Everything Wrong With CinemaSins: The ENTIRE Star Wars Prequel Trilogy

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[@lovelace4512]

You're back!!! I missed you!!!

[@40kal75]

Welcome back. Dude I watched the entirety of your vlog about Japan. So wholesome!

[@lovelace4512]

I guess I should've said WE missed you to not come across as creepy I guess 🥴

[@zombiexslayer614]

Are you gonna be doing the same videos for both the original and sequel trilogy’s because that would be awesome

[@M0b1us_118]

4:48 Can we please get a one hour loop of Jeremy saying “Yousa in big doodoo this time” with that sick ass beat?

[@jordinagel1184]

Seriously, I don’t understand why CS sinned the “So this is how liberty dies… With thunderous applause” line. It’s great, apt, and disturbingly applicable to many real-life situations past and present

[@ConernicusRex]

It’s incredibly trite. It’s the kind of thing that seems obvious to anyone above midbrain and seems incredibly profound to a smoothbrain.

[@jordinagel1184]

@@ConernicusRex sure, because pointing things out is ALWAYS smooth brain, no matter what happens. “They do move in herds,” “So it begins,” “It is over, it is done”… Yeah, all absolutely dogsh*t. Gtfo of here with that pretentious attitude, mate. You probably worship Cinema Sins and every word Jeremy says anyway

[@litewave5186]

@@ConernicusRex explain?

[@ConernicusRex]

@@litewave5186 If you don’t understand you’re part of the problem and it can’t be explained to you.

[@IsThereAnEkkoInHere]

@@ConernicusRex That is such such a cop out from explaining your views you basically just said "I disagree" "elaborate?" "No"

[@darkebuddha]

I can literally never watch CinemaSins again without feeling extreme rage. Nicely done.

[@an-animal-lover]

So Jeremy turned you to the Dark Side?

[@jacobsantana915]

Yes! Let the hate flow through you.

[@alucard3317]

Yeees CinemaWins is so much better

[@zac-1]

You've got problems

[@donutstudios6353]

Use that rage! Good! Let the hate channel through you... The dark side of the force is a pathway to many abilities some may consider unnatural.

[@nopenopenopesomuchnope4137]

After watching your EWWC: Harry Potter series, I find it _VERY_ ironic that Jeremy constantly calls Anakin creepy for having a crush on a girl that's only five years older than him, and yet, every movie in HP, he constantly jokes about Hermonie being "hot" while she is very much _WAY_ under age in those films, even in Deathly Hallows. Ironic. He calls out other people for being creepy... but not himself...

[@Mr_Fisky]

snuck a palps quote in there, nice

[@possibear]

i bet CS likes cupcakes

[@goldenapplesaga5446]

​@@possibearI feel like I'm going to deeply regret asking this. I've heard cupcakes being mentioned in reference to pedos. Where does that come from?

[@possibear]

@@goldenapplesaga5446 so a youtuber by the name of EDP got exposed (funny enough the main guy exposing him was a racist) as a pedo, horrible convos and pictures sent and when EDP got confronted EDP used the excuse that he was there for cupcakes and not a young girl. so it became a meme to says people who exhibit pedo like behavior, like cupcakes. and the reason i call cinemasins a pedo is because he said a 10 year old emma watson was "too young to be hot" and then repeated this comment or very similar comments for every year of the harry potter movies.

[@evan5237]

@@goldenapplesaga5446 "EDP Cupcake Incident", which is where the clip from 27:50 comes from

[@fawfulfan]

It's actually incredibly thematically important that Anakin's eyes turn Sith yellow the moment he slaughters the Separatist Council. This is much more clearly elaborated on in the novelization than the film itself, but Anakin's eyes change then because that is the first time he actually ENJOYS murder. He killed the Tuskens out of rage and grief for his mother. He killed the Jedi younglings, reluctantly, out of a twisted sense of duty to his master. But the Separatists... he enjoyed their suffering and their screams for mercy. That was the moment he truly started tapping into his hate for power, as a true Sith must. So that's when he gets glowing Sith eyes.

[@jackj9816]

When his Vader don’t he have yellow eyes all the time into return of the Jedi

[@senzanome7302]

@@jackj9816 the only we saw his eyes in ROTJ was when Luke took off his helmet and by then Darth Vader was killed and Anakin returned therefore turning his eyes back into its natural color

[@sologamer3122]

Wait, wasn't his eyes yellow when entering the Jedi temple to kill them??

[@Sir_TophamHatt]

@@sologamer3122 nope

[@sologamer3122]

@SirTopham Hatt damn I could've sworn... but I checked and yeah you're right. I did realize that for a moment yoda's eyes turned yellow in one scene though.

[@m1cha3l31]

Carrie Fishers mother literally died the day after her daughter, you cannot convince me she didn't die of a broken heart.

[@jokurandomi93]

People can die of "broken heart". There just usually is underlaying health problems and added stress of losing someone is just that final nail in the coffin.

[@PlayersPurity]

They were extremely close so I wouldn't be surprised 😢❤

[@darthzayexeet3653]

You need to add at least another 100 Sins for CS calling the final Mustafar Duel between Anakin Obi-Wan a letdown. It is by far the best duel in the entire Saga

[@blazer7731]

The coolest one in my opinion was the death maul one, the soundtrack alone makes it epic.

[@zombiemincaftr]

Fr tho

[@darthbane5357]

Count Dooku v Obi-Wan and Anakin

[@ctdaniels7049]

I'm sure there's some thematic parallels about things sinking irretrievably into a boiling inferno but I don't need to write that essay, y'all already get it!

[@Mr.Man2214]

That was Darth Vader vs Obi Wan.

[@owenhopkins4239]

I like when he just insults CinemaSins for saying something just outrageously stupid, but I like it even more when he actually gives a really informative explanation to something that was mistaken.

[@randallbesch2424]

Stupidity and misinformation go hand-in-hand these days.

[@pyronuke4768]

Each time I see one of these I'm reminded of just how much CinemaSins willfully ignores the facts presented to them in the movie and instead tries to gaslight the audience into their version of the film. This is what grinds my gears the most.

[@InfernosReaper]

It's honestly sad that some people will use CinemaSins to determine if a move they haven't seen is worth watching or not.

[@justinharvey7398]

@@InfernosReaper It's honestly sad that CinemaSins exists.

