11 Stupid Star Wars Movie Mistakes You Probably Missed

[@bowensaxe4305]

I like the idea that Droids don’t feel pain but have an overcoming amount of fear when it comes to the idea of being damaged:,(

[@madisonnoll4236]

I'm kind if sure that somewhere I've heard that the robots do feel pain. My mind was blown!

[@arraneyandco.5204]

Droids have pain receptors

[@bowensaxe4305]

@@arraneyandco.5204 that’s wild

[@mse2130]

@@arraneyandco.5204 but why? What purpose does that serve?

[@GruntCo]

To be fair, I think it's for preventing the droid going self aware. If it feels pain and doesn't want to listen, it'll get punished.

[@martinwestern3334]

I always assumed Leia was talking about her adoptive mother when she said this since she may not have realised Like was referring to Padme

[@brandynkoogler4500]

Leia might actually believe her adopted mother is her real mother as of that point she didn't yet know otherwise. Her adopted mother may also have died when leia was very young.

[@NidraxGaming]

@@brandynkoogler4500 yeah, one might have thought so, but officially both Bail and Breha Organa died during the destruction of Alderaan, so neither option makes sense

[@brandynkoogler4500]

I don't know. But if you leave these things in the hand of Dave Filoni everything has an answer in time. He is the future of star wars and john favrou or however you spell it

[@mixtisoreviews6880]

I can tell no one here actually remembers the scene. Her reply was “Just images, really. Feelings.” So it was more like due to her having the ability of the force, and her mother dying at the time of her’s and Luke’s birth, she had absorbed her mother’s feelings and imprinted on her

[@brandynkoogler4500]

@@mixtisoreviews6880 best answer I've heard yet

[@partariothe5th]

I always took Leia remembering her mother to mean she was told stories and shown pictures of Padme by Bail as he was a good friend of hers.

[@bobbyhill6828]

I don't know if thats what they were really going for, or if its an oversight. I like to think that though

[@brentonhall4555]

That’s a good explanation too !! 👍

[@RbkARI]

@@bobbyhill6828 It's obviously an oversight, but we all like to rationalize inconsistencies between the movies.

[@corpsebrigadepowerhouse993]

She had a connection with the force, maybe the images she “remembered” were transferred that way, she felt what her mother was like even if she was too young to really remember what she looked like

[@cacho2112]

I like this headcanon

[@Berengier817]

Empire Strikes Back, when Luke runs out of the wampa cave, you hear his lightsaber turning off, but it isn't turned off

[@patstevens4560]

I have been watching this scene on every edition for years, wondering why they never fixed this.

[@danc2014]

Why does he run out? It's cold outside and you have a weapon. Run outside and freeze your ass off.

[@spacecowboy2957]

So, you went on about some sort of "huge weakness" in the design of the AT-AT walkers in The Empire Strikes Back but that only proves that you weren't paying attention either to what the real weaknesses are or to the actual battle that took place. First off, in the battle scene, it was clearly shown that multiple speeders tried attacking the hulking walkers from the sides. It was only after doing this that Commander Skywalker realized that doing just that was never going to get them anywhere because the sides and rear of the massive vehicles were so heavily armored and their attacks were simply shirked off as nothing more than a mosquito bite. That was the specific reason that Luke even thought to use the tow cables at all. Secondly, the large, armor-plated sides are, in fact, not the greatest weakness of the walkers. The joints are. This is precisely why the very first shots in the very first volley fired by the defending rebels were aimed directly at the large joints in the legs which proved useless because they were ray shielded (protected against energy weapons, i.e. blasters and blaster canons). That's why it was decided to send the speeders out to conduct zero-point defense up close. And after tow cables were used to trip the walkers, the only viable weakness could be exploited, which was the neck joint where it met the body. This particular target was extremely difficult to hit since the massive armor plating on the backs and sides of the walkers protected it from direct assault. And this only left one remaining option which was to attack from head on. And this was was nothing more than a suicide attack since the large, forward-facing canons could easily shoot down anyone stupid or foolish enough to dare to try. But once the walkers were tripped using the tow cables, that left the only exploitable weakness a viable target.

[@RyanConnell5150]

Why not fly high and to the left and right and get behind and above the walkers and aim at the neck joints?

