Anakin Is Free | Star Wars: The Phantom Menace (1999)
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After Anakin won the Boonta Eve Podracing race, Qui Gon managed to free him as a slave, but not his mother. Anakin has his last moments with his mother, before leaving Tatooine to learn the ways of the Jedi.
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Anakin is like that one kid from a bad neighborhood that finally made it out and did something great for himself
And would later tragically fall from grace.
When anakin said no one can kill a Jedi umm how about 13+ years later
Anakin is like that one poor area inner city kid that goes in a small parochial school under tuition assistance, and does well there but eventually no longer fits in because he feels out of place with the people who are richer. This is no offense to a public school, I am just saying I was actually like anakin, except I continued on to a new private school that was a lot larger, and on average poorer(it was thought to be rich but 40 percent of the student body is under financial aid, and the people are really nice).
Only to fall into drugs himself
And then burned down the area to create useless condos or the 7 millionth storage building in the city
To strip down the most vile and most brutal being in the entire galaxy to just a scared little boy was one the most genius moves ever. Lucas was unmatched in terms of story telling and world building.
Ikr, people complain that Lucas shouldn't have done that, but I'd disagree, it shows us a new angle of vader
@@Theleaver5088 I personally think that if the prequels went through a couple more dialogue re writes then it could've been something amazing.
if it was someone else doing dialogue then I think the prequels could have been some of the best star wars content. As much as I love Revenge of the Sith i can’t deny the sequels had problems.
@@kunkus0782 Nah there are almost no problems, I just saw them again and everything we say about them is Bullshit
@@kunkus0782 I disagree. If someone else did the dilagoue for the Prequels, it wouldn't be as good as what we got now. No k e understands Star Wars lime George Lucas. The closest thing to a good Star Wars movie we got from someone outside of George is Rogue One. But obviously the original six will always be the best Stsr Wars.
Always felt bad for the young lad, Jake Lloyd, that played Anakin. The hate he got for this film was way over the top and apparently its affected him in his adult life. Its a shame man.
Agreed.
He's in jail. Or at least he was
Fucked him up bad I guess.
Dumbass neck beards Hope they all get covid
@@TheEstowrath I just looked up about it online; apparently, he was moved from jail to a psychiatric facility.
It's fucking awful. There's blame to put on Lucas (and MAYBE Lloyd's mother, but I'm not sure about that) but it's baffling the shit he got from the common public since I could've been certain kids would have loved having a classmate that acted in a big budget movie, and I don't know about other fans but he played the part of a *nine year old kid* extremely well being one himself; there was never a point I can think of where he said anything that a kid wouldn't say.
It’s crazy how if anakin’s mom went with him Darth Vader would’ve never existed.
BINGO
It was the forces will. If she did go something else would surely of happened to turn him
Not true palpatine would just probably send a bounty hunter, maybe jango fett.
Actually the jedi wouldn't allow him to see her as much and she wouldn't be able to afford to live in coruscaunt
Ik
Qui-Gon really was the best father figure for Anakin and exactly who he needed. If he didn’t die there would be no Vader.
Not having that father figure in Qui-Gon is what opened up Anakin to be manipulated by Palpatine.
Most likely yes but it's not 100 percent. Obi wan did the best he could and he did amazingly well considering he became a knight and master within the span of a day.
That's the reason Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan vs Darth Maul's battle theme is called Duel of the Fates
@@ace9924he didn't become a jedi master until after Anakin reached knighthood. Unless you're referring to Obi Wan simply being a master to Anakin
@@samiuddin7051 I mean simply being a master
People really don’t give Jake Lloyd enough credit for his performance in this film; the scene where he tears up and says “Will I ever see you again?” always tugs at my heartstrings.
Yep, Jake Lloyd did not do a bad job at all. He was an innocent little boy who was hired to play an innocent little boy and he played his innocent little boy character like an innocent little boy. I've never understood the hate Lloyd got. People actually hate the character because they don't think little kids should be in Star Wars .... but that is hardly the fault of the kid cast to play him. The trap with child actors is the either over-emote, or they try to play it like an adult, or they are wooden ... Lloyd was none of these things. I strongly suggest that the people who criticized Lloyd's acting were likely young people who didn't have children yet.
I recently rewatched The Phantom Menace and Jake probably did the best acting in the film.
I loved Shmi here. Such a selfless woman who understood that she, even though she would never see her son again, advises him to not look back no matter how much things change. Truly wise advice from a mother. It's just sad considering the circumstances. 😢😢
Jake acted really well here.
