Count Dooku tells The Truth to Obi-Wan | Star Wars Attack of the Clones (2002) Movie Clip HD 4K
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Cast: Ewan McGregor, Hayden Christensen, Natalie Portman, Ian McDiarmid, Samuel L. Jackson, Christopher Lee, Temuera Morrison, Frank Oz, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, Daniel Logan, Silas Carson, Ahmed Best, Pernilla August, Jimmy Smits, Oliver Ford Davies
Film description: Ten years after the 'Phantom Menace' threatened the planet Naboo, Padme Amidala is now a Senator representing her homeworld. A faction of political separatists, led by Count Dooku, attempts to assassinate her. There are not enough Jedi to defend the Republic against the threat, so Chancellor Palpatine enlists the aid of Jango Fett, who promises that his army of clones will handle the situation. Meanwhile, Obi-Wan Kenobi continues to train the young Jedi Anakin Skywalker, who fears that the Jedi code will forbid his growing romance with Amidala.
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Rest in Peace sir Christopher Lee.
He was a great actor.
I wish he were still alive…
Did he play count Dooku in clone, wars or no?
@@ajlamanna1115 No, he didn't.
Actually, he played as him in the Clone Wars movie.
Count Dooku didn't lie here...
This was madness. Petition to have Kenobi released immediately since he's your Padawan's Padawan. Plus he did needed Qui-Gon's help. He was the only person who can get Dooku out of this situation. See Obi-Wan never understood shit this is why he didn't like Obi-Wan. So short-sighted from the truth. Maybe joining Dooku might not be such a bad thing. Helping him take out Sidious best plan I heard. Dooku use your force lightning against Sidious' force lightning then Obi-Wan comes in and slice's off Sidious' head.
Well…he told truth AND lies.
He couldn’t say Jango Fett was with them because that would connect too many dots, at least too soon.
But he could give Obi-Wan at least a GENERAL idea of Darth Sidious if he wanted to, seeing as he may have been in league with Sidious but he never intended it to stay that way.
@@harrambou9468 GENERAL as in Grevious!!!!! Thanks for spilling future hint now tell the council and rat you out. Yes Obi-Wan obeys the council because he's a boy scout unlike his master Qui-Gon Jinn.
I mean in the first 30 seconds "I will petition immediately to have you set free." Easy to make someone not believe what you're saying if you preface it with a lie.
Dooku is many things. A liar he is not.
The truth was right in front of their eyes but the Jedi chose to be blind.
The Jedi were arrogant and blinded by force clouding of the main Sith.
No they didn't. Obi-Wan tells the Council what Dooku said and they agree to keep an eye on the Senate, which leads into Episode 3 where the Jedi suspect that Palpatine might be under the control of the Sith. What they don't find out before it's too late is that Palpatine IS the Sith.
@@jedsithor, indeed.
The Jedi were too interested in maintaining their own power over their disciples than actually finding out the truth about the Sith and their abilities. Maintaining good relations with the Senate and purity of ideological belief were more important than dealing with such minor things as Sith Lords.
@@jedsithorI agree and don’t understand why people don’t get this. The Jedi were actively pursuing Sidious.
@@jedsithor There's a three years gap between episode 2 and 3 you know.....
After watching tells of the Jedi you can tell Dooku loved Qui-Gon like a son
Even in the midst of the dark side, Dooku still cared about Qui-Gon.
@@jediskunk67 Yep sure did
Gotta watch that tells of the Jedi before the poker game with the council.
I don't know if this was specifically stated in any of the _Star Wars_ books, but my headcanon is the death of Qui-Gon was the final nail in the coffin that led to Dooku leaving the Jedi Order and joining the Sith.
@@cjkalandek996 IDK anymore now since Disney changes everything from the books
Honestly, I think a lot of people are missing what's going on here. First. Dooku is speaking in half truths. Nute Gunray was in league with Sidious in Phantom Menace. He's still in league with Sidious in Attack Of The Clones. There's no betrayal. Gunray knows that Sidious is Dooku's master. We even see him talking to Sidious in Episode 3.
