Revenge of the Sith Revisited (2005)
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- The Soup Gang revisits Revenge of the Sith, the third episode of the Skywalker Saga!
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I love the shot of Anakin crying on mustafar. It’s a powerful shot showing regret but also anger and hatred. He’s so conflicted
And people say he cant act
@@Exel3nce It's not like it's an all encompassing issue, that with literally every word or action he'd only provoke unintentional laughter. I mean, yeah it's still a part of making art, so not like it's a black and white imperical fact. But in a case like this there will be more objectivity closer for the audience than subjectivity, and no, I feel just as confident today as I ever had saying he is a significantly inferior actor (granted he did have some truly dumpster fire of dialog to try to spout). But that doesn't mean he can't still somehow pull off a genuine, authentic moment or two to the audience, they can be in there to find.
Have you ever seen "Shattered Glass"? because HC plays a real life magazine journalist Steven Glass who got into a ton of shit when it came out he wrote most of his feature story/interview articles totally out of the blue, they never happened. Major scandal. But funnily enough, HC's still very underdeveloped acting prowess somehow found the perfect next script for him to do, because all this stuff that's awkward and disjointed about him the prequels, for the character of this real life guy, and how far he'd often go to keep his secrets, it actually works kinda perfectly here in that context. It's a very good movie.
@@kevinw712 i am mainly talking about sw, which He did masterful. And to be fair, i watched it in a different language, so i cant say how the original Dub is
@@Exel3nce oh okay so do you mean watched it with its original audio and had subtitles for your language, or it was your spoken language heard, and no subs? Because those can wind up being two very different things as far as then getting a grasp on how talented of a job the main actor on screen did.
@@kevinw712 i watched it both in German and russian, and both did an amazing job, even the russian guy. Never had i the reason to watch it in og dub, which is suprising
And we'll hide the boy... by keeping his father's last name.
And letting him stay with his family on Vader's planet
@@samc9516 Maybe it's like a double bluff, like if someone became aware of them they're like, "okay, so if a baby survived, they couldn't POSSIBLY be THAT stupid to keep the name Skywalker, and have him on Tatooine, right... ? It's gotta be a coincidence, I mean nobody's that dumb" lol
@@samc9516 To be fair, Vader always hated Tatooine, so I don't think he would ever set foot there.
@@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 can you imagine all the sand he'd get stuck in his machine parts?!
@@marcrivera87 *the horror*
In all seriousness, he was raised as a slave in a dirt poor envoirnment, subject to constant hard work and abuse and bullying. That can have an impact on a lot of people.
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do it is such a meme but thats the stuff i live for...not going to lie...like bane in dark knight rises..palpatine just having fun is so awesome to see....seeing villains enjoy their work and get a little excited is great..if they just brood and are upset all the time its boring
To this day RotS is still my favourite Star Wars movie, not objectively the best but by far the one I enjoy the most
Darth Cameron it’s not that important or controversial to me. Just there. If I’m nitpicking every scene I dislike for one thing there would never be a movie I liked
Darth Cameron because it’s not long or drawn out imo. Because that’s kind what I expect of Anakin who to me is a sociopath and doesn’t have real emotions
Darth Cameron there is none I hate that scene. Doesn’t take away from my enjoyment of the other 2 hours and 12 mins
@The Cambot I mean for me I don’t mind the “Nooooo” I see it as Anakins true death as in he’s dead Vader killed him and also because next we see Vader Emotionless arms crossed “This is my life from now on Anakin is dead” and we see him that way until the end of Episode 5 and in 6 which I think is ok I can understand how awful it can be but that’s my head canon the last thing tethering him to Anakin (at that point) was dead
@The Cambot it’s his favourite. He didn’t say it’s the best. Therefore he doesn’t need to defend the dialogue.
The movie theater erupted when Yoda smashed the guards against the wall. Same thing when he blocked Sidious from leaving. Two of the best moments I've ever had in a movie theater as a kid!
Ethanjbo135 Yoda is better using the force than with a saber.
“I’ve been looking forward to this”
"This is where the fun begins."
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@@christianvennemann9008 the force be with you
"Darth Vader didn't kill anyone but children."
