Coby devastated by REVENGE OF THE SITH (2005) Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith is a 2005 American epic space opera film that is the sequel to The Phantom Menace (1999) and Attack of the Clones (2002). It is the sixth film in the Star Wars film series, the third installment in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, and third chronological chapter of the "Skywalker Saga". It is written and directed by George Lucas, who also served as executive producer. The film stars Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Hayden Christensen, Ian McDiarmid, Samuel L. Jackson, Christopher Lee, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, and Frank Oz.
Revenge of the Sith is set three years after the onset of the Clone Wars as established in Attack of the Clones. The Jedi are spread across the galaxy in a full-scale war against the Separatists. The Jedi Council dispatches Jedi Master Obi-Wan Kenobi on a mission to defeat General Grievous, the head of the Separatist army and Count Dooku's former apprentice, to put an end to the war. Meanwhile, after having visions of his wife Padmé Amidala dying in childbirth, Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker is tasked by the Council to spy on Palpatine, the Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic and, secretly, the Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Sidious. Sidious manipulates Anakin into turning to the dark side of the Force and becoming his apprentice, Darth Vader, with wide-ranging consequences for the galaxy.
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This movie never gets old like the younglings.
Just like the younglings? Oh I thought they get old like the younglings! He was just lighting their path, bro, to the dark side!
Emotional damage!
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Ian McDiarmid was in his 30s when he played The Emperor in Return of the Jedi (he was inserted into Empire Strikes Back later). They wanted a younger actor under a lot of makeup so he could do the stunt fall. It worked out that he was the right age to play a younger Palpatine decades later.
@@Mr.Ekshin death star shaft?
@@Mr.Ekshin The fall down the reactor shaft I guess?
@@Mr.Ekshinikr, that was a dummy that was thrown down the shaft, not Ian.
@@Mr.Ekshin More the being lifted and chucked by Vader part. Also, the first actor they had was in his 70s, and got sick, so they thought overall going younger was better. I also read that they were going to use someone else for the voice until Lucas heard McDiarmid speak the lines on set.
@@Mr.Ekshin From a 2013 USA Today interview with Ian McDiarmid: ""I remember it well because it took about a week to get me down that chute with the wires and flying," McDiarmid says. "I remember saying, 'Is he dead, George?' at the time, and he said, 'Yes, he is. Absolutely dead.'"
The same interview also mentions how the original actor had a problem with the contact lenses, but I remember reading somewhere else that they specifically wanted a younger actor.
“What kind of shoes is the emperor wearing?”
These are the hard hitting questions we come to expect.
The Emperor's New Shoes
Coming from Disney 2025
Black Air Force ones
Converse Chuck Taylor All-Stars
I'm thinking Sketchers slip on's - black ones, for comfort.
Dr. Martens
"He already walk like Darth Vader" and thats why Hayden did such a good job. He really understood all of Vaders mannerisms even down to the way he spoke. Perfect casting
Yeah he did an amazing job, it's ashame how so much of the fan base treated him
@@ThePsyko420 I mean now he is getting the respect he deserves.
@@theone7964 I suppose you're right. However, that doesn't excuse the past.
@@theone7964 Fans need to fix the treatment of the other actor who played young Anakin. I always felt bad hearing about how he was teased. People didn't like his acting, but I think he was purposely instructed to portray a happy character before his journey of becoming a Jedi and Vader.
Now and forever, Hayden will be one of the worst SW actors I've ever seen. Maybe that's all on Lucas' direction.
"He had his claws in everyone" - He was the one who ordered the creation of all the clone troopers. They were literally built to obey him
Yeah, and please watch the clone wars animated show as well, would love reactions, but in your spare time is fine as well. You will start to care so much about the clones, and it’ll make their story so much sadder.
@@ncard00 but that cartoon is so bad... definitely an acquired taste
"He just living there and singing the seagull song." I officially love Coby now.
And Yoda ran...
He ran so far away...
Rockin', rockin' and rollin', down to the beach I'm strollin'...
I laughed very loudly when she said that. Coby is awesome.
It's the same actor playing the Emperor in both trilogy, Ian McDiarmid.
Except for Ep4 where the original release it was a different actor but then GL went back & did the touch ups and put Ian in there.
@@15uzu *Ep5
@@jxg5448 My bad, you are correct. he's mentioned in Ep4, has the holocoms chat with Vader in Ep5 & then shows up on DS in Ep6
@@15uzu ah yes, they replaced the Emperor for Ep5 The Empires Strikes Back with Ian McDiarmid in the Special Edition and any future releases. The original was played by Marjorie Eaton and voiced by Clive Revill.
@@personatodo ...with monkey eyes overlaid over Eaton's real eyes.
A lot of people who grew up with the original trilogy knew that Palpatine was the Emperor the instant he appeared on the screen in Phantom Menace, but it was great watching you work it out.
It is after all stated as such in the novelization of Star Wars (A New Hope, but of course it wasn't called that yet) which came out in 1976. It was never meant to be a secret.
I agree with you 100%. There’s a part of me that wishes I didn’t know that Senator Palpatine was the Emperor when I watched the Phantom Menace. Watching Coby figure it out was really enjoyable.
@@TheSwordOfTheJedi-u2p Okay, I have a question, did the 1976 novelization also name him as Darth Sidious? I had read it when i was little (was around 10 years old), but only remember it being a long read. I actually remember seeing the name Emperor Palpatine in the Return of the Jedi novelization. I don't remember Sidious being mentioned in the Jedi novel, however (It might have been, and I forgot). So, the name Sidious was new for me in Phantom Menace.
@@davidsmith8283 No, the name Sidious came later. It wasn't until the late 90s that Siths having a Darth title became a tradition. Prior to that, any ancient Sith mentioned just used their normal names like Exar Kun and Naga Sadow
Yeah..... if I'm not mistaken Emperor 'Palpatine' was never named in the Original Trilogy on film, In the Original Trilogy novels he was named... & back then all us Kids read Books !
so us Early 'X Genners' have always known..., I'm always stuck by what this release order must feels like to Millenial's, though I can never quite grasp the difference in Lore knowledge. I guess its like knowing History in real life..., unless you've studied, you wouldn't know ☺
Grievous wasn't aware that Darth Sidious and Palpatine were the same man. So his attempt to capture the Chancellor was very real...to him. Dooku was the only one that knew of Palpatine's dual identity.
Speaking of Dooku, that last fight was supposed to go very differently. I mean, clearly; the guy lost his head. He was always supposed to lose the fight, he and Palpatine planned on that, but Dooku wasn't expecting to die in the end. And while the plan was to throw the fight, Anakin beating him the way he did wasn't intended by Dooku.
One of the reasons they jedi can’t sense palpatine is evil, is because there’s a sith temple under the jedi temple, and Sidious uses it’s old power to weaken the jedi, as Sidious is also very skilled in arcane magic and sorcery, and he’s the most powerful force user alive, only Anakin would have exceeded him eventually, if the didn’t lose his limbs and become a cyborg.
@@ncard00 If Yoda went dark side he would have destroyed Sidious
Qui Gonn spirit taught Obi Wan to become a force ghost (at the end of the movie Yoda said to Obi that someone returned from the netherworld of the force). In all those years in solitude in Tatooine Obi Wan learnt it. That´s why he told Vader in episode IV: "if you strike me down, I´ll become more powerful that you can possibly imagine".
And in the Disney version, Obi-Wan ends up cutting meat for 10 years. And somehow gets strong enough to beat Vader in a week or something. This is why Legends will always come out on top, because they keep ruining George's story.
It's like "When I left you I was but the learner, now I am the master... let's disregard the other 2 duels we had 9 years ago" and then "Only a master of evil, Darth. And I will not disregard those other 2 duels, they interrupted my meat-cutting sessions.".