Second, Dooku claims that several senators are under the control of Sidious. He doesn't say that Sidious is the damn Chancellor. Do you think Sidious always kept his hood up when talking to Dooku? Dooku knows that Sidious is Palpatine. Dooku telling Obi-Wan this information is part of the Sith's plan. Dooku wants to try to turn Obi-Wan but knows it's a long shot but at the very least, he can create tension and doubt within the Jedi if Obi-Wan somehow manages to survive Geonosis.
Remember, at the end of the movie, Obi-Wan tells the Council what Dooku said. The Jedi don't really believe it but decide to keep a closer eye on the Senate, just in case. This in turn leads into Episode 3 where the Jedi begin to suspect that something is up with Palpatine. They don't know that he's the Sith Lord but think that he might be under the control of the Sith, as Dooku suggested. The Dark SIde is clouding the Jedi's ability to sense the future and use the Force. Because of Palpatine's actions and Dooku's half truths, they even consider taking control of the Senate because they don't know how many people are under the control of the mysterious Sith.
The Jedi only learn the terrible truth because Palpatine revealed it to Anakin. They learn the truth of Sidious' identity precisely when Sidious wants them to, knowing that Yoda isn't there to give his wisdom and stop Mace from charging in and that Obi-Wan isn't there to talk sense into Anakin and this serves to not only set up the situation where Anakin can be turned but also set the Jedi up as traitors who tried to take over the Republic, thus justifying Order 66.
All of it stems from the half truths Dooku told in this scene at the behest of Sidious. Sure, Dooku probably thinks if he could turn Obi-Wan they could attack Sidious together and Dooku would be the Sith Master but that was always a long shot. Dooku did exactly what Sidious wanted him to do in creating mistrust between the Jedi and the Senate.
good comment
Underrated comment
It would have been interesting if these three movies were about Obi-Wan being tempted by the Dark Side. For instance, using it to win battles (while losing the war anyway), and going on a revenge kick because Darth Maul kills Qui Gon and runs away. Then he rejects the Dark Side so they go after his apprentice, who was taught "do as I say, not as I do."
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Jedi weren't informed Palpatine is a Sith Lord. It was only Mace Windoo, who opportunistically attacked Sith Lord with a help of two Jedi. He clearly didn't inform other Jedi on a council, though it was very easy as we saw numerous times. Also, Mace in no way informed the Senate in which name he falsely stated acts. In fact, there is zero clue why Mace Windoo decided first, to arrest Palpatine, as he said, and, next, to kill him. There is very little to no reason to not believe it was Mace Windoo all this time who clouded vision of Jedi, as he was always present in Jedi meetings. As clearly corrupt, arrogant, constantly bullying others Mace no doubt mastered the dark side of the Force and saw himself as a true master of Jedi and Republic. As most powerful Jedi, in lightsaber arts at least, Mace left at Coruscant instead of going to war like most of other Jedi. He suspected that this could be the right moment to size power and something suspicious is happening around. Yoda suspected something fishy about Mace and his stay raised eyebrows of many Jedi. But there was no time to think, especially after Mace successfully led a massive number of the best Jedi into pointless death against brainless droids at Geonosis. He swiftly dispatched this way many of his potential rivals and clouded vision of Jedi council members so the latter didn't even question Mace's tactical decision. Only he genuelly believed in Dooku's words. Darth Sidious was his Nemesis, as he was eager for power and domination as much as Dark Lord of the Sith, which he was. Note, Yoda feel Mace's death, did not. Either because the latter was a Sith Lord, either because he survived that fall (again, confirming he was a Sith Lord). Clearly, it was Mace, Dooku spoke of. He influenced Jedi council and the Senate to use army of clones and fueled a war. He knew his time has come and it was thanks to Annakin who at the last moment cut his arm. Darth Sidious knew he is no match against Mace, Dark Lord, and needs help. He couldn't rely on Jedi council he was well aware of was clouded by the dark side of the Force by Mace. Annakin was his only chance. Though, if Mace survived (which is very likely), he had gone into hiding and awaits his moment to rise as the next Dark Lord of the Sith Order to rule the Galaxy, finally.
"Hundreds of Senators are now under the influence of a dark lord called ... Darth Sauron." - Count Saruman.
