FIRST TIME Watching The *STAR WARS* Prequel Trilogy… This BROKE ME
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Man, your love for the Prequels makes me so much more hype for Clone Wars to hit TH-cam. 💜
I’m so excited for them to watch the clone wars :D
I'm so excited for them to see all the key story moments, especially towards the ends of the series. If they were crying in the prequel movies, they'll be balling their eyes out at the end of clone wars.
@THEWRESTLEDUDE That's the idea. Not to mention SPOILERS:
The Umbara Arc
The Brothers (If ya know you know)
The Mortis Arc
The Nightsister stuff
The Lawless
The Ahsoka on the Run Arc
Fives' Arc (the inhibitor chip reveal)
Yoda's Journey
I agree they have to watch it before the mando tho or they won't get alot of the references
@ItzExelise They've watched the 2003 miniseries on Patreon and have started 2008 Clone Wars over 2 months ago on Patreon. Both will be on TH-cam soon.
3:39:00 That's the last time R2 sees Anakin. That right there, in my headcanon, is the reason that R2 never listened when Luke would tell him to stay put; The last Skywalker who told him that never came back...
Bro, is your pfp The Meta's insignia from RvB?
@@wingedbluj1674 Correct
Umm. No. I’ve read this idea from a couple of people recently now, but no. George Lucas nor any of the writers ever hinted at anything like that. They do say over and over that R2 is a strong willed and sarcastic robot with a bad mouth. No mention of his not wanting to listen to Luke in anything written or spoken by any of the creators. Sorry. But it’s the internet, you should be able to come up with your own head cannon. And that’s ok.
@@JV-xf9ry
Tell me you're on the autism spectrum without telling me you're on the autism spectrum.
Omg, I never realized that! This is my new favourite headcanon🥹
Fun fact: In one of the comics, after becoming Vader, Anakin goes back into the council chambers and says "As the last surviving member of of this council; I unanimously grant myself the rank of master." Also, if you noticed, in the original trilogy R2 never stays with the ship when Luke tells him too; it's because the last time someone told himthat it was Anakin and he never came back.
That’s literally fan made….
@@gbozzi05_ So what, I like spreading misinformation.
@@shreddedninja be honest, you actually believed it was real and after hearing it was fanmade you are trying to act like you already knew so you don't sound dumb.
As I am literally watching this, news just broke that James Earl Jones has passed away at the age of 93. Heartbreaking.
He lived a very long and good life. And died with his family by his side. Great way for the voice of Vader to go, finally free 💯💖
Loved him as an actor and will miss his great talent. He was a great Admiral Greer in the Jack Ryan movies. And do you remember his role in The Sandlot? Or Field of Dreams?
3:52:43 💔 my reaction
The Force does not make a Jedi or Sith aware of anything and everything all the time. They have to spend hours or days in meditation to discern the truth about the subject of their focus. It’s also worth noting that well-attuned Sith like Palpatine are very good at using the Force to suppress and mask their own presence. Hence why he’s able to sit across from three of the best Jedi of their time and not be detected even slightly
Like the Jedi, Sith can also disconnect from the Force. I assume Sith connect and disconnect at will, whereas Jedi sometimes only disconnect if they go into exile.
Palpatine didn't disconnect from the Force. He was born with an extremely rare ability to mask his Force Presence, and he was extremely talented WITH this rare ability. It's what attracted his Master to him in the first place, when he was the son of a Naboo political family.
Plus, Palpatine saturates the entire planet of Coruscant in dark side energy, which not only makes it harder to pinpoint his location, but actually clouds the Jedi's force sight. The Jedi aren't losing their powers because they are weak. The Force is out of balance and the Dark Side clouds their vision.
@@FelbloodStreamingand some stuff in the legends suggests that this clouding started as far back as the time of darth tenebrous and darth plagueis
My grandma had never seen Star Wars, so we watched the first 6 in chronological order spread out over a few days. After episode three it was still early, so I asked her if she wanted to start episode four, and she was like “I need a minute. Why??? He was such a good kid!!!” Talking about Anakin turning lol Episode 4 was not watched that day lol
One piece of advice, and this is very important: When choosing the order of watching, for men, choose 1-2-3-4-5-6. For women, choose 4-5-6-1-2-3. The emotional impact at the end of 3 will be 5X. 7-8-9: if you want but always after.
