10 Star Wars Moments Deeper Than You Think

[@EmperorPilaf04]

I only come here for Jules' ending message. Thank you for that you leg

[@old_arsed_eldergoth2800]

One of my personal favorite quotes from Star Wars was from Qui Gon Jinn- "Your focus determines your reality." Truly, a lesson for life.

[@craigmorris4083]

Oh, in regards to #10, Obi was contemplating in front of a bust. That bust was of Count Dooku.

[@TheCastellan]

victim: AUGH, YOU CUT OFF MY HAND!!! Vader: Sorry if I ruined your love life.

[@devinfaucette]

Bro...I...I never noticed she talked with a British accent in 36 years....I...*Hangs head in Shame*

[@williamgroves3134]

Leia's formal accent was used in public to sound more Imperial with her informal accent normally heard by family and Rebels

[@TheCastellan]

8:14 Still thinking making 'em twins makes me wonder what George was snorting during the 1980's. :P

[@lysan1445]

Grievous cough was explained in the first two-part Clone Wars mini-series due to Mace Windu forcing his exoskeleton together. The cringy line about the sand was certainly a tribute to the arduous task of filming in the desert. If you have ever been to the desert, you know that the sand indeed gets everywhere, and it is coarse and irritating.

[@kevinlindstrom6752]

Dude!!!! The big about the cave - same thing happened when Luke freaked out on Ben in TLJ!

[@scotttemplin8331]

"A flaw more and more common amongst Jedi" PRETENSIONS.

[@HughHazelton-j7l]

3:55, I don't know if this has been talked about yet, but grevious is weilding obi-wans light saber and anakins blue lightsaber variant but with a green crystal?

[@killingragethrowback]

The beauty of the Clone Wars plan is that the Sith had the Jedi and the Republic in an inescapable trap. They could either use the clones and win, then have the clones backstab them, or they could refuse, and be conquered by the separatist. As good as the Jedi were, they had no army or navy. And the reason for not having any armed forces is the Ruusan Reformation. The Sith basically laid the groundwork for their victory thousands of years in advance. Palpatine was just the one that benefited, but also the idiot who lost it all because he loved taking risks. And the "I don't like sand scene" is a perfect example of why being too subtle is sometimes a detriment, and why popular non-niche entertainment needs to cater to the lowest common denominator, even if the rest of us feels our IQ slipping when they do. It was just too subtle. Kind of like all those people who say AEW has no story. Too subtle for them.

[@stephenramsey5585]

I agree that subtly and nuance can often be missed by your casual viewer, especially if they've been hooked by something less complex like action, plot twists or nudity, but I feel like delivery is also important. Lucas's main failing across all six movies was that his dialogue is not great and if you're layering subtle themes into bad dialogue, they're going to go over most people's heads beacause they'll fixate on the delivery rather than the message. Star Wars is full of this. Another example would be the Matrix sequels, which delivered to much exposition in massive dumps, or Tenet, which had much of the dialogue obstructed with masks. All great, intelligent movies hampered in their reception by poor dialogue choices.

[@kizzagt]

On number 6. You could also look at the luke's face in vader's helmet as a sly reveal of Vader being Luke's father.

[@scottwestleysmith3196]

In regard to #7, I couldn't help but to notice that Grevious wouldn't cough when he's talking to Sidious, but he did cough around Palpatine near the start of the movie. This leads me to believe that Grevious doesn't know that Palpatine is Sidious. Has anyone else noticed this?

[@monkofbob]

Jules, deep cut on Flash games, do it for Slime Jesus

[@davidpumpkinsjr.5108]

It's the beauty of Star Wars. It's a simple and corny space opera with a deus ex machina built into the plot. Even so, there is incredible depth where there logically shouldn't be.

[@QuarrellaDeVil]

3:30 "Deeper than you think". This is a callback to a scene in "Yojimbo", where our hero demonstrates his prowess to his potential employers by picking a fight in the middle of the street with a gang of bad guys. In a display of bravado, two of them essentially say "We're wanted men", and before you know it, they're dead or badly injured as Sanjuro coolly walks away, with an arm on the ground still clutching a sword. [For fans of "A Fistful of Dollars", this is the "coffins" scene. What would Samuel L. Jackson have done with *that* bit?]

[@Moochtv]

Is Jules back?

[@rhyscat]

Love you J

[@keithkeith7631]

I've always maintained that Vader didn't kill Kenobi. Kenobi killed himself a fraction of a second before Vader "killed him." Light sabers don't make you dissapear.

[@AaronLevine-t3j]

Should Maul be honored or dishonored by the fact he had body cut in half rather than just a single limb? Now Luke's final line to Leia takes on a whole new meaning now that she passed away.

[@pipepicasso8112]

Hello There!

[@paradoxworkshop4659]

Someone missed any of these?

[@windowwatcherproductions3383]

Your content and narration are quite good. However, the title is a bit odd. Alot of these aren't really "deaper than you think." They are just one off lines/scenes that happen to have retconned material written decades later. Not sure why you phrased it in that way.

[@stephen2501]

The princess nd the scoundrel novel was quite possibly the worst book created by Star Wars disney

[@archangel2015]

All these so called entries will be retconed again in a few months. Star Wars has no really cannon it’s what every bulls**t explanation the director or writer makes up on that day and Lucasfilms higher ups say that sounds good that’s now cannon until oh wait that contradicts something have to make that non cannon now.

[@skepple1554]

It’s not that serious