ANI ARE YOU OKAY??? | Star Wars Episode 3 Revenge of the Sith Reaction & Commentary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- (Temporary) Movie Monday! We have officially made it through our sixth straight Star Wars movie! What a streak! (Now say that five times fast). Revenge of the Sith was a strong way to finish the prequel trilogy, and it was a fun, meme-worthy experience. Sure we poked fun at it, but I promise, the mocking is all in good fun, and I will voice my unpopular opinion...I liked Hayden Christensen. I think he did exactly the job he was given, and he looked great doing it (at least since he got rid of the tiny pony tail). I'm now really curious to watch the Clone Wars, and Obi-Wan Kenobi, and the seemingly endless list of Star Wars IP that is apparently necessary to round out my fandom knowledge. Stay tuned to see if I make it! May the Force be with you! ❤️Jacqui
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First Time Watching Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Episode III 3 - บันเทิง
That's not entirely true about lack of planning for 6 films. George DID have an idea about how Vader became Vader. That is why A New Hope was eventually numbered #4. He didn't have it written, but a loose idea.
This is true. One other plot point was determined from the very beginning too. The story was always going to be about Anakin and the twins Luke and Leia. 😃
@@DarkLlyzzard And that Vader needed the suit because of burns.
I remember after the original film Lucas was talking about Anakin and Obi Wan dueling over lava on floating platforms.
Ya that's sort of correct, except George kept flip-flopping his ideas. The original script for Empire Strikes Back, Anakin and Vader were two different people, which means Obi-Wan's words to Luke in A New Hope about Vader killing his father were true at that point.
@@oldschoolprowrestling2653 That was Lucas' way of making sure the twist didn't get leaked. It's already known that the script had a different line and only Mark and Prowse knew the real line.
It does make sense, to a point, with Anakin. He's been traumatized his whole life, then he finds out he's the chosen one. Everybody hypes him up, and then he's constantly told the things he did wrong. Then someone praises him and acts like a father figure and says all the right things; it's not that hard to see. Plus, the Jedi have been hypocrites in his eyes. They left his mother in slavery. They've been doing things they've told him not to do. Had the Jedi tried to heal his mind and maybe saved his mom, there wouldn't have been as much fuel to go down the path of the Dark Side quite so easily.
I actually like the scene of Obi-Wan using a blaster because it shows a Jedi using an "uncivilized" weapon. It symbolizes how the Jedi have fallen from being peacekeepers to mere warriors.
Excellent point! - Sam
lol... here's me coming along 4 months later to say the same thing.
The reason no one knew Palpatine was truly evil was because he was so strong with the force, he basically clouded all those around him to what was happening and to who he really was
part of it was teh jedi temple was built over a dark side place which helped him to shield it as well
It’s not that Jedi can’t use blasters, it’s that lightsabers were designed to be defensive weapons.
Sending Jedi to kill generals and participate in a war is already a major breach in Jedi ethics, which is relevant to the “hypocrisy of the Jedi” that the movie calls attention to
Thank you for specifying this! That does make more sense than what I said! - Sam
That isn't Anakin no more, he is Darth Vader now after he cut Mace Windu's hand.
I enjoy sidious's campiness as a villain when he's revealed. Unlike Vader and tyrannous who became Sith for good intentions. Sidious is truly evil, and he enjoys being evil
Chancellor palpatine was a disguise for him which he hated putting on, he hated having to act nice to the public and the jedi who he despised. That's why when his plan finally works, he becomes emperor and the revenge of the Sith is executed. He's ecstatic, he can finally be his true self in the form of Darth Sidious instead of pretending go be sheev palpatine
Then in return of the jedi, he has everything that he wants. He rules the galaxy, the public fear him and love him, the jedi are extinct and to top it all off the supposed chosen one to destroy the Sith is his Sith apprentice
He also took pleasure in knowing Yoda survived and was hiding in exile, thereby forcing the jedi into the same hiding the sith had to endure for a 1000 years.
Sidious has to be pissed in ep6 tbh
Decades of planning, Schemeing, gathering power and absolutely finessing the entire galaxy, destroyed his mortal enemies the Jedi order, personally demolished their best warriors, ruled with an iron fist dictatorship for 30 years , removed trace of jedi from the galaxy.