I saw them in Release order since I was born in the 90s, and became the biggest SW fangirl possible. However, I STRONGLY feel Chronological Order is by far the best viewing order for first time. People advocate for Release order because that's how they saw them, and they want their experience to be replicated by others because they can't imagine there's a better experience than what they had. It's a narcissistic view, although it's subconscious for most. The thing fans don't realize, is a TON of the hype and experience they had watching them in release was based on cultural impact. Everyone talking about them, theorizing on what would happen, the suspense, etc. That's gone, now. The one big reveal that people think makes release order better isn't even the big deal today that it was back then. It's much more predictable now for a big villain to turn out to be the hero's father.
Additionally, it's not a secret even to non-fans. However, by watching Chronologically, there are more, bigger, and crazier reveals that you won't have if you watch in Release order. Think about starting them NOT knowing Anakin:s fate, or who Palpatine is, or what happens to the Jedi? It's WAY better and more shocking and impactful to watch Chronologically. The whole Palpatine arc is WAY more intense when you don't know from the start the truth.
I'm glad you chose Chronological for your Grandma. It's better, and Lucas has said that's the way HE wants them watched.
“I hope we see Yoda have a fight scene.” A movie later… “I want to see Palpatine fight Yoda!” The reactions each time was priceless!
Man, once you watch the Clone Wars series, it makes everything that Anakin does in Revenge of the Sith be justifiable. The council does him so dirty.
I don’t know if murdering the Jedi council along with the women and children too is really justifiable, but I can understand his anger. Had they been more accommodating he would’ve been just fine…at least for a while.
It is a fact that council was shortsighted, arrogant and corrupt. It can be said that jedi being wiped out was all part of bringing balance to the force.
The order had stagnated to the point it was pretty unsalvageable. There were many good eggs still, but order itself was rotten to the core.
One great thing the Episode 3 novelization keeps in, that was among many things mostly scrapped for the movie, was multiple scenes of Obi-Wan arguing against the council in Anakin's favor.
Also, it expounds on the exact kind of timing it would have taken Obi-Wan to block Grievous' mechanically driven lightsaber blades, especially when he started spinning them, down to tenths of a second. Goes into detail on how he had to use his precognition to begin parries before Grievous had even begun the strike. It's badass.
To anyone who hasn't read it, I cannot recommend the novelization for Episode 3 enough. It is _damned_ good.
Doesn't it state he gives his entire will to the light side in that fight as well? I remember hearing something about it, but I haven't read it myself.
@@JonduGaming yeah, that part also is why Windu says he'd lose a fight against Obi-Wan. Mace may be the overall greater duelist, but his style is based on redirecting the dark side and aggression from an enemy back into them, as well as channeling Windu's own. It gets stronger the more of either the opponent exhibits, which is why he's a perfect counter to Sidious.
Obi-Wan, on the other hand, has neither. He gives himself fully to the light, and he is the foremost master of the Order's most defensive form.
The novelizations of the prequels are really good, especially episode 3s. But to date my favorite is Darth Plageus. The amount of planning and patience in the master plan leading to the prequels is so well written. the author nailed Sidious down to the nth degree. I highly recommend it.
@@passingrando6457To put it simpler, Mace flat out states Obi Wan to be the greatest master of the defensive Form 3 in the history of the Order
@@passingrando6457 Just be glad the Clone Wars brought this stuff back to be seen as he was 1000% not with the council on their decision to decline master rank to anakin and wanted him to be so even in the film he was wanting to help anakin become a master and knew anakin was ready and this is further established of the show ig!
2:33:32 Yes that’s literally why, but in lore it’s because Mace Windu uses a fighting style that uses the Dark Side without falling to the Dark Side. Also he earned his purple crystal from saving a people who were native to the only planet the purple crystal can be found.
Vaapad doesn't USE the Dark Side. It allows Mace to have amp power based on the strength of the Dark Side in his opponenet. In other words, even if Mace isn't naturally as powerful as an opponent, the stronger they are with the Dark Side, the more he can temporarily scale to their power. The more powerful his Dark Side opponent, the more powerful he will be in the fight. That's how he was able to even remotely go toe-to-toe with Palpatine. Without Vaapad, at his base strength, he would've been as helpless as the other 3 Masters with him, who were all very powerful warriors themselves (that's literally why those 3 were chosen ahead of time to confront the Sith with Windu if they were revealed. They were some of the best warriors the Jedi had to offer, yet they lasted mere seconds.)