His acting was amazing throughout the whole movie. He was 9 years old here. It blows my mind how this amazing kid could go through so much hate. I could not imagine a better actor for kid Anakin.
What happended to that poor dude was as tragic as the story of Vader.... he really didn't deserve that shit
@@stevefrench7036 Hell no he didn’t deserve that hate, that was cruel.
You mean Hayden Christensen right
Not between 1:16 and 1:36 lol. His line delivery was very bad and it's because Lucas notoriously was not good at directing his actors
The story of Anakin Skywalker is truly, one of the greatest tales to ever grace a worldwide audience.
Can't believe some people hated this movie. It's beautiful. Love it
Because it's not good. The plot is too muddled, everyone except Jar Jar talks like a wooden robot, and there is a severe lack of characterization.
@@Spongebrain97 Good Joke 😂
@@ivohorvat6130 a majority of audiences agreed Phantom Menace was bad for a long time until the kids who saw it grew up and proclaimed it a good movie in the 2010s
@@Spongebrain97 You have no proof for your stupid claims 😂 the overall ratings of TPM were average not good not bad. Hardcore manchild nerds hated the movie because it destroyed their childhood 😂 btw if you don't like the movie why are you here? Watching scenes of a movie you don't like? Why?😂
@@Spongebrain97 Nah, that’s bs and you know it. Yeah, it isn’t a top quality movie in terms of pacing, but the characters were decently written (Darth Maul) on top of an excellent musical score, action sequences and environmental designs.
Not the greatest movie, BUT hardly a failure ignorant people like you tend to lead us all to believe.
0:47 "I'll watch out for him, you have my word."
Qui-Gon believed Anakin was the Chosen One, but he still cared very much for Anakin's well-being. Shame he couldn't be the one to train him.
Separating children from parents at such a young age was destined to create emotionally starved, damaged individuals who’d be vulnerable to the Sith who encourage ALL strong emotions and passions. Jedi were not all wise and TWO Sith purging them all proved it.
By sith you mean anakin and papatine or anakin and count dooku?
That's probably one of the main reasons some on the Council (specifically Mace Windu) wanted to reject Anakin, they saw the danger you outlined. Yoda seemed to have grown to accept this too when he didn't want to train Luke decades later. Also plus he was a lot like his father
Spot on
Ummm the Jedi opposed this if anyone was dumb it was Qui Gonn and Obi Wan but both payed for their mistakes (specially Obi), Anakin basically got scratch free compared to those 2.
@@drewzoobulandes4184
How did Anakin get off scratch free. He lost his limbs, ended up in a suit to keep him alive, lost his wife, his unborn children, his old life and identity. If any Qui Gon and Obi Wan got off easier.
When a single scene has more emotion than the entire Rise of Skywalker movie...
We do not speak of those atrocities here. This is a sequel-free comment section
@@Deinobi tell me about it, I've seem what should've been sequel free comments only for it to be bombarded with a small sequel fans talking shit to us
@@Theleaver5088 not really. Every Star Wars video I go to I see some sequel hater mention the sequels. If they don't like them, then why mention them. Doesn't make much sense to me. Seriously, they speak about those movies more than sequel fans themselves. Please don't hate me for this comment
@@Theleaver5088 oh, and my favorite era are the prequels. Just want to make that clear
There is no Rise pf Skywalker or Last Jedi in Ba Sing Se
1:39
I never caught that before. When his mother sighed and looked down, Anakin felt that and doubled back for her.
God damn it.
The force
Is it bad for my grown man self to tear up here?
EDIT: I was definitely embellishing, I don't just tear up, I full blown cry my eyes out at this scene.
It is enough to make a grown man cry.
@@reapercodeplayz440 and that’s ok
Not at all
I find your lack of tears disturbing
@@markdavies4395 ok, good, I'll cry with you my friend.
Reminder that the Tuskans tortured his mother slowly for over a month, you should not be surprised about why he slaughtered them all after she died in his arms.
Maybe I'm wrong here, but I think this is one of the best sequences from the prequels. I'm a hardcore OT fan, but this gets me every time. You know this right here is the genesis of Darth Vader.
And who else thinks Qui-Gon had a little thing for Anakin's mom?
I totally get you, man. Whenever I see the ruthlessness and cruelty of Darth Vader in many of his stories, I keep feeling somber and disturbed that the Little Anakin we see here is in there somewhere. Or that Vader came from this form of innocence. It's really powerful to me.
