so much OP that he doesn't even need two hands to hold the damn saber,just like Vader...Anakin is a force to be reckon with and Hayden did the job perfectly!!
At that brief moment, Anakin was filled with hate and anger long enough to be immersed in the dark side hence why his eyes were yellow and red. Once he calmed down, his eyes changed back and he disconnected from the dark side. He was sent there by Palpatine to kill the Separatists as they were not useful anymore and Anakin took the opportunity to get revenge on them for their numerous assassination attempts to kill his Mrs Padme.
I think he still loved Obi-Wan at this point so while he is Darth Vader he still loves Obi-Wan and Ahsoka. However, you can see that he's Vader since he is more quiet and he appears to be staring at your soul. Love suitless Vader.
Actually it's Anakin lightsaber technique just more aggressive Vader needed to change his lightsaber form after he got the suit because it was impossible to him to have fast attacks anymore
I love how brutal Nute Gunray's death is, in particular. Vader stops to let him speak, only to cut him down before he can even finish his plea. The fact he deliberately leaves Gunray for last is a great detail, as Gunray was not only the de-facto Separatist Leader but also the one who put the hit out on Padme in AOTC, so it's personal.
He and most of everyone there deserved this, but it's tragic because it's not justice, it's a massacre of unarmed non-combatants. Quite a vicious betrayal too.
@@aguy7848 Tambor and Gunray deserved their death the most because Tambor recovered Echo and used him as a weapon to deliver defeats to the Republic on Anaxes and was later rescued by Anakin, Rex and Clone Force 99 on Skako Minor
I completely agree with you not only during attack of the clones but also during Star Wars the clone wars TV series like in the episode bombbad Jedi. Gunray has been obsessed with trying to kill Amidala after she almost destroyed his life during the war on Naboo. With Anakin being her secret husband of course he would save Gunray for last to be killed. Either way he deserve to die he was a cowardly selfish piece of shit.
2:00 this might be my favorite shot in the whole series. Perfectly symbolizes Anakins internal conflict. The light is still there but is being eclipsed by darkness.
As the light of goodness fades away, the clouds of darkness begin to rise up, the flames begin to consume Anakin within him, he can still change but he doesn’t know how. I wonder if there is a branch to where Anakin joins Obi-Wan after knocking Padme unconscious or when Padme cries and begs him to stop.
@@AliothAncalagon that and his homages to old classic movies are goated. I think the juxtaposition of this scene with Palpatine announcing the creation of the Empire was inspired by on of the last scenes of The Godfather when Michael is at the baptism of his son is juxtaposed with the hits on everyone who betrayed the Family.
The tear down his eye was such a nice touch. It really showed the conflict inside him. Knowing that what he has done is wrong but knowing that its far to late to turn back.
Either way he is still a slave and Vader has him at a chokehold. Him and the Emperor. What’s worse Padma death was the last nail in the Coffin to put Anakin in his place.
This happened when he betrayed Windu...As he states in ROTS "what have I done"" with regret in his voice and a face of pain to what he will do going forward...Here on Mustafar he's just reflecting on it all...The dark deeds he committed and now has to live with for the rest of his life..
I hate when people assume because Anakin is suitless, it means he's still Anakin. Now I won't deny Anakin still loves Obi-Wan and Ahsoka but at this point they couldn't convince him.
@reconcool 1 To say its Anakin is an insult to George Lucas. In Episode 4, Obi Wan says Anakin was killed by Vader. Anakin ceased to exist when he became Vader, as quoted from Episode 4
I love this early version of him as Darth Vader before the suit. I wish we had a longer period of time with him this way as the Dark Lord of the Sith before the suit. It just adds a layer of depth to the character. I’ve always loved him like this.
how fitting, poggle's in pieces. also the novelization by matt stover makes this scene even better. one of them says "we were promised we'd be left in peace." anakin replies. "the transmission was garbled. you were promised to be left in pieces."
This whole scene is brilliant. It also gave Anakin a massive chance to mentally drown in hatred since all of those he killed wanted his wife aka Senator of Naboo died for a long time. Anakin killed them after such a long time. Epic scenes put together as one scene! Thank you for uploading!! ❤️💙
If Anakin had known that the Separatists were following orders from Palpatine, he would've realize that his own master wanted Padme dead too. Anakin would've gone back to his ship, returned to Coruscant, and killed Palpatine long before Return of the Jedi.
Sidious is one hell of a manipulator. He gathered all the Separatist leaders together so he could send Anakin to kill them all at once. Therefore nobody will be left to challenge his control over the galaxy and Anakin can practically bathe in his hatred towards the very people that tried to kill Padme
Cannot agree enough. By far the best, and imo the most unsettling stare ❤. Gives me chills every time I see Vaders eyes bleeding yellow and red. Spot on deliverance ❤.
Ian Malcolm Your not getting what I’m saying. He obviously knows he ruled the galaxy for that period of time everybody knows that. What he’s referring to is HIM being in charge of everything and not the Emporer, meaning he could have ruled the galaxy just himself.
Ian Malcolm Anakin would have been the most powerful force user ever, being more powerful then Yoda and Palpatine. “I also don’t give a shit” well you obviously do if your giving your opinion.
Ian Malcolm he was basically Palpatine’s puppet, had he won his duel win Obi Wan on Mustafar, Anakin could’ve had been practically a God with his midichorlorian count and being the prophesied Chosen One he could’ve killed the Emperor and overthrown him
@@6thgraderfriends Nute Gunray: “The war is over-Lord Sidious promised-he promised we would be left in _peace…”_ Vader: "His transmission was garbled. He promised you'd be left in _pieces."_
@@Randomfella33 I don't know where they're at in the afterlife of Star Wars-But this should have teached them A important lesson-Do not trust the Sith.
This is easily my favorite scene in the whole movie. So much rage and anger is conveyed in Vader's movements, as he strikes what are merely politicians playing at war. They now finally get what they signed up for. But for me, the best part is afterwards. Vader isn't basking in his glory, he's not proud of his actions. He's in emotional anguish. He's made an irredeemable mistake that can't be undone. And all he can do is watch the eclipse, symbolizing his total fall into darkness, and weep.
And worse, they are struck down mercilessly. You can tell this isn't Anakin. This is Vader. Anakin would have brought them to justice. This isn't justice. It's murder.
Exactly. I couldn't stand the Separatists. My only wish was for Vader to kill Jar Jar Binks too. I can't stand his ass either. Too bad we never got to see a showdown between Vader and Ashoka & Maul in Rebels.