Guys, we see a recording of him killing like 5 different Jedi masters.
Word
He killed all the Jedi at the temple. I have no clue why they didn’t show it.
Plus in a deleted scene he kills shaak ti
Including the resident saber master. The dude put in some work that night.
They should of showed more of Anakin killing the Jedi they didn't show enough of him doing it. The Revenge of The Sith game showed way more
Vader did kill a ton of Jedi in the temple they just didn’t show it for some reason 😒 would’ve been more impactful to see him killing full fledged masters and knights before making his way to the council room where the younglings were hiding.
heh did that myself in battlefront (pre-EA)
I always liked the idea that Anakin did learn to manipulate life. And in his desperate attempt to stay alive, he subconsciously force drains Padme and that's the real reason she dies.
I always assumed Padme "losing the will to live" was the medical droids unable to read/explain the effect the Force was having on her, and that Palpatine wasn't entirely dishonest when he told Vader that he'd killed her.
What like he sucked the life out of padme and that’s what really kept him alive? Is that even a force power? Lol not that I’m saying it has to be like this canon thing or whatever I’m just genuinely asking because the world is so vast for Star Wars you never know if this was established somewhere or not.
@@sergiomendoza4850 Yea it’s a thing it’s called force drain. Palpatine can drain life energy to rejuvenate himself, this was shown in rise of skywalker. I personally think it happened in my head canon
its actually cannon that the reason he talks like he does when he becomes vader is because its no longer truly him talking as his lungs and vocal cords were damaged too badly. and the baftha tanks that they use to heal people cant exactly get inside his lungs without drownding him so hes forced to wear the suit that amplifies his breathing and translates vocal vibrations into words kinda like a advanced text to speech device.
the only times he speaks for himself is when he uses the force on himself to boost his bodies ability to function in fights or like at the end of the 6th movie when he knew he was gonna die so he suffered thru the torture of talking
which reminds me of a question I've wondered for years-- is he able to survive at the end of Ep3 specifically because he has such a crazy high midichlorians count? cause I mean the amount of damage his body accumulates, even by the time those little probes come to pick him up off the ground (nevermind the time then taken to get him to that chamber to get in the suit) that's like a solid 70% more fatal harshness than I'm certain any human body has ever endured before biting it. fucks sake almost his entire head is literally on fire while he's still on the ground lol
@@kevinw712ell it was cannon that the force kept him alive because the force was driven off of your emotions and the stronger your rage is the stronger your force abilites are while the stronger willed you are the more control over the force you have.
so the sith use their anger as power while the jedi use their minds and control of the force as power.....
so vader survived because his anger for obiwan in his final moments the betral he felt and rage towards the jedi "winning" and stopping him from saving his wife were what kept him alive.
same way darth mal was chopped in half but his anger and rage towards also obiwan kept him alive for months inside of a trash compactor at the bottom of a 2000 foot fall... and darth vader was 100X more intune with his anger than darth mal.
the thing tho is ani being taught by the jedi to control his power was what made him soo much more powerful than most jedi ever.,
any jedi who can master balance of the force meaning both anger and control would become as powerful as the jedi of old.
hense why luke is so powerful . he was taught to control his power by obiwan enough before he was introduced to the dark side that he had a grasp on both sides and just needed to train to find the balance between them.
same for quigon who was the first jei in years to be considered as a jedi with a grasp of both sides and he was also first to figure out how to become a force ghost and told yoda how to do the same from beyond the grave....
meaning control of the dark side made quigon more powerful than even yoda .
obiwan was the only other person to be somwhat incontrol of both sides because quigot taught him not to fear the dark side but embrace it wqhile never letting it consume him.
same thing obiwan tried to teach ani before darthsid clouded his judgment.
also deppending how you look at it darth vader was created by darth sid by manipulating the force to create life from it its self. and created the most powerful jedi in history ..before luke .....
so darth vader could just be powerful enough to survive or he used his rage to survive.
i personally belive its the rage cause in the third films ending . if you watch ani's eyes .. they only turn evil yellow after he gets his legs chopped off . he only became a full fledged memeber of the darkside after attempting to kill his master like all sith do and inturn got defeated......his anger of loseing or dying or padme....somthing kept him alive . but it was the force forsure that did it.