Only for a Jedi to still stand in his way and galactic domination.
It often strikes me how Anakin was blinded by love and the fear of loss. Literally minutes after Palpatine pleads: "I have the power to save the one you love!", he 'pivots' and says: ".... if we work together I know we can discover the secret."
Anakin either doesn't 'catch' the lie or doesn't care (blinded by fear of losing his wife). If it were up to me, I would have had Anakin 'turn' at that moment due to pure rage. ("You told me you HAVE the power! LIAR!") Et cetera.
So then there's a huge duel and Anakin is beaten down, forced into submission to Palpatine's will. That would go well with the moment he tells Luke years later: "You don't know the power of the Dark Side. I MUST obey my Master."
I mean to be fair about the death star, just like any real world weapon, the years of R&D and construction take a long time for the first one but then usually is streamlined and improved on the second one.
This is a fabulous point! You're very right - damn, should have thought about that R&D. - Sam
@@theshamelist Also to be fair in the movies the time jump is longer than 2 years. since it is roughly half an earth year to a year between a new hope and empire strikes back and about 5 years between that and return of the jedi
The prequels were criminally underrated, the people who reviewed this years ago are the now older generation. The kids who are now grown up bring a lot of attention to how good it actually is. It’s my favorite Star Wars movie along with Empire and Rogue One. Hayden’s acting was perfect considering he had no father figure he was taken away from his mother after he could become attached to her which is why Jedi are taught not to be attached. He then loses Qui Gon and his mother in violent fashion and Padme was another attachment he had before being told with the Jedi not to be attached with her. Palpatine ends up being a father figure he never had and what Obi-Wan should’ve been as opposed to a brother. Also I don’t think there were that many plot holes. Regarding Mace it makes sense he wants to kill Palpatine, palp was beyond evil and it’s technically hypocritical that Anakin said he should live since he killed Dooku in the same fashion. Also the 2nd Death Star wasn’t fully completed in the 6th movie that’s why they thought it wasn’t operational. Great reaction though 👍
As someone, who grew up with the original trilogy. I was critical of episodes 1&2. But this film was the best way to end the prequels.
It completes the saga perfectly. Not only does it shows the tragedy, of Anakin's downfall . But also the beauty of his redemption. His love for his wife caused him to fall. But the love for his son, saved him.
Though Dooku was obviously 100% proven a leader of separatists and a war criminal. So there was a reason in executing him at the place during the battle mission. And the Palpatine's fault and his role in orchestrating the whole civil war still had to be proved at the moment when Mace tried to kill him. So there is a significant difference between Anakin's and Mace's actions.
this one is good, the other 2 definitely not.
It’s easy to see Anakin as the villain or stupid in this movie but looking at his actions and everything he says he does what any of us would do if we were in his shoes. The Jedi failed Anakin and Anakin only wanted to save Padme. Instead the Jedi don’t trust Anakin after all the good he’s done. Anakin’s story is tragic.
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Because all of us wouldn't massacre children!?!
@@bri_____ We also aren't as mentally scarred, likely suffering from sleep deprivation, groomed by a predator...there are contributing factors. I'm not excusing the killing of younglings; I'm just thinking if you're codependent, have had dreams your wife will die, and someone dangles your carrot in front of you....you may destroy your morality. Cinema Therapy does a good video on it where you make a convincing argument that Anakin has BPD.
I know I'd never kill children.
@@MAKG435 I’m not excusing the killing of younglings, of all the things Anakin as Vader did in ROTS that was the worst but if you were in his shoes and you had an evil and master manipulative sith changing you like he did Anakin then perhaps you would also kill younglings to save the one you love. You can’t really say you will or will not do something in a split second decision until you are already making said decision and are put in the position to make up your mind.
@@bri_____ Uhm Remember this is a long time ago in a a galaxy far far away. They are not human. And the force. The dark side will consume you. That is the sith way. Judging Anakin with human eyes is just silly. Get a grip.
The one thing about Anakin that I like is that he is not necessarily a great guy/jedi or husband, but a tragedy. Someone that could have become so much more, but didn't.
Palpatine to Anakin: "They don't trust you."
Mace to Anakin: "-you will have gained my trust."
