Jedi, ASSEMBLE!!! | First time watching STAR WARS EPISODE 2: ATTACK OF THE CLONES (2002) | Part 2
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- Meg's first time watching Attack of the Clones! Part 2 of 2
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Dooku wasn't lying to Obi-Wan. He genuinely wanted him on his side to overthrow Sidious.
the Sith are always plotting to betray each other, it's what they do
Yes, but he also conveniently left out the fact that he is apprenticed to Sidious, and is working with him.
and that shows just how far the jedi had fallen. dooku told obi-wan the truth and obi-wan dismissed it out of hand, saying the jedi would know. obi-wan tells mace and yoda what dooku said and they dismissed it as sith lies. their loyalty to the republic was part of their downfall.
@@maxacornI think it's a bit much to fault them for not trusting the bad guy's word. Even if what he was saying was true, there were still some lies mixed in and details he purposefully withheld. Not to mention, the overall intent was to turn them against the Republic.
@@Filbithat’s right.
She's so into the dialog and acting, unlike the original fans who hated it.
She is the audience that Lucas was writing for.
Now that I've watched some Clone Wars, I'm watching this like "oh COME ON Meghan, Stormtroopers aren't CLONES!! HOW COULD YOU THINK THAT!?!?!?"
if you watch "the bad batch" after "the clone wars", you'll see that the clones aren't stormtroopers.
Actually, up until about 9 BBY, most stormtroopers *are* clones. They aren't just clones of Jango Fett is all.
Meg i can't wait to see your reaction to the other animated star wars shows like clone wars/rebels/bad batch & tales of the jedi because i know you already love some of the sw characters right now but once your done watching all of the animated sw shows your love for those characters will grow 10x its current form...Ps click on my account pic & check out my list of playlist i made you might decent amount of reaction out of them...Pss not a single one of the videos nor yt shorts do not belong to me
It's honestly an easy mistake to make. There isn't really anything in this movie to suggest otherwise. The further you get into clone wars the more you will learn about the clones. And with time they have honestly become their own beloved characters. The transition from the republic to the empire, as well as the transition from clones to stromtroopers is further explored later in the Bad Batch. Watching you discover the animated shows is going to be amazing.
Yeah! Basically, the Empire is cheap and more about numbers than quality. So they stop cloning and start recruiting a bunch of people.
What I love most about Palpatine's "I love Democracy" speech beyond the typical meme, was the absolutely flawless acting from Ian. His eyes are completely dead and emotionless as he's talking about how much he "loves" the Republic. He could not care less about it all, he's just saying what he has to for them to obey.
I dunno he didnt say Bigley once nor claim to be a stable genius...
tbh he most likely does love the republic it was the perfect tool to ostracize and massacre the jedi with.
I don't think he was lying. Wouldn't you have some sort of love at all for the very system that would give you power?
fun fact: count dooku's saber style was created to be a hard counter to jedi fighting styles. while he was a jedi, dooku noticed that the padawans were being taught less and less to fight in saber to saber combat and more how to fight against blasters. he felt it was wrong to ignore this but the masters felt that since the sith were extinct, there was no need for such training. so dooku took advantage of this and created his fencing style of fighting, which attacked at odd angles and gaps where modern jedi couldn't handle. that's why he was considered the greatest lightsaber duelist in the galaxy and why, unless you were yoda or mace, jedi didn't duel him.
I couldn't put it better myself
Still my favorite saber style. Want to see one hidden in a cane.
"Wait, how many....". "I killed them all", haha, perfect call and response
I can't remember when during this movie it occurred to me "duh, Palpatine is the head of both sides of this war."
Can we talk about how Anakin and Padme seemingly just low-key steal C3PO?
I know he built him for his mom. And maybe the Lars clan said off screen that they could take him...but otherwise they just absconded with their droid lol.