[@InfernosReaper]

@@justinharvey7398 it was fine for a while, then became a victim of its success resulting in a lot of forced content. that would be just a bit annoying if it weren't for the impact it has on the opinions of people. it's a problem with any channel that's devoted to one extreme or the other(cinemawins has similar problems, though not quite the same)

[@justinharvey7398]

@@InfernosReaper Unlike CinemaWins, CinemaSins was never supposed to be taken seriously. At least in my opinion. And CinemaWins doesn't purposefully gaslight people into believing an entirely different movie happened.

[@InfernosReaper]

@@justinharvey7398 sadly, they got a reputation for pointing out things like plotholes and filming errors, which lingered long after that ended and they turned into the garbage fame brought them.

[@kayleighlehrman9566]

Padme's seemingly abrupt change in personality in Revenge of the Sith can easily be explained by a combination of 1) pregnancy hormones do weird stuff sometimes, and 2) she's been a high profile politician during the first large-scale war the galaxy has seen in generations, and when we see her in Episode III it's almost always in the context of her private interactions with her husband, it makes sense that she'd be able to be the most relaxed during those times

[@cult_of_odin]

Almost like people can have a professional persona and a private one. Like how Biden is a lying, dementia patient and also a dementia patient who forgot all the illegal corruption he engaged in

[@garyslayton8340]

Might also be because she is on coruasaunt wich is litterly the captial It would be like me standing infront of the white house with a wisard and a laser sword while holding a gun

[@Dat_Beta]

Also while episode 2 and 3 are indeed one after the other, there's a big time leap that is not really explained. That i feel was needed to be clarified by the film more because we just hop on from a 16-20 year old Anakin to a 25 ish year old ending the war we almost just saw begin.

[@supervegito2277]

@@Dat_Beta Good point. The 10 year timeskip between episode 1 and 2 are a bit more blatant for sure (Different Actor for Anakin being probably the most noticeable change) but 2 and 3 is more subtle.

[@smokenova]

Anakin's cheesy sand line is also indicative of his time as a slave on Tattoine - soft sand tends to be either deep desert (like you see in Book of BD), which was once supposedly ocean or near water. The sand Anakin knew was the coarse stuff blown by storms since he never got to leave his slave work

[@quickhakker]

Which also pushes why tattoine is a good hiding place for luke, the emotions that Vader had for his mum might come flooding back so he would likely avoid there

[@adamjanek3511]

@@quickhakker I mean sure but why does he keep the name Skywalker? That shit makes no sense

[@Underworlder5]

@@adamjanek3511 maybe "skywalker" is not such an uncommon last name. people can share last names and be unrelated

[@derangel9143]

@@adamjanek3511 Why not? People always forget that Vader never knew that either of his children survived until Palpatine told him who Luke was in Empire and didn't know Leia was his daughter until he fought Luke in Jedi. Tattonie is a backwater planet that only has a fairly minor imperial presense and it's not like the random Stormtroopers on the planet are going to know jack about the name Skywalker. Outside of Vader himself and Palpatine there's no one in the entire empire that knew Vader used to be Anakin. Let's not forget that by the time of ANH Vader is so deep into the dark side and clouded by it that he doesn't sense that Leia is his daughter, or that she's even Force sensitive, when he's literally right up in her face. Nor does he realize Luke was his son at any point in ANH. Of course the real reason is simply that Lucas didn't come up with Vader being Luke's father until he was writing Empire, so he was kind of backed into a corner here and Luke had to end up on Tattoine with the last name Skywalker no matter what.

[@InfernosReaper]

@@derangel9143 Plus the fact that other people with the name Skywalker could be there because someone had to make Anakin's mom and they had to be from *somewhere* even if it's some dickhead relative who sold her into slavery because he lost all his money on pod races and needed money for some deathsticks to cope

[@JohnGenericName]

Another angle of the "I have the high ground" quote is that Obi Wan had been there before. He knows the whole jumping over the person move because he did it himself. He's anticipating it and can therefore counter it so he wants Anakin to stop because he knows the alternative is a life threatening injury for one of them.

[@InfernosReaper]

Pretty sure that's not "another angle" but literally *the* angle

[@pyropulseIXXI]

plus, having the high ground is advantageous. It is rather obvious and just common sense. Attacking uphill is disadvantageous

[@DLFLux]

I think people take it too literally. It’s not just because he’s “higher up” it’s because Anakin is still in the lava and Obi Wan has the land.

[@PosthumanHeresy]

@@DLFLux I agree, but also, Obi-Wan trained Anakin. There's pretty much not a single move that Anakin knows that Obi-Wan doesn't know he knows. This is the same criticism people have about the Obi-Wan series duel with Vader where people are like "how can you say they're not going for the killing blow each time". Because they are experts at fighting each other. Almost every sparring match Anakin did growing up was against Obi-Wan. Everything that looks like a try at a killing blow isn't because they both know the other can take it and will respond in kind. It's even why their final battle is so subdued. When they're actually going for the kill, they play chess. When they're just keeping each other busy and trading blows, that's when it looks frantic. For those two, a serious fight slows down because they are running fifty different versions of the battle mentally and are skipping each of the energy-wasting moves. Obi-Wan isn't saying "I have the high ground" because it's inherently superior. He's saying it because he knows how Anakin fights and knows Anakin will try some over the top flashy stuff whereas Obi-Wan's preferred lightsaber form is all about defense and turtling so it's like Ali vs Inoki.

[@joshbuoy8661]

@@PosthumanHeresy Holy cow! I never thought of their battle in A New Hope like that. Mind blown, that makes total sense

[@pyronuke4768]

53:25 Jeremy implies that Anakin and Obi-wan are using the force to make the platforms float, despite LITERALLY SHOWING MUSTAFARIANS USEING A PLATFORM WITHOUT THE FORCE *IN THE SAME SHOT!!!*

[@michaeliv284]

The Dumb Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be... ridiculous.

[@billybob7135]

I don't get why CinemaSins or anyone criticizes Padmé for "being melodramatic". Everything she loved was twisted and destroyed in front of her. She lost her career and legacy under autocracy, she lost the Republic she fought for, she lost her friends in the Jedi Order and Clone Army, she lost her husband, she lost hope when people applauded when everything she held dear was torn down, and she lost her sense of safety now that Palpatine was hunting his enemies. She had nothing left to live for after back to back traumatic experiences. The only thing left was to raise her kids in a fascistic society that hunted their kind (force-sensitives) or a dangerous backwater berift of conviniences. I'm not saying her dying was "good", by it makes sense she would at least lose "the will to live".

[@P.HATHCOX]

I don't think people fully appreciate what extreme emotional/mental stress can do to a person. With all of the issues you mentioned happening in Padme's life all at once I'm not actually surprised her body and mind just gave out. She completely lost hope and that's potentially catastrophic for anyone.