"Tell me, friend... when did Dooku the Wise abandon reason for madness?"-Grandmaster Gandalf
Darth Sidious was always there in the Senate
Like a good villain said once:
*"How* *do* *you* *keep* *a* *secret* *from* *the* *world's* *greatest* *detective,* *well* *do* *you* *know?* *You* *stick* *it* *right* *in* *front* *of* *him,* *and* *wait"*
This Arkham City reference is top tier
He wasnt in the senate
He WAS the senate
Right under his long pointy nose and wait
Well....Kira tried that against L and still failed
Is that from Sherlock Holmes or Batman?
Even though Dooku was corrupted by the dark side, he still had a soft spot for Qui-Gon. The former Jedi always loved him like a son, just as Qui-Gon loved Obi-Wan.
Which is why he tried to get Obi Wan. He thought of him as a grandson
Dooku is such an interesting villain because I think unlike most Sith lords, Dooku isn't actually evil at all he's just misguided.
@@robertanderson4921 We all know it's Palpatine who is the truly evil one. The callous Sith is using force clouding to not only hide his true nature, but also cloud the thoughts of the Jedi to make them arrogant and oblivious. At least Dooku knows what is really going on with the picture.
And Obi-Wan, Anakin..
@@robertanderson4921 i dont think he was, he was right afterall
In the end, what were the Jedi deceived by more, Sidious himself, or their own arrogance?
Their Own Arrogance MORE LIKELY !!
Their own arrogance. They were hypocrites
If I hear the word “arrogance” thrown around one more time-
I know there may have been a bit of that but it’s nowhere near as black and white as some like to pretend lol
oh dude they were so blind to everything. Remember at this point there are tens of thousands of Jedi and only 2 Sith yet they cannot even see the Sith Lord right in front of their face.
Dooku saying that Sidious currently controls the Senate is like saying Putin owns the whole world. No. NO ONE BEING, not even the Chancellor at the time, had that amount of legal power. And Dooku literally just lied through his teeth about having nothing to do with Obi-Wan’s arrest. Why would you believe a bad guy whose previous sentence was a lie?
0:53 Dooku speaking to Obi Wan here reminded me of a grandfather you never met discussing how they’ve went their separate ways.
It reminds me of the surter scene in Thor rangnarok, Thor spinning upside down and he is like wait wait to surter so he can deliver his evil monologue face to face.
How can one person go “their separate ways(plural)”?
I love the irony that both Dooku and Maul warned the republic what was going on and neither of them were believed.
It's a real shame that Dooku didn't feature in Episode I, even if briefly. It would have tied the prequels together more, showing his earlier disgust with the Jedi and motivation for his betrayal.
I know they partially sorted this with Tales of the Jedi, but it would have been better for the link to have been in the films, in my view.
Yeah, that was a huge mistake..hopefully we get a prequels TCW style remake that rectifies that
@@brianhanes5413it wasn’t a huge mistake. You can watch tales of the Jedi to see how it all ties in.
It’s not a real shame. It’s a long story. Just watch Tales of the Jedi.
@@brianhanes5413Why on earth would you want that?! TCW ruins everything.
Well everything was messed up after ep1 so George had to go and rewrite the scripts and add new characters
Darth jar jar
I wonder if this conversion crossed Obi-Wan's mind when learned Palpatine was Darth Sidious all along? Obi-Wan must have thought: "Oh my god. Count Dooku was telling truth. If I had believed him back then, maybe I could have stopped this and prevented the death of so many Jedi and Anakin going to the dark side."
Well I mean…it crossed his mind immediately after. He, Windu and Yoda had no way to know for sure, considering Dooku was very much still a liar by this point, and considering they didn’t know his endgame, but even Windu agreed a closer look at the Senate was necessary.
Still, “the Republic is now under the control of the Dark Lord of the Sith” could’ve meant MANY things when you stop and think about it
@@harrambou9468 Distrust is a powerful weapon of the dark side.
Probably agonized about it every day for the next 19 years.
“I told you everything you needed to know on Geonosis all those years ago, Kenobi. You should’ve joined me. Sifo-Dyas understood. He saw the future, which is why he helped me.”
The only thing you can count on is that Siths will eventually betray each other especially for master and apprentice. I will certainly pick Count Dooku over Palpatine as the lesser evil but this doesn't mean that Dooku will not attempt to seize power or continue the clone war once Palpatine is defeated.