Jake Lloyd is the ultimate proof that the loudest critical people suck at critical thought. Anakin's portrayal as a somewhat stoic child was divisive and people of all ages blamed him. Lloyd, a child actor, only acted as he was directed by George Lucas. He is hardly to blame if the visionary behind Star Wars didn't want to do another take. The things people said about him were truly horrendous, and the worst of it came from grown adults.
As others pointed out, I believe Lloyd already came forward to say it wasn't SW fans that bullied and harassed him. It was the press and other media outlets that made his life difficult.
There's something similar about Best (who played Jar Jar), but I'm not sure
Like most rumors, this version of what happened got around faster and helped establish the whole "toxic Star Wars fans" thing.
There will Always be trolls, snobs, and hypercritical types in Every fandom. But, I always objected to fans being labeled simply because they have a negative opinion about the thing they're a fan of.
As long as they're not being destructive, doing it just to be naysayers, fans have every right to call out the things they think don't make sense, are contradictory, or just sucks about the franchise/movie they love. It's Why they're offering the criticism in the first place -- to call attention to the weak points so they won't be repeated in order to improve future efforts.
As a huge fan of Star Wars and Halloween, I'm well aware that there are extremely crappy segments of the fandom. It's these loud voices that a lot of us believe drove Lucas to sell the franchise to Disney in the first place, which I believe he truly regrets after stepping back and realizing the truth.
But, I'm also well aware that we've been put down as "toxic" because we're vocal about the obvious stuff -- the lazy writing and expectations that we're supposed to shut up and like whatever the studios deign to give us.
We're saying No to that and actually being attacked By The Studios for that has simply turned us off to Hollywood and franchises. These days, we just talk amongst ourselves and we're getting into fan-made stuff.
And still, the studios and the actors keep attacking fans for not doing what they want us to do. Except This time, people who aren't OG, hard core fans are seeing what we've been saying for years.
That's why the media-backed ratings are always high and the Audience ratings are always low, or vice versa.
The majority of fans aren't toxic. We're honest, even when it's unpopular and hard to be, and a Lot of people don't know or like the difference
You guys mentioned that it seemed like there was a decline in the technology between the time of the Republic and the time of the Senate IE between these three films and the time of Luke Skywalker. I heard someone bring this up as a theory that the reason technology seems to have taken a dip over those years is because when the empire came to power they took more of the resources that were available thereby you didn't have plants or companies that made like the ship you didn't have the high-tech robots because the technology and resources would have been taken by the empire to build their war machines instead
The Darth Bane trilogy of books explains how the sith rule of two came to be.
RIP James Earl Jones. Can you sadly passed away the day after this video was released
Execute Order Prequel Memes...
Luke, did I ever tell you about Ahsoka Tano?
@@passingrando6457 Noooo not that one!
@@Commander_Shepard. Hey, she was a good friend.
It will be done my lord.
The reason Qui gon didn’t disappear when he died is because the ability has to be learned and he didn’t know how to retain his spirit after he died.
Except Darth maul was so badass that they brought him back several times in the animated series including when he faced off against Obi-Wan Kenobi for the last time
Falling means nothing in star wars
Revenge of the Sith is my favorite of the prequels. When it comes to the Star Wars franchise, it’s my #1 go-to film.
It's important to remember that the actors for Jar Jar and young Anakin were bullied by the media and the press; NOT by the fans. Don't let them gaslight us into thinking the fandom were the ones doing the smearing and bullying.
It's really blatant too. Ahmed Best has given interviews about the subject, yet they still try to push this idea of "toxic fans."
When I was a kid and we saw Phantom Menace in theatres, when the big fish walks up and eats the little fish I yelled out in the theatre "IT'S GODZILLA!" I have no memory of this event, but my parents remind me about it every time we watch this movie...
Who asked
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 Why do you care?
@@Bakemer94 See thats the thing. _Nobody cares._
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 You cared enough to leave two comments. Something must be wrong with you if you're offended by me telling a minor anecdote from my past.