[@skateorpie]

Plus the stress of child birth, especially with twins. We as humans die from stuff like this, I don’t understand why it’s so insane for her to die of the same.

[@wildfire9280]

@@skateorpie pfffft what no, that just means they’re weak obviously 🙄

[@InfernosReaper]

To be real, there's a bit of using future knowledge she wouldn't have had, like the "hunting force sensitives" part, but that's easily replaced with her infamy, which makes her and *her family* targets

[@dagatekeeper833]

The do it because they know people will point out it. Similar to the Spider-Man “this scene does not contain a lap dance”

[@pyronuke4768]

47:35 during an interview for a magazine celebrating 40 years of Star Wars, Lucas said he got the name Vader from playing around with the word Invader, which would definitely fall into the naming convention for the Sith. (Lucas said in the same interview that Vader meaning father in Dutch just so turned out to be an amazing coincidence)

[@vincentmarcellino7183]

The Vader meaning father thing is even funnier because originally Vader was never going to be Luke's father. And Leia wasn't Luke's sister. He did have a sister. Named Neleth, who a sequel trilogy was planned where Luke would look for her. Maybe he'd have discovered she'd become a new Sith? Sadly we'll never know because it was scrapped

[@kwameadu0075]

It's kind of funny but there's evidence that he may have named Darth Vader after a school bully in high school. There was a kid who was a football star in his high school named Gary Vader.

[@pyronuke4768]

@@kwameadu0075 it's possible...

[@monsterguyx]

"I am Darth Stroyer!" "Darth Stroyer? That’s the stupidest name I’ve ever heard." "Let’s hear the rest." "Darth Trocious." "Darth Sploder." "Darth Urderer." "Darth Ithead."

[@jordinagel1184]

@@monsterguyx “Darth Unt” “Darth M’bass” “Darth Imrod” “Darth Vil” “Darth Enocide”

[@JJ_R]

It’s always appreciated to have a collection of these in a single video. Thanks a lot, and may the force be with you.

[@postsniper-7532]

You know bird man sinned Jeremy for putting multiple movies in one video lol

[@DIESEL0725]

Facts! Now we don't have to wait for 2 more videos!

[@Xpwnxage]

@Lucas The Phantom Thief And also with you

[@postsniper-7532]

@@justinharvey7398 no it isn’t as cinema sins literally made separate videos for each movie and then put them together

[@postsniper-7532]

@@justinharvey7398 this would literally be an example cinema sins has done a separate video on each of the prequel movies this is them combined and you’d have to let me find the bird man quote I’m pretty sure it’s recent tho

[@TheNorek24]

Actually considering the “I don’t like sand” scene - first of all Anakin says it after Padme describes her memories in which she talks about sand so it’s not like he just said it out of nowhere. Secondly Anakin grew up on a desert planet as a slave - no wonder he doesn’t like sand as it can and for sure does remind him of his not so happy childhood. Third - it can also just be seen as a jab at Padme’s story in which she mentions some other boy which as we all know is an easy way to trigger Anakin. With the last one I just mean that he may (and as Clone Wars shows few times that he does) get easily jealous even of totaly “non-threatening” men when it comes to Padme so maybe he just says it as a way of showing his distaste for her story in which there is some different boy which makes him uneasy when he imagines Padme with some boy having fun. All in all I just wanted to say that the “I don’t like sand” scene is not as bad as everyone says. Yes it is dumb and awkward (and memeable of course) but it’s not that tragic if tou take those three into consideration. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

[@Underworlder5]

"dumb and awkward" can also be justified considering the character. anakin is a hormonal teenager with stunted social growth. of course he is being awkward around his crush

[@P.HATHCOX]

@@Underworlder5 I agree. Unfortunately I think people forget your point most of the time when the scene comes up.

[@thegrayone5666]

Interesting insight. I also figure alot of his more..stilted interactions aa a character in the likes wasn't bad writing. But what does one expect if someone from a child is told to reject and do not engage emotions. Do not learn them. Do not understand them. Do not let yourself feel. Of course someone would be very "off" as if there is something wrong: they don't know how to handle even slight emotions. We see this throughout the Clone Wars in their entirety. So it may be very clear what they were indeed going for with in universe explanation

[@M0b1us_118]

And, Anakin was behind a mask the entire OT making it even more difficult to emote.

[@Santoryu90]

@@P.HATHCOX It’s a good point but the scene still kinda dumb or at least a bit cringy

[@somedudewithakeyboard5388]

Another thing about "seeing Kamino" Jeremy said "many many Parsecs" away, a parsec is about 3.25 Lightyears Even if a few is just "3" Jeremy said "many" We can hardly ever see Neptune with a naked eye, and that planet is massive, and less than a lightyear away Does Jeremy think Jedi have Superman vision?

[@cowmanthe3rd]

I mean... In legends canon they kinda do, I'm sure he didn't know or think about that though.

[@concept5631]

​@@cowmanthe3rd Hell, Legends Luke basically *_IS_* Superman. Dude was nuts.

[@cobrabear6497]

I could imagine palpatine sitting on his throne for hours coming up with name after name until he eventually decided on "Vader". Kind of like the Harry Potter headcannon where Tom Riddle spent so long trying to figure out a cool name(Voldemort) , using an anagram of his real name.

[@intergalactic92]

Um…. No. Tom Riddle would have started with his own name (Tom Marvolo Riddle) and constructed Voldemort by making an anagram from his name. What you have just described is the exercise JK Rowling would have gone through when she decided to give Voldemort a mortal name that was based on an anagram of I am Lord Voldemort.

[@andyhighroller8217]

@@intergalactic92 thank you, people saying Voldemort is an anagram of Tom Riddle is a tiny pet peeve of mine. Where in tf is the ‘V’ in Tom Riddle?

[@dovhadark7108]

@@andyhighroller8217 tom marVolo riddle

[@Crxsseyed1]

@@andyhighroller8217 his middle name obviosly

[@autisonm]

Assuming the Darth names are created by altering already existing words in the Star Wars universe to fit then it's essentially sort of hinting that Sidious knew that Anakin got Padame pregnant.

[@JayEmsey35]

The “Yoosa in big doodoo dis time” musical interlude was the greatest thing ever

[@alcole-holic8779]

Agreed

[@SebasTian58323]

One thing I think some people don't get is that midichlorians don't change what the force is, they just give a deeper understanding of how we, as living beings, can connect with it. The force is still exactly as described in the original trilogy, we just have a slightly more scientific reason why some people are stronger in the force than others. I kinda get why some people don't like them being introduced, but I really don't mind them. Midichlorians do not "explain" the force. They are merely a biological way for Jedi to roughly judge the potential for force use someone has. The are NOT the force. The force is still its own thing in the PT.