That aside yeah Obi-Wan did have an early warning about Darth Sidious but he chose to ignore and in a way he was responsible for the destruction of the Jedi order as well as the old republic and that is a heavy burden to bear.
Dooku was RIGHT…. The Jedi was blind by their pride.😢😢😢😢
its extreme negligence to not ask Dooku where this sith lord is
@@myartistryisunbound
Only because they know he would only tell a big lie Never drink or eat anything from your enemies
@@myartistryisunbound -negligence- ignorance
Not even an attempt to entertain the idea. Completely disregarding everything said chalking it up to futile recruitment attempt. Not having the wisdom of the past relationships -> having nothing learned from them.
He really did tell him everything lmao
..because he knew that information is contained in prison cell.
The CGI still holds up. I am impressed.
Dex’s Diner
After seeing tales of the Jedi, Dooku’s silence after mention Qui-Gon is more sadder. He always cared for Qui-Gon like a son, so that’s why he’s more affable towards Obi-wan when they first met, acting sort of grandfatherly to him.
1:05: “I wish he were still alive. I could use his help right now”. What if this was the last moment Dooku actually thought on coming back to the Light side, and this was a last cry for help?
He straight up told Obi Wan the truth and Obi Wan just says "I don't believe you."
Always be willing to listen to things you don't know, even if they come from your "enemy."
This very much is one of those moments that could have changed everything.
Obi-Wan was a fool. He could have at least pretended to go along with Dooku for more info.
I imagine he would have regretted that the rest of his life.
That's what happens when you only deal in absolutes.
Don Corleone knew how to keep his friends close, and his enemies closer.
To lie? How about not.
Dooku and Qui one of the most interesting characters we should of seen more of man! Love Dooku. RIP 🪦 Christopher 🫡
This is exactly part of why Obi-Wan felt responsible for Anakin becoming Vader, he was given all the answers to the test and never even thought to follow up on it due to his blind following of the Jedi Code, this is why Dooku wanted Qui Gon around, because Qui Gon would have at least investigated it.
All Star Wars celebrities remembered. RIP
After watching "Tails of the Jedi" this scene makes so much more sense. Dooku lost faith in the Jedi but still knew Sidious & the Sith where evil as well. Maybe he thought he was the "Chosen One" to bring balance.
Damn, if Kenobi joined Dooku a lot would be avoided...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think this scene is the first time in the series we actually hear Palpatine's Sith title: Darth Sidious. In The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi he's simply known as "The Emperor", whilst in The Phantom Menace he's only referred to by his real name of Palpatine.
The Neimoidians address him as Lord Sidious a few times in Phantom Menace
@@elmermedina1713 literally in the first scene he appears at the start of the movie lol
He was also indirectly mentioned as “the Emperor” by Tarkin, when he announced the Imperial Senate was dismantled
"This plan of yours has failed Lord Sidious. The blockade is finished, we dare not go against the Jedi!"
Nute Gunray says “I will contact Lord Sidious.” in the beginning of The Phantom Menace.
Funny how this conversation never stayed in the back of Obi-wan's head throughout ep. 3...
compared to the entire sequel trilogy, this "worst episode" was still a gold, it even has Sir Christopher Lee playing Count Dooku
I don't even think this was the worst of the prequels.
This was leagues above Phantom Menace
Phantom menace was worse than Attack of the clones but ight
This is way better than TPM
@@brianhanes5413 no, it isn't. I never understood the hate for Episode 1. It has pod racing, Qui-Gon, Darth Maul, a top 3 lightsaber duel if not the best one and yet people hate it because...of Jar Jar? Nah. Episode 1 is the best prequel movie. Episode 2 is a cringy love story with bad dialogue.
And this is the prelude for the Galactic Empire to rise.
Dooku: "Here's the problem and how we can fix it."
Obi-Wan: *no thanks bro*
Dooku actually wanted to betray Sidious un this scene. He always wanted Obi-Wan to fall to the Dark Side. Dooku wanted to destroy both Sith and Jedi.
Tales of the Jedi made it very clear.
Vader actually wanted to betray Sidious in this scene. He always wanted Luke to go to the dark side. -you probably in Empire Strikes back comments.