Go touch some grass.
@@cdogthehedgehog6923 I care
odd sort of poeticness to seeing this, the "birth" of Darth Vader and his iconic voice and lines being uploaded at this day. RIP James Earl Jones
I don’t think you typed this right
02:08:07 the only frustrating part here is that Asteroid fields are actually not this dense. If you passed through an asteroid fiend you might not even notice you did because of how far apart each asteroid is from every other asteroid. In fact The andromeda Galaxy is set to crash into the milky way galaxy in a few million or trillion years or something like that.
When it happens, almost no one will apparently notice, because of how far apart everything is from everything. A very small amount of stars MIGHT collide or get loosened from their original gravitational orbits but it will most likely remain unnoticed to small creatures like ourselves. New constellations maybe.
The sun is traveling at about 200 Miles per second, or about 450,000 Miles per hour in one direction around a super massive black hole at the center of our galaxy, Its dragging our solar system with it at that speed. Earth itself from the equator, spins at about 1,500 miles per hour while following or being 'towed' by the sun.
The prequel trilogy is amazing🔥
Not only does Darth Maul have the distinguished honor of being one of the greatest Star wars villains. My name is played by Ray Park who was also the headless horseman in sleepy hollow and toad in the X-Men movie but he's also the only person to ever kill Liam Neeson in a movie
When they start the second movie here the reason there are only two sith is because it makes them more powerful is the short answer. Even if it gets answered it's an important rule.
The boy that played Anakin also played in Jingle All The Way.
Absolute classic
Ruff: Huh! Homi is going down first movie!
Eric: Yeah, there is no part two for him.
Boom: Well, there are two parts of him.
I absolutely NEED to see Ruff react to the Order 66 Supercut.
And the SC38 Reimagined video
9:30 these two looking so proud 😂
36:50 Star Wars veterans vs Star Wars newbie (laughing at a fatal crash, gets me everytime)
"There''s like thirty-some books" lmfao multiply that number by ten and you're closer to how many books there are.
During the pod race scene, you guys brought up the Episode 1 Racer game (which was re-released on Nintendo Switch years ago, so still easily obtainable today) but a version of the racer game you really should keep an eye out for is the arcade machine version. You literally got to sit in a mini version of Anakins pod racer and using the handles like he does in the movie, use them to power up each engine separately to speed up/slow down and steer the pod racer all in first person view. It. Was. Awesome.
What are the jokes I've heard is that wookies are so long lived that Han Solo is basically like Chewbacca's third or fourth dog
56:08 Luke calls Vader Anakin in episode VI so you would know that Anakin becomes Vader if you watch it in release order
I’m in the camp, that if the council just helped Anakin work through his emotions, and believed in him, instead of ostracizing him, and stunting him because of his “emotions”, then he wouldn’t have become Vader.
To more concise, I believe the Jedi were a part of the reason Anakin became Vader.
Fun fact: The prop engines on Anakin's Pod Racer are based on the Pratt & Whitney F100 Turbofan engines used on the F15 and F16 fighter jets.
The reason the prequels got the hate that they did was for an entire generation, we'd grown up on these movies. These films were core memories for so many people in that day and time and it's mark across culture is clearly seen. We didn't think we'd ever get these movies. 16 years sit between RotJ and tPM. In that time everyone had their own head canon of what had happened based on books, comics, and years of playing with action figures in the back yard or basement. Nothing that ended on screen would have matched the thousands of versions of this tale that were locked in people's heads.
Whereas the first Star Wars was a mind-blowing jump in terms of visual effects, the prequels were a much more incremental improvement. There are a lot of firsts and pioneering moves in terms of VFX but not in the way the opening scene of A New Hope jumps out in contrast to everything prior and a lot of films that followed.
Likewise - this was the early days of the Internet being mainstream and so everyone is suddenly trading opinions in comment sections and bulletin boards and amplifying off of one another. "George Lucas raped my childhood" was a common refrain. There's also the complaints that much of the great story moments in the original trilogy are lessened by knowledge gained in the prequels.
For myself, I enjoy the prequels, but if I'm watching the saga I start with IV, V, then jump to II, III, and finish with VI. tPM I treat like Solo, or Rogue One. It's an appendix that is wonderful world filling material to take in afterwards, but would disrupt the story otherwise and isn't essential in order to follow or understand the main tale.