Yes, this is the one scene in The Phantom Menace that gave me serious chills in the theater. It's almost like it came out of a different movie. For all of the crap The Phantom Menace and Jake Lloyd got, I actually thought the Tatooine scenes were pretty good .... they actually felt like Star Wars. Probably because they used real scenes and real props instead of painting the screen with CG.
@@brianlaneherder3666 Believe it or not, the Prequels used more practical effects than the OT.
@@beatlecristian it makes sense but the OT used way less CGI which is why it's practical affects look way better
@@lewanbroski504 I agree that the Originals practical effects look fantastic, I just like the way CGI and practical effects were used in the Prequels to expand the universe and to tell a greater story.
It’s why I like the story to the Prequels more but 1-6 are just fantastic.
Damn. Knowing that this sweet boy will one day be the most vile evil creature to every exist is even more terrifying and sad
The ways of the force is mysterious and brutal
I cried so much during this scene. He has such a fantastic mom, it hurts... 😭
It hurts seeing this little boy here knowing he will turn into Darth Vader. He deserved what he got but at the same time it’s natural considering all he had to deal with. This is what I love about Darth Vader. He’s the most humanized villain ever. Think of the worst tyrants, despots and dictators and just try to envision them has kids and wonder what happened to them that made them end up they way they did. That’s the tragedy of life. It is what it is…
None of that applies to Zionist criminals
This scene is better than the whole sequel trilogy
2:46 the moment a legend was born
That's the saddest scene for me in the whole movie. As Anakin says farawell to his mother...
"We will see each other again"
true. granted she dies but still true
this was a strong scene that envoked the joy of being free with the sorrow of leaving behind your old life perfectly.
It's sad that anakin was free but Jake lloyd wasnt free from the hate he got
The haters of Jake Lloyd are dumb idiots. Same like haters of Hayden Christensen. I liked these actors. Jake played a good child Anakin and Hayden a good young adult Anakin. They were as good Sebastian Shaw who played old Anakin.
Anakin was never truly free though.
Holy shit!!! For years I thought she said “don’t come back,” but it was actually “don’t look back”
I just wrote about how I remember Anakins backpack used to look different in my opinion.
The fact that Qui-Gon tried to bring his mother out of slavery makes him one of the best Jedi I have ever known. It's a shame that many of the other Jedi on the Council didn't share his views and 'his' beliefs in the force was really upsetting, considering they were the benefactors in their own downfall.
Nah this scene is heartbreaking. Poor Anakin. No child should ever have to leave their parent behind.
i love this scene where Anakin give his mother Shmi Skywalker one last hug and promise to his mother from slave in The Phantom Menace.
I don’t care what anyone in the galaxy says, the prequels were awesome and this scene was a high point.
Darth Vader is my favourite villain of all time ... just a random and special kid tryied to become something way bigger than what people on Tatouine expected from him but changed his path to save his wife and mom .... thats why i luv prequels as same as thr original trilogy, you just know how he turnt bad you understand it
@Giovanni Roman what exactly you don't understand ?
I love them too. I cant imagine having the Star Wars original trilogy without prequel trilogy. And the Clone wars animated series complement great the prequels.
@@pablito4762 prequels and clone wars did my childhood so good
I was watching Obi-Wan and decided to rewatch the whole series because it's been a while and man this scene had the waterworks going, especially knowing everyone's fate.
That's the genius and strategy of prequels like when you hope things go well but they simply can't otherwise the original movies can't work Clone Wars really did good with moments like the fives arc cause as a viewer you know things will fuck up
1:05 what's with the passive aggression in this scene 😅
In the end, she sold 3PO anyways. LOL
Technically she moved in with her husband and brought threepio with her. Theeeen she died 😅
People love to tear apart the prequels but so much of this people are expecting some super dramatic performance from a boy who is being separated from his mother. When I lost my father to an illness at 14 even I acted robotic and acted so like I didn’t take it seriously but this scene hurts so much. He took it more serious then me changing his life.
Those people have their heads filled with manufactured garbage and lack a grip on reality
"Will I ever see you again"? Damn that part hits hard.