And Mace also said: "I don't trust him."
Mace: "OK, go sit in the principals' office whilst the adults deal with this. I guess you're not as bad as I've always believed. And said. Assuming you're not lying, anyway."
@@firecat4529 That was than this was now.
@@Salik96 I know, but he said it at one point as well.
@@firecat4529 Yes but that was back than.
I highly recommend Rogue One. Perfect lead-in to A New Hope.
she's right , force on the elevator is always fun
i love this movie sm its one of those movies i can rewatch over and over & never get tired of it
I know its kind of Cringy but what gave me chills watching this in the theater was when he Talks to Pademe about his plans to over throw the emperor and "make things the way we want them to be" and she says "Your breaking my heart" I got a bit choked up even more then when he attacked the Jedi Temple and killed everyone.
You two bring up and talk about alot of good points. It's also nice that you two catch (notice) a lot of the things that most people either miss or don't quite understand. I would love for the chance to sit down and talk to you two face to face about not just the Star Wars movies but about other movies too. Thank you both for doing this. I really enjoyed watching your videos on Star Wars. I'm going to continue watching other videos on this channel and on your individual channels. You two are great and funny and fun to watch.
I love the climactic lightsaber duel on Mustafar between Anakin and Obi-Wan. The music, the fight choreography, the special effects and the audio design were also top notch and hold up really well. It's supremely more tense than any of the other lightsaber duels. Also, the fight choreography between Hayden Christensen and Ewan McGregor is at real time. Not at all slowed down or sped up. They just got so good during rehearsals for the lightsaber duel, that they kept the speed of the movements in real time.
definitely added "Obi Wan just hanging around" to my drinking game rules xD
Fault is on everyone, Jedi should've been more supportive and not alienate him as they did
I really hope that you will watch the Clone wars to fully understand the masterpiece of this movie
We're trying our best to work it into the schedule! - Sam
Totally awesome reaction video guys!!! I loved the mixture of praise for the movie combined with snarky comments. I appreciate the choice of saving the critique til after the movie sooo very much. Although I don't agree with some of the criticism, I realize that you both made some very valid points.
This was definitely a lot of fun. I do hope you guys will react to The Clone Wars on the channel. It is a great show full of lots of fun surprises!!! I am rather partial to Rebels but I love Clone Wars too. Can't wait for the next video. May the Force Be with You both!!! 😃😍😎
I mean, who hands the angry emo guy a laser sword?! Honestly! Heavy wool robes no less (seriously). Fun fact: The lava floes at the end were mostly a practical effect. They built something like a 30'x30' platform, tilted it by 10°. They then stacked up huge blocks of some kind of modelling foam that they shaped into the terrain. The platform had a clear bottom so they could put lights underneath, and then poured gallons of methacel which is normally a very pale orange, but when they lit it up with the lights, it had a nice reddish-orange glow to it.
I like when Obi-Wan faces Grievous and Grievous says "I have been trained by Count Dooku in the ways of the Force". In the book Obi-Wan says "Funny, I trained the guy who killed Dooku". I also liked at the end when Yoda and Obi-Wan were deciding where to hide Luke and Leia. Yoda suggests Luke goes to Tatooine and (in the book) Obi-Wan says that he'll stay on Tatooine as well to kinda look after Luke. Yoda asks "You mean like a father figure?" and Obi-Wan says "More like a crazy old uncle". I like those comments like that
A cool character around this time:
"As a Jedi, we were trained to be keepers of the peace, not soldiers. But all I've been since I was a Padawan is a soldier."
Anakin's lived experience is a total hypocrisy of the Jedi. But worse, he sees himself as the chosen won destined to kill the Sith and bring peace to the galaxy and, of course, he is correct.
This galaxy spanning war bringing so much suffering, every second it goes on is a personal failure of his.
And in the end he actually is the one that wins the clone wars and brings peace.
He only lost everything including himself to achieve this partial victory.
“I’ve been looking forward to this.”
I've already seen a meme with DiCaprio's face on Sidious' body in that scene, "soon I will have a new girlfriend, one far younger and more powerful."
What about the sequels?