And budget cuts at the Emperor Palpatine Surgical Reconstruction Center.
Vader is dutch for father, not german. because that.. totally matters lmao
In German is Vater, right ?
@@CrazeeFy Right.
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If the Mustufar duel looked overly choreographed consider this: two friends who know each other’s techniques so acutely that they can roll out a fight for so long, parrying, blocking and countering for so long... that’s part of the tragedy not something to complain about
That's what I took from it, not only that, but for the most part, most of their moved made actual sense and the choreography most of the time is incredibly realistic
They weren't merely dueling with sabers, but also the Force, feeling each other's movements to predict where the next strike lands - that's what I always saw when they stand in-front of one another for that spinning moment.
My problem is that lightsaber fights shouldn’t be choreographed to where you visibly notice it. The duels need to be centered around the emotions and personalities of the characters fighting in them like they were in the OT.
Professor_Tickles 92 but keep in mind this point in the Jedi world. They completely repress all emotions and work on their style for decades it’s gonna be extremely smooth and perfect imo
All of this bending over backwards to explain away Lucas' crappy movie making and scripting is a major reason why I stopped being a fan years ago. It's the Lucas fanboys who've convinced themselves that their prophet isn't really a hack, not really. They always say there's a very good reason why they're doing things like spinning their blades in the air without hitting one another, even if they have to say "It's the way of the Force" or some other lame excuse.
This is the end for you my little blue friend....
VADER IS DUTCH, Vater, that is the german word
It makes the scene where she is being a smartass just all the more insufferable
I learned from Futurama that "Darth" can be replaced by "In". You get the meaning of what the characters are. At least Siduous and Vader
Herbert Schulz thanks Nazi
It means Dark Father
Herbert Schulz ah thank god someone said it that was really bothering me
You guys should really review the Clone Wars series, makes the Prequels even better.
Even better?
MatiZ815 yea I feel people conflate these 2 too much. While Clone Wars is amazing and does make the prequels make more sense, it still doesn’t change the fact that the prequels are pretty much objectively bad films
@@Jmoney18123 Fans were shitting on the prequels for years but now they're changing their statements to support the narrative that Disney ruined Star Wars and before everything was just great.
@@MatiZ815 I've never hated the Prequels but whatever fits your narrative I guess.
@@jdg3606 I don't hate them either. But that's how the situation looks to me.
Finding the death star in space would be even harder than finding a specific rock in the ocean.
I just commented this. Like really guys.. It's called space and space is really f*****g big
If you're looking at space from OUR point of view, maybe, but in the universe in which this story exists, since there's copious amounts of life throughout all of the universe (& lightspeed travel ain't exactly some rare, misunderstood thing) there does seem to be some fairly extensive mapping for characters in this universe to consult. That's not saying every single star and planet out there is accounted for, but surely it wouldn't be a complete crapshoot.
Soooo they've accomplished hyperspace travel but never got around to understanding the necessity of an OBGYN.
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The dialogue is pretty bad at times in the OT but nobody sees it because of nostalgia googles.
True, but it’s also not filled with scenes of people in rooms just talking lol so it’s a bad sign if the majority of the movie is dialogue if the dialogue is shit.
The cast of the original went through the dialogue to make it seem more natural
oh I doubt even the most ardent SW fans would try to argue against the OT for its fair share of hokey ass lines. But it's easy to not have a focus of that put on you as a viewer because it's the undeniable fun of the adventure story that's playing out before you. George Lucas was never in danger of getting called a good screenwriter. But he's good at being an overseer, a producer. Sure he can help craft a story from even the ground up and bring tricks to bear on developing structural and pacing issues, but you don't want him piping out the entirety of the whole shooting script himself. (I've always felt this is a very similar issue with James Cameron as well)
I mean it was no mistake that Lucas had that Joseph Campbell sort of "bible" about our most enduring cultural myths in story form before he went full boar into breaking down the OT.
