I wonder if Qui-Gon foresaw his death while in the energy shields, at the point where he took a deep breath. He was very in-tune with the Force, so it wouldn't surprise me; yet he continues on, knowing his destiny.
yes i feel he might have seen it also because apparently yoda can see the future, but that would mean qui gon would be almost on par with yoda. So idk maybe.
@@rigolemus6712 Qui Gon is above Yoda in some ways. He figured out how to become a Force Ghost and then taught Yoda (or gave himhe option to figure out) how to become one.
@@TheFirstCurse1 yeah no I know that now 😂 mannnn 4 years ago I didn’t know as much about Star Wars as I would have liked. Qui Gon is a top tier Jedi for sure
scynapz What is "too choreographed"? They're meant to be Jedi (and Sith), trained since they were able to walk, talk, and write to be duelists. It makes sense that they jump around to gain advantage, twist, turn, twirl & flourish the saber to distract the enemy, and incorporate the force etc. Compared to the Originals where they swing the sabers around just to hit, which is of course perfectly understandable also, why? Duh, Obi-Wan was an old human, Vader was younger (than Kenobi) but has a machine attached to him that keeps him alive and able to move even in his old age, but diminishes many possibilities of movement, and Luke, come on, let's be honest is a half-trained Jedi, with no Master to guide him, except ghosts of said Masters who can only guide him, advice him and help advance his understanding of the force, but lightsaber combat? No. It is evident in ROTJ, he may have improved since they last fought ESB, but he can't even bring down (not kill) Vader (given the points I've given above) without anger fueling his movements (which prove that his forte is more upon the force than his saber combat). So forgive me if I don't agree that the prequels are "too choreographed", to me it just made sense with the era the prequels are set on. If it were a youngling or a non-jedi fighting with a lightsaber with this much choreography, I would have agreed (because it doesn't really make sense). Like I said only TRAINED SINCE CHILDHOOD Jedi and Sith were fighting like that. (Though I can agree with one thing, the jumping I don't mind too much, but FLIPPING around? Nah that's just too far). I'm pretty sure the most hated part of the Preqs was the scriptwriting. Oh AND George Lucas, probably.
it means Lucas removed a basic concept of lightsaber combat that himself had established in the original trilogy: "lightsabers are heavy!" in 4, 5, 6 the choreography was made with the assumption that the swords were around 5lbs (2.5kg) distributed evenly across hilt and blade only in episode 1 lightsabers are used in a way that implies they have any weight, in 2 and 3 the choreography was made with the assumption that their weight is at most 1lb (0.5kg, the weight of a small loaf of bread) and only the hilt had weight.
jpteknoman You do realize you're trying to apply logic to a movie series that features space wizards who use supernatural powers to aid them in times of need, right? In fact, that could be the answer right there. The force is helping them. Besides, you can't use logic and reasoning when the goddamn FORCE exists in their universe.
You can wiki it or wookiepedia it. It's apart of the extended universe. The form Anakin used it very offensive meant to simply overwhelm your opponent quickly. But against someone who can defend against it, it can leave the user exhausted if they get into an extended battle. You don't see that much with Obi vs Anakin because the surge of the dark side is keeping Anakin going not to mention his endurance is already pretty high from training with Obi-wan.
Tbh this song fits this fight more than most of the other videos like this because the reason Kenobi is fighting here is kinda similar to the reason guile fights
I just remembered that. Back when ROTS came out I just thought . . . "Well, who are you Obi-Wan, the only one who can break the high ground?" Apparently, yes. Damn you, George Lucas.
1.Go to a theater playing this movie in 3-D and take an amplifier with a device that can connect to it that has the song Guile's Theme. 2.Make sure nobody sees the amp. 3.Go into the movie room playing this movie. 4.Hookup your amp to an outlet and plug in your device. 5.Play Guile's Theme at this part.