[@P.HATHCOX]

I'll admit, midichlorians were the main addition that bothered me with the prequels. I thought they created a conflict with the original trilogy "explanation" of the Force but I'm willing to look at it with an explanation like yours. Was it officially explored further anywhere in Star Wars canon? I've seen all of the films but I haven't yet read all of the current books.

[@jordinagel1184]

@@P.HATHCOX yeah, they’re kinda like power levels in Dragon Ball Z… An attempt to quantify power that loses relevancy very quickly

[@alecdl98]

Exactly, I look at it like genetics and I think it works perfectly as that. Not everyone has the ability or potential to be an NBA player because not everyone's genetics work for that. Likewise, the force works the same way, it would be really stupid if everyone is running around as powerful as Starkiller. There has to be a limit

[@LeQuassler]

Yes! Finally! Someone said it!

[@SebasTian58323]

@@P.HATHCOX originally, I thought it was a conflict as well until I rewatched the first movie and phantom menace again. Here's the quotes from both. "The Force is what gives a Jedi his power. It's an energy field created by all living things. It surrounds us and penetrates us. It binds the galaxy together." " What are midi-chlorians? Qui-Gon Jinn: Midi-chlorians are a microscopic life-form that resides within all living cells. Anakin Skywalker: They live inside me? Qui-Gon Jinn: Inside your cells, yes. And we are symbionts with them. Anakin Skywalker: Symbionts? Qui-Gon Jinn: Life-forms living together for mutual advantage. Without the midi-chlorians, life could not exist... and we would have no knowledge of the Force. They continually speak to us... telling us the will of the Force. When you learn to quiet your mind, you'll hear them speaking to you." So, to me, it seems the Force is still there energy field binding the galaxy together, and the midi-chlorians are used as it's messenger. They're connected but separate things.

[@waka_wallgaming3181]

35:00 the "they fly now" scene was annoying being they've been flying since the prequel trilogy (actually it was long before the prequel trilogy that they could fly). That's the entire reason people dislike the they fly now line

[@GreatWorkBoss]

Yeah also I accepted that R2 could fly since like, the Lego Star Wars games. The people behind the Sequels making a stupid ass joke about a technology that had existed since The Old Republic is grounds for criticism and vitriol.

[@Trash_Cat21]

When you consider the context behind the dialogue it's actually genius at showing that both characters have no clue how to properly express their feelings. Their upbringing didn't allow them to understand love and Anakin's fatal flaw is that he cares too deeply for those he cares about.

[@Blitzvonic]

I wanna mention that yes, there is a Force power that can just have you take over a person's mind. It's called Force Dominate, and is a dark side power, thus not something Quigon would use

[@josesosa3337]

Is this ability in disney canon or legends??

[@Blitzvonic]

@Jose Sosa It's canon. Ezra uses it in Star Wars rebels when, spoiler alert While training under Darth Maul he learns of some techniques, and uses Force Dominate to control a stormtrooper in a walker to kill his fellow stormtroopers before .having the walker walk off a platform into a giant chasm

[@mar_speedman]

@@josesosa3337 Pretty sure it's in legends as well

[@andyhighroller8217]

38:32 Obi-wan’s ‘bad feeling about this’ could very easily be explained as the force warning him of Anakin about to tap into some dark side, or the sith threat on the ship.

[@barkasz6066]

Also, why Phantom Menace certainly has its flaws, I love how much of it is real compared to the later movies and how it really expands the world. It truly feels like a separate era.

[@MissCaraMint]

Yes I can see how that would appeal to some. Personally I enjoy the unashamed blend of science-fiction and classic fantasy of the originals, but I respect your point of view.

[@mar_speedman]

Yeah, that's my personal problem with the Phantom Menace. The original trilogy is one era. The prequel trilogy is two eras, the thousand year peace (TPM) and the Clone Wars (the rest of the prequels) If you like the Galactic Civil War, you like the Original Trilogy. That's it. If you like the Clone Wars, that doesn't mean you necessarily will like the entire prequel trilogy. Same if you like the high republic/thousand year peace era. The prequel trilogy is unfortunately disjointed

[@jrios29]

46:38 Anakin doesn't find out Padame is dead until he becomes Vader. After the infamous "NOOOOOOOO!!!" scene, Vader attempts to kill Sidious. However, Sidious designed Vader's suit to be susceptible to electrical interference , aka Force Lightning, which is why Vader was unable to overcome Sidious unless he was willing to sacrifice himself.

[@mangodango1733]

I swear I read a comic or book where Vader tries hard as fuck to kill sidious after everything that happens in episode 5 because in his mind Luke can join him or destroy him and become what he could not

[@mangodango1733]

@@ninjanibba4259 yeah that's not how it works dude 😂

[@mangodango1733]

@@ninjanibba4259 yeah but this stuff you're talking about has no relation to the very specific story a movie is telling If you don't wanna read the books that's fine but dont come here and argue about what is canon and what isn't We have a very defined line of canon that lines up books comics movies AND shows So don't be up in here acting like you're being left out because of something you CHOOSE to not do 💀

[@mangodango1733]

@@ninjanibba4259 the internet literally exsists I as a 13 year old managed to find almost every comic for free There's KZbinrs that literally explain what is and isn't canon and the stories behind said canon Stop digging your heels in the sand you're wrong on this and if going into the books comics or shows isn't for you like I have said that is totally cool dude but YOU don't get to dictate what is and what is not canon I already said we have a very defined timeline that covers the 4 big forms of entertainment if you don't want to explore them it is literally your choice Don't make some excuse that there's a financial wall you just do not want to do it which is fine because the movies are still your jam

[@mangodango1733]

@@ninjanibba4259 like youre up here calling me a shill when you're arguing something Disney defined because youre too lazy to get into it and too stubborn to admit you're dead as fuck wrong

[@fierceditiesnaruto]

One thing I noticed upon my last viewing of the first movie was that when Qui-Gon was using "Force Persuasion" on the Gungan leader numerous times in succession. It was actually really cool. Also they used "Force Speed" to avoid the shielded droids on the ship. The number of actual Force abilities used in these movies that are done low key without any real attention drawn to them is actually really impressive. Fans should really go back and watch them again just to see how many they can spot.

