order did Obi Wan realize that Qui Gon had been right all along. Both Obi Wan and Yoda went about training Luke a lot differently, they were kinder, more understanding, and not so rigid. They were both determined to mend the mistakes they had made with Anakin. Luke’s new Order in Star Wars Legends is a lot better than the previous Order had been.
Lots of great points! Seems the Jedi had a lot of hubris and mixed with Anakin being groomed by Palpatine, plus his "dark" tendencies... perfect storm!
Common misconception. The Jedi have always discouraged attachments. This never changed. Not even for Luke's New Jedi Order. That isn't to say that the jedi aren't allowed to love. As Anakin explained in AOTC, they are encouraged to love everyone equally. This is compassion. Attachment is when you love someone so much that you are unable to let go (detach) yourself from them. Think of the saying: "With great power comes great responsibility." In this instance that means that with the powers of a jedi, you should use it responsibly and not for fulfilling individual needs and wants.
Attachment is the most unhealthy form of love. It is an obsession. Jedi are allowed to love as long they do not become attached. Jedi like Obi Wan and Ki Adi Mundi understood this perfectly. Obi Wan loved Satine but ultimately let go of her because he knew it would affect his commitment to the Jedi Order. Ki Adi Mundi had a family but ultimately he also could let go of his family. Anakin's love for Padme was the complete opposite. After the death of his mother he grew obsessed with her and promised to never let anyone go again. This is what led Anakin to the dark side, proving that the Jedi were right in forbidding attachments. Yes, the Jedi did play a role in Anakin's turn to the dark side. But you put far too much blame on the Jedi and not enough on Anakin himself.
If Anakin wanted to fall in love and get married with Padme, thats fine. But he should have left the Jedi Order. Just like Obi Wan was planning to do when he realized he was becoming attached to Satine. But instead Anakin was selfish. He wanted to be a powerful jedi while also having the benefits of an ordinary civilian life. He wanted to have his cake and eat it too.
Also freeing his mother is not as easy a task as you think. Shmi Skywalker belonged to the Hutts of Tatooine where the Republic and by extension, the Jedi, did not have jurisdiction. Qui Gon put this quite plainly in TPM. They also did not go there to rescue slaves. Had Anakin not been so strong with the force, he would not have been freed. That was the only reason he was rescued. Freeing Anakin's mother was also counterproductive to Anakin becoming a jedi.
Ultimately it was Qui Gon's idea to make Anakin a jedi. The Jedi Council already predicted he would be dangerous due to him having formed attachments. They only really accepted Anakin into the Jedi Order to respect Qui Gon's final wish.
While your comment is very well written, detailed and seemingly thorough. There is a little too much Anakin glazing and apologism for my liking. While there were many factors for Anakin's turn, the largest factor was Anakin's greed.
@@tseh3 Curious if you think that if the council had stood by their initial conclusion to not train Anakin would he not have become a sith or do you think Palpatine would find him anyway considering how strong in the force he was? I cant remember if Anakin was mentioned i the Plaguesis book, it was a while ago i read it.
Personally i am unsure but i do believe that Palps dream of the Empire would still have happened because Anakin was only a tool. He would have found other ways. After all the dreams, plans and workings sort of started with Plaguesis even though his focus eventually drifted more to his obsession about life, death and the force in the end.
@andreascookie296 In the Expanded Universe, Sidious and his master, Plagueis, were partly responsible for creating Anakin. They had tried to manipulate the force for their own evil means. But the force rejected their manipulation and created Anakin in response.
As for whether Anakin would have turned to the dark side, that is still up in the air. The Chosen One prophecy makes it clear that he will destroy the Sith and thus bring balance to the force. So if we are to take the Chosen One prophecy literally, had Qui Gon not found Anakin, I believe that he would have been discovered by another Jedi or force wielder at some point. Because in order to fulfil the Chosen One prophecy I would assume he would need to be trained in the ways of the force somehow. So it is possible that Sidious would have found him in this instance had Qui Gon failed to do so. However, if we are to ignore the Chosen One prophecy and pretend it doesnt exist. Then I do not think that Sidious would have discovered him.
@andreascookie296 In the Expanded Universe, Sidious and his master, Plagueis, were partly responsible for creating Anakin. They had tried to manipulate the force for their own evil means. But the force rejected their manipulation and created Anakin in response.
As for whether Anakin would have turned to the dark side, that is still up in the air. The Chosen One prophecy makes it clear that he will destroy the Sith and thus bring balance to the force. So if we are to take the Chosen One prophecy literally, had Qui Gon not found Anakin, I believe that he would have been discovered by another Jedi or force wielder at some point. Because in order to fulfil the Chosen One prophecy I would assume he would need to be trained in the ways of the force somehow. So it is possible that Sidious would have found him in this instance had Qui Gon failed to do so. However, if we are to ignore the Chosen One prophecy and pretend it doesnt exist. Then I do not think that Sidious would have discovered him.