He was angry with Sidious when he found out that he allowed Darth Maul to kill Qui Gon
Count Dooku: There’s a sith controlling your senate
Obi-Wan: Nah we good thanks bro
Morgan Freeman: *The Jedi, as Order 66 commenced, were not good*
At the end of the movie, the Jedi agree to keep a closer eye on the Senate for any signs that Dooku isn't lying.
Jar Jar Gives Palpatine Emergency Powers: th-cam.com/video/PmJRvvnU-cQ/w-d-xo.html
Honestly this scene makes me feel little sympathy for the downfall of the Jedi. Obi Wan totally dropped the ball here.
Dude, Dooku is a professional liar and Obi-Wan DID still consider it. So did the other Jedi.
“The Republic is now under the control of the Dark Lord of the Sith” could’ve meant many things when you think about it
@@harrambou9468I just feel like Obi-Wan shut down the conversation instead of listening to what Dooku had to say. Why not ask questions or encourage further dialogue? He's literally telling you that your enemy is in your midst. I know it's a moot point because this is fiction but those were my thoughts
Oh in clone wara is worse
During this movie Jango tells Obi Wan that he was recruited by a man called Tyrannus to be the donor of the clone army, and in S6 Obi Wan and Anakin learn that Dooku is Darth Tyrannus
The jedi knew that Dooku made their clone army and did nothing about it, they hid that knowledge from everyone else to prevent the public from losing faith in the jedi and decided to focus on winning the war before Sidius could complete his plan
They planned on defeating the sith the old fashioned way on the battlefield, stuck in the past they didnt realize that the sith jad evolved
@@swordofthedawn6495 the obvious enemy is claiming there’s a higher enemy further up. Sounds very like a conspiracy to draw attention away.
Obi Wan could sense that Dooku and Jango were both lying.
I never understood the hate for this movie. Still my favorite Star Wars movie. The action was huge
agreed. Saw it 3x in theatres 22 years ago. Yes, the love lines and scenes were cheesy but the action more than made up for it
The terrible dialogue hangs over the movie like a dark cloud. Dex’s Diner is bad in the worst way: it rips the viewer out of the movie. And George’s choice to make Sifo Dyas, an unseen and forgettable name, central to the whodunnit plot was a perfect way to get viewers to mentally check out mid-film.
These are all things an avid fan might forgive because of the action and the clunky but promising worldbuilding, but let’s not pretend for a moment that these criticisms aren’t fair.
@@jacobstamm I disagree on the Sifo part. Made him more mysterious and that entire segment of the movie was so heavy on the lore.
I can’t believe this is based on a true story.
Even though Count Dooku told Obi Wan the truth, was he also trying to manipulative Obi Wan into joining him?
I always thought that Dooku just wanted Obi-Wans help to eliminate palpatine so that he could become the next sith Lord but maybe he was actually trying to convert back to Jedi
He extracted info out of him.
There was a video on TH-cam (don’t recall the name or channel) but it talks about the moment before anakin and obi wan arrived on the wizard tower of the invisible hand in revenge of the sith. Before the Jedi arrived dooku and palpatine talked about how close they are to achieving their goals and dooku brought up attempting to bring obi wan to their side. Dooku believed that obi wan could help to legitimize the empire in the public perception, but Palpatine didn’t agree with the idea. So possibly due to Obi wan calm and collective nature could help to legitimize dooku goals.
Seems like Since his former apprentice (Qui Gon) was Obi Wans master, he seems to have a liking for Obi Wan and maybe just wanted him to become his new apprentice.
It was join me or die scenario and he gave him a choice as they both had a relationship with Qui-Gon. Similar to Vader in ESB
Right after Dooku says "The Truth" and he steps into the light, you can almost see in his eyes that he's praying Obi Wan believes him as Qui Gon would have
before the dark times before Disney
Before Mandalorian, Rogue ine, Obi-Wan series, Jedi Fallen Order, Thrawn on screen, Ahsoka Series, bad batch etc
@@subscorpion9560dei star wars
@@subscorpion9560 All of those sucked.
Watching this clip I have a great appreciation of the acting the story telling the atmosphere and the effects looking back this film was very good and under appreciated.
Such a hasty answer from Obi-Wan. No reflection, no thought to Dookus words.
I remember watching this scene with my older brother, the moment Dooku said that Qui-Gon was his apprentice I looked at my brother and he was like "Oohhhh damn. It seems Grandpa wants to recruit his grandson" Everybody in the audience starts to laugh. I miss those times learning more about star wars from my brother, he is the reason why I fell in love with this Galaxy far far away...