[@pyropulseIXXI]

I thought it was obvious Qui-Gon was using 'force persuasion' on the Gungan leader. Yet people just ignore that and criticize it

[@mar_speedman]

@@pyropulseIXXI Most who criticize the prequel trilogy conveniently ignore or fail to pay attention to all the details that make them great.

[@TheDMan2003]

⁠​⁠@@pyropulseIXXII played LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga before I watched any of the movies; in that scene, you can see green sparkles emitting from Qui-Gon’s hand as he “talks”. So I knew he was using the Force mind trick on Boss Nass. Also, the “Artoo” can fly thing? Yeah, that’s one of his abilities in the game. Just hold A and he can hover for an actually pretty decent amount of time. So it never bothered me at all.

[@averyeml]

I hadn’t had the ages of Anakin and Padme laid out like that before. Crazy that people make THAT big of a stink about it when it’s a 5 year gap. I get that it’s weird that she met kid him and that realistically people are only making it creepy because one actor changed and one stayed the same, but she does a very convincing job playing both 15 and 25 year old Padme as unique versions of the same person.

[@carlossousa9413]

Elected monarchs where actually a fairly common thing throughout human history. It's like you're a monarch, but you have to be elected and when you die you don't get to pass the position to your offspring. Of course in this case the monarch has a term of "office" which is not so common

[@ntfoperative9432]

It might be like this : the queen is elected to rule for 4 years, and during that they have all the powers of a queen, except that they can’t just randomly dissolve the system put in place for these elections

[@AnimeManiac1987]

Jeremy's comment about Padme being melodramatic is unfounded. she's pregnant, emotional instability can happen on a hourly basis on a normal day. Padme's reaction to stress is expected for someone with their hormones chemically imbalanced due to carrying the next generation as for the is Vader taking anything for his burns or something comment i think he means is he taking any pain killers, creams or even bacta treatments, at which point the answer would be no as Sidious wants Vader in as much pain as possible. that's torture.

[@SirWeibrot]

34:30 Even if we ignore that the men and women wear different clothes, did Jeremy seriously just ask how Anakin can tell an adult from a child? Is anyone else as creeped out by this as I am?

[@brickhouse2265]

I hope these videos never stop. They’re my absolute favorite content on this website. Thank you Th3Birdman

[@unknownentity8489]

knew what I was getting into, considering Cinema Sins have already proven multiple times they don't actually pay attention to the movies they "sin" no more and just look for the smallest detail to deem as such. But man, as a Star Wars fan, seeing them not so much as understanding even the most simplistic of things-that even children can understand-really hurt. Not even 3 mins in, guy really questioning the possibility of having poisonous gas entering a single room within a science fiction universe where there are talking druids and laser swords, among other things.

[@demonsluger]

i mean feels like something that someone would have thought of in the 60's if not earlier but not in SPACE

[@DrDoompenguin]

26:25 There's even more reason for Jango to be aware of what's going on here. This whole movie is a setup. Only a Jedi can find the clones without it being suspicious. Zam Wessel was Jango's bait. Palpatine is the one who specifically recommended Obi-Wan for this job. Jango uses a weapon that can exclusively be traced back to Kamino. He only fires this when the Jedi will be able to see him and pursue. Palpatine's plan accomplishes everything he needs here. Anakin is split from any Jedi that could hold him back. Padmé, the main dissenting voice in the senate is kept away from the vote. Kenobi is finding the clones and just so happens to be who Dooku wants. Then the senate is given a reason to vote for the militarization act because of the droid factory on Geonosis.

[@jbcatz5]

The novel Brotherhood, set not long after Attack of the Clones, also has a master plan by Palpatine with the Separatists and Republic as the pawns. A neutral planet, the home world of the Nemoidians, is attacked by an unknown group and Obi-Wan is able to negotiate to investigate while Dooku insist on having his own agent present to avoid political bias (don’t read the back cover if you want to keep the surprise). Multiple times Obi-Wan needs to be careful as he knows this could end the war (which we know doesn’t end up happening because of Clone Wars and Episode III) or make it a hundred times worse.

[@Сайтамен]

No, Palpatine recommended Obi-Wan because he had Anakin as padawan, and he knows what Padme means for Anakin. Jango was hired by Dooku because Nut Gunray wanted Padme dead. Palpatine was planning to reveal the clone army the other way by saying "Oh, my friend said you should ask cloners from Kamino to help".

[@InfernosReaper]

@@Сайтамен That last bit seems like a really stupid and hand-tipping want to do it. Getting Jango to use something that easily could be tracked there was a good way to expose the existence of the clones to the Jedi. Jango leaving his gear where it can be seen was a bit sloppy, but honestly he easily could've just explained it as "there was a bounty on that assassin and I took it" and that would've basically been that without things being *too* suspicious.

[@o0Evo0o]

@@InfernosReaper I'd think Kamino would've contacted the Republic themselves once the war kicked off if the Jedi hadn't found them- "we were beginning to think you weren't coming" suggests they've been considering that a possibility, anyway. Sidious' plans aren't generally super micromanaged- mostly he just engineers situations where the Jedi loose no matter what. This particular set of circumstances was definitely not planned for, but I'd guess the idea was for Obi-Wan's investigation to take him straight from Jango to Dooku without the detour to Kamino (ie Dooku gives an address with Jango behind him or something), and have his execution kick off the war.

[@Kentrc11]

Thanks for posting this video, Birdman. Still wrapping my head around the revelations of the Kenobi series over Obi-wan's "a certain point of view" remark to Luke.

[@Th3Birdman]

I liked that. It's entirely a retcon, and nothing will change that it was a retcon, but they at least tried, and I respected it.

[@Kentrc11]

@@Th3Birdman *I AM NOT YOUR FAILURE*

[@pyropulseIXXI]

Anything made by Disney has nothing to do with Lucas's Saga. I am honestly amazed people even bother connecting the two beyond the fact Lucas's work is legit and the other is terrible anti-fan fiction

[@aSkyclad]

@@pyropulseIXXI cope

[@Razsac]

@@pyropulseIXXI except for rogue one. love rogue one

[@smittysmee]

Total missed sin for attack of the clones. During sin 100 Jeremy also suggests that because Kamino is a huge celestial body (or planet), that you should be able to see it from MANY parsecs away.

[@fermentedcakes]

Also if he bothered to do research for 1 minute, he'd see that Kimono was in the unknown reasons not near any hyperspace route. Hence thw reason the ficility was built there by Cyfo Dias. But of course CS didn't because he's a simpleton.

[@PolarBailey]

​@fermentedcakes I mean cyfo dias didn't build anything on kamino. Kamino was already known to be cloners. He just became a client.