43:50 just knowing that Snips is somewhere in the crowd.
Around 34:12, Anakin isn't really mourning the people he killed. He's mourning the man he used to be and the dreams he had. He knew he wasn't Anakin Skywalker anymore.
Hayden Christensen wanted to fully go dark side but gorge lukas said to him you cant do that there is still the light side in anakin that constandly asks "what am i doing?" and then you have the dark side in him saying "im doing this for padme to save her and for the republik, i will not betray the republik" and that is how he did have to play Anakin and thats why george whantet him to play Anakin
Palpatine may have used the Dark Side powers to control and manipulate life to get the midichlorians to conceive Anakin. The dreams Anakin had about his mother and later about Padme were almost certainly caused by Palpatine. Remember when Anakin told Padme "Jedi don't have nightmares"? Also remember that Palpatine had an extraordinary ability to see into the future, so he may have seen what Anakin was going to become even before Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon met him.
Palpatine was playing 5d chess the whole time (manipulating the separatists to create a droid army and invade Naboo, having ordered the clones, getting elected to the Chancellor's position, getting control over the Senate, getting more and more executive powers, starting the Clone Wars, and playing Anakin like a fiddle.
Anakin: Liar!
Her face: 😱😱😱😱
"The Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural." Gives me chills every time. Love that opera scene.
Hey, Cristy! Well, the Palpatine reveal caught you by surprise which is a delightful rarity! Lucas provided visual and vocal cues since "Phantom Menace" that Palpatine and Sidious were one and the same. Ian McDiarmid plays the Emperor in all the Star Wars films in which he appears. He's the one character having a total blast throughout the prequels because he's pulling everybody's strings! His seduction of Anakin is masterful.
The absolute best line of the Prequel trilogy goes to Natalie Portman: "So this is how liberty dies...with thunderous applause."
Wookiees live for hundreds of years! In "Revenge of the Sith", Chewbacca is 181 years old!
It is a popular belief that Padme's life force was drained out of her and channeled into Anakin by Palpatine which is why her death and his re-birth are juxtaposed by Lucas. Therefore, Palpy is directly responsible for the death of the person he convinced Anakin he could save prompting his betrayal of the Jedi in the first place! A very cruel manipulation.
One of the Jedi Order's problems is that they had become ossified by dogma and had lost touch with their true purpose. This made them vulnerable to manipulation by the Sith and blind to their own shortcomings. Iconoclasts like Qui-Gon sought esoteric knowledge beyond ordained teachings to plumb deeper truths and were viewed as troublesome for suggesting the Order had become complacent and stagnant. The knowledge Yoda imparts to Obi-Wan at the end is his discovery of the path to immortality. His spiritual journey is chronicled in the animated "Clone Wars" when he is instructed in the deepest mysteries of the Force. Jedi immortality manifests as the Force-ghosts you see in the Classic trilogy. This was an ability unknown to the Order until Qui-Gon contacts Yoda which is why there are no Force-ghosts in the Prequel trilogy.
The Jedi are all but exterminated by Order 66 much like how the Knights Templar were rounded up on a single day, Friday the 13th, in October 1307, by order of the French King Philip IV in a series of coordinated, simultaneous arrests. Emperor Palpatine initiated a smear campaign to vilify the Jedi and expunged any mention of them from the historical record. Philip IV did the same to the Templars demonizing them with false allegations of larceny, murder, sexual perversion, sedition and Satanism that led to their mass burning at the stake with the blessing of the Papacy! Palpy achieved control of a galaxy with his scheme while Philip was simply dodging the crushing debt he owed the Order!
The clones are tragic pawns in Palpatine's scheme. They were bred by the Republic and were loyal to their creators serving through thick and thin with their Jedi Generals. The animated "Clone Wars" does a magnificent job of individualizing the troopers. However, they were engineered with a fail-safe to force them to obey executive decisions without question. Initiating Order 66 flips the switch in their brains forcibly turning them against the Jedi whom they previously would have died for. It's a horrifying betrayal not least of which to the clones themselves.