It took them 18 years if we are going by the kids age in the first movie, keep in mind that it could be built and we just didn’t find out about it till then. If you watch all of clone wars it will change the way you look at this movie because you see everything that flips anakin to the dark.
When it comes to premonitions they can be very tricky. Have you ever heard of the self fulfilling premonitions? The premonitions where the very act of trying to prevent a premonition is exactly what causes the premonition to be fulfilled. When it comes to premonitions, the very first question to ask is "should anything be done about it." Then just take things as they come and don't try to force things to happen.
If you want to rule the Galaxy, you would build multiple Death Stars. Think of it like a VFX productions that has many department, once one department is done, they start on the next project.
On the note of the building of the 2nd death star only taking 2 years.
Well it took 10 years and in "JEDI" ( that is what we call "Return Of The Jedi") it was not even finished. It looked to only be about 70% done. And they already built one so going off the original plans just increasing the size meant they already proof tested a lot of things so it was going to be quicker to build.
remember obiwan dropped his light sbre before he shot grevious with a blaster
Key the part when anakin says to palpatine his destiny will be the same as ours , all of them dies in a death star xD
Yes, I’d love to see your reaction to Clone Wars series!
Personally I think Star Wars is better as a tv series than it as movies because tv series allow Star Wars to take their time in telling stories whereas the films do feel like either they introduce things that we don’t get any resolution to or they rush through situations or character developments that if it has been a series would have felt more natural. It’s one of the reasons I like the fan theory that the films are just R2D2 or some other droid telling us about what happened. A droid would rush passed moments that built romance or skip over moments that helped build friendships and just get to the important moments. We see this when AI are asked to write scripts/screenplays/books whereby it skips over the kinds of things a human writer would want to develop and give more to it. I know that Lucas wanted to keep the film’s run times limited and by naming the original sequel Episode 5 thus making the original film Episode 4 he basically locked himself into the prequel films having to be a trilogy. Though technically I feel like they could have done like some shows whereby they label some episodes as part 1, part 2, part 3 but it’s the same number and fans would’ve been fine with it. As for the sequels, those didn’t have to be a trilogy except out of tradition. A friend of mine was just complaining about the lack of Star Wars films being made and the focus being more on tv/streaming series. I pointed out that other than the original films he didn’t like them and had said on multiple occasions he liked the tv/streaming series more because they feel more developed. He then asked what my point was and I replied: “You’re literally complaining that LucasFilm isn’t making the kind of content you claim to not like them to make while they announce yet more content you claim you like them making. Are you just trying to be unhappy?!” To be fair, I feel like I know or meet fans in other fandoms like that, too. Who seem to just want to be unhappy and so nit-pick whatever so they have some reason to complain. Seems strange to me considering I’m used to so many things I enjoy and am a fan of just abruptly getting cancelled or not getting a sequel (or having to wait almost two decades for a sequel with no indication any more are forthcoming) that I, for one, and thrilled for fans of things I’m not a fan of who do get more of the things they love. And I’m willing to take whatever I get of the things I love because for a long time there wasn’t anything new really for fellow fans to enjoy. Though admittedly I now find myself unable to keep up with all the entertainment industry is pumping out, both things I’m a longtime fan of as well as new stuff being introduced. We are literally living in a time when there’s no shortage of entertainment of any kind of medium: films, tv series, music, video games, books, etc, etc, etc. What a fun time to be alive!!!
Space Peace: the branch of LucasFilm that tells stories from the Star Wars universe that’s about the times in its history when solutions were solved without violence. I can see a promo ad now: “In a time before there were battles between armies, there were battles in the Senate. Senators wield words as they strive for victory at trying to get their bills out of committees and before the full Senate for a vote. Meanwhile, Jedi diplomats help resolve disputes peacefully between peoples and assist the galactic judiciary at dispensing justice.” And basically episodes are a mixture of political intrigue, ambassadorial negotiations, and court trials.