And then 20 years later Owen buys his own family's droid back 😂
that is kinda funny to think about
Or you could view it as Anakin simply reclaiming property that was originally his. It is also interesting how in Episode III the droids seem to have switched their primary masters: C-3PO, who was built by Anakin, becomes Padme's servant, and R2-D2, who had started out serving Padme on Naboo, becomes Anakin's companion on Jedi missions.
It's cute that they are their wedding gifts to each other. Padme gets 3PO and Anakin gets R2
@@Daniel-415-Ponce I don't know if it's still official, but it used to be in expanded material that the droids were each a wedding gift to each other, which is why they essentially switch companions, 3p0 going with Padme and R2 with Anakin
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That makes sense.
In defense of the sand speech, I read that it was about more than just sand. She was essentially saying How much she loved the beaches and all these idyllic vacations she had as a kid, and he was just saying, I grew up a poor slave on a desert planet. He doesn't associate sand with beaches and happiness; where he came from, and was course and rough and there's never enough water, and people die in the sand.
He's also 100% unironically correct about sand.
Something I noticed most people miss upon fist watching this one, but remember who Jango said hired him to be cloned? A man "named Tyranus". Darth Tyranus is Dooku's Sith identity as revealed in the end. Hence Dooku commisioned the Clone Army for the Republic he was fighting against.
Suspicious, no? It'll all make sense by the next film.
Eeehhhhhh..... Not exactly correct. Sifo Dias commissioned the army, but Dooku later killed him and took over the project, assuming the Tyranus name to further correspond with the Kaminoans and keep the project away from Jedi knowledge until the right moment.
A Jedi named Sifo-Dyas was the one who commissioned it first, Dooku took over later
Yes, I know that Sifo Dyas commisioned the Clone Army first, I was just trying to keep it simple. Besides, Dooku was still very much involved so my point still stands.
I'm pretty confidenr Syfo Dias had nothing to do with the clones in reality, but he had been advocating for an army to be made, so when Dooku turned, he knew who to kill and put the army's name under so that it wouldn't be suspicious when they found out.
Star wars bounty Hunter gives you the baxk story.
"Its like christmaaaas, green and red😍✨️" is THE CUTEST THING I'VE EVER HEARD ABOUT A LIGHTSABER DUEL❤
Me too
Boba Fett appears as the bounty hunter that took Han in the end of Episode 5 and is in Jabba's place in Episode 6. You'll notice he's wearing his father's armor with a new paint job. His part in those movies is small, but he's a big character in the expanded material: shows, books, comics, etc. He is an unaltered "pure" clone so no growth acceleration, obedience implants, and advanced militarily education.
The tragedy of Anakin Skywalker is that his fall is all predicated by good intentions. He was a slave, wanted to be a Jedi so that he could save others from a similar fate, was unable to save his loved ones despite his power, so he always needed power more to save his remaining loved ones, the power was never enough.
His fall is completely understandable, completely sympathetic, and still completely monstrous by the end.
Like the old saying goes, "The road to Hell is paved with good intentions. "
Clones weren't stormtroopers. Stormtroopers were then recruited for the needs of the newly established empire, because the production of clones was no longer profitable. And the clones were, well, clones 😉 (I recommend Clone Wars series so much, you'll love Clones ❤️)
Also love your reactions! ❤️
Star Wars, the clone wars is the best Star Wars media ever
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@@fredwardandthebear3192 yesss bad batch is amazing
Clones did become storm troopers, it's just that not all storm troopers were clones.
@@StopReadingMyNameOrElse no we don't, the Clones didn't become Stormtroopers.
Episode 3, can't wait
The relationship between Anakin and Padme has more sense with the deleted scenes from the original footage. If you can take a look at these deleted scenes, you will like it even more. It´s a great chemistry.
On Geonosis, the Jedi's mission was to capture the separatist leaders and prevent war. Sorry, but in the face of such a threat, they couldn't disperse and run after every person who fell out of the gunboat. Even if it was a senator.Yoda saved Anakin and Kenobi, but Dooku escaped and delivered the Death Star plans to Palpatine.