Sir Christopher Lee was a real life, Nazi killing, SAS badass in WWII. Lee never said anything specific about his time in the SOE, but he did say this: “I’ve seen many men die right in front of me - so many in fact that I’ve become almost hardened to it. Having seen the worst that human beings can do to each other, the results of torture, mutilation and seeing someone blown to pieces by a bomb, you develop a kind of shell. But you had to. You had to. Otherwise we would never have won.” By the end of the war he’d received commendations for bravery from the British, Polish, Czech and Yugoslavia governments.
Speaking both French and Italian, Lee spent his time after World War II hunting Nazis with the Central Registry of War Criminals and Security Suspects until he decided to give acting a try at age 25. Yes, all of this happened before Lee was 25 years old.
He even makes a comment to Peter Jackson when his character dies in Lord of the Rings. When Wormtongue stabs him in the back Peter wanted Christopher Lee to be more dramatic about it. Sir Christopher Lee asked him "Have you heard how a man truly sounds when he's stabbed in the back? Because I have."
He also spoke fluent German. When he was voice acting King Haggard for the movie The Last Unicorn, he did so in the english version and the german version!
Not to mention that his cousin was a dude named Ian Fleming, and Christopher Lee was the real life inspiration for James Bond.
I should add he portrayed a damned fine Dracula.
And now the anger is returning to the world, and fascism is rising once more, and history repeats... I hope I am not sending my boys to war in the coming years.
Something a lot of people don't seem to notice - Anakin gets his yellow eyes during his killing spree (which people DO notice), then you see him on the bridge on Mustafar, and his eyes are back to normal and he's crying. Then, they go back to the Sith eyes when he's screaming at Obi-Wan.
So much conflict. Really a beautifully developed story that gets way more flack than it deserves.
Huh 🤔 That's interesting. I always thought the yellow eyes meant he was really Mystique!
The idea is good, the execution is extremely flawed. That's why it gets flak
Well, Anakin passed the audition and only needed to get certified.
nonsense, its utter rubbish
@@terrylandess6072 Forklift certification is the final step to becoming a Sith lord?
Padme: "There's good in him."
Luke: "I can sense the good in you."
Anakin: "You were right about me."
She also was turning to Luke when she says that and with her dying breath. And Leia is the only one of them brought to Padme's face and that is why she has a memory of her specifically.
Younglings : "Nope, nope nope..."
Coby's smile is best
@@thomasjones4570 It is IMPOSSIBLE that a newborn can remember anything about that event. Just remember that George changed slightly the plot many times. It´s just a minor detail.
@@williamshelton4318 - Palpatine also made sure his armor was extremely painful for him. That way Vader would spend more time and attention on not being in constant agony to formulate a plan on how to overthrow his master
Samuel L. Jackson only had two requests for his character: a purple lightsabre blade, and a dramatic death scene.
Love how they set up the scene for Palpatine to throw Mace out the Windu.
3 requests actually. He wanted his lightsaber engraved with "Bad Mother F'er" It is...
4 requests. He wanted a butt ton of money to work.
@@Erulin68 I think that was after they finished the movies and they let actors keep some props and the prop department engraved BMF on it before giving it to him.
1:06:05 R2 actually never gets memory-wiped. He really has seen it all. Really makes you think about A New Hope, when R2 asks C3PO in the beginning, "Do you think he likes me?" (talking about Luke). R2 wants to know that because it's Anakin and Padme's son and he knows it.
Leia's recounting of her real mother... "She died when I was very young." Which is true. And of what she remembers... "Just images, really. Feelings. She was very beautiful. Kind... but sad." As a Force-sensitive infant, Leia could have picked up on her mother's feelings as she was in her final moments, which would have been of kindness and (for painfully obvious reasons) sadness. And later, as a child, she likely could have had Force-inspired visions of her mother but, raised with no understanding of the Force, was unable to distinguish them from actual memories. Considering she was likely never told many (if any) details of exactly when or how her mother died, she just assumed they were memories from the very brief time they were together before her mother died. So, what she said was true... from a certain point of view.
Lucas didn't think it would matter someday, when he made the first 3 films. When the time came it made much more sense to let her die right away for dramatic effect. It would've been very anticlimactic, Anakin turning into Vader and then they had to wait a few years until she's dead and the children would go to other people. Lucas just made up stuff as he went along, just like Tarkin seems to be superior to Vader in Episode IV. Of course there are also many explanations for that, but we know the real reason, at least in our universe. In the Star Wars universe you are absolutuely correct though 😉
I have memories of my grandmother who died when I was very young. However, I know that they are mostly false memories. I was way too young then and my parents have confirmed that what I remember could not have happened. Even if it was originally a real memory, over the years I forgot most of it and then what remained with other memories.
I see what you did there, right at the end.
I couldn't stop myself; it must have been the will of the Force. 😉
I recommend watching Rouge One, and then ending your Star Wars Journey. Sure there are some cool battles and interesting moments after that but if you want a complete and fulfilling story, just stop 🛑.
If you really want one more, watch Andor. It's a slow start but I would say it's the best Star Wars story, period.
NOW WATCH ROGUE ONE!!! Completes the loop back to IV!!!
no we need to get Rebels, obi wan, andor and then rogue one!
@@mikecheaure9646 she needs to watch Kenobi first
Agreed.
@@darth_malice naw just Rogue one thise other shows suck.
"Rogue One" is not needed as well as not being a very good movie. The rest of Disney Star Wars is shyte and should be avoided.
Sidious/Palpatine is not simply a Sith Lord, but a true Master of the Dark Side. He's been manipulating galactic events from behind the scenes, beginning nearly 20 years before the events of Episode 1.
Prior to the events of Episode 2, only Mas Amedda and Dooku knew Palpatine was Sidious.
Also, Steven Spielberg was brought in as a "guest director" for the film's climax, overseeing pre-visualization of an unused version of the Utapau chase scene and making art-design suggestions for the Order 66 assassinations, as well as the Mustafar duel sequence.
The senate build it for them as a gift , but the site was chosen for a particular reason, its a dark side nexus , they built the temple above it to cap it and prevent evil .
The empower took it and turned it into his imperial Palace afterwards,
By nexus I mean like a spring, of dark side energy, originally it was a sith temple,
The bald chick next to Palpatine on his senate platform also knew who palps was and his plan she was a low level darkside witch just can't remember her name offhand
@@robertseverin1773 yes , sly Moore, she is telepathic, and sometimes his mistress, ( mother of one of his children)
@shanenolan5625 ah yes thank you could not for the life of me come up with her name
@@robertseverin1773 brain parts happen to us all,
I love the exchange between Anakin and Palpatine regarding Obi-Wan after the Dooku fight.
"Leave him, or we'll never make it."
"His fate will be the same as ours."
And it was... all 3 of them died on a Death Star battlestation
I saw this in theaters and I’ll tell you, the whole audience cheered when they played the iconic breathing sound effect after the surgery was complete
and then we all cringed when he said "Noooooooooooooo"
"I wanna go to that garden"
No tf you don't 😂😂
that "garden" is filled with bugs the size of hatchbacks lol.
Is that the same garden in the Force Unleashed?
@@Kennyisdarkvanilla Yep Felucia lol
@@azulknight474 nah I’m good. That garden infested with killer plants and Rancors.
@@Kennyisdarkvanilla yeah and those are only the neat parts. It gets even worse when you realize there are flesh eating diseases and funghi 😅
👍 I love how Coby is fully invested in Star Wars, it's magnificent to see !
Star Wars is a pure bliss. 💖✨
I only wish she hadn't watched them in release order, which spoils this trilogy. 😕
@@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy I love to meet someone else who strongly believes that the chronological order is the best ! 👍💖
People make a fuss about the whole "I am your father" thingy in Ep5, because this bit has stayed a very special moment...as long as there was only one trilogy !... And btw many of us guessed this father-son thing before that scene... So no, it's not that big of a deal as people want everyone to think. It is forced to stay THE MOMENT by rightful-thinking pseudo true fans (a.k.a. "fanboys") who have a sick feeling of ownership towards the franchise... But...