“Pick up a guitar not a gun.” I kinda want Star Wars to have an emo character who has a similarly sad back story as Anakin who plays some Star Wars equivalent to a guitar and performs in venues across the galaxy. I think the character, if LucasFilm were to do it, should be named by you both out of honor of coming up with the idea. Maybe his like famous slogan could be “pick up a (name of instrument) not a blaster.” That or introduce the character in a series as an Alan-a-Dale type character similar to Alan-a-Dale in Disney’s Robin Hood. :-)
Great video! Thanks for making it! Also love that we got a quick reference to Emperor’s New Groove and got some Eddie Izzard a la LEGOs as well. I remember watching those LEGO videos some years ago and enjoying them. The only thing I kinda wish Star Wars would do is have a Pink Five. I loved watching the fanmade Star Wars Pink Five videos. I think she needs to become canon!
I think quigon was the first to learn the force ghost thing
I think you both touched on this, especially Sam, but I think the biggest problem with these prequels writing was it didn't fully commit to the anti-hero. I get to do the things necessary and to really make Anakin/Vader a great anti-hero would be extremely difficult for such a mainstream, "family" series coming out late 90s/early 00s, and probably impossible given how many executives, lawyers, marketing teams, etc. would be looking after/have a say in the production. Just watching back on these, I think if the writing was going to be right, Vader should have been more of a Michael Corleone, Daniel Plainview, heck even Han Solo. We know they are arrogant, self-serving, and sometimes, maybe evil but they're such interesting, entertaining characters we can accept it.
I agree. Anakin in the prequels never felt like Vader at all. The seeds were there such as his motivations and his negative traits of clinging to personal attachments and lack of acceptance with death and loss, but it wasn't executed well. Vader was cold, intimidating, intelligent and in control. Something Anakin never really showed himself to be in the prequel trilogy. The comparison to Michael Corleone fits the most and should have been the template for Anakin's character arc.
Both characters started out as men who wanted nothing more than to live a normal life but through circumstances out of their control were brought into a way of life they didn't desire but accepted anyway in order to protect their loved ones. Both endured war and hardships which turned them cold and emotionally distant. Betrayals and constant threats to their loved ones turned them into paranoid individuals desperate for power and control. But through their quest for power to protect and ensure they don't lose their loved ones.. they became cruel, fueled with hate and lost everything, ending up totally alone.
I would have been fine if Anakin was only wide-eyed, naive, emotional, and reckless in episode 1. Would've been a better and more consistent character arc connecting Anakin to Vader if throughout the trilogy he becomes more calm, calcuating and ruthless. The desperation to bring an end to a devastating war and the fear of losing a wife and unborn children are excellent motivations for a hero to become a villain.
@@Filimaua13 I agree fully Corleone should have been the template. I said Plainview because I could see Vader in that template being that calmly ruthless by episode 3. I really appreciate your response, a lot of what I was thinking, I was struggling to explain, and your write up really explains what anti-hero Anakin should have been.
R2D2 is the Samwise Gamgee of Star Wars.
Is that a Taylor Swift Red ring I spy? How have I never noticed that?
I know a lot of people want you to tackle Clone Wars but that is just so much. Maybe just hit some of the big arcs. There has to be a recommended list somewhere.
YES IT IS!!! I've been waiting for someone to notice, so thank you! 😄 And yeah, Clone Wars is a huge commitment, so if we do it, we may do highlights of a binge, or just a discussion or something. We'll see. Either way, I do want to watch it for context, and because I've heard it's fantastic. ❤️Jacqui
In the Republic, Dark Red is the coulour of Constitutional Duty, the Jedi's ship in Ep 1 was a Republic ship with no weapons. Lucas took that purple Red as a reminder of Roman and Byzantine Emperors.
Dude, of course Jedi are not supposed to use blasters, why do you think Obi Wan says "so uncivilized..." afterwards? That's why the line is funny. Why would it bother fans?
You wanted to see the Jedi at their height? That's what Qui Gon Jinn was supposed to represent.
Windu as an executioner? Excuse me; despite the hypocrisy, he's technically right, Palpatine had control of every Republican organ, did you think that he would have left himself be arrested and convicted of treason and imprisoned (unless it served his goal but that close to it?) ? I tend to think that the Jedi phylosophy stops to apply once the Sith are involved. Palpatine had to be killed one way or another. Windu was a jerk and Jedi became arrogant but Palpatine also did everything he could to sneak upon them until the very last moment when he had them at his mercy. Jedi were reckless and arrogant but you got to give credit to Palpatine for his cunning as well. Reacting to that the Jedi pretty much had no other choice and it was in Windu's intentions to put Palpatine to trial at first he refused to comply, from that moment on, it was off to be executed. Despite his flaws, I can't possibly believe Windu would have taken over the Republic as a supreme leader especially with Yoda at his side.