His lightsaber got chopped in half by the machinery.
Dooku is complicated, although he does serve Sidious he's pretty disillusioned and his offer to Obi-wan is genuine, if he could choose he'd rather ally with Obi-wan and similar like-minded jedi and see the Separatists succeed in reforming the galaxy than have Sidious take control. Tales of the Jedi has more about his backstory.
edit: also clones aren't stormtroopers, the latter are recruited/conscripted regular people
He still couldn't be trusted, even if he planned to overthrow Sidious. Same with the Separatists.
It is the way Of the Sith under the Rule of Two.When you have the opportunity to rise up and strike down your master you do it! You are expected to do it. Your master WILL be disappointed with you if you don't try.
Dooku's true intentions may have been noble at an earlier point in time, but his mind has been corrupted by the Dark Side of the Force and his ambition for greater power. His offer to Obi-Wan for the two of them to join together against Darth Sidious is perfectly analogous to Vader's offer to Luke in Episode V. In both cases, we witness Sith lords (Dooku & Vader) who vacillate between either loyally serving their Sith master (Sidious/Palatine) or secretly plotting to overthrow him. That is the ever-conflicted nature of being a Sith apprentice, and we the audience are left always having to second guess from moment to moment the apprentice's true motive.
Luke: Is the dark side stronger?
Yoda: No…easier, more seductive.
No, they are not stormtroopers. They are clones of Jango Fett. Stormtroopers are not clones, they are regular everyday citizens of the the Empire.
22:28 Clone Commander: "Did Yoda just talk normally??" XD
26:31 It was also a cool moment in theaters. Everyone went nuts when Yoda leapt in and started flipping like crazy.
The Sith are constantly trying to overthrow each other. Their orthodoxy is that there are only two; a master and an apprentice, no more, no less. So when a Sith master takes an apprentice, he is always aware that his apprentice might try to kill him and become the master. So there is always this game going on between master and apprentice to see which one is going to end up killing the other. Remember in Empire strikes back, when Vader revealed himself to Luke, he wanted Luke to help him kill the Emperor and become Vader's apprentice. At the same time, the Emperor knew Luke had the potential to be more powerful than Vader and viewed Luke as a threat, so he either needed to destroy Luke or try to manipulate Vader so that Luke would kill Vader and become the Emperor's new apprentice.
In this movie, we see Count Dooku (Darth Tyrannis) trying to manipulate Obi Wan to join him and destroy Darth Sidious, at which point Dooku would become the Sith master and Obi Wan would be the apprentice. (Without giving away any spoilers this has consequences in the next movie.)
I think the most important thing to understand about the fence that is the light and dark side is the 'why' behind an action. Your assessment of the dark side is pretty accurate, as for the light, it's not the absence of emotion, rather being at peace with those emotions. While still being able to feel them, not letting them affect your judgment and actions. Yoda saved Anakin and Obi Wan because he was preserving sentient lifeforms, Anakin wanted to go back for Padme because of his attachment. Have really enjoyed watching your journey through these movies, looking forward to you exploring the shows as Clone Wars and Rebels are absolute works of art with some of the best writing in all of Star Wars. :D
As someone who spent months in a desert, he’s not wrong about the sand.
When you realize that for their wedding, Anakin and Padme exchange their droids instead of rings
Dooku wasnt lying when he said he wanted to overthow sidious, but he's also his apprecntice. Betrayal is just the sith way.
There are a few really good video essays about the battle on Geonosis and how outmatched the Jedi were. I always had confusion that they seem so powerful individually but they lost until the clones showed up.
They just spent so long not having to be warriors at all
Anakin "I won't fail again."
And he doesn't. He helps Luke when the Emperor is attacking him with force lightning in RotJ.
Many people don´t take notice in one point that you did: Yoda "failed" in the fight with Dooku, because his duty was to finish him, instead of saving Obi Wan and Anakin.