Count Dooku literally tells Obi-Wan the truth and the Jedi do nothing for three years until it’s too late.
Great writing, George.
Shows the ignorance of their ways.
it is good writing, the jedi are arrogant
George may have some iffy moments but this is a great moment. It demonstrates the dramatic irony that Dooku was telling the truth, but due to his status and betrayal of the Jedi Obi-Wan wouldn't believe him. It makes it even worse when the Jedi fall, as it could've been prevented.
The Jedi are not Superman or even a Marvel comic book hero. They are not the good guys. They have flaws, and victory will only be obtained when Luke Skywalker refuses to do battle as a Jedi would have been taught...instead, claiming the mantle of Jedi for himself and his father through the force (not through Yoda's teaching).
That's what makes the story so great...its plausibility. The Jedi have weaknesses, as do we all.
Ha would you just believe everything dooku said? The dude was a Jedi traitor.
I love the idea that I read somewhere - Dooku doesn't need Qui Gon to join him, Dooku needed Qui Gon to get him out of the darkness he's in.
The single dislike on this video is from Palpatine
You must join me, Obi Wan and together we'll destroy the Sith.
But would they? ;)
The Jedi are REPEATEDLY so arrogant that they ignore signs and straight up confessions of plots…. It’s mind blowing lol… Obi-Wan could have prevented a lot of suffering if he atleast shared this info and had people look into it seriously
What an amazing actor.
1:03 this hits harder when you know Dooku joined the dark side just to defeat Sidious..... but now he's alone and really misses Qui-Gon
Obi wan .." I will never join you". Dooku: "You have chosen the way of pain, gandalf!"
"You must join me, Obi-Wan. And together, we will destroy the Sith!"
"Count me in, Dooku. Let's do it!"
*Written and Directed by George Lucas*
Is it possible that Dooku took it upon himself to act as a double agent for the Jedi all along?
All sith want power and control. This isn’t new. Vader said the same Luke. And Kyo Ren to Rey.
@@zx713 But kylo wasnt a sith
@@fredy2041 everyone knows that. He still thinks in absolute.
@@zx713 Doesnt matter, it still doesnt make sence whatsover. How can he hold the dark side and be in rage all the time and still dont be a sith? Boggles the mind.
@@fredy2041 it doesn’t boggle the mind. Inquisitors aren’t sith.
(Obi-Wan after watching the hologram of Anakin and Sidious)
Obi-Wan: “You actually were telling the truth.”
Dooku: “I do that quite a lot, yet people are always surprised.”
He told a half the truth
Letting the Jedi know this was a great way to make them cautious/suspicious when viewing the Republic as a whole. Palpatine had Dooku let them know enough to create a rift between them and the senate and through that for the senate to view them as the monstrous insurrectionists he wanted to paint them as so that he could, in turn, gain more power for himself through fear. He was playing 3 dimensional chess here LONG before anyone else had any clue what was really going on down to the smallest details.
I love how each Sith “apprentice” tries tempting someone else to overthrow their master and become their apprentice, as per the rule of two; Dooku with Obi Wan, Anakin with Padme, Vader with Luke, Ren with Rey
As a villain, you tell the truth, and they’ll never believe it.
Dang! Christopher Lee's voice is so good. You could put him in a bad movie and his voice would be the best thing about the film.
2:29 Lee's interpretation of Dooku amazes me. Dooku thinks he has a chance to destroy the sith because it's what he really wants to do! And yet, he is faced with another cold 'no' from the jedi. You see how heartbroken and disappointed he is
The Jedi had so many chances to stop the empire , but the own arrogance stopped them
So was this guy really not the bad guy all along but probably the good guy .
That would make sense how his eyes never went yellow He would never let the dark side corrupt him
Count Dooku had more voice acting in this scene than the entire rest of the movie showed. Great actor.
If only Dooku said then and there it was palpatine 🫡🫡
We need a What if series. What if Kenobi believed Dooku?
What if ashoka joined maul
I guess he told Obi Wan SOME of this information because he was Qui Gons apprentice? At least it feels like he heavily hints at that
Grandfather interrogates grandsons
Best star wars movie ever.