Probably to prevent blasts of energy from being released through that tunnel into the rest of the facility. But 6-7 damn force fields? You got me there.
i don't care what people say about the prequals i grew up with those movies and they hold a special place in my heart all the star wars movie's do the originals are a better yes but growing up i had all of them so i see them all as equal to me
The theme started too early, I think. It needed to wait for Qui-Gon to be killed and start right as Obi Wan rages out at Darth Maul, in my humble opinion... Right after Obi Wan's scream.
From re watching that moment in the beginning where Maul is pacing and Jinn is just sitting, I found the place where Bioware got the inspiration for Seethe, and Introspection from SWTOR. Now it makes so much sense!
@TheRealBarnez Actually, no, because some lightsabers were designed where it was quite literally like two lightsabers ducktaped together. Maul did that, and that's why it still worked. Gave him an edge, if you think about it, since he could fight with a single blade, then surprise his enemy and stab him with the other side.
he knew the day would come that someone would think to jump down that random hole he built, attempting suicide and those gates would hopefully give them time to think about it before they die.
If you have a huge cart of ore, it will move quite slowly, and if you're there unauthorized for ore-melting purposes, that ore will get all chopped up, adn there goes all that money you were trying to make. However, for good security, they only needed three or four, and instead they got eight.
My guess is security. Although apparently there was a miscommunication between him and the head of security, who decided to make everything motion activated. And why is there a giant shaft?! Death Star I had a giant shaft leading to its core, Cloud city had a giant shaft down the middle, Death Star II had 2 giant shafts in the Emperor's throne room AND a giant shaft leading to the core, and Theed's Hanger had a giant shaft. Someone likes their shafts.
If you watch the fight between Obi-wan and Ankin though, you'll see that Anakin is full out offensive and only defends himself against counter attacks where as Obi-wan is purely defensive and doesn't strike unless he sees an opening, which is what Soresu is meant to do...outlast your opponent until they make a mistake where Djem So is meant to put so much pressure on the defender that they can't adequately defend and it CREATES openings.
Obi-Wan told him not to do it, because it was virtually the same move that he used against Darth Maul. He knew 'exactly' what Anakin was going to do. Anyone else might have been surprised, but Obi fucking invented that shit.
Well, when you have a huge cart of ore, one laser gate is easy to pass. However, they only really needed three or four, and instead, they had eight. I guess the Nubians really wanted to protect a harmless melting pit.
I think the chamber is designed to contain massive amounts of energy like some sort of generator. Now, hell if I know. You'd think taht stuff wouldn't be so close to a palace full of nobles.
What should have happened is, when Qui-Gon is killed, the music stops, then as Obi-Wan is filled with rage, the music kicks in again, but louder and more intense.
It would´ve been better if Guile Theme started playing when it was only Obi Wan and Darth Maul. The one thing Obi Wan needed to beat Darth Maul was this theme.
Say what you will about the movie, but that fight choreograph was pretty damn good.
darkbeetlebot, third best fight in my opinion.
I especially like the parts where they are very careful not to accidentally hit one another with their lightsabers
In retrospect it's the only good part of the movie.
My response to this overly tiresome "say what you will about this movie" is: This movie is a masterpiece.
I feel like people are too harsh with the prequels.
One died for America
One did it for America
And One went home to be half a family man
Da da da da lucky there's a family man
1:40 street fighter stance
therealist811 Go home and be a Sith!
He killed darth maul FOR AMERICA
Epic guy eye i saw you at another comment section saying: he flexed FOR AMERICA
Wow thanks
Epic guy eye fuck America
Go home and be a family men
Panic Farm nukes and more than 300 million people would like to speak with you
I wonder if Qui-Gon foresaw his death while in the energy shields, at the point where he took a deep breath. He was very in-tune with the Force, so it wouldn't surprise me; yet he continues on, knowing his destiny.
OR... Maybe he didnt really know a shit about that.
yes i feel he might have seen it also because apparently yoda can see the future, but that would mean qui gon would be almost on par with yoda. So idk maybe.
@@rigolemus6712 Qui Gon is above Yoda in some ways. He figured out how to become a Force Ghost and then taught Yoda (or gave himhe option to figure out) how to become one.