"They all have the same voice."
Put it together, you're almost there. Remember the title of the movie.
The prequels do such a good job of mirroring Luke and Anakin’s journey. As you pointed out Anakin wanted to save Padme just like Luke wanted to save his friends. Anakin stopped which built resentment, while Luke went after his friends. They also both had their hands cut off in the ensuing battle. The last shot of Anakin and Padme together at their wedding with R2 and 3PO off to the side mirrors the final shot of Empire with Luke and Leia and the droids off to the side. Both unsure about what the future brings.
Watching Meg cheer Yoda on as he kicks ass gives me life LOL
"Is that the Skywalker theme?"
That's The Force Theme. The Skywalker theme -- specifically "Luke's Theme", according to composer John Williams -- is the main Star Wars theme that we hear at the beginning of each film.
Temuera Morrison who plays Jango Fett also voices Boba Fett in the Disney rereleases of Empire Strikes Back, also playing him in the more modern shows. He also voices the characters in the Star Wars Video games. Temuera also plays the chief/father in the movie Moana. He was a good local New Zealand actor before that. Pretty good glow up and the fandom loves him for the most part. And yes, every clone trooper is him as well, giving him comparable screen/voice time to the main characters.
Actually, his voice for Boba in The Empire Strikes Back was added in the 2004 DVDs, several years before Disney bought Lucasfilm.
@@Chugway1138 thanks for the correction!
It sucks that we didn't get more of Christopher Lee as Count Dooku in live action. You can tell he had fun playing him.
There's several games about the Clone Wars made between Eps. II and III, namely Star Wars: Clone Wars (2003), that's super f***ing difficult and Star Wars: Republic Commando (2005), that's basically Halo: Star Wars Edition.
Genndy Tartakovsky (Samurai Jack, Primal) made a Clone Wars micro series that's just under an hour in total that aired on Toonami back in 2003, which is super badass. Hopefully you'll watch that along with the Dave Filoni series.
Would've been cool to meet Dooku in Episode 1, and if both him and Darth Maul had more importance as the villains of the trilogy
The Tartakovsky Clone Wars series is up on Disney+ and it's still fantastic, really worth watching it at least before Revenge of the Sith.
Was the clone wars game difficult? I definitely didn't feel like that as a kid and I wasn't the greatest at games bacl then. I'll have to revisit that game soon.
I want to add something that people seem to ignore regarding Anakin killing the Tusken children (and men and women). Tuskens are seen as savage raiders. They are legit considered animals that kill settlers and travelers. Now, this is not accurate, because they are actually very sentient and have a really meaningful culture and are not the savages that people make them out to be. But they are *seen* as such. So, I like to think that Padme did not see it the same way as if Anakin had said he killed children from a sentient race. So that's why she was so calm about it. That's my perspective on it at least.
Tatooine is basically apartheid South Africa.
It’s still kinda bad when the best defense for her bad romantic choices is “well, maybe she’s just racist.” lol
@arbington lmao it's bad, yesh 🤣
@arbington She is also from a world with another species that is seen as primitive and animalistic from the "civilized" colonizers.
Lmao this noble savages meme is even being pushed in Star Wars. Tuskens were and was always supposed to be akin to savage animals.
I just want to say have a wonderful Thursday and
may the force be with You Meg.💞🐕🐶🐶🐕💞
and also with you, Roger 😊
Boba Fett was in all 3 movies of the original trilogy. First with Jabba the Hutt when he’s talking with Han on Tatooine, then he was the bounty hunter who tracked the Falcon to Cloud City, then he was at Jabba’s palace.
He actually wasn't in the original theatrical release of SW ANH as that scene was added back in by GL from a deleted scene when JtH was actually human and BF was not in the part cut out.
@@raybernal6829 Yes but he was in all the ones she has seen!