[@HenryLoenwind]

That I have no issue with. It's a variant of the common phrase "seeing from miles away" that's very clearly not meant literally. And I could even back up the sin, but the reasoning Jeremy gives is bs. That line was a typical "exposition for the viewer" one, not something anyone would say in real life. There are better ways to handle that.

[@gaster-gx9xg]

These movies are so underrated, they were genuinely some of my favorites growing up. I'm glad this video was made!!

[@DerEchteBabo]

@@albertthepeacock8020 unless you act the same way about the new movies, then it's just the cycle continuing

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@albertthepeacock8020 What bandwagon? Just cause they suck a tiny bit less than the sequels doesn’t make them not completely suck, lol. I hope I’m still alive in another 15-20 years, so the generation that grew up with the sequels will start writing articles about how awesome & misunderstood they are, just like all the prequel children did. I look forward to watching all you guys go apoplectic when that happens.

[@Сайтамен]

@@DerEchteBabo The difference is - people hate the prequels mostly for superficial things - CGI, humor and dialogue, which can be forgiven if they have good story and characters (and they do). Meanwhile sequels are hated for broken plot, destroyed characters and OT being made irrelevant, which are far deeper problems.

[@Blitzvonic]

@@Сайтамен And the utterly disgraceful bait and switch of Finn not becoming a jedi

[@plugshirt1762]

@@Сайтамен I love the prequels but the dialogue is not a superficial issue. It has a great story but the way that story is told is poorly done because George Lucas is bad at writing dialogue.

[@moriarty5755]

The issue with they fly now, is that, they've always been able to fly. Finn a former storm trooper and Poe a Republic pilot, would know this

[@robertnguyen9493]

Am I the only one who would’ve loved to see a lightsaber duel between Mace Windu and Darth Maul?

[@ChristianKnight-1054]

Maul would lose because he is deep into the dark side and Mace gets stronger the deeper his enemy is in the dark side.

[@calebbarnhouse496]

@@ChristianKnight-1054 everyone knows who would win, but it would look cool

[@ChristianKnight-1054]

@@calebbarnhouse496 True

[@beepbeeplettuce5890]

Am i the only one who wouldve loved to see mace windu fight literally anyone in a duel?

[@robertnguyen9493]

@@beepbeeplettuce5890 no, no sir you are not. Mace Windu vs. EVERYONE

[@OnTheEdgex23]

In regards to the point made at 11:24 Obi Wan was pretty badass. In a New Hope, he defends Luke against that thug in the cantina by cutting his arm off. He also goes off on the Death Star alone, disables the tractor beam, and confronts Vader. Not only that, despite dying I’d argue he got the better of Vader in that confrontation

[@thrawnedits5860]

I actually believe that your assumption that the droidekas are resource heavy is correct because it may be legends now but I believe that the trade federation outsourced the droidekas in exchange for exotic meats.

[@trayolphia5756]

26:00 the previous film also showed the mind trick working REPEATEDLY on the gungan leader by qui-gon There’s also a notable difference between the subtle nudging to divulge or comply of the MIND TRICK, versus what we see shortly after this scene when anakin demands “tell us now” when interrogating Zam, you even see the attempt to hold the information back…this is because anakin puts the full weight of his mental suggestion power to not just “suggestively” nudge, but to outright compel - ie uses “dominate mind” not just “mind trick” Side note, the mind trick on stormtroopers would actually have worked TWICE on stormtroopers in the original film, not just once The ever well known and classic “these aren’t the droids you’re looking for” scene, later on the Death Star after disabling the tractor beam, obiwan uses the mind trick ability to distract the stormtroopers on the walkway near him, they even react with “what was that” The mind trick was used to make them think they heard a noise somewhere other than obi wans direction

[@officialmonarchmusic]

The sequels, of course, do not understand this and all subtlety and versatility in the mind trick is gone

[@trayolphia5756]

@@officialmonarchmusic they were written and produced by Disney…they are more focused on sociopolitical messaging and weaving narratives into the story…so…duh… 🤣✌️

[@officialmonarchmusic]

@@trayolphia5756 Nah, this was JJ Abrams and his barely surface level understanding of Star Wars

[@scottmcdonald3945]

Th3Birdman is easily one of the BEST channels on KZbin. I always come away from one of your videos with a smile. So refreshing to have a good laugh. You have such a brilliantly sharp wit. Your humor and satire never fails to please. Keep on shining. 👍👍👍👍

[@Boundwithflame23]

7:03 That moment when you learn that Queen Amidala’s decoy went on to be King of Pirates and the wife of the Flying Dutchman’s Captain

[@Kinepho]

This honestly has to be one of your best roasts of Jeremy ever. Gawd damn man. You take savage to a whole new level. Keep it up! Also headbanging intro, my dude.

[@Lertnerg]

I love being able to watch the cinemasins video and then coming here to watch this one to pass time during work. It makes the time fly so much faster, although at times it is hard to picture the scenes being sinned.

[@jorgecarbajal8076]

6:01 That line is a perfect description of CinemaSins. 21:36 Padme was actually 14 and 24, respectively. Additionally, Anakin is 19 here. 23:18-23:24 That is a fair point on both counts.

[@grizzly_manbanimation8436]

Wow queens can be elected that young on Naboo? Did I miss something? I don’t want to be like cinemasins

[@mattway18]

@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 people have been kings and queens much younger than 14 here on Earth.

[@Tz-eg2dk]

@@mattway18 which would make sense if it was a monarchy. Amidala was elected... at 14, we don't know how long she's been queen for but even assuming she got the job at 14, she'd have needed to run an election campaign... and you'd expect someone running for office to have a good amount of experience in lower level positions. So it makes no sense.

[@LabrnMystic]

Would the same power coupling pink electric energy be similar to the same power coupling pink energy that held the pod racer pods together? If so, it was proven non-fatal when jar jar got his tongue stuck in it and it nearly numbed him. So Obi-Wan and Anakin getting shocked through the power coupling sign probably just felt numbness through their body from the pink electricity

[@humanoid251]

Yoda in Ep. 1: giving into fear leads to the Dark Side Yoda in Ep. 3: fear of loss leads to the Dark Side Jeremy: what doesn’t lead to the Dark Side?! Me: uhhhh not being afraid?? Pretty sure fear is the only thing they keep saying leads to the Dark Side

[@RisingAurora]

Yoda saying something leads to the dark side, then immediately doing the thing he said would lead to the dark side. Gets me every time.