[@Theanimeisforme]

@@RyanConnell5150 because the snow speeder was a the equivalent of supped up fork lift with two 50mm auto cannons strapped to it

[@Sephiroth144]

@@Theanimeisforme Not sure that's apt- it would be closer to a dune buggy... but its repulsors only had so much lift. So while they could get higher than an AT-AT, they couldn't get their blasters aimed "down" in, since they'd be more or less horizontal. (Also, if they decided to hover, well, bang bang boom.) Shame they didn't have the memos from Scarif though- using Ion Weapons on the joints would likely do wonders (since it craps up the hydraulics & magnetics and such keeping the walkers legs from collapsing under the weight).

[@AvoidTheCadaver]

​@@Sephiroth144 You've also kinda hit on the problem of attacking from above. If the snow speeders only had repulsors they more or less have to fly parallel to the ground so the repulsors can work against the gravity.

[@jedironin380]

@@AvoidTheCadaver Except in the Kenobi series, where now they can hover in-place and fly just like an X-Wing...??

[@Lizum213]

For the Samuel L. Jackson one, I assumed that it was simply a different Jedi.

[@Sephiroth144]

I believe that is the canon explanation- though that probably has more to do with "shit, the nerds noticed; what do we tell them?".

[@H-H777]

@@Sephiroth144 thats why 99% of star wars content other than movies exists

[@Sephiroth144]

@@H-H777 Counterpoint- The reason it exists is more cash money; but they need to wrap the cash grab in something, and placating nerds is a common Star Wars wrapping paper.

[@GlennSkywalker2305]

Well for me idk but my favorite movie mistake is the stormtrooper bumping his head in a new hope

[@seankim7055]

not a mistake. it was a miracle

[@SUFC1898]

It’s Glenn! From tactical operators discord!

[@berzerkisnotaqt1250]

‘There are no accidents’ - Master Oogway

[@RyanConnell5150]

Lucas adding a bonk sound effect in that scene was one of the best changes he made to the OT

[@RealMysticalMan]

When the scene was actually being made it was a mistake but it got a good reaction from the audience

[@p.l.537]

8:28. The irony; focusing on the plan of attack against the AT-AT's as the main mistake. While showing the clip of the stick coming out of the ground and nudging the foot, so the walker falls over.

[@thearkhamnerd8393]

I was thinking the same thing. I came to the comments to look for one that would say something about it. However I never thought about the walkers only being able to fire forwards so I guess it’s good that they covered it. Still ironic tho

[@RyanConnell5150]

@@thearkhamnerd8393 think of it an American football field/ European football pitch... The hangar was in one endzone/goal and the walkers were on the other end facing the opposing goal. So the snowspeeders would have had to fly way left and way right to flank the walkers while their friends on the ground are getting shot to sh*t

[@InitialiseDisk]

And another thing is that the Star Destroyers should have just come into the Atmosphere and blown Echo base to pieces with their turbo lasers.

[@silverblitzen_ag]

@@InitialiseDisk But isn't that why they sent the AT-ATs in? To blow up the shield generators so that the Destroyers could come in an obliterate the base?

[@InitialiseDisk]

@@silverblitzen_ag Well I guess so but it didn't require them to do it from Space, why not just do it in the atmosphere?

[@joshuachristian5443]

You missed the biggest mistake of all, George Lucas selling the rights to Disney!

[@andresren6975]

If that didnt happen you wouldn't watching all the next series and movies

[@joshuachristian5443]

@@andresren6975 I actually forgot I posted this. I saw episode 7 in the theater. Was looking forward to episode 8. Saw it in the theater and was disappointed. Never had any interest in episode 8 or Solo. Someday I'm sure I will but don't care either way. I'm not really interested in the prequels either. I think I am a Darth Vader fan more than a Star Wars fan.

[@andresren6975]

@@joshuachristian5443 I understand 😂

[@Dylank001]

@@joshuachristian5443 I like the prequels more than the new ones, or really any of them, George did have a plan for the new trilogy, he gave them to Disney when he sold it and it was completely scrapped

[@Dylank001]

@@joshuachristian5443 I like the prequels more than the new ones, or really any of them, George did have a plan for the new trilogy, he gave them to Disney when he sold it and it was completely scrapped

[@straka125]

4:15 actually Finn was the 3rd non force sensitive character to wield a lightsaber. General Grevious and Han Solo (when he cut the tauntaun) both held and used them.