@@oneironaut420oh I missed where you said that in your original comment .... 🙄 Sorry I pointed that out 😉
@@raybernal6829 No apology needed, I didn't really say it, I just know she has only seen the special editions. But it's a good factoid to know of course.
@@oneironaut420 sarcasm is not something you encounter a lot is it? 🤔🙄😉🙂
Clone troopers and storm troopers are not the same. Clone troopers are clones of Jango Fett, are obedient and are competant and don't miss their shots. Stormtroopers are regular humans recruited throughout the galaxy by the Empire.
Seeing Yoda's lightsaber battle with Dooku in the theaters was awesome! It was great to finally watch Yoda in action. I also love that they cast Christopher Lee (who played Dracula, among other things) as Count Dooku.
Padame and Anakin are one of my favorite couples in all of film, because they're so wholesome and unashamedly in love. I also love that Anakin betrays the Jedi code of not marrying just because he loves her *that* much
As their wedding gifts, Anakin gave C-3P0 to Padme and Padme gave R2-D2 to Anakin, who also happen to be the witnesses of their marriage
Fun smidgen of trivia, Dooku was only the 20th known Jedi Knight to leave the Jedi Order. He is also currently the only of the 'Lost 20' to fall to the dark side and become a Sith. (Anakin's turn would make him the 21st)
Favorite Star Wars hands down! Love the arena:
"We dedcied to come and rescue you.."
"Good job" 😂😂
I also enjoy everytime Anakin tells Obi Wan he a father figure he refers to him back ad a good friend or his brother, poor anakin
About the sand, Anakin is from Tatooine which is mostly sand (sand storms, etc.). No green spaces, probably couldn't wait to get out of there,..
Obi Wan "You'll be expelled from the Jedi order!"
Anakin "They'll have to catch and eat me first!"
Opening with Anakins confession is a bold move 😂
Just because it's the truth, it doesn't mean it can't be manipulated. Dooku was telling the truth the whole time about Sidious, similarly to how Obi-wan was telling the truth to Luke about his father. Both instances are the truth being told, but were framed from a certain point of view to achieve the desired results.
There is an entire lore behind Clone Troopers and Stormtroopers. Eventually Stormtroopers are mostly enlisted citizens of the empire. For a short time clones are overlapped with enlisted. They talk about some of this in Rebels I believe. Too many different shows to remember. During the transitions between different times the clone troopers are eventually replaced by various enlisted.
Great reaction as always. Loving your journey through a galaxy far, far away. I'd like to clarify and answer a few of your questions and points you brought up. Don't worry, their completely spoiler free.
One: Common misconception, the Clone Troopers aren't actually Storm Troopers. At least biologically. They were all cloned after Jango Fett (the best bounty hunter and ultimate soldier) but after the Clone Wars was finished and the Empire had come to power, the Emperor had no use for paying for expensive and hard to produce soldiers. And so, Storm Troopers are just child soldiers taken by the Empire to fight for the Emperor. The Clones paved the way for what the Storm Troopers would be.
Two: The whole Jedi 'no killing' rule comes down to if the opponent is armed and dangerous. This is why Luke not killing Vader is noble while Obi-Wan killing Maul and Mace killing Jango cool. One was disarmed and lost a hand, the other two were both armed and extremely dangerous at the time.
Three: Yoda summoned the Clones because (as it was revealed earlier in the film) the army was unofficially ordered by the Jedi Master Sifo-Dyas to be an army for the republic, should the Seperatists ever go to war with them. This order was intercepted and warped by Darth Tyranus aka Count Dooku under the order of Darth Sidious.
Four: Before he was a Seperatist supporter/Secret Sith lord, Dooku was a well respected jedi (one of Yoda's many apprentices and the master of Qui-Gon). Like Qui-Gon, Dooku saw the flaws of the modern Jedi order post the rise of the Republic and the fall of the Sith. Unlike Qui-Gon who tried to go back to original Jedi ways of compassion and heroism over solace and politics, Dooku fell down a darker path, learning of the corrupt nature of the Republic and leaving to become a strong supporter of the Seperatist movement against it. However, neither side knew he was a Sith Lord (to clarify if your on the light side, you aren't a jedi, and if your on the dark side, you aren't a sith. The Jedi and Sith are specific religions of the force, each focusing on one side more than the other) taught under the very manipulator that coaroaded the Senate.