All the separatists names killed in this scene 1:08 Denaria Kee 1:11 Nank Tun 1:12 Rassel Argente 1:13 Poggle the Lesser 1:15 Rune Haako 1:35 Nute Gunray 1:47 Wat Tambor
Maybe my perspective has shifted due to the recent trilogy of mistakes, but you gotta admire the tactics of Palpatine here. Creates the separatist faction to spark conflict through the galaxy, orchestrates the production of the necessary force to counter such a threat. Takes command of the senate, making him the ruler of one side of the war. Eliminates all opposition, Jedi who seek true justice and freedom (are meant to at least) and the separatists who want power for themselves, creating a power vacuum only he can fill. By the end he appears to be the savior that ended the war, rallying the support of the galaxy and gaining the power to enforce his rule and crush any form of resistance...at least for a time. This right here is the original red wedding.
Palpatine was the leader of both sides of the war; that was part of his plan all along. He was the one pulling the strings on both sides of the Clone Wars, and simply waited until the time was right to pull the trigger and end the Separatists.
These two scenes have so much importance in the whole entire Skywalker Saga: Anakin going to Mustafar to kill the Separatists Leaders thus ending one of the greatest and longest wars ever, The Clone Wars Realizing the intensity of Palpatine’s betrayal from looking at Separatist Leader Viceroy Nute Gunray as he says “The war is over, Lord Sidious promised us peace, we only want” -, as he is killed by Anakin And Anakin’s mind processing all this while still in its own process of turning to the dark side, he is being consumed by the dark side more and more as he kills one after another, and then shortly regretting it knowing its too late
Jordan Thomas I meant longest as in the way they perceived it to us because they made two TV series about the clone wars plus one movie, so it was pretty long to me
Imagine how more hurtful this would have been had we witnessed it in Clone Wars animation but it still hurts because Anakin is my favorite Star Wars character.
@@jordanthomas7798 I won't say longest war, but more of horrifyingly war. The Clone Wars and Mandalorian War were two of the horrifyingly war ever to be in Star Wars.
At 2:08 is when it gets to me because when Anakin is crying it’s not because he felt bad about what he did, it’s because he wasn’t that hopeful little boy who had dreams of becoming a Jedi and he had basically lost himself. That scene gets to be because there are times I feel like I lost touch with my younger self too, where I wasn’t that happy little boy anymore and grew up to be very angry, bitter, and had a very cynical view of the world and everyone in it (which I’m trying to work on by the way) but I think at times we all have those feelings.
2:15 is good attention to detail. Notice how Anakin sheds a tear? This shows he has actually deep down regretted for what he did and knows there is no going back from it when he killed younglings and other innocent lives. This symbolises there is indeed good in him as Padme and Luke say.
@@NA-zq3fz To be fair, he didn’t specifically mentioned those leaders as “innocent”. He just Anakin killed innocent people which he did even if you don’t include these leaders.
I love how Darth Vader’s face is almost never fully shown here, and when it is it’s just a cold mask of hatred. One of the main themes of the saga is how the Dark Side robs you of your very identity. Here, Vader is barely distinguishable from Episode I Darth Maul. A hooded, anonymous phantom serving as his Master’s armed hand.
Give him that double lightsaber, make it red and he 💯 passes as Darth Maul from the first movie… pretty insane and in the first movie he was just an innocent selfless little kid The power of Sidious was incredible, true manifestation of Satan if there ever was.
2:08 is a shot that’s the most powerful in Star Wars history to me. You can tell he regrets what he’s done but he knows he’s too far gone to turn back. He’s sold out everything he believed in and everything he worked for in such a short time.
I love the scene at 2:02 with Anakin on the balcony, and how much it resembles the scene in Return of the Jedi where he is alone on the Endor walkway. One scene has Anakin reckoning with all he's done after trying to save someone he loves but loses himself in the process, and the other has Anakin reckoning with all he's done to rediscover the person he once was that would give everything to save his loved ones.
1:58 the symbolism is insane. You can see the light distant and cloaked in shadows, then it switches to anakin looking at the lava. He lost heaven and sees hell
2:09 reminds me of Macbeth Act 3 scene 4 "I am in blood / Stepped in so far that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er." Anakin knows what he did was wrong and regrets joining Sidious by this point, but he's killed so many that it's too late to turn back because he knows no-one will believe he's anything but a monster.
@@IifeIine yeah even when they said they were releasing NOW LONG TIME AGO Jason X , BUT HE WAS NOT ON PS4 AND I WAITED FOR 4 MONTHS!!!!!!!!! And now i hope they do more Maps Counselor Weapons And stuff
1:41 to 2:05 This is a very powerful scene. You can feel Anakin’s rage and emotions. However, I don’t believe the transformation from Anakin to Vader was complete yet here. He’s still crying and still regrets what he’s doing. He’s not 100 percent Vader until Padme is dead, I think.
@MB The emperor is either a sick sadist since by the sound of it he wanted anakin to kill him as he expressed to yoda that he would eventually overpower him and become more powerful, or he would have killed anakin in his sleep like he did to plaguies because lets be honest palpaltine only cares about power.
This was Anakins reward. He helped Sidious against Mace Windu out of desperation. And leading the assault on the temple was a test to see if Anakin could truly become the Sith Lord Sidious' needed to rule by his side. Slaughtering the Separatist leadership was his reward for following through. The source in Anakins eyes for not only Padme's assassination attempts, but the following three years worth of death, destruction and emotional turmoil on the galaxy. No challenge. No equal fight. Just a bloodbath for Vader to finally bathe in his rage, to unleash everything.
These corpses rotted in that room for 23 damn years and Vader, crippled by Sidious and forced to retrain in the way of the Siths, crawls into this room and sees Nute Gunray's rotting corpse. Jaysus mate...
@@TheAmericanCrusader wow. Did nobody actually thought of, you know, picking them off and at least bury them or something? That place must have smelled like horseshit lmao
@@Gadget-Walkmen but also calm like vader at the same time, i see both aspects, like how he used the force while his hands r still on the lightsaber like vader did to him on bespin. also i see the obiwan soresu form and niman cos he uses the force whilst using his lightsaber combat and his ataru or djemso/shien combat
palpatine took a helpful good hearted ultra-talented child, and groomed and manipulated him into a killing machine. That scene of him crying is incredibly powerful because it shows he hates who he's become and thinks there's no going back. "don't look back" -shmi
It wasn’t his prime, this is the beginning, You want to see darth Vader in his prime ? Not possible since anakin was burned and dismembered thus lost a LOT of power but the nearest to see Vader in his prime would be in Jedi fallen order, now imagine that fallen order scene with Vader in 100% absolute power
Anakin/Vader never reached his full potential. Luke Skywalker from the Expanded Universe who reached his potential gives a great indication of where Anakin would be, only even stronger.