Yep. People now don't realize that from 1977 and through the 80s, being a nerd wasn't cool like it is now. So, nerds couldn't discuss their love of Star Trek, Star Wars, comic books, anime, games, and other things to others because those things weren't ubiquitous. It was other nerds or nobody.
Nerds were only ever able to get into the things they loved by finding other nerds who shared their fandom, in line at the movies, at conventions (which weren't Anything like they are now), and local get-togethers like book signings and themed events.
The early internet had boards where they could talk, post fan fiction and clips, and basic stuff like that. But they were sometimes hard to find and even when you did, it was still underground. These people were your tribe and lifeline to being able to talk nerd stuff without judgement and criticism.
So, you're Very on point when you say that the time in between and after ROTJ was about fans expanding the lore themselves.
And every time a novelization, book, comic, cartoon, tv show, or nonfiction media (articles, documentaries, interviews, "The Art of" and "The Science of" books, behind the scenes pieces, etc.) came out, all current lore was built on top of it.
And fans thought that Lucas's open encouragement meant that he would base whatever he came up with next on these now accepted paths of fan-made lore.
And so, when everyone went to see The Prequels, they were extremely disappointed. However, the new younger fans, (who were Lucas's target audience, just like it was in 1977) loved them, causing a little split in the fandom -- those who loved them, those who hated them, and those who were in the middle.
What I object to is the idea of being called a "toxic" fandom for being honest about what some fans don't like or think makes the franchise weaker and less creative.
This accusation wasn't a thing until the studios started warring with the fans, even targeting specific people; including those who had been very supportive of them in the past. It got political, which, in my opinion, is what made the studios and the actors toxic.
All because fans criticized them and refused to buy the merchandise for the stuff they didn't like.
Now, the studios and actors are getting what they wanted and it's not turning out well for them because they refuse to understand that they can't use MSM to bully audiences into liking their poorly planned and conceived crap.
The ratings imbalances between the critics' scores and the audience scores are being ignored to their detriment. And Still they just will not hear earned criticism.
It's too bad
Anakin was a child & then a young man ofc he wasn’t in control of his emotions. Ironically the counsel chastised Anakin for his fear but but ultimately their fear of him is what made him feel unheard and used what Anakin needed was true guidance not a bunch of meaningless platitudes.
In the first movie they said they haven’t seen a sith in like 100 years and the sith can cloud there energy or presence or w.e
1000 years. And that’s because there have been only 2(or like 8-100 but 2 big ones) that control the whole ass dark side.
A lot of people hated jar jar, because episodes 4,5,6 came our first..and there was c3po for the comic relief. When jarjar came out alot of people hated him because they thought he was too childish for the established world at the time..totally forgetting that a whole new generation was getting into this 😂. Jar jar got his redemption when episodes 8 and 9 came out..because atleast as a side character he was funny..and goofy in a constructive way when stacked against other side characters. So 🤷♂️
I'll take Jar Jar over 3PO any day. Never liked him at all
the podracing arcade game with the podracer you sat in was frikkin epic!
Grievous' cough is explained in the 2000s clone wars shorts by genndy tartakovsky. During the kidnapping of the chancellor from corousant, as Grievous is making his escape, he encounters Mace Windu. While grievous escapes, before he does, Windu crushes his lungs with the force which causes his respritory issues
2:59:54 And this is one of the reasons why episode 3 was the only Star Wars film (from the original 6) to be rated 12.
You know if you wanted some better lightsabers, i hear star wars theory may be able to help you with that
3:57 Boom is officially my favourite of Sorta Stupid
(I love them both too, but Star Trek is Star Trek after all)
"If so powerful you are why leave?" Snap hsss - quote by Yoda
I adore these movies. I watched them with my nephew the other day and seeing the aww on his face was an awesome feeling.
You enjoying episode 1 gave me hope.
The episode 3 hologram edits you guys did was sublime.
I love how he wants this guy fighting and this guy. I’m just thinking go watch the clone wars show and you will get it all with more.
Quai Gon Jim, CP30, and Java the Hutt: all you need for your own spoof!