The truth is that it is way way way more satisfying overall, to watch in chronological order, because you benefit from all the numerous tragic moments of the franchise and fully experience the countless twists and turns... And not just this one " I am your father" bit that isn't at all the full representation of the Star Wars saga ! It is and will forever stay an intense and striking moment... But forever, if we are objective and intellectually honest, we all know that the fall of Anakin Skywalker is peak dramaturgy... And it resonates much stronger in the OG trilogy when you experience the whole trajectory by starting with Ep1. 👌💯✨
The thing is the Original Trilogy is the center of the whole saga. That's why these are called PRE-quels. They take place before the main story. If Lucas really wanted to do Chronological Order then he would have done Phantom Menace back in the 70's
@@CarlLepeltier You act as if those are the only 2 options to watch them for the first time. Only a Sith deals in absolutes. Yes, the main issue with the SW saga is that you can't watch one trilogy in its entirety without spoiling elements from the other... but there *IS* a way around it: strategically alternating between both trilogies the first time around (especially for adult viewers who are better equipped for dealing with non-linear narratives). There are 3 options in this situation: I-IV-II-V-III-VI, I-II-IV-V-III-VI, or IV-I-II-V-III-VI. This way, you not only preserve the big familial revelations in the OT (albeit simply re-contextualizing them; the "I am your father" moment no longer reads as *_"OMG, Vader is Luke's father!"_* but rather *_"OMG, Vader is actually Anakin!"_* and the 'twins' revelation arguably becomes just as shocking as the "I am your father" moment when first learned at the end of ROTS; its presentation in ROTJ always came off as an afterthought to me) *and* you don't go into the prequels already knowing their general outcome, and, thus, you end up not being as invested in them (be it consciously or subconsciously) as you would if you saw the entire OT first.
Watch the saga for the plot/story the first time around (because you can never un-know it once you *do* first know it); watch it for any and all other aspects on all subsequent viewings.
@@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm Why do so many of you people like to act as if there was always some sort of grand artistic scheme for withholding any prequel story from a movie franchise for until it was ultimately released when in reality the starting point of virtually all potential IP's is actually totally arbitrary?? 🙄
It's nice to see a reactor that actually pays attention to the movies she reacts to, and manages to figure out things for herself, also R2-D2 is the true MVP of the saga.
What would you think if I told you she is a pretty good actress and knows the plot beforehand? Would you dismiss it out of hand? Something we have to consider with these channels.
R2 is GOAT
@@Mr.Ekshin You're mostly correct. I disagree about the part where he didn't think R2 could comprehend what was going on, because he waa just a repair droid. He's just as smart and aware as C-3P0, but he'a not a damn blabber mouth like C-3P0 😆
@@martinwarford1389 I think it is even simpler than that. Beyond the necessary storage for key functions, I don't think protocol droids would have the need for "memories" of events. Thus, R2 would know that it belonged to Padme and then to Anikin after their marriage, And would visually recognise entities to interact with. But beyond that there would be no need for the understanding of emotion or the need for long term memory.
Being a repair droid your most important feature would be storage space for a huge database of repair information. On top of that would be a layer of programming which included analytics & problem solving. I think most would assume there would be a "learning" layer as well, but this would be redundant if the processing power of the CPU was powerful enough to run analytics & problem solving on the fly - i.e. appear on site to a repair, diagnose the problem, process the standardised way to elicit the repair, make the repair move on to next task. It's a very top down problem solving methodology Only a small portion of re-writeable storage would be needed to be allocated for "memory" as such & that would be really reserved for core purpose (repairs) information as well as system status backup data. Emotional memories would serve no purpose to a droid whose primary function is to solve problems & repair them.
A protocol droid on the other hand.......... Well, linguistics being their primary function would require strong emotive and contextual understanding skills which are part & parcel with communication. A protocol droid would still have the need for the same base analytics and somewhat good problem solving skills. But their database would not be as large as a repair droid, and with the fluid nature of languages changing learning skills would be high on the agenda. For that reason a large volume of re-writeable storage space would be required to keep new interactions and new information at hand for future benefit. That would mean "memories" would form a key aspect to a protocl droids existence
@@MrBlaktoe I always worry about that with reactors.
When Padme was buried, you can see the huge belly. They tried to cheat the Emperor, looking like she had died pregnant.
Yeah, and also, Yoda thinking that Anakin could just let Padme go, with him having been a slave, and losing his mother, is so naive, cause nobody is 900 years old like Yoda, losing people has become “normal” to him, cause he’s outlived so many generations of people.
Senator Bail Organa and his wife adopted Leia. He was married with Breha Organa, Alderaan´s former Queen, that´s why Leia it´s called "Princess Leia Organa".
The 'mother' she remembers which so many people just don't get.
@@terrylandess6072Luke asked her about "her real mother." Leia has always known she was adopted, just like Luke knows he's a nephew and not a son to Owen. So no, she's not confusing her adoptive mom Breha for her real one Padme.
Why Palpatine controls the Clones:
The Clone Army, as you learned in Ep II, was commissioned by Jedi Master Syfo-dyas. He was instructed to do so by Count Dooku. Count Dooku was instructed by Sidious (Palpatine).
They were commissioned for the Republic, and Palpatine at this time was over the Republic as Supreme Chancellor.
He was literally both sides of the chess board in the war.
also, they told him how they had a inhibitor chip taking any order without question.
and as chancellor, plaps was essentially like the commander in chief which over rides any order of anyone belo whim. so when he gave it, and they could not quesiton it. noone else could really over ride it etiheer
@Johnadams20760 true. Since that's part of The Clone Wars I decided to omit it.
@@spencergrady4575 well i think it was implied in part 2. he said they were made mor docile, to tkae any order without qustion. so even if you didn't see the clone wars, it still explained it.
@Johnadams20760 that doesn't imply a chip at all. In fact, when that episode first aired it caused a lot of fan excitement because it finally made more sense.
In the movie, it's more implying they were altered at conception, in the same way their growth was accelerated.
I hope we get to see how Palpatine turned to the Dark Side.
"Why did he start burning?" Answer is the leg stumps. Saber wounds cauterize so his stumps were already superheated, so the vapor from the lava triggered the reaction and immolated him when he got too close to the river.
And it's Hayden in the suit at the end, he wanted to be so he got hooked up with stilts or braces to make him stand up taller in long shots.
Palpatine also telling Vader he killed his own wife basically breaks the last piece of humanity he has at this point, he believes he killed his wife and child (Didn't know twins) and had no-one left but Palpatine and that's why he serves him so readily, because he has nothing left and believes he deserves it as punishment. He is more lively when he realises who Luke is but throughout ANH he is much more lethargic and drained of energy at this point.
Bro is always ready to overthrow Palpatine. Be it with his wife or his son.
What "reaction?" Lava is already superheated and emits superheated gases. Saber-Cauterized Leg stumps or not, you will burn if you're that close to flowing Lava of that sort. That's Mustafar and not Maui so that Lava doesn't compare to the surface flows in Hawaii. But even in Hawaii you will see Volcanologists wearing Reflective Nomex suits to even get close to slightly cooled lava to take samples.
@@kalakritistudiosYes. He was never loyal to him. He wanted to Plagueis him.
@@sougotokiwa8439 Imagine him applying The Rule Of Two with an Evil Padme and running the Galaxy.🥵🔥
Shouldn't have forced choked his wife then. He is a power hungry egomaniac, whose lust for power blinded him. Not just his love. He betrayed his Brother like Master.
Anakin is the chosen one. Even when he becomes Vader he is still the chosen one, George Lucas said this in an interview. The prophecy said he would destroy the sith and bring balance. He did. He destroyed himself and the emperor. He turned back to the light side with his son Luke as the catalyst. When Luke throws away his weapon and says he'll never turn to the dark side he's pretty much saying 'no, I love my father and there's nothing you can do about it". The emperor cant understand this, he can't understand why Luke won't take the power he's offered. Luke's love for his father makes Vader realise he now needs to be the father he never had and save his son.