[@wildfire9280]

@@RisingAurora In what way? Is someone “afraid” of STIs for using a condom?

[@RisingAurora]

@@wildfire9280 No. I'd wager they don't want to get someone pregnant. The STI thing is just a bonus-you don't know where he/she/they/pick your pronoun has been. As for the rest of your question, its a bit of non sequitur, isn't it? Sidious may have been steering Anakin's boat to the Dark Side, but Yoda made sure it was gassed up before it left the station. Watch the movie and look at Yoda's actions through the lens of an angsty teen. One you've done that, come back and talk.

[@wildfire9280]

@@RisingAurora Did you watch the video? I just used a line from there.

[@RisingAurora]

@@wildfire9280 Matter of fact, I did. Which is why I asked you to rewatch the source material, ie, the movies. I know you haven't done so, because each movie is blockbuster length. Even if you started as soon as I made the request, you wouldn't be done.

[@Tabby3456]

Some of these feel like a "Debunking Lucas Forgot" video where someones bitching about a plot point and then someone counters that bitching by providing an explanation

If CinemaSins will sin an episode of Obi Wan Kenobi in the TVSins channel (based on 11:08), would you do a video on it?

[@samuelmartins441]

He doesn’t do TV sins Videos

[@Ho_Lee_Fook]

@@samuelmartins441 he will now

[@DerEchteBabo]

@@Ho_Lee_Fook source?

[@llarmstrong783]

One guy does though

[@endelosecosplay1302]

Yes!!! Please.

[@parkersas1499]

Been telling my set this for so long now but why are your videos better than cinema sins? Like literally everything you have pointed out I have noticed lmao

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

Because Birdman actually cares enough to provide his opinion on the subject rather than just shitting out random videos. Birdman also makes sure his claims are _accurate_ rather than just shitting out random shit and hoping no one checks if he's telling the truth or not. CinemaSins is just super lazy with their scripts is what I'm saying.

[@spencer1837]

You said shitting too many times *ding*

[@pierceduppunk441]

Has any one else kinda stopped watching for Th3Birdman making fun of Jeremy and Cinemasins and more for the great and neat facts about the lore and making of movies? I still always enjoy Th3Birdman poking fun and it is a reason I watch but after the Harry Potter videos I noticed I enjoyed his hard work into the research he has doen or his Fandom kicking in for what ever movie he is doing. Keep making great videos and all the best good sir

[@TheDark4light]

I had a comment ready halfway into the video but I completely forgot it once the "you're breaking my heart" scene came on. Thankyou for defending it. I don't get why it's hated. The line works, it makes sense in context and the actress absolutely nails it. Even on its own it still tugs my heartstrings.

[@kulakj7855]

29:54 even after watching tales of the jedi, we can even come back to this and say how palpatine even had dooku delete the location of kamino, covering his tracks further because you wouldn’t expect a respected jedi to do that

[@khora3845]

Jeremy's sin about Mustafar being so close to its planet would at least somewhat more scientifically based if he questioned it based on the Roche limit, but I don't think Jeremy even knows what that is.

[@jbcatz5]

This is a franchise where most planets have Earth normal gravity and air unless specified, it’s not as common for characters to need air tanks just to breathe properly. We can handwave stuff like this.

[@macgyver42563]

Because he clearly didn't pay attention in science, math and other topics he was disinterested in at school.

[@jrios29]

An hour long video?! This shit we need after such a long hiatus! Welcome back! Love the vlogs from Japan!

[@lordvika2526]

The sin about Jar Jar being a Sith Lord is a bit off....just remember when we first met Yoda he was acting in a way that wouldn't let you think he was a Jedi Ultra Master. Not to mention that you see Jar Jar do things that point to him being able to use the force.

[@grizzly_manbanimation8436]

When do we see things that suggest he used the force in anyway though?

[@PosthumanHeresy]

@@grizzly_manbanimation8436 Well people do tend to agree with him for no reason every time he waves his hands while telling them they should do something without reason. Also the whole "accidentally gun down a bunch of droids" thing really does scream "the force" considering that in the Star Wars canon "good luck" is a sign of a force user even if they're untrained. Carth, for example. And KoTOR is still probably canon, Andor brought in the Rakatan Empire.

[@zacharyfrierson6972]

Still don't get why the prequels get so much hate. Yeah, they don't tell us a lot of stuff we don't already know, but it has excellent world-building, awesome characters, many memorable and action-packed moments, one of the best soundtracks (Duel of Fates), the most climactic lightsaber duel in Star Wars history, and explain what caused Anakin to ultimately become Vader.

[@Droidsbane]

two things: one they aren't as hated nowadays compared to when they were released... mainly due to the fact that the sequels made them better by comparison and 2 the main thing people were hating the prequels about were the bad writing and such

[@Droidsbane]

@@albertthepeacock8020 eh... doubt it woth the sequels

[@ShyGuyShow]

When Qui-gon states it wasn't a coincidence that they met, he's very clearly referring to the force guiding them there. It's not convenience in any way, it's the force

[@TheGreatThicc]

Does he not know the point of Grievous having four lightsabers? One of the best ways to counter a force user is to put constant pressure on them so they can't use it. Having 4 lightsabers being swung at you from different directions is a pretty good way to keep your mind busy.

[@Hello-eq4db]

I love when the audio and the subtitles don't match up, you get two punchlines for the price of one

[@redtailarts101]

About the tech: Y'know after a war, I'd think some tech would be destroyed. Although I'd still call the death star a tech improvement. The rebels don't have as nice of things because they're rebels but the empire sure as hell seems to have upgrades

[@Libbawittz]

Boi has my favorite KZbinr been missed. Glad you took some well-deserved time away off though bro and what a dynamic return you've made 💪🏼💪🏼

[@johnwill8]

I feel like a kid at Christmas when these videos drop! 👍🏾

[@deltagamma82]

Only just now watching this/finding your channel. Please keep up the good work and sinning Cinema Sins sins. Great work!

[@jesusrox4u]

A missed sin not counted is Jeremy saying Jar Jar stepping in poop is a metaphor for the franchise. Not Phantom Menace or the prequels but all the movies. To that, I say, “You’re wrong and couldn’t be more wrong even if you tried.” Not only are the prequels over hated for stupid reasons but Jeremy proves once again he doesn’t know what he’s taking about…..Ugh!