Idk if you guys already know or if you already recorded for TCW but when the show first aired they came on CN out of chronological order so there's like 5 episodes from season 3 you have to watch, then the movie (2008), and then they go back to order from that point on. Hope this helps and reaches yall in time
when phantom menace came out, I was the same age as Anakin so I didn't really understand it but I liked it as a kid. Then I did not like it as a teenager and I like it more now that I'm an adult
Your correct to watch them in release order first, but it is cool for different reasons to watch them both ways after fact, in same way it’s cool to watch Anikan, “knowing” he was Vader, it works same way in reverse, once you watch these and “know” Vader “was” anikan, it makes you see Vader’s emotions behind the mask, and his whole journey to “returning to being the Jedi” becomes more clear, and seeing that he IS the chosen one, and the whole entire journey IS the prophecy
Palpatine had been so strong enough in the dark side of the Force even early on that he could easily cloud his presence in the Force from others, from what I remember from the books
Also, the Force Lightning didn't make Palpatine this way, it only crushed the illusion he'd created with the force to hide what the Dark Side's already done to his appearance
These were so awesome to see in the cinema.
While it has a bit of a slow start the clone wars tv show is possibly my favourite Tv show of all time. It is a great watch!
They're already watching it on Patreon and it will hit TH-cam in a few weeks.
Palpatines faces deforming is his natural look. The dark side warps your body and mind, he just used his powers to change himself and once his full dark side came out, so did his true face.
Hey guys! Minor correction here; the "Jabba" you guys saw during the podrace wasn't the same one from the sequels, BUT if you look close to his right side; his son slithers up beside him, and THAT is the "Jabba" from the sequels. And as for the podracer game, that came out on the N64, it was absolutely spectacular, but it was fuckin' hard.
Guys... you NEEEEEED to watch The Clone Wars. I am not kidding, it is the greatest piece of Star Wars media ever created, and it enhances these movies so much. You think they're good now? That's nothing compared to when you've also seen The Clone Wars. It adds so much lore and context to every tiny little thing, I promise you it is worth a watch.
They've watched the 2003 miniseries on Patreon and have started 2008 Clone Wars over 2 months ago on Patreon. Both will be on TH-cam soon.
Fun Fact, purple also represents Windus fighting style (blue plus red), as he uses the anger of his opponent to fuel his fighting style. You can see that very nicely in the fight with palpatine
Behold! The greatest achievement in the universe! THE SINGULARITY ENGINE!
I’m such a huge fan of all 9 Star Wars movies as well as the spin offs, and is so cool to see people’s reactions to them, especially if it’s their first time watching them. Would be cool to see your reactions to the sequel trilogy.
There's another reason some jedi have purple lightsabers. Purple spoke of moral uncertainty, recovery, and reconstruction. Therefore, the individuals that used a purple lightsaber generally shared an affinity with both the Light and Dark sides of the Force. They demonstrate attributes such as instability, high-energy, and the relentless determination to accomplish and feat that they are subjected to. Such as when Mace Windu fought Palpatine in movie three. His relentless determination to defeat the Sith Lord made him look angry in that one saber lock, because he wanted him beaten, by any means.
Prequels beat the originals by far
4:33 like in “FanBoys”. 1:17:41 it’s explained at the end of Episode 3. 1:24:31 the issue lots of fans hated was it wasn’t the story they had in their heads. Lucas said that he made the Original Trilogy for kids and that’s what he made the prequels for kids and not the adults who were kids during the original trilogy. 1:31:59 Anakin was around 9 and Padme was around 14 in Episode 1. In Episode 2 he’s 19 and she’s 24. Episode 3 Anakin was 22 and Padme was 27. 1:32:27 no they were the same. You had to go to Taco Bell, KFC & Pizza Hut to get the whole set. 1:44:58 in Sith lore Darth Bane who was basically the father of the Sith made the Rule of Two cause the Sith got too big and because they want power they were lulling themselves. So Darth Bane made the rule that there can only be an apprentice and a master. The issue here is the Sith are able to hide themselves from the Jedi. 2:45:58 Yoda has many Padawans. He teaches all the younglings in class. He doesn’t have one Padawan. 2:48:30 that’s Bail Organa. 3:09:42 look at it this way all the others on the council had to go through the trials. Palpatine knew the Jedi wouldn’t make him a master and that would push Anakin further away from the Jedi. They accepted the Chancellor’s decision to have him on the council but he would need to go through the trials. Anakin should’ve realized that they wouldn’t let him skip the trials. The reason they didn’t want him in Episode one was due to his age. They usually start training around toddler age where they won’t have much attachments. 3:13:17 the prophecy didn’t say “end the Sith”. The prophecy said “bring balance to the force”. 3:35:06 no it wasn’t Plagueis it was Darth Tyrannus which is Count Dooku. 3:41:14 Yoda really wanted to say “you’re the one that wanted to train him now you deal with your mistake”. 3:44:24 don’t forget Obi-Wan gave Luke Anakin’s Blue Saber.