This was beautifully explained by Dave Filoni in an interview, I can only recommend watching it.
Also technically 2 = 2.
Yoda + Obiwan = Palatine + Vader
Balanced
In Lucas’ original vision Anakin fulfils the prophecy by rebalancing the overwhelming domination of the light side by reducing the Jedi numbers to match the Sith. Yoda/Obi-Wan versus Sidious/Vader.
And finally the prophecy is completed when both sides are gone and Luke who has learned to balance the light and the dark within himself stands alone and ready to teach a new generation of force users what Buddhist’s would call The Middle Way.
However, in order to keep the money flowing to enable his film making dreams Lucas allowed the expanded universe books to retcon the outcome to include surviving Jedi and Palawans to foster new storylines which leads to the situation we have now that fosters endless debate about how the prophecy works in that context.
Except disney decide Anakin failed because Emperor is brought back and it is not him who brings balance to force.
@@abc123tiktok Yes, this falls under the same domain as the expanded universe departure from the original intent but even more so since the property is now wholly under the direction of Disney without any influence from Lucas himself.
@@mattschliemann9683 No, the light side IS the balance. The dark side is like sin, it shouldn’t even exist. George has explained this. The light is good. The dark is evil. The force is brought back into balance when the people who willingly give in to evil are gone. When Anakin converts back to the light and makes the selfless sacrifice to save his son, that act brings the balance. To sacrifice one’s life is the greatest love. That’s how we really know the light side is the balance. Because it takes a good act, not an evil act, to balance the force. Star Wars is about morality. To say that you need both light and dark for balance would be going against the mythos and philosophy of the whole story.
I was crying through most of this video... 55yr old English bloke... and here is why:-
9yr old when it came out in 1978, saw it 17 times. Lifelong fan... in the crazy fans top 1%, spent over £70,000, been to the filming sites, broken into film sets, been to cast/crew premier, etc..
Not these films, even though the 6 films are my favorites, for 8 years and I shared them with you and I'm glad I did and that no one spoilt the story. Watch Rogue One next and don't bother with the sequels. Thank you.
Oh, and by the way, It's okay, one of the younglings survives a lightsaber in the chest... and again when she is adult. And there are tons of Jedi still alive.
And Luke is 'fine' when Obi-Wan leaves a 6yo him to evade a Sith on his own... because he has amnesia.
@@darthbuzz1 those things you mentioned are from Disney which is not canon
It is some kind of fantasy Star Wars,
Of course, the third trilogy was´nt thinked by George Lucas, so it´s not canon.
When you said Yoda was just living in the swamp singing about the sea gulls until Luke finds him LOLOL - such a catchy tune
The emperor in the OG triology was the same actor, just with a lot of makeup. You can hear it in his voice, he sounds younger, despite doing the emperor’s voice.
The Palpatine/Emperor identity thing is really interesting, because everyone who was really invested in the franchise between 1983 and 1999 knew that the original trilogy emperor's name was Palpatine and that he was formerly a senator, and they knew that the same actor who played the Emperor Palpatine in Episode VI was going to be playing Senator Palpatine in Episode I. So, for that group of viewers, it was simply a given that Senator Palpatine was the Sith Lord directing Darth Maul and that he was going to become the emperor eventually. But, the actual films are pretty subtle about it, and some viewers don't make the connection until Anakin does.
Yeah, I was familiar with the name Palpatine. I remember in the movie theater for Ep I there was an audible gasp from a good chunk of the audience when the senator shows up. My brother, who was not as big of a fan, asked me what that was about, why so many people reacted to this random minor character. I just said: "You'll see."
I think the prequels did a pretty good job at either creating a mysterious and subtle reveal for those who don't know, or presenting an evil game of shadows for those who know already.
I remember that my cousin told me when I was like 6, back in 1999. I recently asked him who told him but he couldn't remember. I have even seen reactors who don't piece it together until he puts on the hood, after Windu got thrown out the window.
I bought the novelization of New Hope right after seeing the movie opening weekend). The novelization mentioned Palpatine by name in the first paragraph of the first page. So he was the first character Introduced in the novel. Original fans knew all about Palpatine (some even before the first movie came out). His identity was not meant to be a secret in Phantom Menace which is why they showed him smiling at young Anakin at the end and saying he would watch young Anakin's career with great interest. And of course, we knew it was the same actor from Return of the Jedi. Still, they didn't explicitly state it ,so younger viewers could enjoy figuring it out.
To be real it is so rare that we see any movies try to be as subtle as Episodes 1 and 2 were especially with their main villain. You just never see such a slow burn, rife with small clues but no smoking gun. Almost every other movie or show would instead overtly show the audience their identity, probably would have Sidious pull off their hood in episode 1. As much as I like the Hitchcock idea of showing the audience the bomb under the table, to me its even better when on the first watch you piece it together for the big reveal, and THEN on the rewatch you know the bomb is there.
Thats pretty much how it was for us kids watching it as they came out, sure we saw the Emperor in 5 and 6 but didn't have the slightest idea to connect the two, at least not at the age I was at lol!
There are so many things about the prequels that I really appreciate for how rare they are in film and tv. George's world building, commitment to showing a grand scale and going all out in character design--developing unique heroes and villains with looks and stories that were organic to the film they are shown in, it is simply unheard of. It is one thing to use a comic book or a book character, and show them as they are described. It is something else to come up with the idea for a character, and then shop around for a fitting look and backstory for a single film. Grievous is a masterclass in this regard. So is Douku really, and Gunray, and all of the villains he cooked up for the prequels. The people of Utapau all the way to Mas Amedda. It is masterful, and utterly dedicated. The Sequels are a great example of how gifted George was as a creative director. They were able to make a few gag characters that were unique, but never were able to make standout secondary and tertiary characters that really were unique and interesting.
Best we have is Maz which was discount Yoda, Phasma as discount Boba, etc. George made Boba, Ig-88, Bossk and Dengar on a WHIM. He designed and built Kamino himself. In fact, the planets are a great example. Episode 3 is by and large the most unique and varied in the planets shown, and it isn't particularly close. We see planets like Mustafar, Utapau, Naboo, Kashyyyk, Mygheeto, Felucia, Coruccant, Polis Massa, etc. First lava planet, a sinkhole planet with green atmosphere, an alien jungle, a redwood style jungle, an asteroid base, on and on. THAT is a galaxy. Final thing, my god this might be ILM's magnum opus. They made this all out of nothing, hardly anything practical to rely on. The actors too did so much in what were empty blue rooms. To do all of this with CGI, when blockbusters still fail constantly today, baffles me in how impressive it is. Look at the last battle of Episode 9, released in 2019 compared to Ep 3 in 2004. The fleet in 9 looked boring and stale, the planet fake and ridiculous, to say nothing of the final plot. Here the movie opens with a stunning Coruscant, and a true fleet battle at close range while we follow our characters through it all. The stakes are grounded and fun, there is no superweapon, but like fresh air we see a high ranking person was kidnapped. It calls back to Episode 6 with rescuing Han, with the evil twist, while delivering the best opening in a vacuum out of all the movies. If we take everything into account, it only loses to Episode 4 in my opinion.
@@gabrielperez-ze9tk Yeah, and as fans we expected Star Wars to evolve beyond what George was able to do. Make it even better. I mean, he managed to improve the effects every single movie. And told a story that touched Millions if not Billions of people.
So why wouldn't a multi-Billion dollar corporation be able to create something even better?
Instead, it went straight down the toilet. Imagine if Disney had the same talent as George's people. We would have gotten the Star Wars we wanted. And that would have made them happy too, financially. So the current state of affairs is just sad.
The character arc of the younglings really hit it's stride in ROTS.
Yeah together they almost outmatched the chosen one, epic showdown 👀
Rodents of titanic size? I dont think they exist.