@@TheFirstCurse1 yeah no I know that now 😂 mannnn 4 years ago I didn’t know as much about Star Wars as I would have liked. Qui Gon is a top tier Jedi for sure
Maybe he saw his death as a catalyst for a better future.
Did anybody else notice how well the music synched with the combat at 1:14?
Haha yeah I saw that!
+julianthegreat111 Woah... that was badass!
It was perfect.
julianthegreat111
Even synced with the ending of the fight
I was just about to say that man.
say what you will about the prequels,but the coreography is fucking dope
Actually that's what a lot of people (including myself) don't like about the prequels. It's too over choreographed.
scynapz What is "too choreographed"? They're meant to be Jedi (and Sith), trained since they were able to walk, talk, and write to be duelists. It makes sense that they jump around to gain advantage, twist, turn, twirl & flourish the saber to distract the enemy, and incorporate the force etc. Compared to the Originals where they swing the sabers around just to hit, which is of course perfectly understandable also, why? Duh, Obi-Wan was an old human, Vader was younger (than Kenobi) but has a machine attached to him that keeps him alive and able to move even in his old age, but diminishes many possibilities of movement, and Luke, come on, let's be honest is a half-trained Jedi, with no Master to guide him, except ghosts of said Masters who can only guide him, advice him and help advance his understanding of the force, but lightsaber combat? No. It is evident in ROTJ, he may have improved since they last fought ESB, but he can't even bring down (not kill) Vader (given the points I've given above) without anger fueling his movements (which prove that his forte is more upon the force than his saber combat). So forgive me if I don't agree that the prequels are "too choreographed", to me it just made sense with the era the prequels are set on. If it were a youngling or a non-jedi fighting with a lightsaber with this much choreography, I would have agreed (because it doesn't really make sense). Like I said only TRAINED SINCE CHILDHOOD Jedi and Sith were fighting like that. (Though I can agree with one thing, the jumping I don't mind too much, but FLIPPING around? Nah that's just too far). I'm pretty sure the most hated part of the Preqs was the scriptwriting. Oh AND George Lucas, probably.
it means Lucas removed a basic concept of lightsaber combat that himself had established in the original trilogy: "lightsabers are heavy!" in 4, 5, 6 the choreography was made with the assumption that the swords were around 5lbs (2.5kg) distributed evenly across hilt and blade
only in episode 1 lightsabers are used in a way that implies they have any weight, in 2 and 3 the choreography was made with the assumption that their weight is at most 1lb (0.5kg, the weight of a small loaf of bread) and only the hilt had weight.
jpteknoman You do realize you're trying to apply logic to a movie series that features space wizards who use supernatural powers to aid them in times of need, right? In fact, that could be the answer right there. The force is helping them. Besides, you can't use logic and reasoning when the goddamn FORCE exists in their universe.
Qui Gon Jin couldn't kill Darth Maul but Liam Neeson can
He has a particular set of skills
I can't wait for Star Wars Episode III: 3rd Strike
Duel of the fates is the ultimate lightsaber duel theme. Guile's theme: hold my beer.
1:43 + guile's theme = 🔥🔥🔥
this actually makes the scene even more epic :D
Silly Qui Gon. You could've just ran around the hole and waited for Obi-Wan to join the fray.
a long time ago in a galaxy far away, there was a song that fit with everything so well video editing was not even required.
He used the force for America!
I love the look on Maul's face, its like "Ohh I can't believe you just flipped over me, I'm going to just let you cut me in half now"
To my surprise this actually made the fight scene better
the time when that theme kicks in is awesome!
Guiles theme had the higher ground 😂😆
11 YEARS AGO HOLY DAMN. AND THIS IS 2022 TO Whoever is seeing this
Man you gotta love how Qui-Gon played it cool for the whole time the security field was on.
this fits very well
i love star wars so much
but i lost the complete dvd episodes
Um, he was never a bad Jedi, he is and forever will be one of the most epic Jedi ever.