But the prequels dialogue is sooo much worse straight up ruins the films
In some area yes. But most of the time no. Because Lucas didn’t write the final drafts of the scripts for Empire and Jedi. Although I highly suspect that the deleted scenes from ROTJ were Lucas’s because the dialogue is cringey.
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Ep. 5 is the best movie but ep. 3 is my favorite.
Would’ve been a perfect story if
1. We got a scene of Vader slaughtering Jedi
2. More buildup in the previous films
3. Movie ended on Darth Vader breathing
The opening 25 minutes is the best Star Wars ever. This set up the relationship perfectly between anakin and obi wan.
To be fair, Anakin killed Dooku and rescued Palpatine, so the fact that this achievement alone did not make him a master probably made him wonder what the hell he was supposed to do in order to become a master
someone said it already but the fact he got with a senator should of been the reason he could not be a master..like windu and yoda knew secretly and did no want to expose him in front of everyone but thats why they did not want him to be a master cause he broke a rule by falling in love.an it just implies that they knew but never fully tells us...cause if we just know its lame..just imply it...
One of my pals is a manager at a local small town cinema, he said he’s managed to show Revenge of Sith on the big screen for my Christmas gift this year for a one-time private showing. Movie’s pretty fun so it’ll be cool to see it on the big screen again!
narmaK I didn’t pick at all! It was a random surprise from my mate. It was a little bit strange as I’ve never shown any particular love for that film specifically. It would be cool to see the original trilogy on the big screen as I’ve never done that but hey, I’ll take what I get
@narmaK its one of the best so why not
You guys should do a Clone Wars rewatch too and do like the main archs
Count Dooku didn't know anything about the recruitment of Anakin. He thought he was going to be at Sidious' side when they won, but Sidious was just using him until he got Anakin.
I think his marriage shouldn’t have been a secret. They should’ve made the reason for them not granting him the rank of master because he they found out he got married. Would’ve made a bit more reasonable. The scripts should’ve been revised more but no one wanted to question Lucas.
He should have expelled and banned from entering the temple. That would have been a great reason for him to betray the Jedi to get to those hidden Sith holocrons to save Padme's life.
They should of bin secret lovers. Not allowing love or marriage is enough to make one go dark. Of course Lucas had to keep it mostly PG or soft PG-13 so he married them in secret.
This movie is almost all action I absolutely love it. Dialogue is still weird but honestly this is one of the coolest movies of all time on most levels.
I saw you tweet about this and when it didn't drop on saturday I had to assume it was due to animation, thank you Beau
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12:38 you can see in the security cam that Obi Wan plays later, that anakin does kill jedi
Lucas wrote Vader from the word INvader. Just like he made up Darth Sidious from the word INsidious. The Dutch thing is a coincidence, a surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
Sad to say I have enjoyed these revisit far more than the movies
They're pretty good, but no one can beat Red Letter Media's Plinkett Reviews.
11:40 got me dying 😂
Love this movie, Palpatine is just one of the most captivating villains of all time
“Hey honey I’ve brought you a fugitive.”
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7:40 "Anakin is just built different. He's a different breed"
When Obi-Wan and Yoda are watching the security footage, it shows Anakin cutting down a Jedi Master with one hand while force choking another.
Not that you would actually know that from watching the film.
I've seen the movie few days ago and I totally missed that.
Yeah nobody knows because it's so small... Just give him a fully fledged fight scene were he totally overpowers some Jedi masters
Let’s go, something to listen to for the afternoon at work
Exactly!
He didn't kill anyone but children? Obi wan watches the video of him fighting and killing Jedi Knights.
Lol that one guy in the video is the only one who believes he only killed children
they briefly showed anakin killing jedi when yoda and obi wan were watching the temple recordings
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"How did no one see a death star getting made?... It's just being made in the middle of space"
Me: space is big.. No like really fucking big
Revenge of The Sith is by far the best Star Wars movie ever.
You’re gonna have fun when someone finally introduces you to the original trilogy then.