While I’m not going to deny that Anakin is complicitly responsible for the crimes he chose to commit as an adult, you have got to admit that the Jedi Council and Republic played a large part in fucking him up by allowing this slave child to join the order, isolating him from his mother, emotionally abusing him, neglecting him, letting him speak alone to Palpatine, and deciding that it was still a good idea to teach this kid how to use a power that they knew he had more potential to end up abusing as a WOMD with all his pent up rage and anger BEFORE/WITHOUT letting him work through his anger, fear, and trauma in a healthy manner. All they did was make it worse by refusing to accommodate to his emotional needs and break him more. Honestly, the saddest part about Anakin’s fall to villainy was that it was entirely preventable, not just through his own choices at the end in his selfish desperation, but by Padme, Obi Wan, Yoda, the entire Jedi Council, and the Republic.
I signed into my account just to like this comment. I COMPLETELY agree.
Padmé, really?
2:45 goosebumps
Anakin's mom is right. Change is unavoidable.
I wholeheartedly agree with you!
I still to this day don’t understand why everyone hates 1-3 I get the dialogue is bad at times but I loved the slave became a hero and then the villain story arc. This right he, her death scene in 2, and padme death scene in 3 really made you understand why his character turned and became evil.
I think many ot fans have to also admit that the older films had weird dialogue
Which dialogue?
@@adamcade604yea the original trilogy had some weird dialogue, but it had charm to jt, I like the prequels but I can admit it has some cringy dialogue at times
Squidward: Hey who left this bowl of onions?
What?
To think that this young gifted boy became the one of the dominating and destructive individuals in the whole galaxy... and it all started because he missed his mum
Baha, I’m sorry…but the way Anakin says ‘bye’ to C-3PO is too darn hilarious😂😂
That was heartbreaking. No child should be without his or her mother. Shmi was all Anakin ever had in life, and leaving her was the hardest thing he ever had to do. Screw the no Jedi code about forgoing attachments. The Council should have freed Anakin’s mother. That would have helped in his training. In the end they caused there own destruction.
Anakin: "bye."
3-PO: " - come back at once - you haven't finished with _me_ yet!! "
My mother died 16 years ago and I think about her every day. I really miss her more than can be expressed by mere words. I wish she was back and I'm close to tears now.
Makes me cry every time
the title of the video can be used twice for "Return of the Jedi"
T-T
I went through someone similar. I was 9 years old when I found out I was born in the U.S I was so excited to go so At 10 years old I left my parents and sisters to come over. I didn't know any English and it was a hard time adopting because I suddenly found myself in a whole different world living with my grandparents who I never developed a good relationship with. This was in 2001 and Back then there was no free long distance calls. So i went years without seeing my family. I Still remember my mom in tears when I took off. Her telling me something similar to what anakins mom said.
Just realized this is the first time the force theme was played in phantom menace. Amazing
Anakin was enslaved but had a sense of happiness. After joining the Jedi, he was enslaved to the Jedi code, but this time, the happiness he had was diminshed. After joining the Sith, he was enslaved in a mecha suit, and whatever happiness he had was long forgotten.
And finally his son freed him in death.
I watched the 25th re-release a couple days ago and I have to say this movie has aged extremely well. It drags a little when the characters are in Coruscant but everything else is a fun, light-hearted and visually engaging experience.
Once you understand this is the "introduction" of the series, it works excellent imo. Event the foreshadowing bits are treated with subtlety. Lucas was right all along.
You can find more creativity and "heart" in any sequence of this movie than the entire Disney sequels combined.
As an adult I now realize that look Shmi gives when Anakin finally walks away is the look that she will never see her son again. It’s no wonder that when Anakin returns he’s much darker.
Definitely one of the most powerful scenes in the prequels.
I remember the times I used to build androids at home as a youngling. Such fond memories.
This can really make me cry when he leaves his mom, but coming back seeing her dying was definitely sad
Not many would agree but Shmi died happy and in peace knowing her son had grown up and was capable of taking care of himself. So I would say this scene is more sad than her death.
Shmi's wisdom would pass on to Luke Skywalker, Anakin Solo and ben skywalker.
Don’t forget Rey Skywalker
@@andrewbaerwalde3706 no just no
@@ace9924 but she’s all the Jedi tho…
“My place is here my future is here” dam that hurt
You're telling me Qui-Gon or Kenobi wouldn't have came back to Tatooine with a couple hundred credits and just bought Anakin's mom from Watto? Like come on, is this what all Jedi do with force sensitive children born into slavery? Buy the child and leave their families to eventually die in slavery, for the order of peace, justice, and rights, they really only care about how to make their order thrive.
