Tales of the Jedi | 1x4 The Sith Lord - Father & Son REACTION!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- Wauw! What a gut punch, and an excellent end to this three episode arc about Dooku. This one certainly filled in some blanks, further evolved some of the characters we know - plus, the amazing score made all of it even more emotional and hard hitting. Love this show!
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I enjoy your dad being there. It's really cool to see a father and son so into Star Wars. He's a great addition!
Amen, sadly my dad is more of a Trekkie lol
I watch Star Wars with my son now. He’s a young adult and it is something we share together. Watching this reminds me of my son.
Dooku:
"What choice have I?"
So much meaning in a simple sentence.
Incredible how a single short took Yaddle from "background council member from Phantom Menace I barely thought about" to "one of my top 5 favorite Jedi"
If anything this is a testament to the unlikeability of most jedi and their dogmatic, narrow-minded characters.
This series has made me love Dooku so much, you can see so many parallels between Anakin and Dooku's falls.
I love how great a job episodes 2, 3, & 4 did at not exactly making Dooku a lovable character, but humanizing him and his motivations.
Which makes it all the more tragic for him as you can really start to see how Sidious, used that shift in ideology Dooku had to convince him to form and lead the CIS.
Honestly the line from Dooku “We only serve for the people of the Republic” give me chills, immediately gain my respect for him already
It was a nice touch to have Qui-Gon's death be Dooku's point of no return. At this point it seemed to be a bit of a sunk cost fallacy thing and since Dooku obviously loved Qui-Gon as a son, turning back to the Light Side after this would've made Qui-Gon's death pointless as well as his fault instead of a really hard and sad but necessary sacrifice made in the name of the greater good. He couldn't take Yaddle's offer to turn back now and he had to go all in with Sidious. It's interesting how Qui-Gon's death is becoming more and more central to the fall of the Republic, since now both Anakin and Dooku's fall to the Dark Side could be argued to maybe have been prevented or reverted if Qui-Gon had been there to intervene.
As for Yoda and Yaddle's speech patterns, I'd assume that maybe Yoda learned Galactic Basic as an older person and is applying the sentence structures of his native language to Basic, while Yaddle probably learned it much younger and has a greater command of it and its own grammatical structure. That's what happens in real life when languages are too different from people's first language.
I had a similar thought about this - Filoni has talked a bit about Qui-Gon being a potential father to Anakin but now it also appears that he may have been an important influence on Dooku. I really love how even in these shorts, Filoni is able to pack in so many parallels and mythic touches.
Isn't a canon reason is so that people pay more attention to what he says?
Dooku and Anakin's lives paralled each other so much. Both Dooku and Anakin fell to the Jedi orders no -no of ATTACHMENT! Both were passed over for council seats. Both wanted 'order' for the galaxy. Both had cut each other's hand/hands off. Both lost Padawans, Dooku lost Qui Gon and Anakin lost Ashoka.Both were seduced by Palps and felt they could never return. The music was amazing. The lighting held so much symbolism... at one point you could see Dooku s face was half light & half dark. When Dooku lowered the door on Yadle, the buildings light went out and the light in Dooku as well. Well done.🙏
When Yaddle was raising the door I think she recognized the newly appointed chancellor when the sun shown on Sidious' face and lost the will to fight
It looked like she was filled with shock and despair and was suddenly cut off from the Light Side of the Force. Just think, if she fell backwards (and into the Light), she would have had a chance to escape. Instead, she fell forward into the Heart of Darkness.
Been waiting for this one! also just to add…your dad is amazing! I love seeing him in these videos
The line “It is you who has run , Dooku. Into the arms of evil” was so good and chilling! Much more so because it’s a contrast to the famous song: “In the arms of the Angel.”
I love your reactions with your dad. Makes me remember my dad, whom introduce me to Star Wars with episode IV, V and VI. Whatched on VHS when they still existed.
8:20 that smirk from your dad. It's like he knew that was Ian McDiarmid returning as Palpatine. Just as you recognized Liam Neeson as Qui-Gon Jinn.
Great reaction guys, i had heard in relation to Yoda's speech pattern apparently it goes back to his master 800+ years ago, Yoda learnt how to speak basic (English) from a master who did have a speech impediment and talked in rhyme and riddles, this forged the way Yoda chose to speak and why others of his race (like Yaddel) speak normal as her master talked normal. (who know may be some day Grogu might end up speaking like the Mandalorian slow paused dialogue speech 😂) hope that kind of answers what i had learned, and always pass on what you have learned, and thanks again for the Tales of the Jedi reactions.
You mentioned the music which accompanies Yaddle's final interactions with Dooku. It is very similar to (if not identical with) the "Revenge of the Sith" score - track 8 ("Padme's Ruminations"). In the movie, it is played while Anakin is in the empty Jedi Council Chamber after he had informed Windu that Palpatine is the Sith Lord and was ordered to remain their until Palpatine was apprehended.