Correct sir. Best movie to ever be made. Way better then the original trilogy by far
@narmaK its something called reality. Honestly its my opinion/ preference
@@desmondmedder8043 thats doesnt make any Sense
@narmaK ep.3 is pretty far up there with the og trilogy
Can’t count how many times I’ve watched this movie on DVD over and over
Revenge of the Sith > TFA and the TLJ.
I was under the impression that Sidious didn’t want to recruit Anakin until he watched him fight Dooku. That it was a spur of the moment decision.
To be fair, I believe that plot starts in episode 2. I know they at least clumsily foreshadow that Anakin was interested in a totalitarian government though
11:43
That lip bite. ⚰️
Teddy is me af...😂Hes a contrarian. Love you guys!
How do these not have more views
This movie is pretty inconsistent. Some great moments mixed with some terrible moments.
You have great lines like 'If so powerful you are, why leave?' mere moments away from awful lines like 'From my point of view the Jedi are evil.'
SerenityFirefly - why hello there
Just curious, which part(s) do you consider to be terrible moments? I'm assuming Vaders "nooooo" and some of Anakins dialogue with Obi-Wan before and during their last duel at the end, but other than that, I thought the movie was great overall.
Still the solid 2nd place of SW movies overall, only beaten by Empire Strike Back. A New Hope and Return of the Jedi don't come close. Tbh, every Obi-Wan and every Palpatine line are so masterfully done and iconic that they almost secures the movie its spot in the "hierarchy" without considering the rest of it.
Personally the thing that I dig in this is the actual sense of comradeship between Anakin and Obi-Wan especially in the opening segment
Melodeath00 well the film is, in many ways, destroyed because of the films that came before it. This movie is where so many things fall apart(ex: Obi wan and anakin’s relationship, Padme and anakins relationship, the republic etc) but imo, the first 2 films did such a terrible job at making me care for them. I mean look at TPM, obi wan and anakin barely speak to each other in that film. In AOTC, anakin and padme’s relationship feels so forced that I’m not engaged in the relationship. Yes ROTS does its best to recover from the terrible job those first 2 films did, but its not enough. So in the end, while rots had the potential to be the most emotional film, that potential to be fully realized was dependent on the first 2 films which, like I said, I feel so a terrible job at setting things up. I have other problems with the film but I feel that’s the main thing that holds it back. I wouldn’t say it’s a bad movie, but it’s not great either
The flaw with the prequels was that the Jedi were presented as arrogant bureaucrats, while Palpatine was a zealous purist.
If i recall correctly, Sidious says that Vader needs to become more powerful with the dark side of the force so he can be ready to "save" Padme. Hence why Sidious sends Vader to the Jedi Temple to kill the younglings.
Yeah, I always defended the kid killing scene.
Anakin has the moment that kylo ren should have. Kylo kills han and that is supposed to be the moment he is fully evil, but it unfortunately changes nothing.
Anakin has the scene where he kills mace windu and agrees to go full dark side.
It actually makes sense palpatine would have him go do the evilest thing possible, to make sure the dark side fully takes over and stop him from having a chance to go back
My God. The second this dropped I was just search for the WHM podcast's phantom menace episode. I can't get enough of shitting on this series. Thanks nerdsoups.
I’ve been looking forward to this.
Guy's, Obi Wan always being distant is part of Anikin's reason for turning. Had Obi Wan been a better teacher and friend, he would have saved Anikin.
In part. Obi Wan himself was practically still an apprentice, when he had to take Anakin as Padawan. Anakin was also jealous of the closeness between Obi and Padme.
I think its a dead channel now, but Belated Media posted the "What if the prequels were good?" series. While not all his changes were great, I did enjoy his take on what the prequels could have been. Do ya'll have any thoughts on his changes?
@Autismo I enjoyed his inclusion of Uncle Owen, and his thoughts that the prequel story should have revolved around Obi Wan (with the original being Luke, and the overall arc being Anakin). I also enjoyed his usage of Dooku and of course keeping Maul around (I think this was before Clone Wars). My only gripe is how he wrapped it up at the very end, just a bit too cheesy, in my opinion, but still overall I would have enjoyed his version. Granted its in hindsight, so of course it will only ever be interesting fan fiction.
Just in time, Soup for lunch it is!