Well they say that last bit because of the Kybar Crystal bleeding shit that Disney added. But you'd be shocked by how many people that don't know that was never a thing before
Episode 1-3 is a retelling of episodes 4-6, when it comes to the moral choices between luke and vader, but with a different ending.
You should all get custom Proffie sabers. You get every sound profile from the films/shows, a heavy duty metal hilt and blades MEANT for dueling hard. I personally have a Darth Revan from Artsabers, and it was worth every penny as a fan
When little Boba picked up the helmet the actor didn't know till the screening that jengos head was "in" the loose helmet
Not sure if someone commented yet but the reason why there is always 2 sith is the Rule of Two. I'm not sure which story is still canon after the expanded universe got swapped to "Legends Canon" by Disney but I'm pretty sure it was Darth Bane that started it. Idk if or when its mentioned in current canon stories. If you want to know more on it feel free to look up Rule of Two
2:59:50 Two completely diffrent reactions here I cant stop luaghing at this
"Obi-Wan Kenobi... That's a name I haven't heard since I chopped off your father's limbs and threw him in a volcano."
I've always been more prequel fan than original.
1:46:45 not every force sensitive being becomes a Jedi. The Jedi order is a religious group compiled of four sensitive beings who are trained in the light of the force. The Sith are another religious order that use the dark side. Some Jedi could be tempted by the Darkside and become a Sith, but not all Sith were once Jedi. Palpatine is a very, very, very powerful Sith, one of the strongest in existence. Because of his power, he is able to his presence to the Jedi. At the same time, the Jedi order had become so hypocritical and enveloped in the war that our senses were clouded even further.
I saw episode 2 at midnight and the place went absolutely nuts when Yoda pulled out the saber
The main race announcer is Greg proops who is famous for who's line is it anyway
The Jedi temple on Coruscant was built on top of an Ancient Sith Temple so the Jedi on Coruscant where Always sensing the Darkside and Palpatine was very skilled in Sith Alchemy he could hid his force presence so those 2 things combined allowed him to hide himself right in there faces
1:44:11 - The term you're looking for is 'Force Sensitive" but not all Force Sensitives become Jedi or Sith. The two just happen to be the most prolific. Wait till you get to the Witches and the Dark Jedi.
Padme's decoy the one who was pretending to be Queen is also played by Keira Knightley
I think watching the prequels before the originals gives you more compassion and caring for Vader and his return back to the light as anakin, but then you don’t get the “no, I am your father” twist
"I wanted a Darth Vader Tat with a genocide under it" *The man mad at himself in 20 years for saying that out loud*
You guys should definitely do a bench watch of Swat, cats.This is a good series to check out.Since you're doing star wars and did solo leveling
The kid that played young Anakin in Ep. 1 was also in Jingle All the Way with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
the kid who played young anakin did act in another movie it was called "jingle all the way"
Roses are red, anakins lightsaber are blue, master skywalker there are too many of them what are we gonna to do?
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My father did that shot of the 3 ships flying towards the planet and through the clouds. 😁
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And this shot too.
@@theshinythunderclappokemon5830Nice. You must be very proud of him. Tell him we all thank him for helping to make this movie awesome
So to answer your questions about the Sith always having two goes to the Rule of two due to darth bane making that rule thousands of year before episode 1. Furthermore, the reason the Jedi can’t detect who is a Sith is due to the dark side of the force clouding judgement. Now to touch of the force and how the light and dark work, the light side of the force has more control while the dark side manipulates the force . So light and dark aren’t about balance the balance that they’re speaking about is the light side . it’s not a Ying and yang due to the side, controlling the force . Also, some good solid information for you guys. George Lucas’s original script for episodes 7,8,9 before Disney bought it was supposed to heavily feature darth maul as the big villain with darth talon as his apprentice. It would have been awesome. Also maul was brought back in the clone was tv show. Hopefully this information helps in some way. Great videos fellas! 🍻
2:20:21 Dellow Felegates 😂 I remember hearing that after watching it on DVD a couple of times, cracked me up then too.