Anakin’s crying is so unbelivably dark because of what it symbolizes. He has just become Darth Vader. He is no longer a Jedi. And he now has embraced his identity as a Sith.
"It's like poetry. It rhymes." Like father, like son. Massacring sentients and droids in hallways like total badasses like it was the end of time itself.
@@tasteful_trash4773 those are the separatist worlds and leaders, the sep council where this CEO from enterprises wich ironically cause the same reason that made the outer worlds want to be independent
2:10 Anakin crying realizing he is slowly "dieing" inside and no one can help him to stop it. He even feels guilty for what he has done before turning back into Lord Vader. Also, his eyes appear normal while he cries, indicating that his good and bad side are fighting inside of him but his anger is winning. I feel bad for Anakin, not Vader
The score in this movie is amazing. The part when Anakin is walking out of the ship, and right before the separatist welcomes him, the drums in the back are so evident. It gives that intimidating and fearful feel that the separatist’s doom has arrived. It also displays anakin’s determination, anger, and will power to do what needs to be done. Awesome soundtrack
the saddest part for me was 2:14 when u can see a tear streak on his face. it shows that anakin didn’t want to do all these bad things but he thought he had to to save padme. he has such a tragic story :(
I remember listening to the commentary and George Lucas stated that "Anakin is crying because he didn't want to do these awful things. But he has to remember that he is doing this for Padme." I always loved that part of the commentary.
@@Jacen436987it has by far the most lightsaber duels in the series: 1. Anakin & Obi Wan vs Dooku 2. Obi Wan vs Grievous 3. Mace Windu vs Palpatine 4. Yoda vs Palpatine 5. Obi Wan vs Anakin
@@nish912 I forgot that guy was in the room. I though he killed him in clone wars in the interogation room, but you are right,Anakin sliced him on Mustafar
For some reason I've always loved Artoo's little quiver and shaking @0:37. He knows something terrible is about to go down. Tangent; this is great evidence for those Star Wars fans out there who don't think the droids like Threepio and Artoo are sentient. At least Artoo and Threepio are and that little moment shows complex thinking and feeling. Anyway, it bugs me when people say that because Artoo is probably my favorite character in Star Wars. He is the most clutch and saves the day (and their lives) multiple times. Trash Compactor and the Millennium Falcon's hyperdrive at the end of Episode V anyone?
@@TheBINIBALL Ong man. That droid has been through everything. Clone war, seeing Anakin for the last time, rebellion v empire war, shutting down when Luke went away, and seeing Leia die.
In the book he was sassy and sarcastic; when one leader said "You can't do this!" he smirked and said "Can't I?" and then killed him. Another said "We were promised a reward, a handsome reward", Vader said "I am your reward. Don't you find me handsome?". And just before he murdered Gunray, the Neimoidian spluttered "Lord Sidious promised us peace." Vader responded with "His transmission was garbled. He promised you'd be left in PIECES."
Props for calling him Darth Vader in the title. So many fans still call him Anakin after he had already been initiated to Darth Vader. Darth Vader isn’t the name of the suit, it’s Anakin’s Sith name.
@@logiepierogi6986 yes it's me. I'm a new man. Determinate to destroy Sites, Jedi and Republic. With the help of Count Dooku, General Grievous, Nute Gunray and Poggle The Lesser we are the futurs masters of the galaxy.
Episode 3 is the best Star Wars movie of all time. It has the best fight scenes, effects, story, action, emotions and it ties all the movies together on how it all started.
When I saw this movie I was 6 years old, I loved anakin in the last 2 films, I liked the movie because of the action and visuals as a kid and saw anakin as a hero. When I saw revenge of the sith in 2005 I was so confused at why a hero falls to the dark, I mean heroes are supposed to always be good, help, save, protect, my little mind could not comprehend the sadness and powerfull message this film gives. He who gets owned by fear of losing someone is bound to do anything to save that person even if it means sacrificing your image as the hero I always saw to be Anakin Skywalker, this movie as a kid confused me, but as an adult it broke me because, there is a time in your life where you have lost people who you love in life and this feeling of vullerability and fear towards that is scary, its human and thats why I think this is the best Star Wars Film ever.
He looks so evil when his eyes change color i almost wish he stayed that way and never physically turned into vader. Looks more evil and intimidating as himself b4 obi wan duel. Never would of worked unfortunately with the original trilogy.
Honestly even tho people would have hated it I wish anakin lost to obi wan at a different time so like when obi wan and anakin fought palptine arrives and obi wan retreats knowing he can’t win and for the next few years he is vader but in anakin form with a physical body then he faces obi wan and loses
Always loved the shot with the tear drop indicating the conflict with in him knowing what he did was wrong and that he betrayed the people who supported him his whole life.
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2:08 that tear coming down his eye... he knows what he's doing is wrong, but he feels so lost. Hayden really sold Anakin's character.
He was conflicted also
Anakin enjoyed killing the seps but regretted killing the Jedi.
@@Vlakell4476 the Sepratist caused Anakin so much trouble since before the war this was his payback
I can't even debate Hayden naysayers. The dude is a phenomenal actor. Clearly. Can't wait for Kenobi
@@Skiller131 i just want to see Matt Lanter recreate this scene in Clone Wars animation along with The Temple raid and the fight on Mustafar
I love how you can tell that this is Vader and not Anakin. His mannerisms and lightsaber technique scream Darth Vader.
so much OP that he doesn't even need two hands to hold the damn saber,just like Vader...Anakin is a force to be reckon with and Hayden did the job perfectly!!
At that brief moment, Anakin was filled with hate and anger long enough to be immersed in the dark side hence why his eyes were yellow and red.
Once he calmed down, his eyes changed back and he disconnected from the dark side.
He was sent there by Palpatine to kill the Separatists as they were not useful anymore and Anakin took the opportunity to get revenge on them for their numerous assassination attempts to kill his Mrs Padme.
I think he still loved Obi-Wan at this point so while he is Darth Vader he still loves Obi-Wan and Ahsoka. However, you can see that he's Vader since he is more quiet and he appears to be staring at your soul. Love suitless Vader.