So I don't see the problem.
24:21 Funny how Mace says the same thing Palpatine did back at the beginning of the movie isn't it
Natalie Portman often plays characters attracted to ''Bad Boys'': Léon in Léon: le professionel; Anakin in the Star Wars movies, V in V for Vendatta, Thor in Thor, Thomas Leroy & Lily in Black Swan...
techincally he did not trade in for a younger model each time. darth maul was probably 30 to 40, thencame dooku who was in his 80s
18 years for the first death star 3-4 for the 2nd, but two things. how do we know that they didn't start the construction of teh 2nd one earlier as to builg a few of them. 2ndly. the firs ttime they ever built anything, bet it a train a car, a skyscraper whatever, the firs titme you build something never built before it takes a very long time, once you do it the first time, it always takes a lot less time. but also the 2nd death star was only like 2/3 completed
The yellow eyes are a symbol of his power and loss to the darkside of the force. Also he isn't to blame for. It was all a plot since the start they both knew each other. Palpatin knew since the beggining and knew how to play his cards to make him go to the darkside.
he was more than likely building them both around the same time.
Good is not so black and white, more wisdom do you require.
boi said jii-dai lol
all 9 movies is the rise and fall of skywalker
Channeling Giuliani's 'Trial by combat' are we?
I like u both , thanx for the fun .
The novelization suggests that wrinkly Palpatine was his true self and the younger, fit-for-the-public-eye face was a ‘mask’ he wore using the force. When his force lightning reflected back on him it destroyed the façade and revealed his true self, wrinkled and corrupted by the dark side. At the very least, the eyes were definitely something he was able to change, since one of the hallmarks of the Sith is yellow eyes.
This is why I don’t think Dooku/Tyrannus was an actual Sith. He never had the yellow eyes. He may have worked with Palpatine/Sidious but he was never anything more than a tool.
Count Dookula paid the sandpeople to kidnap Anakin's mother !
I agree with you 100% Jacqui. Also, there actually were some people, at the time this movie came out, who were genuinely shocked that Palpatine and Sidious were the same person. I wasn't because, even though the novels coming out at the time, including the Episode I novelization, tried to make it look like Palpatine and Sidious were separate people, I had figured it out the first time I saw The Phantom Menace, in theatres. For three very simple reasons. 1) they dress exactly alike, 2) Sidious had influence within the Senate, which he couldn't've had if he wasn't a senator, and 3) the structure of Sidious's jaw poking out of his hood was exactly the same as Palpatine's in Return of the Jedi.
Also, I would like to point something out about Padme. I loved her in Episode I because Leia is one of my favourite characters in the Original Trilogy, and Padme reminded me of her, and I was disappointed that Lucas had sidelined her in Episode III and kept her there just so she could give birth to Luke and Leia. Excuse me, but Leia is pregnant with twins in the Legends novels, and she's kicking all kinds of Imperial butt the whole time. But George sucks as a writer and didn't bother to have someone else tighten the script. Especially since Padme was supposed to be involved in a subplot cut from the movie, where she and Senator Organa (Leia's stepdad) helped to form a group of senators who were opposed to Palpatine's subverting of the constitution, which led to what would eventually become the Rebel Alliance.
Where is Padme? Is she safe? Is she, alright?
“The Chancellor is not a bad man...”-Anakin
Chancellor Palpatine-*Is LITERALLY /the\ bad man*”
I recommend watching the clone wars tv series it take place between 2 and 3 and add a lot to the story. I heard Geogre ex was heavy involved in the edited of the original but not the prequel, and it shows
Henceforth all political debates shall be decided with aggressive negotiations via light saber
Wait, bad idea...
Of course no one detected the chancellor--he uses an ancient Sith power of cloaking to hide his true identity, only users of the dark side can go through that cloaking, and jedis can't use the dark side.
The second death star was never completed lol
Darth Heisenberg, Sith Kingpin.
The Sperm and Egg Opera is such a great scene dialogue-wise.