Five: Boba Fett was in both Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back and Episode 6: Return of the Jedi. He was the bounty hunter who followed Han, Leia, Chewie, and 3PO to Cloud City and the one who turned over Han's frozen carbonite form to Jabba the Hutt.
Six: That final scene where you brought up the imperial march, that scene is symbolically the beginnings of the Galactic Empire from the original trilogy.
Seven: I think it's well known that the whole concept and inception of Star Wars came from George Lucas's mind and he whished to bring it to the screen his way with Episode 4. After filming the first one though, George didn't want to lead another hellish production but he still wanted to continue his story. So while he did hire directors to handle Episode 5 and 6, he was still very much the storyteller and the man in charge. The directors were merely hired help to get his vision in theaters. By the time the prequels came around, George gave the offer of the directors chair to many big names, but all of them said "George, why don't you do it?" And so he gave in and directed all three of prequels.
The Bad Batch series shows the transition from Clone Troopers to Stormtroopers
PLEASE START WATCHING THE CLONE WARS TV SHOW IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER AFTER THIS MOVIE!!!!!! The show goes into so much more story they couldn't tell in the movies and you'd honestly be missing so much if you didn't watch
13:24 "...this new side of Obi-Wan..." New side? Have you forgotten that within the first ten minutes of meeting young Obi-Wan in the Phantom Menace he was already sassing his master? "You were right about one thing, Master: the negotiations were short." Obi-Wan was always THE Sass-quatch, followed closely by Artoo.
Hi Meg hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
Weeee! Yay I've been waiting for this to drop!
“Your methods are fucked dude. But…”
That’s Dooku in a nutshell basically. lol
Always thought it kinda sad that every word he said to Obi-Wan when they met was 100% genuine and true. It was a moment where the Republic could’ve been saved, and where Dooku could’ve been saved, but Obi-Wan was too blinded by his loyalty to accept they were all being manipulated by the powers he trusted. Dooku is a great character and Christopher Lee absolutely rocks in the role. Of course, Star Wars is a collaborative sort of project with hundreds or thousands of different creators involved, so at times the character ranges from deeply nuanced to cartoonishly evil depending who is writing him today. But at his core he’s a tragic figure, just as much a pawn in the games of the Sith as everyone else despite being in a position to recognize that himself. Just powerless to actually challenge his master who he knows full well is full of crap. But he’s completely right about the corruption of the Republic, the waywardness of the Jedi, just his methods of trying to solve it all are deeply flawed and lead to so much hate and death.
She finds out he massacres a villiage of children, then almost dies in a machine... then she says "i love you" ..... she is either the dumbest person alive, or Ani was doing some mind tricks on her. So many red flags. She was the queen of a planet and in the senate, yet she cant see how stupid her decision here is.... that's the most unbelievable part of Star Wars lol.
Blue Milk is the best!
George Mcfly walks into a diner on Tattoine, give me a milk..... blue
stormtruoers and clones are two different thing they just have similar armour and stormtrupers were human clones are just clones of jango fett
You should watch Tales of the Jedi episodes 2-4 and it gives a little back story about Count Dooku's rise and fall as a Jedi. Also all Clones are Jango Fett clones that fought for the Republic while Stormtroopers are human recruits that fought with the Empire.
Wonderful reaction and commentaries Meg. I liked this film when I saw it in theaters and felt that ‘Star Wars vibe’ I first felt from Episode 4 A New Hope, that I thought was missing from The Phantom Menace. Your reactions puts an old timer like me to shame . I enjoyed it more through your eyes. Nicely done.