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854]

If Pademe can have a decoy, so can Mace...

[@kabirrathoremuthu1541]

I feel like when Leia said she remembered her mom was beautiful and kind that there was some kind of Force connection between them that was special...I always thought that for some reason

[@Blyoda]

I thought you speak backwards?

[@kabirrathoremuthu1541]

@@Blyoda worked on my grammar, I have. Also I think my username was something different back then

[@weegee_darthno4045]

@@kabirrathoremuthu1541 Master yoda has Allah forgave you?

[@kabirrathoremuthu1541]

@@weegee_darthno4045 wat?

[@calumneeson20]

I thought something similar, like could she not be referring to force visions that she thinks are memories due to not understanding her power?

[@cacho2112]

Didn't Luke say "that armor is too strong for blasters"? So even if they did fire on the rear of the AT-AT walkers, it would be ineffective

[@Silent4TheHunt]

Finn is the second non-jedi character to wield a lightsaber.. (probably after Han Solo?) *All the sith and (non force sensitive) general grievous: Am I a joke to you?*

[@cacho2112]

Second human non Jedi

[@yellow_snow6480]

@@cacho2112 but sith are still human tho right?

[@steve29384]

@@yellow_snow6480 yeah a lot of them are

[@RyanConnell5150]

@@yellow_snow6480 Maul wasn't

[@exe372]

@@yellow_snow6480 followers of the Sith could be human, the original sith were red skinned aliens though. There were plenty non-human .

[@Gogettor]

You missed the biggest mistake: REY SKYWALKER.

[@OmenOfMiasma31]

I don't think that was a problem

[@ShoeBox-fj3fo]

Rey will never be a Skywalker

[@OmenOfMiasma31]

@@ShoeBox-fj3fo why not

[@ShoeBox-fj3fo]

@@OmenOfMiasma31 u cant say I'm a Skywalker when u r a palpatine

[@OmenOfMiasma31]

@@ShoeBox-fj3fo yes you can she adopted a last name that was going extinct and obviously had approval from Luke and Leia

[@L33T_Taco]

The thing about the Walkers attack on Hoth was snow storms prevented most flights, which the walkers were able to walk up to the base under cover of the storm. As for the design, the at-at was a replacements for the Clone Walkers. The size of the AT-AT is supposed to cause fear among enemies when they are marched up to a force, with strong cannons that can devastate armor and emplacements in its path. They are usually guarded by the assaulting infantry (who some have rocket launchers that can lock onto aircraft) as well as smaller 2 legged walkers who can also fire at aircraft. These are the ones usually responsible for protecting their more valuable assets like the AT-AT while the AT-AT is just the fear inspiring heavy puncher. As for the all the speeder's approach pattern, the hanger bay is facing towards the front where the attack is coming from so obviously they have to attack straight forward, also the speeders targets weren't just the walkers they were to support ground troops that were pushed forward ahead of the AT-AT's. The movie does reuse a couple shots like the shot of the speeders cockpit as they are flying towards the AT-AT's, but there's a few shots where they approach from behind and the sides as well. However once you fly in from behind them your eventually going to end up in front of their guns. Plus it took them a couple passes before they finally realized their blaster fire wouldn't penetrate the AT-AT's armor so they hadn't decided they needed cables yet (Which on its own is a weird concept to put tow cables on the rear blaster turret) Also Liea doesn't know they are brother and sister yet... so she isn't referring to Padme but rather her adoptive mother.

[@zynnfindo4776]

Who on earth was saying that the Throne Room scene was possibly one of the best scenes in Star Wars? Because I need to have a talk with them.

[@elshamaro4658]

Still better than 90% of the prequels.