@@Mr.Ekshin I absolutely agree with you. I go even a step further. I think, its very much the reason, why there are that much p-chopaths amongst men in the first place. Bullies, ch-ld abuser, etc .. Because if women wouldnt find that hot for now 300k years, those men would be selective breed out since hundreds of thousands of years. Its just like how wolfs became dogs. By selective breeding the dogs who ''weren't unconditional obeying,loving etc'' were ruled out ... the dogs we now have, are literally in love with us humans (sure it needs still a specific way to treat them - but thats another topic). And when it comes to men, women choosed a specific kind of men for hundreds of thousands of years. So a lof of men nowadays are those violent, abus*ve , bullies, who k!ll women, children, r*pe them, etc... And women love them... defend them,etc.. With that the circle stays.. and new generations of the same ''seed'' grow up. Because everything other is perceived as ''weak'' ... as ''s!mp'' etc
Its indeed very interesting how much women love those kind of guys ... to a degree where they make it sound cute ''to have a k!nk for the bad guys''
Its quite an archaic part of the female brain, i assume. Something which wouldnt be needed in a mature civilization. But there we are.
In that sense they are also a root cause for wars. Because men make wars literally to show : who is the alpha - who deserves to get the females.
It's amazing just how many viewpoints we see that one fight from.
@@Mr.Ekshin See Clone Wars, Rebels, Mandalorian, Book of Boba Fett, Asokha. All of which have flashbacks to the Jedi Temple.
"I have a bad feeling about this"
And sequels, and the one off's like Solo and Rogue One.
@@Galiant2010 the only one out of that list that exists to me is Rogue One
@@karuux Your loss
To confirm, not all fans hated the prequels when they came out. That’s an internet myth. I was a massive fan of the original trilogy when I sat down in the cinema in 1999 to watch the phantom menace. I must admit that I didn’t love the phantom menace straight away. It was a little odd, but attack of the clones was great and revenge of the sith was awesome. I actually fluctuate on which of the 6 is my favourite. What I think is really impressive is how they fit together. Particularly with only the rough plot and years between the movies. I mean Obi wan not recognising R2D2 is a bit strange, but did he do it on purpose or is he just an old drunk? Who cares, even these small discrepancies make for fun ideas. Oh, and currently the phantom menace is my favourite 😂
0:07 lmao it sounded like boga was mocking you
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And Hayden actually played vader in the suit too thats a cool fact
Anakin is the chosen one, Luke was the catalyst in turning him back to the light, but Vader did kill the Sith, meaning himself and the emperor, and brought balance to the force, and though Obi-Wan might be considered the perfect jedi, by jedi temple standards, Luke is the real perfect jedi, cause he balances the jedi ways with having attachments to his friends, without letting the fear of losing him pull him to the dark side. You should read the novel 90’s triology called Heir to the empire, it’s what many consider to be the real star wars 7,8,9, compared to Disney’s 7,8,9.
This is where the fun begins.
The great theatre actor Ian McDiarmid played the Emperor in Return of the Jedi and the prequels. He was a young man in Jedi, but very capable of playing a convincing older character.
Yes, the magic of make-up. ;op
@@minnesotajones261 You have to have a certain ability and air about you to play a much older character even if you are fully made-up.
For me, the Jedi council, pushed A LOT Anakin to the dark side. They´re afraid of him, never truly trusted him, never gave him any serious mission... and mixed with Anakin fears (mostly for Padme) and feeling himself always excluded... the final step was all the Emperor´s manipulation during years but... the Jedi Council had big part of responsibility in this disaster. Even in the last chance he said the truth to Windu. Anakin tried and tried to follow the right path, but all these things became him in Darth Vader. The Emperor was right, unfortunately, when he said something about the "dogmatic and narrow view of the Jedi". They were blinded...
You are Sith
Yes. Annakin was always treated like an inferior by everyone. That blue floating Bat guy who makes him do mechanic work when he's a little kid. ObiWon always treats him like a little kid. Even padme does too. And the whole council treats him like dirt. And sidious of course abuses him. Yoda and Ben kenobe write him off and tell luke that annakin has to wacked
Luke Skywalker is the only person to respect and admire him. Thats why annakin leaves the dark side after meeting his son
"I am a jedi LIKE MY FATHER BEFORE ME"
Watching Coby's realising of the tragedy of Anakins choices was literally like watching a car crash unfold in slow motion in front of you. It so sad 😢
Anakins story is one i always use when explaining the "sunk cost fallacy" to someone becuase it perfectly contextualises the premise... And all the later movies, games and novels do a good job building on a story of a hero who is looking for a way out but is trapped by his decisions and his shortcomings...
Sad Times 😢
One theory is when Qui-Gon died, that was his start towards the dark side because Obi-Won was more of a brother figure while Qui-Gon would have been a father figure which he needed more as a Jedi initiate who started his training much later than normal.
Additionally, Obi-Wan having literally just graduated from being a padawan himself, wasn't equipped to deal with Anakin's emotions, fears and frustrations. Whereas Obi-Wan kept telling Anakin to ignore his emotions, Qui Gon was much more comfortable tapping into his emotions when needed. Anakin needed a true Master to properly train him, not someone just out of learning himself, whose view on everything was to do it by the book. My feeling is that if Qui Gon hadn't died, Anakin wouldn't have been allowed to become so close with Palpatine. Besides that, Anakin trusted Qui Gon, because he'd already become the nurturing father figure Anakin never had in their short time together. Anakin never really gained trust in any of the other Jedi because they were always suspicious and doubtful of him. It takes trust to earn trust..... something the other Jedi never fully understood.
That's not really a theory - that is what happened. That's why the song played when Qui and Obi fight Maul is called "Duel of the fates" - the duel of Anakin's fates. But I mean: It's all part of the prophecy.
@@timd.3837 After watching all of the Clone Wars series, I never got that the "other Jedi" were suspicious and doubtful of him, just the opposite.
😱 "Anakin survives that..."
Obi-Wan picking up Anakin's loot drop before the body was done burning is ice cold 🥶
@@Mr.Ekshin Sure, but then he lies to Luke about it. "Your father wanted you to have this..." Did he Ben? 🤔
Asking if it turned red means there is more to learn about Light saber construction.
@@Mr.Ekshin It's okay, the whole way Lucas's lightsabers work is COMPLETELY thrown out the window in the KK/Filoniverse.
They don't even kill people anymore let alone disco lights.
@@Mr.Ekshin There is literally not enough time left in my life to go through all the f ups. R1, Andor and some of Mando. The rest is questionable at best.
Most of it is made to try to explain ''Somehow Palpatine returned.'
Shmi: "Anakin, help me!"
Padme: "Ani, help me!"
Luke: "Father, help me!"
Anakin: "I promise, I won't fail again..."
The thing that a lot of people don’t appreciate, which is brilliant writing by Lucas, is how do you have Obi Wan dismember Anakin without making Obi Wan look like a monster? He can’t do them all one at a time, so Anakin has to be rotating to lose them all to a single slash. The high ground beat has been mocked but it’s actually genius because Anakin wants to prove he’s better than Obi Wan and it lets him take three limbs with one slice.
1) The entire Clone Wars was meant to be a Sith chess game, with the Republic and the Separatists as chess pieces, and with the destruction and subjugation of both sides as the prize. Because of this Palpatine and Dooku both entered the game at times as kings to be placed in check. (The excellent canon animated series "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" goes into much more detail regarding this.) The start of this movie was Palpatine's turn to be in check. What Dooku failed to recognize was Palpatine played at a higher level and had already determined it was time to turn and promote Anakin, which due to the core Sith Rule of Two meant that he'd planned betrayal and death, something the Apprentice was taught to always expect.
2) Yes, the fall from orbit was Palpatine trusting Skywalker, but also trusting in the Force. With no Apprentice to replace him, he was confident, perhaps overconfident, that the Dark Side would not allow the complete elimination of the Sith.
3) Cyborg General Grievous' coughing confused many when the film came out. We were eventually shown his remaining organic organs were damaged in combat with the Jedi previously.