Stormtroopers aren't clones, they're regular people that replaced the original Clone Army once those ran out.
Note that the Jedi / Republic using the Clone Army was all part of Palpatines plan to bootstrap the Empire by having the clones manufactured for the Jedi (supposedly), then discovered right on time to be used against the Separatists (who were themselves orchestrated by Palpatine of course).
Plus some extra details you'll discover in the next movie.
When you mentioned clone wars at the end i had a little fanboy moment. I really hope you watch the whole series of clone wars on the channel. I will admit, some of it is rough to get through. But I promise you, it's some of the best pieces of Star Wars media out there.
Anakin goes back to Tatooine as Darth Vader to slaughter another village of Tusken Raiders
Exactly. Hayden's great.
I knew you were awesome ... Brady Bunch reference!!! " Sure Jan" ❤😊
yoda was bringing in clone troopers'' stormtroopers are the galactic Empire' clones are for the republic' yes the clones were all made from jango fetts DNA.
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@@diegopansini3152 I did
After the Republic was "reorganized" as the first Galactic Empire, the Clone Troopers who had served the Republic during the Clone Wars were gradually phased out and replaced by regular human recruits/conscripts who served as Imperial Stormtroopers.
@@diegopansini3152 I did
@@Daniel-415-Ponce yes they were because tarkin wanted to save money for the Death Star.
MegMage Reacts , Boba Fett is Han Solo's main nemesis. He has been a top selling action figure and fan favorite since he made his debute as an animated character in the Star Wars Christmas Special. He only makes a cameo in A New Hope, but he is features in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of The Jedi.
Your analysis on the subject of feelings and the jedi is very good! The thing Luke did differently, at least in the old lore, was allow and encourage the feelings of love and compassion and partnership, he even allowed marriage because he realized that feelings do actually inherently give a power up, just like how the sith use the opposite emotions in the darkside, giving into rage, power, greed etc
A little fun fact that i think you'll apreciate, is that 3po and r2 are anakin and padme weding gifts to each other, anakin being a jedi didn't have any possessions besides his lightsaber and 3po so he gifted him to padme and she gifted him r2, thats why from this point on you se r2 with anakin and 3po with padme, and later on leia keeps 3po and luke keeps r2
Its fun to go back and rewatch what you have learned, the jedi are kind of like lightsaber weilding buddas lol
anakin's outburst is very telling of a man who has a lot of trauma and no real outlet. he hates the raiders but also hates what he did to them or the fact that he enjoyed getting vengeance over his mother. he was just a ball of emotions conflicting with each other. he honestly needed some serious therapy but such things are not for the jedi.
this may sound weird but I agree with you when you say by the waterfall Anakin was endorsing Padme....I think it's in the novelization of episode 3 Obi describes Anakin as loyal to people not ideals who would do anything for the people he loves because he expects them to do the same for him (because at least in Obi's case they would) It's easy to look at the exchange to say Ani is promoting dictatorship but I think you're on to something there he is just saying would be wise enough to do the right thing
i never paid attention to the outfits when i was a kid but its crazy how much effort they put into the wardrobes (especially padme's)
Cannot wait for you to watch Clone Wars, and hopefully the other animated shows as well!!
The scene were Anakin explode in anger shows the problem in the Jedi Order. They put to much pressure in a 8 year old kid.
I love the light saber scene with Yoda. Does all that cool fighting then walks with his cain as if he couldn't fight at all.
Meg: I feel bad for these animals! They don't know better.
The animals the Geonosians (bug people) picked, are specifically known to hunt and kill for food AND fun.
Regarding your musings on the nature of the Force, the Light Side and Dark Side, I am reminded of a quote from Dave Filoni (George Lucas' prodige) on the subject:
"Our agency to use the Force for ourselves creates evil, and the Dark Side; as something to be oppressive and destructive.
Rather than just the natural process of life and death. And then our commitment to being selfless, giving unto others - generates kindness and happiness and togetherness, and bonding. Not being afraid of the "other", of things outside of ourselves - that is the Light side of the force."