To be clear most people at least in my area in 1999 didn't have cell phones and computers were crap. We didn't have youtube, facebook, myspace, or twitter yet. What the media got were probably reporter interviews and even those (having watched them recently) were not all bad reviews.
I mean I was 9 when I saw the phantom menace. Didn't hate the kid playing Anakin or Jar Jar. I believe the media were the biggest complaints at that time and they rolled with it.
I can see the annoyance some people got from growing up but I still don't get bugged.
Y’all definitely need to watch the clone wars it would be an epic series to watch !!
Did you notice when they put the helmet on Darth Vader, you can barely hear him say," help me, pademe."
Since the new ones, we do not speak their names, the prequels I think are remembered much more fondly.
@@Metaljacket420 The Sequel Trilogy is better.
@@ericb9252 Better at what
@@swagtachiuchiha1501 Everything
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Ok Dude.
Opinion is Opinión
@@ericb9252 Objectively wrong but ok
Ive always thought that if you watch the prequels first then the original trilogy, it almost feels like the Jedi push Anakin to the dark side
Jake Lloyd’s (young anakin’s) mom just did an interview where she said his mental health issues have nothing to do with his role in Star Wars, they’re completely genetic.
She said she never let him be exposed to any of the controversy about the movie on the news, so he never even knew any of it was going on.
I get that people think Yoda and the council are very hard on Anakin, but his fear made him susceptible to the dark side.
I can't wait for you guys to watch the Kenobi series. It just hits different!
In retrospect, if there was so much concern about Anakin, why not entrust his training to Windu, Shaak Ti, or even Yoda?
Like, it'd give them something productive to do besides sit around in their circle jerk!
Also, Yoda isn't angry. He is over 800 years old and the arthritis pains him like you wouldn't believe!
Thanks, again! 🌠 Keep watching with open hearts, open minds. There's plenty more to enjoy.
The wooki that Yoda climbs on is chewbaka or chewy for 4,5 and 6
The thing people don't usually understand about the prequels is that Episode 1 really is the most important episode. People shit on it a lot of the time, but by the end of the episode Darth Sidious has already won, he become the Emperor by the end of the episode. The game was rigged from the start.
The jedi counsel sounds a lot like the guardians of the universe in DC Comics.
The prequels are amazing i dont know how people dont like them it expands the story so amazingly then add the clone wars and rebels show into it it is just amazing
I would say this is old data, not worth mentioning any more. Yes, plenty of fans didn't like The Prequels when they were first released, but the box office should tell everyone that the "hate" wasn't all that deep. And over time, it's mostly faded and gone.
In fact, I honestly don't know why people keep going on about it.
Beyond that, it's weird that reactors keep saying how the Jedi Council drove Anakin to become a sith lord and how they kept separating him from The Council.
Meanwhile, there's no mention of Anakin's pride and hubris. His extreme emotionality. His lack of patience and understanding.
Anakin was immature, irrational; meaning he was Not Ready to be a Jedi Master. Period.
Plus, he was always getting close to people he shouldn't have. First Padme and then Palpatine. But especially Palpatine.
And because of that closeness to the Senate members, he was being swayed in ways that were destructive and suspect.
The Jedi serve The Republic. Not the Senate or the Chancellor, and yet, Palpatine bribed, murdered, lied, and manipulated his way into a position to destroy The Republic and install himself as head of an authoritarian government with himself as the Sole as Emperor.
Why would the Jedi make him a Master in his early 20s with all that going on around him; not to mention The Jedi rightly suspects he's the father of Padme's baby.
He's impetuous, selfish, foolish, immature, and drowning in arrogance and conceit with the knowledge that he's The Chosen One.
And don't ever forget, he's a vengeful murderer, liar, filled with dark side, and thinks he's above The Rules
Anakin had a Very, Very long way to go before he was ready to become a Jedi Master, much less a Master on The Council