4) Anakin's dreams, both those of his mother in trouble (Episode 2) and Padme's death here were actually manipulations of Force foretelling by Palpatine to drive Anakin to the point of turning.
5) Manipulating the Dark Side, in the manner of the Sith, eventually leads to corruption of the physical form of the user. In Palpatine's case, a severe facial distortion. In Anakin's case, severe burns and cybernetic parts.
6) Only C3PO had his memory wiped, because he was the chatty one and secrecy had to be maintained. R2D2 however, has never had his memory wiped in the whole of Star Wars. It is a point that comes up occasionally, as it is highly unusual for an astromech droid to not have a memory wipe as standard maintenance. So R2 knowing everything became the perfect courier to Ben Kenobi in the original Star Wars, even if Ben didn't realize this was the same devoted R2 unit he'd fought alongside so often.
Vader murders a bunch of children
Coby - "I still like Vader!"
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It happened a long long time ago in a galaxy far far away. Time let things go and forgive. 😂😂😂
Ehhh that child actor has built a whole career off them few lines and memes.. he’ll live!
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59:57 a major detail many miss…
“Don’t Try It.” is alluding to the fact that Obi Wan recounted several times to a young Anakin how he defeated Darth Maul. Anakin, in his arrogance, believed he could kill his master much like Kenobi killed Maul, but failed to understand that it doesn’t matter if it’s physically below or above you: you can’t defeat the high ground.
Bc Anakin is hot
@@Mr.Ekshinmen do the same thing. Don’t be an incel.
Thank you Coby for being my movie buddy for awhile now
What is left of Anakin in Vader tortures him by reminding him of the love and family that made everything worth living, making feel like he deserves to be hated and feel constant pain and suffering till Luke arrives not just giving a "New Hope" to the galaxy but to Anakin who is inspired to wake up and take control over Vader and Dark side. When Luke shows an enduring love for him to the point of trusting him to "keep him from dying", The Chosen One awakens and saves the "New Hope", Luke and brings balance to the Force.
Yeah, I never get why some people think Luke brought balance to the Force. He was being roasted to death by my boy Sheev. It was Anakin who saved the galaxy from further tyranny. Luke being the protagonist doesn't mean shit, it's still Anakin's story. And it always was, even before -77. It was called "The Tragedy of Darth Vader" before it was called "Star Wars". And sure, some of it was told through "Luke Starkiller's" perspective but George knew early on that he was presenting us with the middle of the story. Sadly, he sold the rights before telling us the third part.
Since Leia is strong with the force it s believed she remembers her mother from when she was born because of The Force and her impressions are from womb memories, but really its just George didn't think that far ahead in the 80s.
He started burning because he lost his hold over the mix of force techniques keeping the heat and smog of the lava at bay: "Energy Resistance", "Environmental Control", "Barrier", "Tutaminis", "Revitalize"(to speed up recovery, and keep their focus), "Breath Control", "Heal", and although I don't recall the name for it - There's a technique to cleanse the body of poisons, which must also have been in use to counter the smog in the long term. Because no amount of Breath Control would save them in such a long and intense battle over lava on its lonesome.
Only Threepio’s mind was erased
Yeah apparently R2-D2 knows everything. So he knows who Obi Wan Kenobi is and would recognize him in Episode 4.
But R2 ain't no snitch.
R2 is pretty much the one that is around to document the entire Skywalker Saga. R2 is the real GOAT of Star Wars.
@@ArcaneJawa R2 is a real Ride or Die.
@@Mr.Ekshin Because R2 would shoot Palpatine and the movie would be over in 10 minutes.
In Episode II, the Council stated their ability to sense had become clouded.
Yes, Palpatine was able to wield the power of the dark side to obscure the Jedi order's vision and hide his true nature from them until it was too late.
George Lucas referred to the Emperor as Palpatine well before the prequels. It was mentioned in the novelization of Episode IV that came out in 1976, months before the first movie came out. We also knew that the actor who played the Emperor in Return of the Jedi was the same one who played the Chancellor. So we knew from before episode IV. In early interviews during the late 70s and early 80s, Lucas mentioned a number of backstory ideas. We knew that Anakin and Obi Wan dueled on flying platforms over lava and Anakin falling in Lava was why he needed the suit.
Yes, you are meant to go into Episode I knowing who Palpatine is and what he becomes. Or at least, it wasn't a secret.
It wasn't a secret, but it wasn't super advertised to those who didn't consume the series obsessively.
If you go into The Phantom Menace having only watched the movies, then you don't make the connection with the name Palpatine since that name is never spoken in the originals. You can make the connection if you follow the credits and know that Senator Palpatine is played by the same actor who played the Emperor. Lucas makes a concerted effort to cast a little doubt, but I think from the beginning he also tries to make it look like Palpatine is not all he seems.
I love how it wasnt something u watched when it was active… but now u see how good it is and how invested u have become with the star wars saga.
I’m old enough to have seen return of the Jedi in theatres and time has been very good to the prequel trilogy. To the point this is now my favorite episode
"He's on the board of... whatever"
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I may now begin referring to the Jedi council as the Jedi board
Jedi Incorporated fell to a hostile takeover...
@@gumdeo Via aggressive negotiations 😉
The Sith understand the problematic nature of running everything through a council first.
Senator Organa said "Have the Protocol droid's mind wiped." So it was just C-3P0 who lost those memories. R2-D2 still remembered everything.
@@MegaToronto1 R2 knows all
The one thing that has stood out to me over all these years is the heartbreak in Obi-Wan's voice when he proclaims, 'But you were the chosen one!' A lot of people hate on this + the Obi-Wan series, but I loved seeing the emotional side of this story. Hopefully you get around to the others + the various series!
Nobody hates on this. It is literally a highlight of this film where Obi Wan speaks to Anakin and calls him his brother. Everybody appreciates that scene. Every single real Star Wars fan.
The Obi-Wan series is from Disney Star Wars and is almost universally hated. Nothing to do with any of this film, which is written by George Lucas, not some wannabe fanfiction writer that will soon be forgotten.Trenchcoats to hide a kid from stormtropers, and not as a complete joke? fr? There is no need to lump these two thing together...at all...
I enjoyed the Obi Wan series not so much other Star Wars other episodes...
@@andrewcoulter323 Good. You are making my point that there is not need to lump these two things together.
alas there is no universal cure for tomfoolery, hence why I said "almost" universally hated :) hey, enjoy it buddy. Some people enjoy watching The Room too.
1. Few hate the scene at the end of RotS.
2. The Obi-Wan series was total ass and had nothing redeeming about it.
Content for the sake of content is not good. Quality over quantity please. As is, Disney turned the IP into a shitfest of trash stories that are outdone by a LOT of fan-fiction.
Without giving away too many spoilers I think this emotion comes from a point in Obi-Wan's own life with his past dealing with Satine. And that's all I'm going to say. If you don;t know what I'm talking about they it shows you've not watched the Clone Wars properly.
Grievous never knew that Sidious was Palpatine, but Count Dooku (aka Darth Tyrannus) clearly knew.
Palpatine was the chancellor of the Republic, while Darth Sidious was in control of the Separatist army; he ran both sides, allowing the war to go on *way* longer than it should have.
"Order 66" was a code that was implanted in ALL clone troopers, so they had to obey it; they just felt compelled to do it. This scene hits a *lot* harder, once you've seen the show The Clone Wars.
Other Jedi survived Order 66, but Yoda and Kenobi were the main two.
The Emperor (Sheev Palpatine / Darth Sidious), was played always by the same actor, Ian Mcdiarmid. He was quite younger in the OT of course, but with the make up had that countenance.
I knew immediately that Palpatine was the Emperor because I knew who the actor that played him was
Also, as long as you knew the emperors name was Palpatine, senator Palpatine is a dead giveaway. I don't remember where I first heard the name Palpatine. Pretty sure it was in one of the books a read as a kid. I was heavily invested in the extended universe. I especially loved the new jedi order series. When I heard they were making the sequel trilogy, I was really hoping they would've adapted that series into the movies. The war with the yuuzhan vong would've been so cool to see on the big screen. Alas, instead they decided to make the entire extended universe all make believe instead.