[@silverjaguar6744]

@@elshamaro4658 the prequels are amazing, better than the sequels at least. They had a plan, clear motive, clear start and end, helped build up the universe, and explored the origin of characters from the OT. The sequels were just, there

[@tjaxel2436]

@@elshamaro4658 bruh you’re lost

[@ReactAsyIum]

@@silverjaguar6744 the idea of the prequels were sound, but they were far less interesting and much more poorly written than the sequels in terms of dialogue especially. I say this as a 90s kid who grew up with those movies. They haven't aged well beyond the memes. (RoTS isn't half bad though, nor is Clone Wars)

[@silverjaguar6744]

@@ReactAsyIum I think people are still sleeping on The Phantom Menace. Liam Neeson played really well, and young Anakin wasn't as bad as people think. The worst thing is Jar Jar, but other than that it's a good movie. Episode 2 is indeed a bit dated

[@Joffie69]

that "power cable" to power Amidala's dress i think you will find was a crack in the wall.. lol

[@that_mf1]

No... a crack wouldn’t be as smooth of a line, plus you can see the cable on the ground.

[@2001hnaqvi]

@@that_mf1 no no he has a point

[@patrickkundegraber3343]

Well did Leia know she was adopted? She could have talked about Bail Organa's first wife.

[@boy_becauseofyou]

In books about Leias youth she does know.

[@austinconnors7449]

One of the stupid Star Wars mistakes I always realize is in “empire strikes back” when Luke is in the wampa cave. He ignites his Saber and cuts the wampas arm off, you can hear the lightsaber go off but he runs with it still on. I notice it every time I watch Empire strikes back.

[@hersonflores8832]

Also the arm looks a lot smaller when compared to the one intact 😅

[@LordSStorm]

The one where the Emperor who successfully ran 2 sides of a galactic war consistently displays a lack of any tactical reasoning as do his officers, and Vader, a former Jedi with a history in unconventional warfare.

[@joebond545]

I never even liked the throne room scene, bring back the prequel lightsaber battles, they were so cool. Rey and kylo fighting was so dead

[@pizzawonderer5024]

The sequel fights were terrible. Instead of Jedi and with masters elegantly swinging their weapons, the sequels is just a Mary sue and an 8 year old with a temper tantrum uselessly flailing their lightsabers

[@Sephiroth144]

@@pizzawonderer5024 While their assailants perform kickflips and sweet jumps around the side as they wait their turn...

[@citadelli]

After Owen buys, R5 and it pops its motivator he points to R2, where R5 is still beside him lol.

[@12thMandalorian]

People pay far to much attention and forget to enjoy the movie

[@a_balloon]

Ok, so this is so true

[@beckdahl4252]

None of these really matter except the last one the scene is just bad, it’s not enjoyable when all the guards are just flailing around and hitting Rey and Kylos lightsabers and the part where the weapon disappears it’s just an embarrassment to StarWars

[@adamdiamond4809]

I just loved watching the force awakens

[@adamdiamond4809]

And yes the other ones 😀 but come on the force awakens os dope

[@adamdiamond4809]

Is

[@mikemcdevitt9570]

Leia has a way to remember her mother. It's called Jedi telepathy, and she was innately better at it than Luke.

[@erickmorales8344]

Star Wars a new hope Luke says Carrie instead of leia as he’s jumping out of his Xwing after blowing up the Death Star that always jumped out at me

[@Maevola]

The "older" Lightsaber duels actually do not focus less on skill. They just more accurately represent what dueling with swords of that configuration (aka very light ones) would probaply look like. It does of course look less impressive but still. Swirling your blade around an awful lot is actually rather stupid as it gives the opponent a chance to strike while your guard is down. Again im not complaining about the decision to give the duels more gymnastics, those are fun to look at, from a swordfighting standpoint however the older ones are more accurate.

[@5674inCincy]

and the sequels prove your point over and over and over again!

[@porkman78]

I stopped watching star wars after they killed my man ackbar

[@RicoX-17]

Yeah, they didn't even give him a proper fare-well, just killed him off quick and didn't mention him afterwards. Like "Oh no... Anyways..." 😒

[@kungolaf4499]

He wasn't even a main character. He was just a reckognizable backdrop character. Even Admiral Holdo had a more sizeable role in 8 than Ackbar in 6. This is a fact whether you like the film or not.

[@trevinjmes]

@@kungolaf4499 oh yea its not like he’s the head man in charge of the rebellion fleet during the original triology, just a minor background character

[@Kmax_817]

It’s a trap

[@Daniel-415-Ponce]

If the filmmakers of Episode VIII had to do that controversial weaponized-hyperdrive scene, then Ackbar should have been the character given the glory of self-sacrifice, not that pink-haired mean-faced Vice Admiral Gender Studies woman.