Actually it's Anakin lightsaber technique just more aggressive Vader needed to change his lightsaber form after he got the suit because it was impossible to him to have fast attacks anymore
ExtremePlayGames which is why his Lightsaber form was more precise, calculated, and deadlier than what it was before👍🏼
I love how brutal Nute Gunray's death is, in particular. Vader stops to let him speak, only to cut him down before he can even finish his plea. The fact he deliberately leaves Gunray for last is a great detail, as Gunray was not only the de-facto Separatist Leader but also the one who put the hit out on Padme in AOTC, so it's personal.
And invaded her homeworld in TPM.
He and most of everyone there deserved this, but it's tragic because it's not justice, it's a massacre of unarmed non-combatants. Quite a vicious betrayal too.
@@aguy7848 Tambor and Gunray deserved their death the most because Tambor recovered Echo and used him as a weapon to deliver defeats to the Republic on Anaxes and was later rescued by Anakin, Rex and Clone Force 99 on Skako Minor
@@haydenfowle7576 Tambor also has the disaster on Ryloth on his hands, leading to millions starving. Like I said, most everyone there DESERVED this.
I completely agree with you not only during attack of the clones but also during Star Wars the clone wars TV series like in the episode bombbad Jedi.
Gunray has been obsessed with trying to kill Amidala after she almost destroyed his life during the war on Naboo.
With Anakin being her secret husband of course he would save Gunray for last to be killed.
Either way he deserve to die he was a cowardly selfish piece of shit.
0:35 The last time R2 EVER Saw "Anakin" for the next 19 years.
or ever, because they never appear on screen together
the last time R2 stayed with the ship
@@Jmgjgdjd5 true
Actually, R2 records the moment Anakin and Padme are having their argument, and when he chokes her. Luke finds it some years after Return of the Jedi.
@@detroitandclevelandfan5503 oh
2:00 this might be my favorite shot in the whole series. Perfectly symbolizes Anakins internal conflict. The light is still there but is being eclipsed by darkness.
This was always one of Georges great strengths.
He creates visuals on a mythical level.
Good analysis bro
As the light of goodness fades away, the clouds of darkness begin to rise up, the flames begin to consume Anakin within him, he can still change but he doesn’t know how. I wonder if there is a branch to where Anakin joins Obi-Wan after knocking Padme unconscious or when Padme cries and begs him to stop.
@@AliothAncalagon that and his homages to old classic movies are goated. I think the juxtaposition of this scene with Palpatine announcing the creation of the Empire was inspired by on of the last scenes of The Godfather when Michael is at the baptism of his son is juxtaposed with the hits on everyone who betrayed the Family.
I never caught that....Wow thanks for posting....
1:22 Tambor is just standing there like, "shouldn't have pissed him of with those clones 2 weeks ago..."
👍🏼
Like to believe he thought of Rex and Echo during this.
@@RyanTheDark Don't forget Ryloth. Tambor got what he fucking deserved.
@@sambridgers9543 At 1:46 you can see his corpse, and a few seconds later, Minister Shu Mai’s corpse.
@@sambridgers9543 the wat tambor pack hits hard
They made evil look cool in this movie
Which is what I love about it. Also tragic.
Evil? Hahaha okay.
@@Ridley369 Palpatine declaring himself as emperor to the senate was pretty cool.
Evil has always been cool
evil are always cool
The tear down his eye was such a nice touch. It really showed the conflict inside him. Knowing that what he has done is wrong but knowing that its far to late to turn back.
Personally, I think he realised it immediately after he helped Palpatine kill Windu. Knew there was no going back.
Either way he is still a slave and Vader has him at a chokehold.
Him and the Emperor.
What’s worse Padma death was the last nail in the Coffin to put Anakin in his place.
This happened when he betrayed Windu...As he states in ROTS "what have I done"" with regret in his voice and a face of pain to what he will do going forward...Here on Mustafar he's just reflecting on it all...The dark deeds he committed and now has to live with for the rest of his life..
Yeah, deep down he knows he has sold his soul to the devil, basically.
@@j-money1354 The Jedi were just as bad and ruthless as the Sith, only in a different way.
This is Vader, just because he isnt in his black suit doesnt mean its Anakin.
Yes!!!
I hate when people assume because Anakin is suitless, it means he's still Anakin. Now I won't deny Anakin still loves Obi-Wan and Ahsoka but at this point they couldn't convince him.
@reconcool 1 It's Vader.....
Same person, imbeciles
@reconcool 1 To say its Anakin is an insult to George Lucas. In Episode 4, Obi Wan says Anakin was killed by Vader. Anakin ceased to exist when he became Vader, as quoted from Episode 4
I love this early version of him as Darth Vader before the suit. I wish we had a longer period of time with him this way as the Dark Lord of the Sith before the suit. It just adds a layer of depth to the character. I’ve always loved him like this.
Supposedly were gonna get a flashback scene of Vader at the Jedi temple during order 66 in the Obi-Wan show
@@thepubknight6144 man I fucking hope so that would be amazing
@@thepubknight6144 this aged well
@@thepubknight6144 W
Vader was too powerful, Palpatine ensured the suit tortured him endlessly or else he could’ve easily overthrown the emperor
Clone Wars: Force choke Poggle
Revenge of the Sith: Slice Poggle’s head
1:13 that rhymes
@@nathancruz9172 It's like poetry
Poggles thought must have been: "Lord Vader is Skywalker oh no what the f...."
Yo i never noticed that, thanks man
how fitting, poggle's in pieces. also the novelization by matt stover makes this scene even better. one of them says "we were promised we'd be left in peace." anakin replies. "the transmission was garbled. you were promised to be left in pieces."
Hayden IS Anakin Skywalker. He’s the best.
Yep, Lucas knew what he was doing
@@MrJoelMiller
Damn right!
Damn right!!!
And Matt!
This is 100% Darth Vader
This whole scene is brilliant. It also gave Anakin a massive chance to mentally drown in hatred since all of those he killed wanted his wife aka Senator of Naboo died for a long time. Anakin killed them after such a long time. Epic scenes put together as one scene! Thank you for uploading!! ❤️💙
Not to mention he put a quick end to any future clone wars.
If Anakin had known that the Separatists were following orders from Palpatine, he would've realize that his own master wanted Padme dead too.
Anakin would've gone back to his ship, returned to Coruscant, and killed Palpatine long before Return of the Jedi.
Vader***
@@loudboy317 im pretty sure at that moment Sidous could have killed anakin in one vs one
@@loudboy317 Yeah why didn't he actually think of that?