Although the Separatist leadership was led by Count Dooku, they weren't privy to the collusion between Dooku and Supreme Chancellor Palpatine. Each Sith Lord led a faction in the Clone Wars to play both sides against each other creating chaos they could manipulate to their personal advantage! The populations of the worlds which aligned with one faction or the other truly believed in their respective causes which were socioeconomic and geopolitical. The layman had no idea he was just a pawn in Palpatine's grand scheme. With the Jedi exterminated, the greatest threat to his plan was taken off the board and he sent Vader to dispose of the Separatist leadership so he could consolidate power over the organizations they represented. The Separatist worlds relied on the support of those industries and institutions so those worlds would fall in line once those support systems were firmly in the Emperor's grip.
The japor snippet pendant Amidala was buried wearing was the same one Anakin carved for her in "Phantom Menace".
Senator Bail Organa orders C-3PO's mind to be wiped but R2-D2's CPU is left intact. Artoo REMEMBERS EVERYTHING!
Your next stop is to revisit the Vader-Kenobi duel in "A New Hope" right here on YT for an incredible update in SC-38 RE-IMAGINED by FXitinPost!
It is recommended that you see the standalone films prior to the Sequel Trilogy. Chronologically, "Solo" comes first beginning 6 years after "Revenge of the Sith", then "Rogue One" occurs just before "A New Hope".
Exactly, you took the words right out of my mouth.
In the theatres, people would cheer at the 20th Century Fox fanfare, applaud when the text, "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away" appeared, and go absolutely insane when the Star Wars logo and the main theme began! Ahh, what great memories. I saw those 6 movies in the theatres, each so many times!! (SO MANY times, lol) 🥳🥳
22:57 actually that’s the exact opposite of the moral of this movie. The moral of this movie is that if someone will do anything for love, they will commit genocide for love and that attachment is a bad thing.
Anakin never learned to control his emotions, he always let them control him.
A different kind of teaching was necessary for Anakin, not of the rigid type the old Jedi order could provide. If he had been raised during Luke's order, he wouldn't have turned.
@@nightelfuser yeah, no. Anakin ignored his teachings and that’s why he turned. If he was willing to follow his teachings, he never would’ve turned.
@@miked.7245 That rigid kind of teaching is what got all of them killed, btw.
@@nightelfuser no. That would be Anakin’s choices. Because he didn’t listen to the teachings.
Yoda is not saying not to care about losing people he's saying let go of the fear of losing someone because we have no control over it and being afraid to lose someone is just tormenting oneself
2:57 I went to the midnight showing and my uncle was dressed up in his Darth Vader cosplay and the theater was in up roar when the title came on.
"The only thing he was afraid of was" "TAXES." The ultimate enemy of the sith lol
Hilarious reaction! Youre a natural comedian, great reaction
Before this movie was released in theaters, the animated series Clone Wars was released, several important events happened in it, Anakin's appointment as a Jedi, when Padme gives him R2 as a companion, when the Skywalker twins are conceived, when they begin to use the fighters with which they begin the movie, R4 appears several times, the attack on Coruscant, the kidnapping of the chancellor and how Mace Windu wounds the Grivieous, the series ends exactly where the movie begins and ties up several ends of the movie, Later this series was withdrawn to make way for CGI but I am very fond of it, because I had finished watching it the day before the day I went to the cinema. I loved that union that existed between the two.
The prequels were misunderstood when they first came out. But this is the story of Darth Vader and I think George did an amazing job with pushing visual effects that simply weren't available in the original trilogy.
Now you know why a JEDI cannot fall in love, because having feelings and a sense of possession brings him closer to the dark side. You were happy that his love grew but that brought him closer to the dark side. Now you just have to watch Star Wars Rogue One and that's it.
Imo Anikin's walk to the jedi temple with an army of clones behind him is on of the best cinematic shots ever made.
Yes the theater went nuts when the music and Star Wars first hit. Then it was dead quiet during the opening crawl because everyone was reading it for the first time.
"The only thing he was afraid of..." Taxes. Lol
STAR WARS 3: Palpatine's calculations of manupilating Anakin into Vader, Clone Wars into Imperial vs Rebels and Jedi Purge.
"The only thing he was afraid of was..."
"Taxes"
CRISTY STOP! I'M DYING HERE XD
"Rouge One" is next to watch. No need to watch 7,8 or 9.
I'm watchin' em all, no one can stop me! :P
@@CristyReacts Just bear in mind these ones are not Lucas made...
@@CristyReacts Kathleen Kennedy can! (She’s in charge of Star Wars at Disney) the only post Disney Star Wars that’s good is anything that has Dave Filoni or Jon Favreau listed as producers on it.
I appreciate you sharing your opinion but I'd rather watch them and find out for myself! :)
OK!
