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The reason I personally have a problem with Anakin's turn is not because of what happens in the scene with him, Palpatine, and Mace but a lot of what he does after the fact. I can buy him turning to the dark side in that moment (maybe not completely committing to it) but I can't buy him killing a bunch of children for instance. Also I've heard that defense for Anakin's awkward dialogue so many times and it doesn't change anything for me. It's still bad dialogue you can write a character who is awkward and still have clever dialogue. Also why would Padme fall for him if he's so awkward. I don't think the bad dialogue was intentional either because Padme also delivers some awkward dialogue. I think people came up with this defense to justify these scenes in their mind which is fine we all try to justify poor decisions in movies we have an emotional connection to for one reason or another. The music is phenomenal but I don't think music can alone make a scene work. Stuff like music can heighten the emotion in a scene but it needs to work with the other tools of filmmaking.

How was it tragic when Anakin brought it all in himself. Tragic is when a person has to face hatred suffering losses pain out of no fault of his own. Anakin and his ambitions and lust for power did that. No one caused it to him. He made a deal with the Devil. Nobody forced him into it

yes i have and its so good

When I was young, I had no issue with Jar-jar, honestly. His mannerisms and way of speaking enchanted me as a kid, and I just thought he was funny. Him and the little droid that got sucked into the engine were some of my favorite parts when I was all of seven years old, and to add in the awesome saber fights, Maul, and pod racing, this movie blew my socks off. I was made a fan for life watching Phantom Menace in the theater.

To add on to how good this movie is, Palpatine is just an _incredible_ villain, played to perfection by Ian McDiarmad. He brings the perfect balance of delightful over-the-top scene chewing, but also a great amount of intimidation. I remember being genuinely terrified of him when I kept rewatching Revenge Of The Sith. He seriously scared me that bad.

I also love that the prequels didn't just delve into _how_ Anakin became Vader, but also _why_ he became Vader. It makes him a much more compelling and likeable character without diminishing his evil throughout the franchise.

I appreciate your respect for the prequels, which is something that is sorely lacking in a lot of star wars you tubers, but i wouldnt put any sequel movie in the top 5. Episodes 8 & 9 ruined 7 for me in hindsight

❤ The prequels. And I hate sand, too. 😅😊

Wonder what your thoughta are about the inconsistancies between ot and this. One example.leia growing up around her mom

Natalie Portman should not have been padme she wasn' putting any effort into her role here while Hayden was doing he's best all he's scenes with ewan McGregor in ROTS and attack of clones are better than all he's scenes with portman yet he got all the hate despite having to deal with dialogue that no one can make sound good but in defense of the i don't like sand line its a metaphor for how he viewed he's life on tatootine it was difficult while on naboo life is nicer that was that line means

The prequels suck.

I think that this movie is definitely underrated

The politics thing applies to the clone wars series too, (the newer one), some episodes were almost all politics and I used to skip them as a kid but now they are some of my favorites.

I just met Tara Strong at the Houston Collect A Con over a year ago, and I even got her to sign my DVD cover for Scooby Doo On Zombie Island since she was the voice of Lena Dupree. Other than that, I had a great talking to Tara and even told her about my favorite characters from Cartoon Network including Finn and Jake from Adventure Time along with Mordecai and Rigby from Regular Show as well as getting my picture taken with her.

Any movie with a shaggy subplot is a win

Which era was this? Where are you or what's next?

I was so sad when she turned out to be an alien her and shaggy would've been such a cute couple

Scooby-Doo alien invaders is a good movie

I remember this one as a kid. Scooby doo is a good example of how teamwork and working together in life is important.

No one LOVES the Prequels unless they were small children when they saw them.

I love this film

Yugi is over rated. He wasnt the king of games. The pharaoh was. Dosnt matter if it was yugi’s body. It was the pharaohs mind that was dueling. In the very few matches yugi actually played himself. He didnt do all that well.

For some reason, this movie got shown on uk tv way more than the others. So I have very fond memories of it. I always liked that it wasn’t spooky in the traditional sense so much as *weird.* in that desert gothic stranger things kinda way. with all the government conspiracies etc. Also the romance with shaggy and the alien lady is unironically the sweetest thing.

yeah gotta admit zombie island and abracadabra doo are my favorites of the scooby movies

Umm...what?

Personally I prefer witches ghost

The fact that there are people who don't know this movie is a thing shocks me

Thank you for carving out this sode of youtube for me ❤ love the prequels and im tired of pretending that theyre bad 🤷🏽‍♀️

I only know 2 movies the one with the pumpkin army and zombie island return

Its a great movie

They did set up Sal having a heart attack. He was taking medicine, presumably heart medication, for his heart when he got stabbed in prison.

the prequels had a good story but a messy script

imma hafta add these to my watchlist, i've obviously watched the show a bunch, but I don't think I've watched any of the animated movies to my memory. plus theres so many and they were all like straight to vid/tv so it was hard to tell if any were good haha, but you've sold me to at least give these ones a shot.