When Duel of the Fates goes better with this
The vonsscout show : Reviews and analysis Go Home and be a family man.
The vonsscout show : Reviews and analysis that’s because it was made for this scene
That made that scene so much more intense.
I've watched 10 "Guile goes with everything" video's so far. And I gotta say, it really does go with everything.
You can wiki it or wookiepedia it. It's apart of the extended universe. The form Anakin used it very offensive meant to simply overwhelm your opponent quickly. But against someone who can defend against it, it can leave the user exhausted if they get into an extended battle. You don't see that much with Obi vs Anakin because the surge of the dark side is keeping Anakin going not to mention his endurance is already pretty high from training with Obi-wan.
this is probably the best scene out of episodes 1-3
at 0:49 qui-gon was like IT'S ON!
never let this meme die !
Tbh this song fits this fight more than most of the other videos like this because the reason Kenobi is fighting here is kinda similar to the reason guile fights
Shoulda put the echoing “Ooh ah!” sound in there for Qui Gon and Maul’s deaths.
love how both the top comments are about the doors
I love the old version of the song. Now I love the new version too! There was no change in emotion when (spoiler) Liam got axed...love it, hillarious.
This whole scene got so emotional.
Avenging Oskar Schindler is a task that requires subtlety.
I just remembered that. Back when ROTS came out I just thought . . . "Well, who are you Obi-Wan, the only one who can break the high ground?"
Apparently, yes. Damn you, George Lucas.
1.Go to a theater playing this movie in 3-D and take an amplifier with a device that can connect to it that has the song Guile's Theme.
2.Make sure nobody sees the amp.
3.Go into the movie room playing this movie.
4.Hookup your amp to an outlet and plug in your device.
5.Play Guile's Theme at this part.
Probably to prevent blasts of energy from being released through that tunnel into the rest of the facility. But 6-7 damn force fields? You got me there.
When Darth Maul killed Liam Neeson, at 1:38 i just yelled
KILL THAT FUCKER!
i don't care what people say about the prequals i grew up with those movies and they hold a special place in my heart all the star wars movie's do the originals are a better yes but growing up i had all of them so i see them all as equal to me
Darth Maul was my second favorite Sith Lord
guy playing darth maul is a real martial arts master, who also played toad in the first x men movie. hes a beast! :3
this lightsaber fight is probably the best in the saga. i was hoping general grevious was gonna be better but it ended too quickly
The theme started too early, I think. It needed to wait for Qui-Gon to be killed and start right as Obi Wan rages out at Darth Maul, in my humble opinion...
Right after Obi Wan's scream.
I'm having this played at my funeral... It's official...
Ben Kenobi wins KO
FATALITY
Wrong game buddy
even though he dies darth maul's fighting style changes in a pinch when his saber gets chopped. pretty adaptive to a situation
obi wan always has the higher ground.
Eh, its okay. You got a skill that most don't have.
May the Force be with you.
who would ever dislike this? its awesome!!!
Beat saber is on another level now
@garethmagis In Street Fighter 2, when Guile defeats any fighter he says "Go home and be a family man!"
In-universe, the laser gates are for security purposes. That ore melting pit is a high-security area.
This fight is the only time jedi were cool on screen.
Darth Maul: Its over Obiwan, i have the high grounds.
Obiwan: dont underestimate my power!
By fair my favorite Starwars scene
How can he just meditate and be so calm like that? Geez.
0:53 I can't miss this epicness I gotta go there fast!
From re watching that moment in the beginning where Maul is pacing and Jinn is just sitting, I found the place where Bioware got the inspiration for Seethe, and Introspection from SWTOR. Now it makes so much sense!
at 2:54 Darth Maul: I think i just shit myself.
@polishroxxor The field projectors were apparently the only thing stronger than a lightsabre
@TheRealBarnez Actually, no, because some lightsabers were designed where it was quite literally like two lightsabers ducktaped together. Maul did that, and that's why it still worked. Gave him an edge, if you think about it, since he could fight with a single blade, then surprise his enemy and stab him with the other side.
he knew the day would come that someone would think to jump down that random hole he built, attempting suicide and those gates would hopefully give them time to think about it before they die.