Wavey facts
Padme was killed remotely by sideous. You hear the anakin and Padme heart beats, then both stop, then Vader's starts up. Palpatine used the power to prevent death just like he said he would, he just used it to save Vader and take out Padme. It had to be that, otherwise, he wouldn't have been able to tell Vader that Vader killed her himself,because what if she is seen a few days later? He has to know she's dead, and since he said that only moments after she died, he had to have played a role in it. And that explains why the droids couldn't give a good reason why she's dying... They figure she must have lost the will to live.
mfmageRaids would have been nice to actually show this to us as that makes it a better ending
@@matthewheywood8532 I feel they did show us, through the hints I pointed out. That said, I get what you mean, but I also prefer movies don't beat you over the head with the "obvious" I like when we can talk about things and debate it instead of all knowing every detail because there was no subtext.
mfmageRaids excellent!
mfmageRaids you might have a point there if this franchise wasn’t known to always show what it was doing . Maybe another franchise what you said is what happened but not this one. Otherwise I could make a theory that those bugs from attack of the clones did bit her but their poison was triggered to take affect during pregnancy.
omfg the pitch perfect clip 🤧
Loved the review but wanted to let you know some things in case you were still curious.
Vader killed Shaak Ti in the temple. Also killed Jedi Battlemaster Cin Drallig if you watch the holo in the movie closely.
Look how big the temple is and watch the CW. Anakin had to kill a lot of Jedi to get to those younglings.
In a big room Yoda even pointed out a Padawan who got killed by a lightsaber.
Also the novelizations are noncanon now but Dooku does still give Grievous shit in comics and the show.
To Teddys point on the 2 on 1 swordfights. It's different than you would think, if you do any kind of sword fighting or medieval reenactment you learn that it's harder than you would think to fight with a partner. You dont know when or where your partner will strike and you dont want to get in the way of their shot OR, worse, to hit your partner by accident.
On the other side, if you're fighting two people and can keep moving yourself it's easier to fight 2 than one because you can make them get in eachothers way.
So sometimes 2 swords isn't better than 1, it's often even or worse.
Source: 10 years of larping and live steel combat experience.
I enjoy rewatching the prequels with you guys. Are we watching next, Rouge One or straight to A New Hope?
Dooku did warn them about palpatine in the 2nd movie he told Obi-Wan and Obi-Wan told the council, but no one believed him.
The Three Head Turns had me rolling xD
I actually listened to your Goodfellas and Godfather you were great👍
Lol yes, all that German influence in Darth Vader. Reaching a bit there. Darth Vader had his name before he was made in to Luke's father. Vader, as in, Invader. Sidious, as in, Insidious.
Christian Haydenson did a great job with this role. This is exactly what i'd imagine anakin would be like given his upbringing.
Anakin killed Shaak-Ti in the Jedi Temple, who was a master and member of the Jedi High Council. (Of the many versions of Shaak-Ti's death, I believe this is the canon one)
SolStice it was a deleted scene
Deleted from the movie yes, but still canon. (afaik)
Darth Vader did kill a lot of Jedi in the Temple, they just didn't show them all. He killed knights, masters (especially Skaak-Ti), and they showed him killing the Jedi Temple trainers in the hologram Yoda finds, who are among the Jedi's best fighters
I bust out laughing everytime i see yoda just yeet those two guards like minor inconveniences. 90% of force abilities are basically yeet abilities and i always love it. Like obi wan being all like, "Oh, I don't think so." Then he force pushes grievous into the air and shit. Lmao.
Anakin/Vader fought and killed the Jedi battle Master Cin Dralliq during the temple massacre.
18:30 that's Soresu, baby!
In the first draft Palpatine says “three quarters power” first then “full power”
Best thing that came from the prequels was the pod racing video game. That game was so much fun!!
It's supposed to be implied that Palpatine used the force to drain the life from Padme, that's why the medical droids couldn't explain it
I don't understand why Obi acts like he's never heard of R2 in the old ones when Luke tracks him down, but in the prequels he obviously knows him.