I noticed the same thing - glad to see somebody else appreciating it! It's a very similar scene - it's where both of them are manipulated by Palpatine into taking their final steps (and also is related to the loss/potential loss of a loved one).
Finally other people who thought the same thing
the second most great part of these episodes is watching your reaction, you made my day every time, thank you very much
Powerful episode.
Searching for my jaw again reading the end credit : Dave Feloni's name....
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Kudos for editing Yaddle conversations. She tried until the last second to reach out. She sees the failures of the Council....
The fighting was secondary in that scene.
Her last effort raising the gate, the music , the light shining in.... And Dooku denying it, one last time.
Bang. Darkness.
Masterwork.
Thanks for stepping up Major Dad. Always a pleasure seeing your reactions too. Hope to see you soon Kat!
Its my personal favorite episode. Such an emotional one too. You can hear and feel the sadness and bitterness in Dooku here.
Bad enough that he saw so much BS within the Republic and the inaction of the Jedi Council, but Qui-Gon's death was the icing on the cake.
I also like that while we do not agree with Dooku's actions, we understand them better. In many ways, Anakin and Dooku are very similar.
Yaddle understood where Dooku was coming from and agreed with him. Its sad that it had to come down this way with them fighting each other. Great duel too!
The most beautiful episode of the 6 in my opinion...
Yes ..the very best of the 6
Really love the duality in the scene with Palpatine! Yaddle is standing in the light, whereas Palpatine is completely shrouded in darkness. Excellent scene(s)!
Dave Filoni said he chose to not have Yaddle speak like Yoda because Frank Oz told him that Yoda spoke that way in honor of his master who spoke like that, so in Daves mind that's always been why Yoda has spoke so differently.
Fantastic episode, fantastic reaction!
Great reaction! Thanks guys. This was a great episode.
I'm New to the channel but fact it's a son and father just bonding over star wars content is so cool, definitely going to sub and like every video moving forward. Great reaction
Thanks, Sonny! Thanks, Major Granddad! 📜 #KatAndSonny #StarWars #TalesOfTheJedi #DisneyPlus
The Lore Thickens and the story of The Prequels grows stronger as it should.
I loved seeing/hearing both Liam Neeson and Ian McDiarmid in this episode. I feel like there hasn't been enough praise for how perfect Ian was in this episode - he's such a manipulative snake, but manages to seduce his victims by appealing (ironically) to their better natures. Every vocal inflection is on point; there's more acting in this one scene than some entire Star Wars properties, haha. Something about the way he just says "don't believe her" as she is trying to get him back just gives me chills.
Another thing about Dooku wanting Qui-Gon as an ally. Not only does that play into/connect with his words in Attack of the Clones, in a way it plays into Vader wanting Luke as an ally. But Palpatine is NOT cool with his apprentices having 'allies'. His whole aim is to isolate his victims (hence even in Kenobi he flat out tells Anakin to forget about Kenobi) and be everything to them. There's no way QG would have been allowed to live after that even if he wasn't dead yet.
That score is perfect too - it reminded me a LOT of the scene in Revenge of the Sith where Anakin and Padme are thinking of each other just before he turns. There's more emotion in this short score than anything in the Kenobi score (aside from the Kenobi theme) which was a massive whiff imo. (And I've really liked Natalie Holt's work in the past so it's extra disappointing that she dropped the ball so profoundly)
I absolutely LOVE this!
The ending shocked me!
Like the Danish King's of Old in Southern England centurys ago 😂😂😂💯💯💯
Attachment leads to jealousy, the shadow of greed, that is……..
It's a shame I was expecting Sidius to say "Arise Dart Tyranus" just as he did naming Vader.
I don't mean to be rude, but, it's "Darth Tyranus" 😓.
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I feel like yoda speaks the way he does to test everyone with riddles. Seems like a yoda thing to do
Not to mention quite a bit older maybe Yoda is just eccentric.
As far as Yoda vs Yaddle speaking. Yoda is like 900 years old. I'm just saying it's been a bit since he learned basic. Things change, It'd be like expecting Harold Godwinson, the last king of the house of Godwinson who lost the English crown in 1066 to speak to us today
Or better yet William the Conqueror, whose mixing of language started our drift towards modern english. It's been a bit lol
the jedi themselves were basically politicians... they served themselves and the government but not the people, they allowed so many things to happen in the galaxy and chose to protect themselves by not getting involved
Grogu’s mom 😢
Interestingly the name George Lucas chose for the Jedi who had ordered the Clone Army was Sido Dius. A rather lame pseudonym used by Sidius. But he mis-typed it as Sifo Dyas so decided it was a different Jedi and created a background for him.
Yaddle really fucked up by revealing herself instead of informing Yoda and Mace immediately. Or at the very least fell backwards
She thought she could turn dooku back. She couldn't
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What a story. We need more.