[@rustyweeks1979]

9:24 I think Leah was remembering her adopted mother. Senator Organa's wife could have died in Leah's childhood. IDK.

[@KingofPotatoPeople]

The one I can never unsee is in ANH - at the droid sale the camera keeps cutting back on Artoo and you can clearly see R5-D4 in the background.....after he blew up in front of Luke!

[@Wizard_of_Ozil10]

gonk droids feel pain the same way luke and anakin feel pain through their mechanical arms

[@J.O.R.D]

Number 11 the Gonk droid 😂 everytime I see that scene on a list I think to myself that the hot stick doesn’t even touch his legs 🤦🏽‍♂️ Glad it’s been recognised and put on a list itself

[@thegogglesfam352]

they were simply warming its feet because they know how holy gonk droids are and wanted to honour it

[@MordasMakesStuff]

To be fair, They're just trying to overheat it. Gonk droids are basically mini nuclear generators so if they get damaged, the results are BAD. So, to torture it, they try to overheat its legs (which have heat dispersion vents to release heat) so that they can try to damage/deactivate it without destroying the entire palace.

[@RyanConnell5150]

@@MordasMakesStuff I hope you're not bsing

[@MordasMakesStuff]

@@RyanConnell5150 nope! That's canon, baby. You remember in clone wars how Rex used gonk droids to destroy that separatist carrier?

[@Ricobaca]

Back in the 80's nobody noticed or cared about those mistakes because there were no other movies out like Star Wars. Everything was an awestruck moment. The original trilogy started the futuristic space movie craze.

[@matthewthomson6126]

In the Phantom Menace, when Qui-gon, Anakin, Jar Jar and Padme stay at Anakins home, Shmi is pouring drinks for everyone, and there is no liquid coming out the jug. It cuts away, then when it cuts back, there is suddenly liquid coming out the jug

[@namesy]

Leia doesn’t know her “real” mum isn’t her real mum at that point. So the mum she is talking about it the one she believes is real. So I would presume Organa’s wife.

[@derekhageman8537]

I think leia said that she fondly remembered her mother because right when Luke and Leia were born Yoda and Obi-wan sent the children into hiding so they wouldn't be discorved and dragged into galactic warfare, so whomever raised Leia was probably instructed to treat her as if she was one of their own, leading Leia to believe that they were her parents

[@traxbun]

the lightsaber power cord showing was really cool IMO, it gives it a much more nostalgic feeling or soemthing

[@RyanConnell5150]

Anakin didn't phase through the droid factory door. He and Padme clearly duck down through a door designed for Geonosians.

[@rayzapata5336]

Omg you nailed #1 I watch that scene and always said that she was dead , but no the guy with two swords all of a sudden has one and still doesn’t use his free hand at all

[@jacemonster5]

the bit about Leia being unable to remember Padme could have been a mix of Force shenanigans and stories told by Bail Organa and his wife

[@ludviglund3056]

the nr. 11 on the list... i know the gunk droid doesnt get touch by the firey moltlen shit, but it might still be hot, and gonk droid go sad :(

[@Kmax_817]

The real problem here is that Gonk is the most powerful being in the Star Wars universe (assuming Obi wan doesn’t have the high ground) burning would be nothing more then a scratch for his immortal ass

[@orangeglow57Official]

Ah yes, I'm sure the empire also overlooked such a "design flaw" and made the back of the walkers out of paper

[@ErokLobotomist]

It's weird, I've seen so many of these videos for other movies but never Star Wars, and I'm a huge fan. Thanks for the video lol

[@pupdudestopmotions7409]

"one of the greatest scenes in all of star wars" What has happened to us.

[@queckules6145]

No. 1 should be the sequels in general

[@benjaminfugman7333]

When Luke asks Leia about her mother, and she responds, the person she is talking about is Breha Organa, widely erroneously believed to have perished in the destruction of Aldaraan she actually died long before, in a household accident triggered when she was frightened by Grimtaash the Molator, like so many wives of Aldaraani monarchs before her. It is unclear whether the malevolent spirit was destroyed along with the planet, or if it had followed Princess Leia off planet, and continued to haunt her, as she was the last remnant of the Aldaraan royal family. Her little known distaste for Dejaric at least suggests that she may have been aware ofGrimtaash the Molator.