@11:35, Remember, "Any crash you can walk away from is a good crash!" - Launchpad McQuack, DuckTales (1987).
@14:05, To be fair to Yoda, people often confuse jealousy and envy. Jealousy is fear of loss. In this situation, Yoda is saying that the fear of losing Padme will lead to Anakin acting, or not acting, to prevent that loss. He needs to focus on the situation as it is, not what he fears the results might be. Anakin's failure to understand this distinction is what leads to his downfall.
@18:45, This is really subtle, but an apology admits fault while saying you're sorry is a feeling. If a person is sincere, both are good. If not, as appears to be the case here, Anakin is basically saying that he admits to his faults, but doesn't think he was wrong.
you should maybe watch obi wan kenobi after this lol, or Clone Wars and/or Rebels
You need to watch Vader-Shards of the past.
Takes place after episode 3, fan made.
Its very short but very well done
"These Imovie transitions are on point".
This is 2005. Where do you think Apple got the idea?
Thanks, Jacqui! Thanks, Sam! 🌋 #TheShameList #StarWars #RevengeOfTheSith #DisneyPlus
Great reaction guys! I love your input on the media you watch because you are very good at articulating your ideas. If you are going to watch clone wars please do so in the chronological order list instead of the way they were released. It's such a better viewing experience.
46:36, Mace Windu was taking action as a Jedi master. In an age of war, one must do whatever means to stay alive. This holds true in the case of the Jedi order. Many of the Top members of the Jedi Council, such as Mace Windu, already sensed an imminent threat to the orders survival. I think you two skipped over the scene in ROTS where the Jedi perceive a plot to destroy their order. In the briefing, they acknowledge the atomizing power that surrounds palpatine, and are adequately prepared to act on their intuition.
The title just made me think of Michael Jackson, nice video tho 👌💯
Actually that's how palpatine normally looks. He uses the force to make himself look "normal". But he just looks like a monster.
So he loses concentration when Mace Windu defelects the Force lightning back onto him and can't maintain the illusion, right?
That's not canon
When are you gonna do 7, 8 and 9?
We had only planned to do the original six, since I technically saw 7, 8, and 9 in theaters--only once when they came out though, and I imagine they'll look a lot different now with context. Due to popular demand, we will do 7, 8, and 9, but probably not until after New Years. Our film schedule is pretty set through the holidays. Stay tuned though! ❤️Jacqui
@@theshamelist Darn… 7, 8 and 9 are my favorites
It would be cool if you went to the star wars shows now.
the symbolism in this movie is tremendous. the lava planet and ankinn burning is symbolic of anikin decending into hell.
sidious is literally the devil.
shortly before that when anikin looks up at the sun and it is blocked out by the volcanic clouds. it is symbolic of the light side in anikin being blocked out by the dark side
you did notice 66 is short for 666
the fight in the senate destroying the pods and the room was symbolic of the govnerment being destoryed.
also, i don't know if either of you ever dealt with or had to deal with and learn a lot about covert narcisists. but sidious/palpatine is the ultimate covert narcissits and phsyocpath.
they are very highly manipultive people,
they are very charming in appearance,
they groom you
they seeminly give you everything you wanted at first.
even when you know they are wrong you hold on to what you think yo hope, if they have froomed you enough.
and when his face chnaged, it was like the narc gonig into narc rage and their mask ocming off
in fact, satan/the deivl etc.. hwo lucas has indeed said he is the evil basicall. is literally the ultimate narc and phyopath. things to think about
obi-wan kenobi series?
No humanity detected
It's not really the clones fault they had an Inhibitor chip implanted in their brain that activated when palpatine called out order 66.
That's why you should watch clone wars it gets you very Attached to them
Hey Jacqui and Sam,
I do admit that the quality IS better in Episode 3 vs Episode 1 & 2, but Sam is correct in that there are SO many inconsistencies, plot holes, and retconning that made it still worst than the original 3, imo.
One of the worst ones that bugs me the most is the death of Padme after birth. This went against Leia's line in 6, "She died when I was very young.", it wasn't "She died when we were born. Why don't YOU remember?".
Now there are people that try to find loopholes and jump through hoops to try to explain it, when all Lucas needed to do was keep her alive but uncaring to her children. Depression could have led to eventual death, not eating, not exercising, just not caring to live.