Sidious is one hell of a manipulator. He gathered all the Separatist leaders together so he could send Anakin to kill them all at once. Therefore nobody will be left to challenge his control over the galaxy and Anakin can practically bathe in his hatred towards the very people that tried to kill Padme
1:24 agreeably one of the best death stares out there.
Cannot agree enough. By far the best, and imo the most unsettling stare ❤. Gives me chills every time I see Vaders eyes bleeding yellow and red. Spot on deliverance ❤.
Anakin did the Luigi death stare from Mario Kart 8 before that was a thing
The best part is he's not just staring into the camera. He's staring at NUTE GUNRAY! He's saving him for last on purpose!
I just nocited that right now. What a great detail @@gabethebabe3337
One thing I love about revenge of the sith is the brutality
That’s why it was PG-13
@@travtagonist3 what were the other movies
Same
People can say what they want even as the leader representative of the meme movies this one is freaking epic and tragic
@@Deathmare235 just PG
That man could have ruled the galaxy.
Oh wait...
Ian Malcolm He meant ruled it as in if he never lost his duel against Obi wan and became the most powerful force user ever.
Ian Malcolm Your not getting what I’m saying. He obviously knows he ruled the galaxy for that period of time everybody knows that. What he’s referring to is HIM being in charge of everything and not the Emporer, meaning he could have ruled the galaxy just himself.
Ian Malcolm Anakin would have been the most powerful force user ever, being more powerful then Yoda and Palpatine. “I also don’t give a shit” well you obviously do if your giving your opinion.
Ian Malcolm he was basically Palpatine’s puppet, had he won his duel win Obi Wan on Mustafar, Anakin could’ve had been practically a God with his midichorlorian count and being the prophesied Chosen One he could’ve killed the Emperor and overthrown him
Separatists: “Will we achieve the separation we wanted?”
Anakin: “Sure. Into how many pieces would you like to be separated?”
Separatists: "Sidious said we'd be handsomely rewarded!"
Vader: "I am your reward. Don't you think I'm handsome?"
@@6thgraderfriends His lines during this scene in the novel were diabolical.
Not Anakin, that was Darth Vader
@@6thgraderfriends
Nute Gunray: “The war is over-Lord Sidious promised-he promised we would be left in _peace…”_
Vader: "His transmission was garbled. He promised you'd be left in _pieces."_
That part when Nute Gunray says “Welcome Lord Vader, we’ve been expecting you.” gives me the chills
Is it bad that I kind of feel bad for them.
@@savagedarksider5934 Not really they thought they did the right thing, but they were just mislead
@@Randomfella33 I don't know where they're at in the afterlife of Star Wars-But this should have teached them A important lesson-Do not trust the Sith.
@@savagedarksider5934 it definitely did
@@savagedarksider5934 the most confusing part is the separtist didn’t even like the sith
This is easily my favorite scene in the whole movie. So much rage and anger is conveyed in Vader's movements, as he strikes what are merely politicians playing at war. They now finally get what they signed up for. But for me, the best part is afterwards. Vader isn't basking in his glory, he's not proud of his actions. He's in emotional anguish. He's made an irredeemable mistake that can't be undone. And all he can do is watch the eclipse, symbolizing his total fall into darkness, and weep.
The way he angrily stares at the lava reminds me of a tragic villain in a Naruto series.
Not politicians lmao he cut down the galaxy’s top capitalists haha
And worse, they are struck down mercilessly. You can tell this isn't Anakin. This is Vader. Anakin would have brought them to justice. This isn't justice. It's murder.
@@AngelXO96 What's the difference?
@@Red-pm2oj bigger paycheck
The Clone Wars makes this scene very satisfying
I like to imagine he remembers what they had done to Ahsoka and Padmé. Lol
Exactly. I couldn't stand the Separatists. My only wish was for Vader to kill Jar Jar Binks too. I can't stand his ass either. Too bad we never got to see a showdown between Vader and Ashoka & Maul in Rebels.
It was already, we saw neumodians in 3 movies.
@@ultimatemagneto3354 yea they did ahsoka and vader did meet
@@ultimatemagneto3354 I don’t mind jar jar I don’t get why people hate him
Peace is restored and kept in the galaxy.
Yet you Sidious, destroy us all, mostly all Jedi you had.
@@grandmasteryoda8919 Master yoda my master
i yo not sidious
@@grandmasteryoda8919 my green little friend
*Oh I don’t think so.*
All the separatists names killed in this scene
1:08 Denaria Kee
1:11 Nank Tun
1:12 Rassel Argente
1:13 Poggle the Lesser
1:15 Rune Haako
1:35 Nute Gunray
1:47 Wat Tambor
Don't forget Wat Tambor.
And aito laff
1:15 is rute gunnay you can tell by the hat, rune died off screen
That was poggle? I’m glad he finally got what he deserved.
Thats not Rune Haako its Rute Gunnay
Yes it was Rune asking Vader to stop but it was Rute who died in this Scene
Maybe my perspective has shifted due to the recent trilogy of mistakes, but you gotta admire the tactics of Palpatine here. Creates the separatist faction to spark conflict through the galaxy, orchestrates the production of the necessary force to counter such a threat. Takes command of the senate, making him the ruler of one side of the war. Eliminates all opposition, Jedi who seek true justice and freedom (are meant to at least) and the separatists who want power for themselves, creating a power vacuum only he can fill. By the end he appears to be the savior that ended the war, rallying the support of the galaxy and gaining the power to enforce his rule and crush any form of resistance...at least for a time. This right here is the original red wedding.
Read Darth Plagueis, I guarantee you will not be disappointed.
The separatist didn’t want power They wanted Independence
Palpatine was the leader of both sides of the war; that was part of his plan all along. He was the one pulling the strings on both sides of the Clone Wars, and simply waited until the time was right to pull the trigger and end the Separatists.
If only the prequels had a better script writer
@@alexfzg9936 They had good script.
0:44 I like to believe that those 5 Mouse Droids were actually running from Vader.
These two scenes have so much importance in the whole entire Skywalker Saga: Anakin going to Mustafar to kill the Separatists Leaders thus ending one of the greatest and longest wars ever, The Clone Wars
Realizing the intensity of Palpatine’s betrayal from looking at Separatist Leader Viceroy Nute Gunray as he says “The war is over, Lord Sidious promised us peace, we only want” -, as he is killed by Anakin
And Anakin’s mind processing all this while still in its own process of turning to the dark side, he is being consumed by the dark side more and more as he kills one after another, and then shortly regretting it knowing its too late
Longest wars? It was only a 3 year conflict.