[@billygilmusic5072]

the biggest mistake was the entire sequel trilogy

[@gringo3002]

I'm thinking that the word "mistake" has the connotation of something done unintentionally.

[@compherut]

Actually Finn is force sensitive that’s what he wanted to tell Rey in rise of skywalker it was confirmed by the actor

[@joelm5509]

Indeed, originally TFA had a longer scene with Finn wielding lightsaber, but it was cut for some reasons.

[@pizzawonderer5024]

Can Disney just stop with the whole "magically getting the force for no apparent reason" I'm sick of it First we have rey, who just decides that she has the force Then we have leia, who despite appearing normal, manages to Mary poppins her way THROUGH SPACE in TLJ Then we have Finn, a stormtrooper who somehow manages to acquire the force. Why can't Disney just make a main character who isn't a force sensitive? I'm tired of main characters just magically getting the force for literally no reason

[@coltranevitalius3845]

For Leia remembering her mother, I like to think that had something to do with the force, and she could "remember" what her mother looked like and her personality through the force.

[@armoroftruth3166]

Wait you of all people actually put TLJ in the number 1?!proud of your progress👍

[@gavinhackbarth769]

8:35 Ok I have a theory on this. Leia never says any actual memories of her mother and more just tells what she was like. I believe she, being force sensitive could see her mother through the force.

[@that_mf1]

I think she was talking about her adopted mother. (Bail’s wife in the scene where they hold her on Alderaan.)

[@RyanConnell5150]

Or George Lucas retroactively created a plot hole in ROTJ by killing off Padme right after Luke and Leia were born in ROTS...

[@jimclancy7354]

You can clearly see the stick push the AT-AT in the battle of hoth to tip over. Lando hits his head in Jabbas palace on the first reveal.

[@jessicaalvarez9812]

Actually pretty sad how much worse the lightsaber battles from the sequels are compared to the prequels

[@xREANIMATI0Nx]

In episode 3 when Obi-Wan and Anakin are fighting Obi-Wan can be seen holding Anakins lightsaber in some shots when Anakin is choking him

[@joelm5509]

Yes and also Palpatine is using Anakins lightsabers hilt while fighting Mace Windu. Originally he was suppose to use Anakins blue saber, but hey post production, they just edited it red and you can cleary see his hilt.

[@martythemartian99]

When Leia said her mother died when she was young, I always assumed she was speaking of her foster mother as Bail Organa and his wife probably never told Leia she was adopted.

[@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodb7585]

The Gonk droid is a walking power generator,so it would need to cool down. The holes in the feet are for steam to flow out from the coolant pumps. The heat from the poles must’ve activated the feet’s holes.

[@Karolpa1138]

One of the things I love about star wars: there is an in-universe explanation for everything :-D

[@ericbrown8627]

The fight in The Last Jedi is the biggest f'en joke ever.

[@pizzawonderer5024]

Having the guts to even call it a fight is just.....

[@LarryLeeMoniz]

Awesome stuff Josh! You have pointed out a few I didn't realize!

[@ericlondon2663]

IDK...Leia could have remembered her mother due to the Force. Not a contradictory moment at all.

[@spacecowboy2957]

You also went on about Leia's memory of her mother, Padme Amidala Skywalker. What you failed to understand about this is that the twin sister of the strongest Jedi in the galaxy also has a high m-count and is also attuned to the force which, as was clearly described by Obi Wan in The Empire Strikes Back, gives one the ability to view the past and future. And since Leia was strong with the force, she also had some natural ability which she didn't realize was the force, at the very least. This is how she was able to remember her mother even though she died almost immediately after Leia & Luke were born. Even young Anakin didn't realize that he had some natural force sensitivity/ability that he thought was natural. This enabled him to become a highly-skilled pilot who won the Bunta Eve podrace and also single-handedly took out an entire capital ship. He would later develop these skills and strengthen his sensitivity to the force and become the best star pilot in the galaxy.