@@xxchaos315xx6 the first time I heard the name Palpatine was back if the card of the PotF The Emperor action figure from 1997. Coincidentally, the Darth Vader action figure from the same line is where I first learned about the Sith.
@@xxchaos315xx6 I remember, as a kid, knowing that Palpatine was Sidious/Emperor when I was looking at the visual dictionary of The Phantom Menace. Looking at Palpatine's page, I covered the top of his face and I figured out he and Sidious are one the same.
Yeah I don't think the Palpatine name was given in the movies, not even in the credits. But it was on toys and books. I owned the toy, and never read the books, but I'm pretty sure I read at least some magazines that had his name. I suspect some didn't know but some like me knew and were looking forward to see the turn/revelation.
@@xxchaos315xx6 Nah, Disney's "Canon" is the true make believe. Because the EU/Legends built on George's vision without ruining it. People are still obsessing about Revan and GM Luke, 20 years later. 20 years from now, who do you think is gonna care one bit about the Disney stuff? People will still be recommending Legends though. Especially the SWTOR cinematics, because you just can't beat that. And that's a good starting point to learn more about the Old republic, KotOR perhaps being an even greater one. Nah man, Legends is gonna endure, simply because of its quality. The so called Canon though? Who knows where that is heading. When Gilroy leaves, it's over.
Jackson wanted to stand out so he asked Lucas for a purple lightsaber. Lucas had to think about but he finally gave it to him.
Yep! He wanted to pick himself out of the wide shots in the Geonosys battle. Plus purple is his favorite color.
It was also a good way to introduce grey Jedi like Jackson, his lightsaber is blue with a hint of red, hence purple and his decision to just kill Palpatine when he was "helpless"
Jackson has something Purple in nearly every movie he has ever been in.
Yeah, they had to include the line to "have the protocol droid's mind wiped' because in New Hope (~20 years later), 3PO is like 'what are you talking about' to R2 because R2 always knew what was up, but 3PO did not. Also, they have the scene of Obi Wan picking up Vader's blue light saber because he eventually gives it to Luke, and although never shown, Vader built a new (red) saber 'cuz, ya know, bad guy=red. lol. Alot of people don't know, but the entire Star Wars 9 movies are 3PO and R2's story. Everyone else is ancillary.
Hidden Fortress baby! Old Japanese movie about a war from the perspective of two dudes just trying to survive it.
@@jonrazo7912 With the 2 droids playing the part of the 2 peasants whom add that comedic relief to an otherwise serious situation. I love how 'Fortress' gives us a very real recreation of how life was back then - unlike Hollywood.
Lightsabers require Kyber Crystals built into the hilt to generate any kind of color. And finding the kyber crystal is a Jedi/sith test in direction for building their own sabers.
I remember seeing this opening night; the entire theater held its breath when Vader's mask and helmet were lowered into position just so we could all hear that first respirator noise.
"I have waited a long time for this...."
”my little greeeen frienddd”
i knew he was the emperor in 1978 when my mother bought me the star wars kids storybook and it mentioned that a senator palpatine became the Emperor 😆
If you had the Vader toy container back in the day, the spot for the Emperor said Emperor Palpatine.
Yeah but you didn't know that they would make prequels 21 years later. Knowing his name earlier is one thing but it didn't mean anything until Episode 1 came out.
Anakin is the chosen one/ He brought balance to the force as being a Jedi for the light, then Sith for Dark. Then when his son a Jedi for the light needed him, he chose to turn to light and destroy one of the most powerful Darkside users in Star Wars history bringing balance. This is what the Force created him for.
I thought the insinuation was that Palpatine and Plagueis created Anakin? The only time we hear about life being created rather than born is when Palpatine is describing what he and Plagueis got up to, just before his interest in Anakin.
He fulfilled all the prophecies. Just a 20-some-odd year detour on the dark side before it happened. Or maybe he was playing whole time just waiting for the right shaft to throw him down.
but palpatine lived tho. it was rey who who destroyed the sith
@@tyroneloki5131in the Disney sequels, the 3 prequels and the original 3 are the full story for me and many others cause all they really do is rehash the original 3 and character assassinate all the hero’s for some Sidous clone grand baby 😂
i get it, but its from the dude who created the originals. so the sequels are canon.
Proof of Jedi hypocrisy: "Only a Sith deals in absolutes" is itself an absolute. He should have instead said, "Dealing in absolutes is a tendency of the Sith, though certainly neither universal nor exclusive to them."
I’ve scrolled through all of the comments to see if someone had pointed this out. Always thought Anakin should have said so.
Anakin was always the Chosen One. While Luke did face off against Vader, and defy the Emperor, it's Anakin that sacrifices himself for his son in order to actually kill the Emperor. What I love the most about that moment is that he does it, not out of duty as a Jedi, not with the intention of of fulfilling a prophecy, he does it to save the life of his son. He couldn't save his mom, he couldn't save his wife, but he died saving his child... While simultaneously fulfilling an ancient prophecy.
"And Darth Vader built [C3PO]!" 🤯
Imagine Vader's surprise when the only time he sees 3PO in the trilogy, 3PO's being carried around in pieces by some strange wookie in Bespin 🤣🤣🤣
I think Vader was a bit distracted to recognize a droid he last saw over 20 years ago 🤔 (and 3P0 has a silver leg 🥸)
To be fair, C3-PO looks like every other protocol droid...
@@havok6280There's white, black, red, and silver versions across the movies, but is 3PO the only gold one? 🤔
3PO has had a silver leg ever since EP4. It's one of the popular references to the 'Mandela Effect' as people don't remember that.
In the last film Yoda referred to the weakness of the Jedi. I think whatever that weakness is is why none of the Jedi can detect the Sith Lord right in front of them.
Hard to see the dark side is. It's not that the Jedi were weakened, it's that the dark side is hard to detect.
There is a Dark Side power that Yoda refers to as "The Shroud of the Dark Side" which impedes the Jedi ability of Foresight and makes detecting Dark Side users difficult.
@@dhavaram8064 Which we find out Yoda used to his advantage on Dagobah by living close to that Tree/Cave that gave off Dark Side energy Yoda used to mask his location from the Sith's ability to sense the light side - Tit for Tat.
Seeing this in 2005 is still one of the best experiences of my life, this was cinema🔥
Regarding Palpatine, Lucas assumed everyone would know, given the name of the character and the fact the same actor was going to play him (McDiarmid having played the Emperor in his 30's, by the time of Phantom Menace he became old enough to play the "young" version of the character) but still presented the movies as if Palpatine and Sidious were two different characters (there were even wild fan theories at the time that one would turn out to be a clone of the other), while offering hints, particularly in Phantom Menace, the biggest one being during Qui-Gon's funeral when Yoda and Mace talk about the Sith and Mace wonders whether the master or the apprentice was the one destroyed and it cuts to Palpatine.
By Revenge Of The Sith, all bets were off. The trailers made no attempt to hide Palpatine's true nature or Anakin's turn. The trailers even feature Anakin and Obi-Wan's fight because everybody knew going in what was going to happen...at least the bare bones. We all knew that Anakin would become Vader, the Jedi would be destroyed, the Empire would rise and Luke and Leia would be born and split up. We just didn't know how.
General Grievous coughs so much because he was injured seriously by Mace Windu during his capture of the chancellor. Windu crushed his trunk with the force, that is also why he is not even close to a 100 percent while fighting Obi-Wan. Grievous actually is a super deadly Jedi-killer.
I love how confused she is all the time 😂
It's the percentage of vodka vs coffee in her coffee cup
@@billthomas478 She definitely strikes me as a day drinker of wine
@@crispy_338Nobody who drinks, or smokes, looks that good at 40.