But, nope, death on birthing table.
Have no opinion on Clone Wars, heard that it was good, never took the time to watch it all.
I'll have to wait till you get to the Disney take over to add any additional commentary. Won't say anything more till then. No spoilers from me! (And hopefully from no one else either...)
Do give Clone Wars a shot, it's some of the best Star Wars out there, and introduces some of the most fleshed-out characters. Depending on your tastes the first couple of seasons might not be to your liking, but even then the character development is good, and from season three onwards it gets properly excellent. Do make sure to watch it in chronological order though, as especially in the beginning it diverges significantly from the episode order.
As for Leia's statement, I assume that she was thinking about her adopted mother, Bail Organa's wife. Neither she nor Luke have been shown to be aware that Padme was their mother, and I also don't know wether she's aware that she's adopted.
@@mikeblatzheim2797 when he asks her about her mother, he does specify 'your real mother'.
It's possible that Bail had at least 2 wives while she was growing up and Luke knew about that, but the implication I got from it was that they both knew she was adopted.
Watch Star Wars in release order, on your first viewing to avoid spoilers...
And you did a medium job 😆
Definitely watch the clone wars! It’s so good!
If you only knew the power of the dark side!
I actually agree. All politics should be decided with a lightsaber battle. See if these politicians actually are willing to back up what they believe in. P.S. Actual lightsabers have been made (they just use a shitload of power that we're not willing to expend).
Why do none of the reactors ever mention the opera scene where Palpatine basically told Ani that he, Palpatine, is the one that made his mother pregnant. He says that his master taught him to be able to manipulate the midicholrians to create life. Palpatine is Ani's "father". Every reaction I've seen, this is not once mentioned.
Because that wasn't the point, Palpatine didn't create Anakin.
There are multiple theories about this, never really explained fully. Was it Palpatine, was it Plagueis, or was it the force pushing back on the Sith to create a chosen one to balance the force.
Not sure if you already know this put palatine gave anikin the dreams
Do you plan on watching the sequel trilogy?
I'm sure we will. We need a little break from Star Wars right now, but we will definitely be continuing with the universe. ❤️Jacqui
@@theshamelist I understand, don't sweat it. I look forward to seeing you do it in the future though!
Oh shit its time
The Jedi may have been losing their ways but Windu deciding to kill Palpatine was obviously the right decision idc
You guys should open up a patreon account for full reactions. I'll join if u do. And yes react to clone wars (chronological order), you'll love it.
We have a Patreon! You can subscribe to us to see full reactions to our shows so far, and we're working on getting the rest of our full-length content uploaded as well! Come join us! - Sam
Rogue One next
Yes watch the clone wars it is so good and watch it in chronological order not realise order
redder is indeed better. i mean it is the color of your hair so there is that. and you rock
I always thought that Obi did Anakin dirty by not mercifully finish him off after he burned... would of save a lot of people.... Then again, that Vader corridor scene in Rogue One was pretty awesome.
5 more!!!!
you should definitely watch clone wars
You want to watch really good lightsabers fights ?--try the cinematics from the game KOTOR, easy to find here on you-tube. You'll see the power of ancient jedis and siths, a few thousand years before the movies. Really well made. And plenty of double-bladed lightsabers.
You should watch the obi wan series now
No clone wars and then Obi wan series
@@cherry-blossom8 ok you seem hurt about it tho
@@pensfan_traders8734 ok 😂 I know
@@pensfan_traders8734 thats how fans are 😂
@Rick King 22 lol didn’t ask you
She makes good points, the jedi are basically idiots for failing to recognize palpatine as the sith lord. Dooku even tells Obi Wan in episode 2. Also, once Palpatine fails to prevent Padme’s death why would Anakin still want to work with him? I feel that to make this work they should have done more movies with a slower progression of Anakin falling to the dark side. All the prequels tell me is the jedi are idiots, and that Anakin got duped big time.
Clone Wars has the best Jedi of all the franchine... I don't need to name her for anyone to figure out whom I'm talking about.
That’s true she is pretty good but she like my second favorite while Anakin/Vader are my top
I do agree... best jedi, and best character of all the franchise !