Star Wars: Prelogy - Epic Retrospective
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2014
- The three Star Wars prequels Lucas released between 1999 and 2005, 22 years after their predecessors in the original trilogy, were among the most eagerly awaited movies of all time -- and arguably, among the most discussed of all time.
Soundtrack used:
Written and Performed by John Williams
Music only: / starpremusic
- The Sith Spacecraft The Dro
From Star Wars I: Phantom Menace
- Love Pledge And The Arena,
- The Tusken Camp And The Homestead
- Confrontation With Count Dooku And Finale
- Zam The Assassin And The Chase Through Coruscant
- Across The Stars (Love Theme)
From Star Wars II: Attack of the Clones
- Grievous Travels to Palpatine
- Battle of the Heroes
- I Am The Senate
- Anakin's Dark Deeds
- Anakin vs. Obi-Wan
- The Birth of the Twins and Padme's Destiny - Medley
- Padme's Funeral
From Star Wars III: Revenge of the Siths
- Finale - End Credits
From Star Wars V: Empire Strike Back
- Main Title - Approaching The Death Star
- The Forest Battle
From Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi
©1999.2002.2005. Star Wars I - II - III
"ALL RIGHTS RESERVED" by ©20th Century Fox & LucasFilms Ltd
©2014 edited by S.Thomas
The emotion of the end of the video is intensive
As much as people hate the prequels, Episode III is the standout and deserves more recognition than it gets.
I've always loved that scene at the end when it shows Vader and Sidious standing side by side. There's something so iconic about it
Did anybody else hear how Anakins voice changes to Vaders at
Sure Episodes 1-3 had problems, but they did a really good job at tying together the story line. Episode 3 especially.
The Revenge of the Sith is undoubtably the best one of prelogy. You proove it once more !
I personal never watched Star Wars for it's acting. I watched it for the epic story, mythos, characters, and action. And it away it makes me appreciate the rare good acting mmomentsrom Neison, McDerman, Lee, Cushing, and of course the great Alec Gunniess.
I love the editing of his voice when he says Padme at the end.
Ya know what would be amazing? Epic Retrospective of Star Wars The Clone Wars (Film and Seasons 1-6). Now that would get the word out on how brilliant and awesome the show is!
The greatest retrospective of the Star Wars Prequels ever!! A Bravo is not enough.
I went back and watched that moment at
Best ten minutes of my day.
9:12
I don't get why some people hate the prequels. I think they are absolutely fantastic. I liked jar jar I liked the anakin padre love story and on top of that the special effects were amazing esp the light sabers. Initially I was bored with the original trilogy. Now I see the value in them but I still enjoy the prequels better and that's it. Stop hating.
Episode III is the best episode
This is awesome... I loved every second
The Prequel Trilogy rocks and the people who hate the prequels can suck it!! There's nothing wrong except for the change. Whats good about it is that there are some good actors like Liam Neeson, Samuel L Jackson, and Christopher Lee. The scripts were alright, the CGI was very good especially ep III, and George Lucas is not a bad director.
I love the prequels
Haters gonna hate. I for one hate how just about every franchise I'm a fan of is under constant fanboy controversy, whether its Star Wars, Dragon Ball Z, DC Comics, or Marvel Comics. I just can't win. There's always a bunch of hard-to-please fans out there, no matter what it's about. Anyway, great job on both of these epic Star Wars videos.
Really good editing for a great however underrated trilogy. George Lucas somehow managed to create quite possibly the most relevant blockbuster series of films of the 2000's with some other films of course, such as War of the Worlds or Minority Report (sci-fi, always here when we need it). To me, this prequel trilogy is the reflect of our time, so was the original trilogy back in the 70's. A war fabricated to justify full powers, and then imperialism and dictatorship, well, that reminds me of something.... George Lucas created a complex extension of the original Star Wars universe, way more subtle and less absolute than the other films, that is why I admire them. They pretend to be simple blockbusters with lightsabers, with cool or sometimes bad characters and cheesy dialogues but fun overall, well that is on the surface, because inside, when one truly look into them, there is a relevant geopolitical view of the world, even more relevant today when western democracies are shaken up by a whole series of attacks that benefit those who want power and control and security, who are ready to alienate the institutions in the name of peace.