Count Dooku Former Jedi Turned Sith
Saruman speaking with flying Jesus
Count Dooku was always a good guy if you think about it. Easy to work with. Never lied. Always calm.
Obi-wan had never met Dooku before, why was he so resentful? All Obi-wan knew was that Dooku was once a Jedi but he left the order.
I watch Tales of the Jedi how Dooku betrayal the Jedi order and joining the Sith
Don't tell me Filoni retconned the real reason why Dooku left the Jedi Order😒 and has created such a shit show in Star Wars.
According Star Wars canon history
@@eddieram435I don’t think he retconned it. Left a few things out for the sake of time? Yea, but no total retcon.
@@motivationallizard6644I'm still remember Dooku kill Master Yaddle
He told him the truth he didn't want to believe it !!
The CGI parts of this used to look terribly dated a few years ago. They now look better then most we see today. What the hell has happened to the standards in movies
Dooku and the CIS were the good guys.
Filmy box will these be added to the playlist
Probably...
@@FilmeyBox will you do about Episodes 1, 4, 5, 6
Kenobi: Tell me When did count dooku the wise abandon reason for madness
Amazing. Every word of what he said is correct.
Count Dooku told Kenobi twice the truth about all. Once here and again during the Clone series. Kenobi was a fundamental key player on the Force's plans, but he could have done more if he at least tried to research about Dooku's statements.
Sir Christopher Frank Caradini Lee was a legend in Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones 2002 and Episode III: Revenge of the Sith 2005. There will be no man like Sir Christopher Lee
Dooku was being 100 percent sincere in this scene. If Obi would have listened, Dooku would have helped him destroy sidious
Its so bonkers that Dooku literally tells Kenobi what is going on, an army that looks like the guy he tracked shows up like an hour later and during the war Kenobi learns Dooku helped make the army in the first place, and the Jedi STILL don't put two and two together.
count dooku play a logical role here, i mean he know what to do and ho know how to act. he know he can't rely on the jedi knight anymore, so he act by himself, he maybe learning the dark force but he wasn't a sith he still a jedi
This is the most adult talk i have seen in the movie.
Best movie ever.
False. That title goes to Return of the Jedi.
@@jackraider1039 I don't care what you said fool.
Hello there Gandalf and Saruman!
Christopher Lee's count dooku character was one of the best parts of the prequel. His ending should have been far more epic. Even when you seen him with Sidious / Palpatine you were never 100 % sure exactly where he stood what is next move is going to be. The most ambiguous character of the prequels.
"I will never join you, Dooku. Your name is too silly."
I wonder what Dooku had planned if Obi-Wan had agreed to taking down the Sith with him.
I like how Gandalf said he would not join Count Dooku to destroy Voldemort
If obi wan would put down the Jedi kool aid for a second and think for himself, might could have stopped the clone war right there
This had nothing to dookoo with me 😂
Seen many iterations of the star wars, both in games, cartoons and movies! The Last Jedi was stupendous! This one too!
i always am amused by the arrogance which blinded the jedi. They had the truth on a silver tray here.
I get the feeling this is unintentionally hilarious.
A lot of the cg in these movies aged extremely well
There is an episode of the animated series The Clone Wars (season 6) where Obi-Wan and Anakin set out to find out what happened to the Jedi who had decided to build the clone army. They end up on the Pyke world where one survivor is there but Dooku shows up and kills him. In the melee that resulted, the head of the Pykes refers to Dooku as Tyrannus, to the shock of Obi-Wan. And Dooku tells Obi-Wan he told him the truth years ago on Geonosis about the Sith Lord running the senate (Sidious). This is where the Jedi realize the clone army (originally conceived by a Jedi who saw what was coming) was taken over by the Sith and given to the Jedi. And they decide to keep that a secret from everyone. Mace Windu wonders if this is the right thing and Yoda says no, not the right thing but the only path they have been given. Anakin was visibly unhappy with the council's orders to keep this a secret.
I always saw this scene as Dooku actually reaching out to Obi-Wan…together, they may have been able to destroy Sidious. Do any of you feel this way, or the opposite?
Underrated scene ❤ I have to watch the prequels again soon!
You can tell obi wan kinda believed it but just cause dooku said it he couldn’t