If you have a huge cart of ore, it will move quite slowly, and if you're there unauthorized for ore-melting purposes, that ore will get all chopped up, adn there goes all that money you were trying to make. However, for good security, they only needed three or four, and instead they got eight.
My guess is security. Although apparently there was a miscommunication between him and the head of security, who decided to make everything motion activated.
And why is there a giant shaft?! Death Star I had a giant shaft leading to its core, Cloud city had a giant shaft down the middle, Death Star II had 2 giant shafts in the Emperor's throne room AND a giant shaft leading to the core, and Theed's Hanger had a giant shaft. Someone likes their shafts.
If you watch the fight between Obi-wan and Ankin though, you'll see that Anakin is full out offensive and only defends himself against counter attacks where as Obi-wan is purely defensive and doesn't strike unless he sees an opening, which is what Soresu is meant to do...outlast your opponent until they make a mistake where Djem So is meant to put so much pressure on the defender that they can't adequately defend and it CREATES openings.
You probably should've started the theme around 1:42.
starwars has never been more awsome
How did THIS not get an oscar?
Obi-Wan told him not to do it, because it was virtually the same move that he used against Darth Maul. He knew 'exactly' what Anakin was going to do. Anyone else might have been surprised, but Obi fucking invented that shit.
Well, when you have a huge cart of ore, one laser gate is easy to pass. However, they only really needed three or four, and instead, they had eight. I guess the Nubians really wanted to protect a harmless melting pit.
Straight away he clocked us for what we were. Small-time wasters with an accidental big deal.
In his last moments, Qui-gon realized that he should have gone home and been a family man.
THIS DOESNT GO TOGETHER nOTHING WILL REPLACE THE SORROW AND PAIN I FELT WHEN QUIGON FELL!
THIS MAKES THIS SCENE FROM THSI GOD AWEFUL MOVIE SO MUCH BETTER
this theme just makes the battle even more epic for liam neeson :P
I just realized after all these years and seeing the episodes whose lightsaber Obi-Konobi used after the first ep.!
If you've played TOR at all you'd know that there is a cooldown on Force Push unless you follow it up by Force Charging. GOSH.
star wars have never been more epic
Qui-gon gin is by far my second favorite Jedi
Go home, you will. Be a family Jedi, you must.
Looks like Darth Maul is... *sunglasses* Half the family man he used to be.
"Obi-wan... Promise me.... you'll train the boy... to be a family man..."
2:00 Am I the only one who said: "flash kick!"?
Shafts are for throwing people down to conclude a dramatic fight.
Maul: *Defeats Jedi master*
Also Maul: *Is defeated by padawan*
Edit: *TRAINING 100*
This video becomes part of my life.
They probably prevent people from accessing the hole, which may be an exhaust vent of some kind.
saddest moment in all the starwars movies
Lightsaber cuts don't make you bleed, the cuts are instantly cauterized from the heat of the blade, thats why he didn't bleed
I think the chamber is designed to contain massive amounts of energy like some sort of generator. Now, hell if I know. You'd think taht stuff wouldn't be so close to a palace full of nobles.
@shooter0078 Some sorta refinery for that goo that the gungans use, it turns it into pure plasma for power.
Qui-Gon: Now go home and be a family jedi!
there is not enough anger or tension in that song to match the vibe of the fight scene.
Of all the Star Wars in all the canon, you had to choose Phantom Menace.
What should have happened is, when Qui-Gon is killed, the music stops, then as Obi-Wan is filled with rage, the music kicks in again, but louder and more intense.
It would´ve been better if Guile Theme started playing when it was only Obi Wan and Darth Maul. The one thing Obi Wan needed to beat Darth Maul was this theme.
yea it goes with star wars but the original star wars music is still one of the best orchestral music and it fit better to this scene
my brother and i know this duel inside and out, time for a backyard reenactment