Someone apparently didn't look very well at the recordings in the movie. You clearly see Anakin killing armed Jedi in one of them.
keep up the good work fellas
we need OT reviews in quarantine
“So this is how Liberty dies...with thunderous applause”. Thats one of the most poignant messages of the prequels. Corrupt, greedy, and ambitious leaders manipulate the levers of power during crises until someone legally seizes absolute control.
Palpatine is basically space Hitler.
Do you really think that was a well written line? lol
R yes, because democracies tend to kill themselves. During crises power is legitimately and enthusiastically ceded to an individual under the pretext of security and defense. That power is never returned to the body that ceded it and the people.
Recall this film was made in the aftermath of 9/11 and the creation of the massive surveillance apparatus of the US government. Additionally it is loosely based off the Enabling Act of 1933, which granted Nazis absolute Authority over Germany.
@@BookofFuture this line became a joke among the community, a meme. Back when last jedi was released, there was a lot of memes on reddit mocking this. There are 2 major issues here: one, a normal person don't talk like that, it's something pretentious. Second, it's not because this line is inspired by real life events, it doesn't make it better or worse. You are taking seriously something written by George Lucas, that alone is a sign of insanity. He wanted to send a message to Bush, a nod at the nazi regime, etc... In the end, he mocked both with his horrible writing and a space Hitler who shouts "unlimited pooowah" like a cartoon villain.
R yeah the SW “community” consists of many dense Gen Xers who took the originally trilogy too seriously. The prequels are goofy, but were still fun especially for children at the time. Nonetheless, this was this one of the more poignant moments in the prequels because few cinema and tv shows dramatize how the rise of authoritarianism is often willful. The “Rome” series is another good example.
Lucas was not a great script writer, but he was a good world builder. The world he created is one where democracy was willfully abolished because of manufactured crises. Some found displaying such political machinations lame, but I think it’s particularly relevant in the 21st century and added a distinguishing layer to the franchise.
Bro I just watched this movie an hour ago
The Clone Wars show makes the prequels much better. And I love that Grevious is Obi-Wan’s own rival/villain; I’m pretty sure Anakin has never even seen Grevious until this movie.
Ah we’ll get to it
I always thought the Sith name given is shorthand for their purpose. Plagueis/plague, Maul/mauler, Sidious/insidious, Vader/invader, etc..
Yes, that's pretty much what was intended. Lucas took aggressive and negative words and changed them into names.
Coincidentally my friends and I at work were talking crap about the prequels but with revenge of the sith it went from anger to laughter at the dialogue with anakin
This is probably my favorite movie ever
I don’t understand the complaint that Anakin was wrong in stressing about Padme’s fate. In the last film, Anakin had prophetic dreams about his mother’s death, and they were accurate. Why wouldn’t he be anxious of these new nightmares about the possible death of his wife and child?
Vader was never meant to be father. It was originally not meant to do that. It was a myth started by Lucas to convince people that the series was planned out from the very beginning. In reality early drafts of empire indicate that in fact yes Vader was originally separate from Anakin. I love Star Wars but early drafts really do indicate that no Lucas really didn’t know where he was fully going until at least the later drafts of empire.
No I disagree guys, destroying the lore like the sequels did is worse than the prequels. Yes there's cheesy dialogue and the story drags in all the movies at some point but come on at least it's still star wars. You can't tell me the space Leia scene in TLJ is good.
Darth vader's name was meant to sound like invader, and by that logic, Sidious must be short for insidious which basically describes the way he gas lighted Anakin...
she lost the will to live because vader took her life force in order to survive
Nah
Yes some lines are corny but i would rather see that than some generic forgetable lines.
Also Anakin did kill Jedis in the temple. Only because the movie doesn´t explicit show it doesn´t mean he hasn´t done it.
I remember seeing this movie in theaters, man how time flies. But it's still my 2nd or 3rd favorite Star Wars movies. It's dark but not to the point of being overtly edgy. Those last 30 minutes were solid. Everyone pretty much loses in this film besides Palpatine.
Greivous from the 2003 microseries is my favorite prequel character
I found it strange no one picked up that palpatine basically was like only together we can find a way to cheat death, but earlier was like ik. In other words he was lying cause he didn't even know