4:14 "Let's try spinning! That's a good trick" - Anakin, Episode I
Actually theres a theory that since his usage of the dark side, Palpatine has looked like that for some time, and in fact was using the Dark Side of the force to mask not just his presence as a Sith but also his true appearance, letting it down only as part of his scheming
While it seems that Palapatine/Sidious' face to be disfigured because of the Force Lightning, the disfigured face is actually his real face because it was disfigured from all the use of The Dark Side. The handsome Palaptine face is a mask created through The Force, a technique called Force Mask. When the Force Lightning is relfected back, it destroys that mask showing his true face. This make sense because neither Anakin, Windu, Yoda or Luke's faces were disgfigured when they got hit by Force Lightning unlike Palpatine/Sidious.
Cristy: The Lightsaber fights in this movie have been amazing.
Me: You ain't seen nothing yet! LOL!
I mean in animation its way easier than with real actors so
6:35 "My powers have _doubled_ since the last time we met, Count."
Not really a necessary boast. The last time these two met, Dooku got away because Skywalker was too lost in his impulses to fight at Kenobi's side as part of a strategy. It was not a shortage of power. It was a shortage of _impulse_ control.
Something I am not sure you noticed. But the guy on the bridge with the Emperor when Vader shows up, is actually a younger version of Grand Moff Tarkin. And in Episode II there is a scene when one of the Separatists is handing Count Dooku (Darth Tyrannis) this hologram computer thing and for a moment you see the Death Star as a hologram. Those were the original Death Star plans. So the Death Star is actually Separatist technology.
Only they didn't realize all their weapons that they were developing was for the Empire. Not them. In the original Canon, all the machines and property of the Separatists were taken by the Empire. Right after Anakin was told by Sidious to shut the Droids down. In Disney Cannon they changed things with Star Wars Rebels where a faction of Separatist Droids managed to escape the Empire.
But from the beginning, the Super Weapons Palpatine had were being developed by the Separatists. And also many of the designs for the space weapons came from his Master Darth Plageuis. And his Master, Darth Tenebrous. Oh that leads me to one final thing you may not have caught. I didn't catch it the first time either.
Someone from a Star Wars video explained it later. Darth Plageuis wanted to become a god in the Force. So he and Palpatine gained cosmic powers. And he tried to create a powerful force sensitive being. The problem is, the Force hated Darth Plageuis.
Because he and Palpatine had caused the Force to go out of Balance.
So the Force created Anakin. He was the Chosen One after all. He was always going to be good and defeat Palpatine. But Anakin's bloodline are all chosen ones too.
Like Luke and Leia. Even a thousand years later one of Leia's descendants named who was a Space Pirate and a Jedi, became an even more powerful chosen one. So the Skywalkers are all created to be heroes. Palpatine was telling Anakin his own origin story. That Plageuis created him (by accident).
Plageuis freaked out when he realized Anakin existed. Because he knew the Force created the Chosen One. And the Sith were done for. He wanted to kill Anakin as a child. But Palpatine wanted to turn Anakin into his apprentice instead.
And Plageuis was alive until the night before Qui Gonn died. So Sidious was still the Apprentice until right then. Oh and Palpatine has looked like that since the end of Phantom Menace when he killed his Master. Not because of the Force Lightning. Apparently dark side users eventually start to degrade.
And the strongest dark side users all look pale with yellow eyes. Darth Plageuis looked like that too. The reason he looked normal for so long was because he used Sith Alchemy to change his appearance back to normal. But he finally dropped it during the fight with Windu to horrify Anakin. To make it look like Windu was responsible for his deformities.
Make the Jedi look like even bigger bad guys. And also because he's stronger in his natural form than he is in human form. But that's why Palpatine had that inhuman scream when he started fighting the Jedi. Because he already lost his humanity to the dark side a long time ago.
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And I have to add this, I love hearing you go "Ay No" and talk in Spanish. Hawt Af 😂
I did a random wookie yell in the theater opening night before the opening theme came on lol. I wasn't even really a Star Wars fan at the time (my mom's the big Star Wars fan), but I pretty much casually knew the movies at that point. I was in this weird era of randomly imitating Chewie at home at the time, and I was actually really good at it lol. So, sitting in the packed theater with my family, and it was quiet while everyone was anticipating the movie to start. For whatever reason, I just impulsively did a big wookie yell right before it came on. The whole theater erupted with laughter and clapped. I wasn't even really hyped for the movie, but that definitely made me feel good 😄...
I did get into Star Wars years later though, hence why I'm here lol...
I was 14 when this movie released in theaters, I remember loving The Phantom Menace, and thinking Attack Of The Clones was really boring, so my expectations/knowledge going into this movie were less than zero. To make a long story short, this movie blew my stupid little mind, and no movie theater experience has matched it since. Avengers: Infinity War is a close second, but I'd say this movie left a much longer lasting impression.