Yeah, it was a weak plot point. Almost as weak as the Millenium Falcon escaping the Death Star, knowing it's being tracked, and flying straight to the secret main Rebel base, instead of temporarily detouring to some fifth-rate expendable Rebel outpost and letting a couple bored technicians clean the homing beacon of the Falcon before continuing on to Yavin.
It is already established in this movie that a slave is extremely expensive, Qui-Gon had to use the starship so he could use it in a bet for Anakin's freedom, this gives a clear indication just how expensive a slave is, she only got sold to a common farm family like the Lars' because Watto was going out of business and was desperate for money, the Jedi are servants of the Republic, and Tatooine is quite obviously outside of the Republic's jurisdiction, remember that the only reason they were there in the first place is because they didn't have enough fuel to get to Coruscant and so had to land on Tatooine, if Anakin had been born within the Republic, the Jedi would have found him at birth, but because he was not, they knew nothing about his existence. It's likely they almost never recruit children of slaves because of this.
Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan were obviously pressed for time and had to get the Queen back to Coruscant as quickly as possible because her planet was still under occupation, Qui-Gon's side quest for Anakin already had taken a lot of time, but as we hear from Qui-Gon himself, his reasoning for doing it was justified. As for the Jedi seemingly being apathetic to the many injustices in the galaxy, that is intentional and grows to be one of Anakin's grievances with the order itself and attributes to his fall, if the Jedi seem flawed that is because George intended them to be, the Jedi are teachers of the light, of compassion, mercy, peace, and justice, yet they also teach stoicism, total lack of emotion, and are beholden to the Republic's wishes, they cannot go on rogue missions and free slaves that are out of the Republic's territory, Anakin was a special case for obvious reasons.
Someone like Anakin, who was born a slave, and had to witness firsthand how much injustice there was in the galaxy from an early age, hears tales about these mystic Jedi Knights, how they were powerful heroes who vanquished evil and were servants of justice and peace, understandably gets enraptured by these tales, a slave boy who is constantly oppressed under the eyes of his cruel masters, he fantasizes about being one, about setting all the slaves free, and then one day he actually is set free by a Jedi, only he has to leave his mother behind, but he can save her later, right? Well as Anakin actually grows up within the Order, he realizes that his fantasies about the Jedi were just that, fantasies. He is taught to repress his desires and emotions, to be stoic, he is taught that in fact, he cannot just go out on his own missions and free slaves, because the Jedi are beholden to the Republic's bureaucracy and to do so he would be fulfilling a selfish desire, to be giving into his passions, they are saviors, heroes, champions of the light, but they are also beholden to the Senate's desires and their stoic nature, they would free slaves, but only if they were being illegally held as a slave in the Republic, and it wouldn't be out of desire to do so, they are taught that all desires are bad.
Understandably, these teachings are alien to Anakin's very being, he wanted to use his power to set things right, to destroy injustice, to be a hero, this is because he knows just how fucked up the galaxy is, he's seen it and lived it firsthand, but he's constantly held back by the Council, who are in turn held back by the Senate and their own stringent, stoic beliefs. This all comes to a head in Revenge of The Sith. The Jedi Order had also grown to be complacent, arrogant, and for all of their good, they are very flawed, protecting Padme wasn't the only factor that led to Anakin falling, there were a multitude of issues, Anakin and the Jedi had been like oil and water from day one. Qui-Gon was a unconventional Jedi in that he didn't always listen to the Council, and heeded his own idea of what was right, what was just, what would truly be serving the light, and had he lived he would have been the perfect mentor to Anakin, but he did not, and Obi-Wan did his best, but was so reverent to the Council and their wishes that Anakin felt that he couldn't truly confide in him.
@@Hybrid980 i honestly feel that if quigon had lived he would have came back and freed his mother but atlas it was never meant to be anakins fate was decided the moment quigon died in the the battle of the fates
Republic Credits are not valued in Tantooine and have a totally different currency system. The Jedi only operate in areas controlled by the republic but if Qui-Gon were to have survived he probably would have found a way to free Shmi.
Like what griz312 said, credits have no value to the people of tatooine, and the Jedi believe allowing strong emotional connections lead to disaster (which we are shown actually has some merit since Anakin let himself be consumed in the dark side from her death and that affecting how he reacts to dreams of Padmes death)
The actual story of the prequels was great. I think the problem vame from the fact that it was a bit muddled in awkward scenes and hidden behind things like the antics of Jar Jar. People rip on the boring senate talks and all that, but thats the best part imo. A totally relevant warning story from George Lucas.