[@RyanConnell5150]

Or...hear me out... this may sound crazy...but maybe... just maybe... Return of the Jedi was released 22 years before Revenge of the Sith and George Lucas did a bad job NOT retroactively creating plot holes in the the original trilogy by things that happened in the prequels.

[@chunkymonkey7983]

@@RyanConnell5150 It's more of a retcon than a plot hole.

[@anakinskywalker6666]

NOW that you mention the power cord for the lightsaber NOW I CAN'T un see that lol thanks a lot

[@them4477]

AT-AT's are heavily armored and that's why blasters did nothing. So, Luke works out that using the grappling hook is the best idea.

[@clicksforbricks9362]

Leia has force psychometry, she can touch an object and see/feel it’s memories. Bail was good friends with padme, if leia touched anything from bails shirt to a dinner plate or a decoration that was near padme she could get one of these memories.

[@RyanConnell5150]

Or George Lucas retroactively created a plot hole in ROTJ by killing off Padme right after Luke and Leia were born in ROTS...

[@d.l.9517]

The AT-ATs in their concept design phase had canons all around. They even reused some of the concept designs for them as the juggernauts in AotC too.

[@JaredGriffiths2000]

I love the stormtroopers banging his head!

[@alfredvickers4054]

Luke: Do you remember your mother? Your *real* mother? Leia: Just a little bit. She died when I was very young. Luke: What do you remember? Leia: Just images, really. *Feelings.* She was very beautiful. Kind, but *sad.* What we see in Revenge of the Sith fits with this description. Padme dies from deep depression just after giving birth. The focus on feelings in Leia's dialogue implies that newborn Leia was instinctively using her innate Force abilities to sense what Padme was feeling. The Force connection may be responsible for her being able to remember Padme at all. People need to stop spreading this nonsense that Leia is remembering her adoptive mother. That's clearly not the intention, and this isn't a real contradiction in the first place.

[@RyanConnell5150]

Or George Lucas retroactively created a plot hole in ROTJ by killing off Padme right after Luke and Leia were born in ROTS...

[@dawno.]

"to sort of guarantee quality care" *shows Luke throwing away his lightsaber*

[@BadBomb555]

Everyone probably forgot about Finn's disappearing blaster since it resulted into the coolest lightsaber duel in the sequels: Finn vs. TR-8R. The Throne Room scene in TLJ on the other hand is kept as one of worst lighsaber fights in Star Wars when all those errors are so on the nose.

[@jedironin380]

Other reviews on the Throne Room scene clearly show some of the guards jumping around and swinging at nothing. I'd laugh if it wasn't so sadly done.

[@arraneyandco.5204]

I lost brain cells watching this

[@DanSan97]

9:53 this happens in most films tho- in the MCU people would just go for caps shield

[@posindustries]

Yeah, welcome to basic film fight choreography, WhatCulture guy.

[@Kmax_817]

But in the mcu, Captain Americas strongest attacks come from the shield, so not blocking it for one cheap hit (assuming he’s actually using his body) is a death wish. Cap also is very durable, so a few hits wouldn’t take him out

[@goldleader9924]

Sadly, this list doesn’t quite hold up under scrutiny.

[@Cilliancalton]

'You'd expect the movies to be made with quality care" proceeds to show the Last Jedi

[@johnnybgoode2333]

I can't unsee the power cable to Kenobi's lightsaber now...

[@MoonGodKon]

Leia has some sort of force ability that allows her to see visions of the past or future or present, that's how she knew about Luke at the end of Empire.

[@osmosisjones4912]

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[@dinoduderocket]

That line about being the second non Jedi to weild a lightsaber in the film's is just not true. Second non force user maybe.... Grievous, maul, palpatine, dooku, Vader, and ren are all also non Jedi. If you were referring to force users then that kinda works, Finn and Grievous, but we now know that Finn has a small connection to the force anyway, so it's still wrong.

[@JavertRA]

Well, Dooku and Vader are "ex Jedi", surely that counts?

[@chunkymonkey7983]

Everyone has a small connection to the force though.