22:21 Yoda said, "Concentrate all your fire on the nearest starship." That sounds wrong. Shouldn't Yoda say something like, "On the nearest starship, all your fire concentrate."
Where were you when George Lucas evidently needed a script editor/proofreader?
May the 4th be with you! The situations you were talking about were different. When Padme fell she was in no immediate danger and she made it just fine as we saw. When Luke wanted to go rescue Han and Leia Yoda knew it was a trap and if Luke and Leia both died there would be no one left to fight Darth Vader at all. So in both cases they were difficult choices that were not black or white and there was merit to both sides. There is merit to both sides of Yoda saving them instead of stopping Dokuu but my point is that it is more complicated than you seem to think at 1st glance.
Enjoyed your reaction, as always! Looking forward to your reaction to Revenge of The Sith. All I can say is, get ready 😈
meg would LOVE the clone wars tv show!!
Jackson chooses to wear purple in lots of his films because it’s his favorite color. It’s fun to see how many times you can spot it.
I love hearing your insights on those movies, both on the overall but especially about the Jedi and Anakin
Can't wait for the next one, I love all the prequels but the third one is on a league of its own compared to the previous 2, in my opinion!
Everytime you say a dramatic "oh nooooo" I say "oh yeaaaa" like the Kool-Aid Man.
I'd definitely be up for a TCW watch along! There are so many characters in that series that you're going to love.
I really hope this will encourage you to watch Clone Wars. Adds so much development for all the characters especially Anakin
The next reaction will be a blast to watch. I can't wait for it. Episode III is one of my favorite movies ever.
Not excusing Anakin's actions in killing the Tuscan Raider tribe....but he was born into slavery and was once owned by a Hutt (Gardulla) before Watto and the Hutts are horrible to their slaves. Watto wasn't the best either, but he was probably the best slave owner Anakin had.
And again...his mother was kidnapped by this tribe and tortured to death. Put in his shoes, how many of us would be able to control our anger/rage if our mother was kidnapped and tortured to death by a group of people? We would probably have similar reactions and want everyone there to suffer our rage.
Definitely recommend watching the clone wars series, I'm in the middle of my first watch myself. It makes what happens in the next movie more concerning.
Clone troopers if they didn't die in battle, grew old and died by the time of the original trilogy as they had accelerated aging. Stormtroopers are just regular people that joined the empire or were drafted.
The blue milk is room temperature stabilized survival ration m8lk, and it comes in both blue and green.
youve seen episode 6 so Anakin is the one te prophecy speaks of even though he turned to the dark side becoming darth vader, bc hes the one who throws the empire over the edge ending the reign of the empire.
The Clones are NOT Stormtroopers!
Yeah, Anakin was always a little sociopath 😅 We see more of him nonchalantly taking lives in The Clone Wars show
You literally don't know what a sociopath is.
Committing numerous war crimes with a wink and a quip.
@@RougeificationPretty sure those don't count as war crimes when they are being committed against an enemy that isn't even alive. They are just droids.
16:30 if one wants to be technical, George Lucas initially said no as they only get blue or green but the next day changed his mind and allowed purple
Dooku at first was a honorable Jedi and one of the idealist like his padawan Qui-Gonn who thought outside the box. They werent concerned with rules, Jedi Order, Council and tradition but to the force and what's right. Dooku's constant frustration with the Republic and Senate's greed and corruption alongside the Jedi's complacency and misplace loyal to the council, he left and guided a Separatist movement to fight alongside the corruption of the Republic but of course.... muthafuckin Palpatine manipulating that whole sitaution to get him to join him is the ultimate chess move. Knowing dooku will do for the people but using that against him.
Dooku wasn’t wrong about the Republic and the Jedi, that much is true.
Loved your reaction to this and om definitely down for clone wars! It's soo worth it it add so much to the prequels