Agreed. George has said that Star Wars operates as a silent movie, he wanted the audience to focus in on the picture rather than the dialogue. That’s why his dialogue is clunky at times, he makes his characters say exactly what they are feeling at that moment; there’s no subtly.
This scene makes me cry I don’t think the phantom menace is bad at all
2:38 🥺🥺🥺
“You’ve been a great pal!” Bro was so kind and sensitive even to droids. Then Windu and Yoda had to be all stubborn and look what happened. Ya made the kid mad and now you’re all dead. :/
Ironic that he is freed of slavery and immediately becomes committed to an order that he cannot leave and asks him to “be mindful of your feelings” which is a nicer way of saying “ignore your feelings”. He becomes a slave to the Jedi Order. Luke was right, the Jedi Order needed to end.
I feel sooo sad for his mom 😢 what a tragic life and without her son 😭 Qui Gon could do much more!! I think he was other guilty one all the fear. Keeping his mother as slave and her cruel death was the start of everything.
Poor 3po 😂😂😂
This broke my young heart when I saw this in the cinema
The worst part is, if you actually didn't accept the change Darth Vader wouldn't have...
Become Darth Vader.
What a nice young boy hope he doesn't turn into a sith lord
This scene was so sad.
This is pure cinema
That’s John Williams man!!
1:00 Little did he know, this isn't the last time he'll C-3PO
"Well, I've been freed. And I'm going away in a starship. Bye." - me, everyday I leave work
Jake Lloyd did his best, and there are moments like these where his acting is spot on. The hate from the fan base is understandable, but misdirected. It should be focused on poor directing rather than poor acting.
I agree, people were so low like to hate on a kid. Proves how stupid some people really are. It’s all about the directing, bad voice acting wouldn’t have been in the movie if the directors thought it was bad. He delivered what they wanted and got hated on very badly
I dont think the hate its "understundable" either
A Google User do you even hear yourself? Why should you direct hate towards anything? It won't change the movies or reach the people and dwelling on it only makes you bitter. These movies pretty much taught everyone that hate is such a bad emotion to cling to.
It’s strange watching very normal looking backpacks in Star Wars
If his Mother was still alive and taken along with Qui Gon,No Darth would have been Born....
I like that Williams really plays the music as entirely a tragedy. It was his chance to leave a life of slavery but it ripped him from the person that guided and cared for him the most. And he'd relive that trauma again and again without help until it broke him.
Anakin developer a huge problem with himself starting with his mom..attachment issues
Idc anakin and his mom always gets me
one of the emotion on film
shmi was such an underrated character
The one and only time we see things from Threepio's POV.
2:06 Prequels have their problems, but this emotional scene packs a punch - the way that music swells in the end
The reputation of Star Wars fandom was forever damaged the way they wrecked this kid’s life over a movie. And they clearly didn’t learn from this incident the way they way overreacted to not liking Last Jedi.
I stopped caring about star wars once Disney bought it .. shame on the fans for bullying George .. the prequels were magic to me along with the comics
There's a lot that can be said about the prequels, but when little Anakin runs back to his mom, I just can't 😭
Mom just wanted the house all to herself
Separation from mother makes the boy destroy the entire galaxy
I love this scene.
Poor little thing. He seems like such a sweet little boy showing concern for his mother. I certainly hope he doesn't turn to the dark side and become a sith lord.
"I will come back and free you mom, I promise." 😥😥
Instead he witnessed her freedom
Aww. Anakin is such a cute little boy. Aww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“Will I ever see you again?” “No…” I thought
Está escena me mueve a las lágrimas. Me apena ver cómo Disney se encargó de arruinar algo tan significativo. Está escena me hace recordar que Star Wars representa el camino de una vida, y como las pequeñas decisiones, las tragedias o la responsabilidad/irresponsabilidad, nos llevan por caminos que no imaginamos...gracias George Lucas.
And this boy became Darth Vader wow
It was so much fun
Don't be afraid, Grogu.
Ive seen ep 1 many times and I don't remember Anakin having a backpack like that, maybe I never paid a lot of attention to that particular detail but I just did and I think it looks like a more "real world modern" and "clean" backpack than the one that someone like Anakin could own (ok maybe Qui Gon or someone else gave it to him) the point is...I think the backpack used to look different, I remember it was an older and less eye-catching backpack, without a handle at the top and I don't remember it was a black leather one like it looks now. What do you guys remember?
Ignorance leads to greed
Greed leads to suffering