Yes. People were clapping when this music started playing. After almost 50 years, hearing it still gives me goosebumps. 😃
He did not get fried. This is his Sith Face. Through the force lightning his facade crumbled.
one note: Palpatine always was scarred and gross, he was using his dark side power to cover it up and then he used the fight with Nick Fury as an opportunity to stop wasting his efforts to hide his face.
“Why can’t we give him a normal sized one?” - It’s not the size of the Lightsaber, it’s how you weld it..
Joking aside, the sad thing about Anakin is that even though he grew up in age, he was always just a scared immature little boy, and he felt that’s the way everyone treated him. He resorted to the Dark Side when confronted with every tragedy. Revenge was his goto, as if he couldn’t control his emotions even though he knew it was wrong. If Obi and the council had addressed this issues rather than just telling him the dark side is bad, maybe he would’ve learned to control himself better. It hits hard every time when Padame says “You’re breaking my heart. You’re going down a path I can’t follow…”. Great reaction as always!
Notice that Vader took his first breath, as Padme took her last breath.
After be burned, Vader suffered a lung damage so serious. That´s why he needed the suit (with a ventilation equipment) to breath and live. Besides, on purpose, this equpment "worked" with rage, anger and all his suffering. That´s why I told you in Episode VI that after kill the Emperor, with this ventilation destroyed and without rage and anger... he couldn´t live.
where in the world do you get this idea that rage makes the suit work better. not at all. it is a breathing apparatus suit. it is not poweed by hate or love. it simply got destroyed by shorting out from immense force lightning. the suit was disegned so that lighting could harm the apparatus to give disious the advantage. but mechanical things are simplym echanical
Great reaction Cristy ❤ loved being on this journey with you and how you loved the characters and all their stories. Will you be doing the spin off series to watch what happens between Obi-wan and Darth vader, the princess and Luke and all the others. Please say yes 🙏🏼
Hi Dax! Yes I will be watching the Obi Wan show but I don't have the bandwidth to edit them so I'll be doing them on Patreon as exclusive content (watchalong style -- the full reaction with minimal editing). Maybe someday when I have more editing power I will bring it over to TH-cam
Grew up watching it and love it all and I feel bad for the clones both in legends and canon
If you like sword fighting you should watch Blade. He is the vampire hunter from Marvel comics. Blade was the first Marvel movie, and was successful enough that they made two more. Wesley Snipes was crazy good in the fighting sequences. Check it out?
The wiled memory covers why C3PO is clueless in episode IV.
Every time you say "Aiiiiii... Noooooo!" --- I think you're saying "I Know". 😂
Yoda: Miss the bus, do not...
*For that is a path to the dark side*
I can only imagine, that you took long to upload the Ep. III because of visiting your family, well, whatever the reason, glad you're here.
15:22 when I tell you I laughed so loudly and suddenly that my coworkers asked what I was doing...
Hello! Just a quick observation. I noticed that Vaders helmet is a stylized German helmet from WW2 and the caps worn on the men in the Death Star are Japanese caps also from WW2!
you should watch the clone wars since it takes place between 2 and 3 and introduces you to another character that is a fan favorite
Great series!
Another fact this is the only time that light sabers of the same color fight each other.
26:44 The way you say "fried" cracks me up 😆
for order 66 u have to watch " clone wars " anime show to learn how it was implanted in the clones , in the army order for the republic ( phantom menace ) ... :)
it was pretty obvoius in attack of the clones. the cloners literally said they were made with instructions to be totally obeident to take orders without question.
and since the chancellor is essentially the Commander in Chief he is the highest commanding officer above anyone and so if he gave oan order they follow it blindliny an nobody below him could chage it
"Anime" it is not. Animated siries this is. Mistaken you will
@@kristof.demeter yes i mean animated sorry for my english.. but sure u understand... :)
When I seen Episode I the audience cheered and clapped when the text started rollin
“Babe! Cristy Reacts just dropped the Revenge of the Sith video!”
I’ve been waiting for this one
28:05 Order 66 was a code word that activated an inhibitor chip in the clones' brains, that is, against their own will.
This is explained in one of the episodes of The Clone Wars series.
After episode 3, the Empire begins to replace the clones with conscripted soldiers, the stormtroopers, but the clones rebel against the empire after the Chip stops working. (Bad Batch, season 1-3)
I love how sometimes I can't tell if you are saying "Ay, no!" or "I know." Usually I can figure it out pretty easily.
I pretty much never actually know anything 🤣 so it’s typically “ay no!”
"I thought he was gonna run out and cut all their heads off with a light saber" The jedi way 💪