Jordan Thomas I meant longest as in the way they perceived it to us because they made two TV series about the clone wars plus one movie, so it was pretty long to me
Justice Morgan Fair enough
Imagine how more hurtful this would have been had we witnessed it in Clone Wars animation but it still hurts because Anakin is my favorite Star Wars character.
@@jordanthomas7798 I won't say longest war, but more of horrifyingly war. The Clone Wars and Mandalorian War were two of the horrifyingly war ever to be in Star Wars.
At 2:08 is when it gets to me because when Anakin is crying it’s not because he felt bad about what he did, it’s because he wasn’t that hopeful little boy who had dreams of becoming a Jedi and he had basically lost himself. That scene gets to be because there are times I feel like I lost touch with my younger self too, where I wasn’t that happy little boy anymore and grew up to be very angry, bitter, and had a very cynical view of the world and everyone in it (which I’m trying to work on by the way) but I think at times we all have those feelings.
You're right
honestly that’s so accurate, i relate.
Couldn't save his mother, and can't let go from everything he fear to lose
This whole comment hits way too close to home. Its a very human aspect of his character that is very underrated imo
Yeah, that what happened to me too
2:16 I feel like this part is so underrated. The way he talks is exactly how Vader talks when in the suit
If only Vader knew how important R2 would become!
It makes me sad that he harmed R2 during the Battle of Yavin.
He underestimated his power
I love how the tall creatures in the back at 0:28 stand up and sense something is about to go down lol.
Naieazy97 never noticed them
I clam to be a Star Wars fan. I have seen this film on numerous occasions, yet I have never noticed them in the background.
Padmé Amidala I’ve watched this video ten times then I start looking into the background and noticed then lol
but did u also notice that Anakin's glove on his right hand is missing?
@@DekGr-jq7qn bruh
2:15 is good attention to detail. Notice how Anakin sheds a tear? This shows he has actually deep down regretted for what he did and knows there is no going back from it when he killed younglings and other innocent lives. This symbolises there is indeed good in him as Padme and Luke say.
2:11 *
Those corporation leaders weren't innocents
@@NA-zq3fz To be fair, he didn’t specifically mentioned those leaders as “innocent”. He just Anakin killed innocent people which he did even if you don’t include these leaders.
I love how Darth Vader’s face is almost never fully shown here, and when it is it’s just a cold mask of hatred. One of the main themes of the saga is how the Dark Side robs you of your very identity. Here, Vader is barely distinguishable from Episode I Darth Maul. A hooded, anonymous phantom serving as his Master’s armed hand.
Give him that double lightsaber, make it red and he 💯 passes as Darth Maul from the first movie… pretty insane and in the first movie he was just an innocent selfless little kid
The power of Sidious was incredible, true manifestation of Satan if there ever was.
I absolutely love this scene in the movie it just shows Vader’s ultimate power and madness
Notice he does the same "Vader slashes" he does against the rebels in rogue one and against Luke on Bespin?
Darth Vader prime in this scene 🤩
@@hellcat4585 had he not been injured and put in the suit he would of basically been a unbeatable god
@@carlinytc7431 it’s said he would be the second strongest ever after the creator himself
@@carlinytc7431
Cap!
Multiple characters were stronger than him. Including the goat Obi Wan!
1:19 one of the most badass moments ever, Hayden Christensen just ate this role
2:08 is a shot that’s the most powerful in Star Wars history to me. You can tell he regrets what he’s done but he knows he’s too far gone to turn back. He’s sold out everything he believed in and everything he worked for in such a short time.
He was really enjoying killing the separatists😈✌
But he regretted killing the Jedi🥺😢
I love the scene at 2:02 with Anakin on the balcony, and how much it resembles the scene in Return of the Jedi where he is alone on the Endor walkway.
One scene has Anakin reckoning with all he's done after trying to save someone he loves but loses himself in the process, and the other has Anakin reckoning with all he's done to rediscover the person he once was that would give everything to save his loved ones.
1:11 You can see him crying. He knows what he's doing is wrong, but he's been influenced by hate.
That's not crying, that looks more like a Dark Side adrenaline rush to me
@@dtxspeaks268 He means 2:11 probably
That shows vaders disconnection from anakin
@@pancakes9930 Not sure. 1:11 does look like a crying face to me.
@@dtxspeaks268 true he does a war cry too
0:28 that was the last time R2-D2 saw Anakin Skywalker
2:08 you can really see the emotions of the tragic hero, captured at this moment, a single tear of remorse, even though he’s fallen so far
Even on his destruction path, Anakin still cared for R2's safety, showing the little bits of care he has left.
It makes sense seen as they have gone through so much together. A true bond that goes underappreciated.
Sadly, it's more likely that Vader didn't want anyone or anything to see and record what he was about to do
Probably also the last time Artoo saw his master in his human form - before being fitted with the black suit.
1:58 the symbolism is insane. You can see the light distant and cloaked in shadows, then it switches to anakin looking at the lava. He lost heaven and sees hell
2:09 reminds me of Macbeth Act 3 scene 4
"I am in blood / Stepped in so far that should I wade no more, / Returning were as tedious as go o'er."
Anakin knows what he did was wrong and regrets joining Sidious by this point, but he's killed so many that it's too late to turn back because he knows no-one will believe he's anything but a monster.
1:05 When you're a hero on Galactic Assault
Lol 😂
Lmao I die in seconds
1:05 when I slaughtered 1313 counselor's in Friday 13th
@@TheGamer2kplays sucks what happened to that game its practically unplayable now
@@IifeIine yeah even when they said they were releasing NOW LONG TIME AGO Jason X , BUT HE WAS NOT ON PS4 AND I WAITED FOR 4 MONTHS!!!!!!!!! And now i hope they do more
Maps
Counselor
Weapons
And stuff
1:41 to 2:05 This is a very powerful scene. You can feel Anakin’s rage and emotions. However, I don’t believe the transformation from Anakin to Vader was complete yet here. He’s still crying and still regrets what he’s doing. He’s not 100 percent Vader until Padme is dead, I think.
For 22 years, Anakin thought he himself was beyond redemption since the death of Padmé, and being Vader was all he had left. Then Luke showed up.
"It seems, in your anger, YOU. KILLED. HER."
The fighting style of Luke is somewhat similar to that of Anakin in Episode 3. Flashily agile and effectively deadly!
@MB Emperor Vader would be a mighty Sith Lord
@MB The emperor is either a sick sadist since by the sound of it he wanted anakin to kill him as he expressed to yoda that he would eventually overpower him and become more powerful, or he would have killed anakin in his sleep like he did to plaguies because lets be honest palpaltine only cares about power.