[@jodiguilfu4827]

You missed one in revenge of the sith when general grievous pulls out his four light sabers one of them in his bottom right hand is Anakins light saber but it is green

[@pizzawonderer5024]

Anakin had a green lightsaber in attack of the clones

[@DunkanWinter]

Nobody thought he was Windu xD complette diferent faces

[@theguybehindyou4762]

There’s a reason they were missed: there are much bigger screw-ups distracting us.

[@SigmundOrthodoxy]

The biggest mistake was the last jedi.

[@victoriousf.i.g.3311]

No one ever talks about the scene in Return of the Jedi when Jabba is tugging on Oola's chain and her nip slips.

[@jeffl.9633]

One of my favorites comes from _Star Wars_ (long before it gained the "Episode IV: A New Hope" addition): After receiving the report that the base on Dantooine had been abandoned for some time, Vader's "I told you she would never consciously betray the rebellion" line is totally out of sync with his gestures meant to accompany the line. The line is spoken, there's a brief pause, then the gesture is made.

[@solitudestudios3370]

In Return of the Jedi, during the speeder bike chase scene on Endor, Luke and a trooper are bumping their speeders together. In a couple of shots, Luke is wearing the black glove on the wrong hand (or the shot is reverse).

[@deegeeare1150]

I think the AT-AT walkers not being attacked from the sides or back being said a mistake doesn't make sense, because in the film, it was said by the rebels that the walker's armor was too strong for blasters, so blaster hits from any direction wouldn't have worked anyways. That's why the rebels ended up using rope to trip them. Other than that, this was a really good list.

[@roocleary7655]

And how is it an error for Finn to use the light saber he used it because one in script but in movie he uses it because in the battle he could have dropped it idk how that a continuity error mate

[@Ernasto]

The stand in for Mace Windu in The Phantom Menace looks a lot like Ahmed Best..

[@qwaH]

worst, most stupid mistake in the films? Jar Jar Binks, that is all

[@DeusVult838]

No u jar jar is awesome 😎

[@RyanConnell5150]

Jar Jar was dethroned when TLJ was released.

[@shadowpersonoftheunknown6245]

#10 isn't a mistake. "If he even exists" is a line they added post production and wasn't even spoken by Mark Hamill.

[@nb31b]

That wasn't supposed to be Mace Windu.. it was the actor who voiced Jar Jar Binks just playing a random Jedi

[@RedCaio]

I don't think that's true. He's clearly wearing Windu's exact robes and it doesn't really look like Best imo.

[@ArutaretiI]

Thank you, now I'm not gonna be able to unsee all those power cords everywhere 😁

[@finleygutherson6889]

U forgot: obiwan and anakin switching sabres during their fight and they used the same shot in rise of sky walker when Rey fights palpatines soldiers

[@beermonkey18271]

When the first storm trooper bumped their head, they added in the sound fx

[@pogchamp4526]

I just noticed the mace windu thing when I watched it last week

[@Spuffy_Xx]

AT-AT Walkers have shields on their entire body. Their weak spot is the neck, which was said in Star Wars in one of the animated Star Wars shows. Attacking from behind is also just as effective as attacking from the front.

[@christopherthompson5229]

Leia had the ability to reach into the spirit world, I.e Han Solo. Maybe as a child she saw her in a dream through the mighty and untapped force power the daughter of Anakin would have.

[@austinyoungblood6548]

Didn't know Jango dodging the door closing was the same as getting hit by it

[@samanthaellenrook9199]

I've mentioned here before that Leia was talking about her foster mother when she was talking to Luke on Endor. At that point, she had no way of knowing that the Organas weren't her real parents because Luke only tells her she's his sister AFTER this.

[@alejandroxxv]

Praetorians gave a bigger fight to Rey and Kylo than the lame Knights of Ren. Change my mind.

[@vestarakhai5303]

Leia has the ability of seeing the memories of people connected to objects which is how she could remember bits about her mother so that plot hole was closed

[@osmosisjones4912]

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[@funeralmotors2994]

5:47 Lawrence Fishburne would've fitted perfectly,,,

[@hansolo6101]

Well how about the first shot of Luke as a hologram. It's a negative shot, it's backwards. There are all kinds of negative shots. Han and Luke talking on the skiff before getting to the Sarlacc Pit is backwards. Half of the shots of Jabba are backwards. In Empire when Han is frozen he has arm binders on. When he's unfrozen in Jedi no arm binders.