36:35 Literally the second they said his name in Phantom Menace. There was a lot of Expanded Universe (now Legends) material that called him "Emperor Palpatine", to the point that I accidentally spoiled that for someone when this movie was coming out, because it truly never occurred to me that the audience wasn't supposed to know.
But I was very proud of you in the last movie for figuring it out on your own.
You should see Rouge One immediately. One of the best movies in Star Wars and the story takes place between episode III and episode IV.
Highly overrated. The only thing good about that movie is it's last 30 minutes and it's the only reason people are so fond of it. Andor is a far better show than Rogue One was a movie.
@@TheSwordOfTheJedi-u2p complete nonsense imo. The entirety of Rogue one I enjoy watching, all of it, every time. Andor: too slow. Parts were good, but that's the case with literally everything, good or bad.
@@ARandomInternetUser08but you get an entire episode of “I can’t believe this happening”… that’s good, right? 🙄
@@Enochulator the hell are you talking about? Lose the attitude.
@@ARandomInternetUser08 well, I was agreeing with you, heh. Maybe it is you that needs to lose the attitude. First episode prison arc.
This is why I always recommend people to watch 1-3 and then 4-6, because you're practically spoiled on who survives and what not.
Coby, it's been a joy seeing you watch these six SW movies. As a long time fan (and fellow Aussie) seeing you put the pieces together as the story went along was just so heartwarming - for me it was spread out over years or even decades as the movies came out. And there wasn't an easy way to catch up on one movie before the next one, if you were lucky you had a grainy VHS copy off the TV that you could watch before the next one.
And for what it's worth, you caught onto things a lot faster than I did :-). Thank you for sharing the journey, made me smile every time you got something - and the tough bits really touched you as well, just like they did me.
May the Force be with you - always.
You can watch Solo. It's next in the timeline. It's a fun movie. Alden Ehrenreich is no Harrison Ford but he plays younger, sassier Han Solo great.
@@DaleESkywalker I think Coby would enjoy seeing how Chewbacca acquires Han
Connie THIS IS HIS Turn. Palpitine is the Dark lord . DARTH SIDIOUS. Master of the Sith order. He was so strong in the force he clouded so the Jedi couldn't see him & the Jedi were too involved in politics & became complacent. There is a question of who is stronger. Jedi are stronger but the Sith think in terms the Jedi cannot fathom. There ways seem unnatural.
@@RobertJ-vo4bk So sorry I meant Cobie
GM Luke might be stronger. But other than him, a bunch of Sith would rekt every Jedi 1v1, including Yoda. The 2 obvious ones are Tenebrae and Episode 6 Sheev. But even Episode 6 Vader would smack peak Yoda, who actually peaked in Episode 3. So why did Vader lose to a barely trained Luke? Because he had no motive to kill him, as a Sith he needed him to overthrow Sheev and as a Jedi he loved his son. "The conflict" Luke mentions suggests that he was somewhere inbetween.
Other than those 3, Darth Revan and Exar Kun would give Yoda the fight of his life. Probably Bane and Malgus too. Post Episode 6 is not very interesting to me, because all the main characters would stomp anyone who came before them. But that also means Sith like Krayt and Caedus are way stronger than Yoda. I have never heard anyone say that Jedi are generally stronger than Sith. Ever. You are truly unique, my friend.
23:20 When Palpatine tell Anakin about Darth Plageus and how he could manipulate the midichlorians to create life, it's a call back to "The Phantom Menace" when Qui-Gon told the counsel that he believes Anakin was created by the midichlorians.
I also think Palpatine used that to keep Anakin alive. What he didn't mention is that you sap the life from someone and use it to bring or sustain a life.
This was further explored on the books, where it was heavily implied that because those experiments creating life they unbalanced the force, and the force created Anakin to balance itself.
49:10 “They’re not wondering why the Chancellor looks like he’s about 400 years old when yesterday he looked like 60? Nobody notices??” lol 😂💯
They DO notice.
Palp tells the Galaxy that the scaring is the RESULT of the Jedi trying to assassinate him in their attempted coup.
All the more reason to believe and trust him.
And to hate those rebellious Jedi.
Darth Vader at the end yelling "nooooo" is because he regrets what he has done and that it was not worth it. He realized that the Emperor used him for his own selfish reasons. Such tragedy.
Love is a power so great that when taken to unconditional extreme will lead to evil but when felt and used in balance can redeem even the darkest mud to whitest snow.
My Dearest Ms. Coby
+ SOLO
+ Entire ANDOR series
+ ROGUE ONE
Please take me with you! 🥰🥰🥰
highly recommend andor
Agreed. Watch it all together we MUST!
Isn’t Andor the series where they talk in an alien language for great swaths of the episodes without translating ANYTHING?
Do you hate her? Why on earth would you wish Solo on somebody except to punish them.
@@TheSwordOfTheJedi-u2p LOL! True!
Coby after watching the first 6 SW films for the second time "I'm pretty sure the chancellor is the emperor, right??"
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@@Mr.Ekshin do you people seem to forget the tuskens aren't even people? They're a violent species that deserved everything that happened to them.
Something that pretty much everyone misses. In Padmé's funeral, her stomach is still enlarged, so the Sith would believe the children died with her
Unlike most Vader/Anakin simps. I dont have much sympathy for him. Only my understanding.
He had a lot going on for him and yet he succumbed to the Darkness.
He had a Brother like Master, who genuinely taught and loved him.
A loving, kind wife.
A place to call home, better than being slave.
What he lacked was a sense of gratitude.
34:35 yes Anakin is genuinely a good person who will do anything to protect the one's he loves. The animated series 'The Clone Wars' really drives that home through his relationship with his padawan named Ahsoka and all the clones in his battalion.
The Clone Wars TV show had to work extra hard to not upset the established lore as it was itself an afterthought like the prequels - it can get messy if the writers get lazy.
@@terrylandess6072 Luckily Lucas standing in the middle of the story room with a pencil prevented that, lol.
Leia remembers her mother because she was inspired to see visions of her. Bail and Breha would talk about her because they knew Padme. Luke has the same ability, but he was lied to by Owen and Beru went along with it.
That, and Lars never understood who Anakin, and Padme really were.
@@DaleESkywalker that’s a retcon of George’s bad writing and plot holes. I still love it though.
I always thought the mother she remembered was Breha organa. Since she grew up thinking theh were her parents
@@GS-Das
I mean, the original explanation was simply that she remembered her step-mom. Which is kinda boring but practical regarding plausibility.
@@Alias_Anybody But Luke asked, “your real mother.” Today, we recognize that Breha was her “real” mother. But Luke meant her birth mother, and that’s what Lea was answering.
The memes of this movie will never get old just like those younglings
If guys were Luke, how pissed off would you be if you found out Obiwan placed you on a fregging desert planer while your twin sister got to grow up in a fregging palace?? I'd so go full Seth just for that. 😂🤣
The Grievous cough literally comes from Mace Windu crushing his chest with the force.
Remember that in part 6 Darth Vader defeats Palpatine, meaning that he did bring back the balance. Anakin was the chosen one.
“Why does he just start burning though?!”
If you’re THAT CLOSE to lava in real life, you do, too. Lava is really that hot.
The same way that if you get paper to 451 degrees, it will burn, even if there is no open flame to ignite it.
Can't wait to see your reaction Coby!!!! You know it's coming, but when you see the fall, it's gut wrenching.
A lot of people shat on the prequels when they came out. They’re not perfect at all but they didn’t deserve their treatment. Hayden Christensen (Anakin) didn’t deserve his treatment.
I have always appreciated these movies for what they were. I think it’s the trash talking about the prequels that made Lucas sell the IP to Disney.
Most everyone I know was aware Palpatine was the Emperor. We knew how the PT was going to end, the fun was the ride getting there. We knew Anakin became Vader, we knew Padmé died, we knew the Republic became the Empire. We didn’t know how any of that happened, though, and that’s what made it such an experience. I was a kid when Episode I hit theatres and it was magic for me, probably the same way the OT was for my parents and their generation.