Yeah Luke in Mando not the originals lol
@@Tonycillian5still it’s Luke
1:00 Dude that was Imperial March but much more menacing here in this scene than in ESB and ROTJ
My favorite version is either end of AOTC version or rogue one when Vader is done with the hallway part when he is looking out of the ship
The war is over lord sidious promised us peace we only want to- *demonic screech*
Darth Vader: Sidious wanted you into pieces...
This was Anakins reward.
He helped Sidious against Mace Windu out of desperation. And leading the assault on the temple was a test to see if Anakin could truly become the Sith Lord Sidious' needed to rule by his side.
Slaughtering the Separatist leadership was his reward for following through. The source in Anakins eyes for not only Padme's assassination attempts, but the following three years worth of death, destruction and emotional turmoil on the galaxy.
No challenge. No equal fight.
Just a bloodbath for Vader to finally bathe in his rage, to unleash everything.
Anakin is how I like to think I play BF2, but I'm actually that droid at 1:20
Same here
Yeah. Good times.
These corpses rotted in that room for 23 damn years and Vader, crippled by Sidious and forced to retrain in the way of the Siths, crawls into this room and sees Nute Gunray's rotting corpse. Jaysus mate...
Source?
@@invaderzim4052 Darth Vader 7 comic
@@TheAmericanCrusader wow. Did nobody actually thought of, you know, picking them off and at least bury them or something? That place must have smelled like horseshit lmao
Surely the workers / droids who work around the planet will have noticed at some point. 🤔🎬🌍
Spoiler alert he actually went to exegol
Luke’s scene in Mando resembles Anakin in this so much
That's why i'm here
The fighting style of Luke is somewhat similar to that of Anakin in Episode 3. Flashily agile and effectively deadly!
@@Gadget-Walkmen but also calm like vader at the same time, i see both aspects, like how he used the force while his hands r still on the lightsaber like vader did to him on bespin. also i see the obiwan soresu form and niman cos he uses the force whilst using his lightsaber combat and his ataru or djemso/shien combat
I've been saying this ever since I saw that scene. The way Luke moved, the little things In that scene gave me flashbacks to this scene.
*Like Father like son*
2:08 and that was the last time anakin was seen until his death
2:00 that shot summarizes Anakin perfectly right in that particular moment. There's still light but it's being eclipsed by the darkness
Love when people correctly title videos with “Anakin” in these scenes as Darth Vader
palpatine took a helpful good hearted ultra-talented child, and groomed and manipulated him into a killing machine. That scene of him crying is incredibly powerful because it shows he hates who he's become and thinks there's no going back. "don't look back" -shmi
What do you mean groomed he never gave anakin a haircut
@@dereckmarquez-vm3ixLOL!
@@dereckmarquez-vm3ixwow.
Didn't help that the Jedi Council didn't try giving Anakin emotional support he needed, something Palpatine exploited.
1:23 Darth Vader......
0:27 you can see that Hayden forgot to put his glove on the right hand unless he grew it back😂
This was prime Vader, a brief stand it was
It wasn’t his prime, this is the beginning, You want to see darth Vader in his prime ? Not possible since anakin was burned and dismembered thus lost a LOT of power but the nearest to see Vader in his prime would be in Jedi fallen order, now imagine that fallen order scene with Vader in 100% absolute power
@@justaguywithaturban6773 he had way more potential but wasn’t at full power
Anakin/Vader never reached his full potential. Luke Skywalker from the Expanded Universe who reached his potential gives a great indication of where Anakin would be, only even stronger.
Anakin’s crying is so unbelivably dark because of what it symbolizes. He has just become Darth Vader. He is no longer a Jedi. And he now has embraced his identity as a Sith.
"It's like poetry. It rhymes."
Like father, like son.
Massacring sentients and droids in hallways like total badasses like it was the end of time itself.
Dooku: "I am Bad Guy."
Anikan: *Dismembers him mercilessly*
*Separatists: "We are Bad Guys."
Anikan: *Slaughters children then them*
The separatist aren’t bad guys they just want Independence and to leave the corrupt Republic and you got 66 liked hmmm strange
Anakin killed Jedi masters and knights first then killed the remaining children
@@tasteful_trash4773 those are the separatist worlds and leaders, the sep council where this CEO from enterprises wich ironically cause the same reason that made the outer worlds want to be independent
@@ade8182 You're saying that as if it's less egregious than killing souly small children.
And R2 never saw him again after this....
yep.
That little worried beep that artoo does after he is told to stay with the ship always gets me.
He knows something is wrong and he cant do anything
My thoughts exactly
2:10 Anakin crying realizing he is slowly "dieing" inside and no one can help him to stop it. He even feels guilty for what he has done before turning back into Lord Vader. Also, his eyes appear normal while he cries, indicating that his good and bad side are fighting inside of him but his anger is winning. I feel bad for Anakin, not Vader
2:43 the way he looks at Sidious is so sick.
1:34 when you confront your childhood bully
Literally gunray tried to kill him when he was 9 unintentionally but that ended a chapter of his life
The leaders of the Confederacy of Independent Systems(separatist) call him Lord Vader before he murders Mustafar them all ending the clone wars.
Very good observations
“Well I’m glad you’re here to tell us these things”
@@Caleb-ww2wl Lmao ok Han
As much rage he had in him he still was nice to r2
The score in this movie is amazing. The part when Anakin is walking out of the ship, and right before the separatist welcomes him, the drums in the back are so evident. It gives that intimidating and fearful feel that the separatist’s doom has arrived.
It also displays anakin’s determination, anger, and will power to do what needs to be done.
Awesome soundtrack
Anakin's scream at 1:12 is a nice touch
1:09 someone make a note of that droid's bravery
Salute that droid he is a real hero.
And lack of aim
the saddest part for me was 2:14 when u can see a tear streak on his face. it shows that anakin didn’t want to do all these bad things but he thought he had to to save padme. he has such a tragic story :(
He was not crying about doing these bad things.He cried about what has become out of the little boy who wanted to become a jedi.
@@darthskywalker1885 that's the same thing. he cried bc that boy became a sith instead. he feels guilty and didn't want to cry
Ikr :((;
Yet it was all worth nothing in the end.