[@DanniDerpy]

"lets talk about palpatines plan" "lets not" that f*cking killed me. how do you come up with this stuff

[@Abygoneage]

11:38 What I enjoyed about the original E.U is that Plagueis wasn't exactly directly responsible for Anakin's creation but it was more of a byproduct from Plagueis trying to seize control of the force over several rituals and experiments. So the force pretty much said "I can do what you cannot, ez" and bore space Jesus lmfao. Anakin is essential what they referenced as a "backlash" or "punishment" against the Sith for going against the natural laws of the universe.

[@an-animal-lover]

I want that entire book to be made Canon. I'd love to see Palpatine's training on screen, not to mention everything about Plagueis of course

[@devonanderson2902]

So, it’s basically the midichlorians saying “You want to cheat? Just for that, we’re giving a cheat to the other side”.

[@peateargryfin844]

There's a lot to unpack, but to me, the dumbest sin is sinning the Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru scene. Jeremy's logic seems to be that it is stupid that Obi-Wan would leave Luke on Anakin's home planet with people he knew. However, Tatooine is actually the perfect hiding spot for Luke since Anakin's deep hatred for his home planet means he is less likely to ever go back to it. On top of that, how could Obi-Wan know that Anakin had met those two before? On top of that Anakin met them ONCE! That would be like if you tried yelling that somebody tried to hide my kids from me by giving them to that nice Polish family I met at the grocery store the other day.

[@eletrobonnie5887]

I love how you have C-3PO instead of Jeremy and Jeremy instead of C-3PO

[@joshuabowen6589]

The I don't like sand line is not as dumb as people make it out to be. Anakin grew up on a desert planet as a slave so sand reminds him of his childhood. What makes it a bad line to me is Hayden's delivery of the line

[@MistaHahn117]

Gotta love Jeremy thinking monarchies and democracy are mutually exclusive, when elective monarchies (monarchies where rulers were voted in either by assembly or democratically) existed in so many places as far back as ancient history, including examples in Macedon, the ancient Roman Kingdom, the Holy Roman Empire, Anglo-Saxon England, pre-1687 Hungary, the Kingdom of Kongo, the Parthian Empire, the Mongol Empire, and many more.

[@christopherlaws8182]

"not enough apples, asshole?" that joke killed me. hope you enjoyed japan my guy

[@the_furf_of_july4652]

12:40 On top of CS not getting how stories work, Qui Gon honestly has a point considering how the force has already been shown to work, with stuff like precognition. The force has been established as guiding certain things to happen, and the sheer amount of coincidence that led to Qui Gon locating one of the strongest force sensitive people in the galaxy in such a remote and nondescript location so far outside of their original plan’s way, due to the influence and omnipresence of the force, is evidence that SUPPORTS what he’s saying: that this meeting was meant to or fated to happen. He’s literally explaining why such a strong coincidence happened in that very scene!

[@GamerSapss]

You know, I personally haven't really paid attention to the original trilogy as I mostly consumed Star Wars through games and spin-off content, but whenever I heard the Padme and Anakin age I thought it was a huge age gap. It wasn't until this video I decided to google it and find out that yes Anakin is nine, *padme is 14.* I always thought she was an adult here which would give *some* credit to the claim that it's creepy, but now that is just dumb

[@Siviqs]

the scene where Qui Gon tries to mind trick Watto, jeremy interrupts at the exact moment in which watto explains that he is a toydarion an mind tricks dont work on them.

[@TonyTheTiger94]

Appreciate the content bro your EWWC is so soothing to watch.

[@mr.skullfacegarcia775]

Welcome back birdman! And you brought me my favorite Star Wars Trilogy😁

[@snakeasylum7411]

This is where the fun begins

[@brennanhearn6342]

Also sin 81 should've been two sins because Maul didn't die there. Clone Wars and Rebels are canon after all.

[@Harvester4509]

Hey hey! The phantom menace opening is what got me hooked on your vids. Love your choices on the opening sequences

[@foxboydragon9608]

"There's know way he could have known they'd be here"...Jeremy says about Jango Fett...JANGO. FETT. One of the biggest badasses in the series that could have actually fought Sidious and maybe even won, as he beat Obi-wan in a fight, outsmarted Count Dooku, and held Mace at bay for an extended period of time, along with fighting seven jedi at once with his bare hands and killing all of them. In other words, Jango is a scary bitch.

[@trecsyuh729]

I never saw R2 flying as bullshit because I was used to seeing it in the LEGO video games.

[@wookieezzz2551]

Okay I'm not going to lie, that point he made about Holograms is kind of valid because they've always really confused me

[@COLE_PRODUCTIONS]

4:45 I forgot all about "Yousa in big doo-doo dis time" it's why I love this channel!

[@XJ43088]

I'm sure someone's already said this in the comments of one of your videos (or somewhere else on the Internet at the very least), but have you ever wondered if Jeremy goes on about his life everyday like it's an "Everything Wrong With" video? For example, whenever he wakes up, he says, "Ah, I don't have to go to work today! Convenient! But I won't get any money, so what's the point of not working?" or, "Ugh, my favorite restaurant is as busy as always cliché..." Anyways, I hope you enjoyed your trip to Japan!

[@ntfoperative9432]

I could believe that, Jeremy sounds like the type of guy that enjoys to suffer

[@BornofFire117]

Birdman I do have to say, your work with the captions. It’s hilarious!

[@joshnunya324]

Glad to have you back, hope you enjoyed Japan

[@5TailFox]

Not to mention the fact that Astromech Droids can magnetize their treads in order to adhere to the exterior hull of a spacecraft so they can perform repairs while said spacecraft is in motion.

[@frederikferguson2571]

Gotta admit I find it s bit funny how you point out that sometimes cinema sins only sins because other movies while yourself do exactly the same thing

[@phinnos]

This looks like such a banger. Welcome back, friend :)

[@jmurray1110]

For the treason scene there should have been a sin reduction because the music is called “I am the senate”

[@stranger5011]

I've been Looking forward for this.

[@theNewBee]

I didn't register the people are "The Naboo". I was trying to figure out if it was "Nabooians", "Nabooites", "Nabs", or "Nubs"

[@wildfire9280]

I can imagine “Nabs” is a slur used by the Gunguns.

[@chargoesboom6990]

31:40 I still agree with this line from the movie and is the main reason why I don't go to the beach anymore and only go to the pool

[@itssomedonkus5700]

He deserves more sins than that for saying the mustafar duel was boring

[@patrikrados7299]

I haven't even started the video and I can already tell this is going to be an absolute gem

[@princesssmileyface91]

I’m glad you did Cinimasins on Star Wars, I stopped watching Cinimasins, because of how Jeremy handled these movies, at times it was funny, but when he said the fight between Anakin and Obiwan was boring, I was out.