15:02 Childs is The Thing at the end of the movie. After Mac, Garry and Nauls go to give Blair the blood test, but find an unfinished space ship instead, we cut back to the main building. It appears to be deserted. Childs was left guarding the door, but not only was he missing, the door has been left open for some time because there was snow accumulating on the coat room floor. But, we know that Childs had not left yet, because in the next scene Mac and Garry are preparing dynamite while Nauls was standing watch at the door. Nauls sees Childs leave by the main entrance just before the lights go out. Childs later tells MacReady the he thought he saw Blair and went out after him. Really? Is this the same Childs that wanted to leave MacReady outside just a few hours before? The same Childs that insisted that Mac had to be The Thing because; "Nothing human could have made it back here in this weather without a guideline"? But, all alone he thought he could chase someone out into a snowstorm? And, we know where Blair was at that moment; Under the building trashing the generator, which was where it later ambushed Garry and Nauls, and almost got MacReady. (P.S. The Thing wouldn't attack MacReady with the flamethrower because it would have known Mac was wearing a vest of dynamite under his coat. Also, rushing him would do no good because Mac had Garry's pistol and several flairs too. The Thing imitating a human wouldn't be fooled by a molotov cocktail because when it imitates something, it imitates it perfectly. Therefore, it would have taste buds that functions just like human taste buds. The same with the breath, a human is warmblooded, and if The Thing is imitating a human it would be warmblooded too).

9:45 Ennio Morricone did most of the score but John Carpenter and Alan Howarth did add a few additional tracks (the very beginning before we even see the space ship fly into frame, another when Bennings is burned, the next was when Fuchs was working on the blood test and was lured outside, and the last one when Mac and Nauls go to Mac's shack).

3:35 Except if Blair was The Thing. Think about it, Blair was really the only one who could have picked up the keys after Windows dropped them, the only one who could have gone to the cooling unit without being observed because everybody else was outside surrounding the Bennings-Thing. He (or it) was the only one who could have returned the keys to the store room before the men came back to clear out all of the bodies and remains to burn them. And, before all this started Fuchs told Mac that Blair had locked himself into his room and wouldn't answer the door. Wouldn't or Couldn't? Then he shows up after Bennings was dealt with and the contents of the Lab and Store Room are disposed of. Why would the Blair-Thing destory the radio equipment then? To prevent the sabotage blood from being discovered too soon.

He burned taj and his mom because once they made the exchange she sprung a trap he wouldn’t have lit them up if she honored the deal

1. Aliens 2. Alien 3. Alien vs. Predator 4. Alien Romulus 5. Prometheus 6. Alien Covenant 7. Alien 3 8. Alien vs. Predator: Requiem 9. Alien Resurrection 1. Predators 2. Predator 3. AVP: Alien vs. Predator 4. Prey 5. Predator 2 6. The Predator 7. AVPR: Alien vs. Predator Romulus

i first saw this movie in 2005 i think. my friend brought it over, and just said "i don't want to tell you anything about the movie, but i think you'll like it" and what a wild ride that was. to this day, my favourite scene in cinema is "we look for the cat, it's what we do"

I think we can all agree that we love “The Penguin” but we also HATE THE Penguin

Nice analysis! The Penguin is definitely one of the best imaginings of a comic character ever

Perfect goil

1.Aliens 2.Alien 3.Predator 4.Prey 5.Alien: Romulus 6.Alien 3 7.Predators 8.Prometheus 9.Alien: Covenant 10.Alien Resurrection 11.Predator 2 12.Alien vs Predator 13.The Predator 14.Aliens vs Predator-Requiem

Jill is my all time favorite! Stu and Amber would be my next ones!

I thought the Batman was spectacular, saw it in the theater twice. I’ve watched it 4 or 5 times now and there’s always something new or different to appreciate. I’ve loved Batman the detective my whole life and this is the one and only Batman film that captures that angle of his identity in the way it was depicted in the best comics. Sorry you didn’t appreciate it, but we are agreed that Penguin was next level greatness.

I was 7 when i saw this in the theater and i remember leaving in disbelief. Was Han Solo dead? Darth Vader is Lukes father? And when Rerurn of the Jedi came out i had to wait a good 2 weeks to see it and we waited 6 hours in line to see it. Looking back, what was nice, nobody gave spoilers. It was this unwritten rule not to give out much info, other than, the ending was crazy good.

Dooku was not an unarmed prisoner. A Force wielder is never unarmed. I won't even give examples, as the point seems uncontroversial.

I mean i didn't think the Penguin would fucking strangle him to death.

best character in the show and whole DCEU

Nice video