He was sad about killing the Jedi and not sad after he killed the separatists. He was happy to kill the separatists leaders
Anakin commits mass genocide, Palpatine “hooray you’ve saved the galaxy! “
1:58 Luke's foretelling "there is still light in him"
I remember listening to the commentary and George Lucas stated that "Anakin is crying because he didn't want to do these awful things. But he has to remember that he is doing this for Padme." I always loved that part of the commentary.
Anakin thought he was doing it for Padmé, but he wasn't. In reality, he was doing it for Darth Sidious.
@@Teenterror983his mind was just too cemented to the dark side 💔😢
@@Teenterror983he was doing it for Padmé, that much is true. But deep down he also had his own selfish lust for power in his heart too.
Now Poggle probably had one of the most Graphic deaths in Star Wars history man got split in two
iirc. ROTS had the most lightsaber fights and the most dismemberments of some sort.
Anakin remembered Poggle from the Brain worm Incident after The 2nd Battle of Geonosis he nearly choked out Poggle during Interrogation
@@Jacen436987it has by far the most lightsaber duels in the series:
1. Anakin & Obi Wan vs Dooku
2. Obi Wan vs Grievous
3. Mace Windu vs Palpatine
4. Yoda vs Palpatine
5. Obi Wan vs Anakin
1:13 Anakin killed Poggle cutting his head
No he cut him in half
Wait, didn't anakin force choked him and then killed him?
@@theodorvalentinghita1779 no he didn't choke him either
What happen was when Poggle saw anakin he started to back away anakin turns and slices him in half
@@nish912 I forgot that guy was in the room. I though he killed him in clone wars in the interogation room, but you are right,Anakin sliced him on Mustafar
This is the Vader we need to see more of.
For some reason I've always loved Artoo's little quiver and shaking @0:37. He knows something terrible is about to go down.
Tangent; this is great evidence for those Star Wars fans out there who don't think the droids like Threepio and Artoo are sentient. At least Artoo and Threepio are and that little moment shows complex thinking and feeling. Anyway, it bugs me when people say that because Artoo is probably my favorite character in Star Wars. He is the most clutch and saves the day (and their lives) multiple times. Trash Compactor and the Millennium Falcon's hyperdrive at the end of Episode V anyone?
Very well said, R2 doesn’t get enough respect
R2 is honestly the real MVP of the entire saga. Unsung hero
@@TheBINIBALL Ong man. That droid has been through everything. Clone war, seeing Anakin for the last time, rebellion v empire war, shutting down when Luke went away, and seeing Leia die.
Mace Windu questions Anakin about R2 having feelings in the Clone Wars series.
@@TheBINIBALLand he's technically the one telling the story in a sense, as R2 has always been around to experience the Skywalker saga
Reading the current Darth Vader series. I love that Gunray's body is still there as a decomposed corpse over twenty years later.
The dark clouds on mustafar over taking the sun is such a beautiful way to also show how the dark side consumed Anakin
In the book he was sassy and sarcastic; when one leader said "You can't do this!" he smirked and said "Can't I?" and then killed him. Another said "We were promised a reward, a handsome reward", Vader said "I am your reward. Don't you find me handsome?". And just before he murdered Gunray, the Neimoidian spluttered "Lord Sidious promised us peace." Vader responded with "His transmission was garbled. He promised you'd be left in PIECES."
R2 almost went to the dark side
0:56 I like Anakin cold asf entrance and his look
'''R2, stay with the ship'', - said Anakin calmly.
I love that the only two separatists that got to speak before being killed were nute gunray and rune haako, the two that started it all
In the novel San Hill, Shu Mai and Wat Tambor get to say some last words before Anakin cuts them down
1:13 was my favorite part. Anakin literally decapitated Poggle. It was badass.
Slow down that moment and look closely next to Poggle's head and you'll see Shu Mai's head falling down too
Every time I see him with Sith eyes I'm like "Aaand he's gone"
Props for calling him Darth Vader in the title. So many fans still call him Anakin after he had already been initiated to Darth Vader. Darth Vader isn’t the name of the suit, it’s Anakin’s Sith name.
Poggle The Lesser’s death is so brutal. You can hear his cry of pain.
Poor Poggle
@@LordSugiyama666 Mr Tambor is that really you? How are you going to make up for what you did on Ryloth?
@@logiepierogi6986 yes it's me. I'm a new man. Determinate to destroy Sites, Jedi and Republic. With the help of Count Dooku, General Grievous, Nute Gunray and Poggle The Lesser we are the futurs masters of the galaxy.
I heard that too. And he was still shouting a bit even after getting sliced.
Episode 3 is the best Star Wars movie of all time. It has the best fight scenes, effects, story, action, emotions and it ties all the movies together on how it all started.
When I saw this movie I was 6 years old, I loved anakin in the last 2 films, I liked the movie because of the action and visuals as a kid and saw anakin as a hero. When I saw revenge of the sith in 2005 I was so confused at why a hero falls to the dark, I mean heroes are supposed to always be good, help, save, protect, my little mind could not comprehend the sadness and powerfull message this film gives. He who gets owned by fear of losing someone is bound to do anything to save that person even if it means sacrificing your image as the hero I always saw to be Anakin Skywalker, this movie as a kid confused me, but as an adult it broke me because, there is a time in your life where you have lost people who you love in life and this feeling of vullerability and fear towards that is scary, its human and thats why I think this is the best Star Wars Film ever.
This is easily the most badass scene in all of the Star Wars Franchise
When you finish a project the night before it's due and close out all the tabs and applications.
1:24 just gives me chills! I love it sooo much
1:58 Anakin is reflecting, looking up to the light. Immediately looks down, sees darkness. Then cries. He made his choice.
He looks so evil when his eyes change color i almost wish he stayed that way and never physically turned into vader. Looks more evil and intimidating as himself b4 obi wan duel. Never would of worked unfortunately with the original trilogy.
Jv woods that was Darth Vader…
@@diegov7994 just saying i prefer vader before the physical change
Vader still had some hold to the light as he loved padme but when she died he became lord Vader
Vader in rebels with half his mask gone looks even more intimidating.
Honestly even tho people would have hated it I wish anakin lost to obi wan at a different time so like when obi wan and anakin fought palptine arrives and obi wan retreats knowing he can’t win and for the next few years he is vader but in anakin form with a physical body then he faces obi wan and loses
Always loved the shot with the tear drop indicating the conflict with in him knowing what he did was wrong and that he betrayed the people who supported him his whole life.
1:04 when coronavirus gets into an elders home
😭😭😭💀
lol bro your sav
1:15 no!
Im going to hell for laughing
Vader’s scene and Rogue One and Luke’s in Mandalorian wouldn’t exist without this.