First Time Watching Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

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[@mimic1984]

Fun fact: Hayden Christensen (Anakin/Vader) and Ewan McGregor (Obi-Wan) trained in fencing and fitness for two months to prepare for their final battle. As a result of their practice, the speed at which Kenobi and Vader engage the duel (in the completed movie) is the speed in which it was filmed, and was not digitally accelerated. 💜

[@Raged_Consumer]

I believe they were also told to slow down a bit.

[@indifference1015]

​@@Raged_Consumer Yes they were. Which makes it all the more impressive.

[@noOne-in8gp]

How many times have you commented?

[@Knowthyledge]

Yea Nick Gillard is sorely missed in Star Wars!

[@user-pm3wk6lw6m]

​@@Raged_ConsumerI thought it was in Ep1 with Maul

[@wingedbluj1674]

"Then his fate will be the same as ours." What Anakin said there was true... everyone in that room died by his hands.

[@EskChan19]

And on a Death Star

[@ShannonLynn21]

"Somehow, Palpatine returned"

[@kamixakadio2441]

@@ShannonLynn21 Non-canon

[@jacquesmassard9226]

They also all return from the dead ​@@ShannonLynn21

[@mitcheltillman2461]

@@ShannonLynn21there is no sequel trilogy in ba sing se

[@Tritopolis408]

"You were my brother, Anakin! I loved you!" - such a powerful delivery, it just rips my heart out everytime. That final lightsaber duel and Order 66 both go so hard.

[@madamsamoyed5732]

Agreed. Ewan McGregor did an amazing job.

[@WyvernKing3423]

Absolutely tragic.

[@cpob2013]

especially after anakin just screamed "i hate you" he still had love

[@chauser400]

And you’ll find in the clone wars that obi-wan doesn’t love lightly.

[@pabloc8808]

After all these years and God knows how many rewatches, Order 66 and the final duel still hurt

[@inspector_beyond]

Fun fact: Each of the antagonists in this trilogy symbolized Vader's characteristics: - Maul is the representation of Vader's rage - Dooku represents Great Jedi that fell - Griveous represents who Anakin will become - a great warrior that lost most of his body and was placed into uncomfortable cybernetic encasing, without which he cannot live. George Lucas described Prequels to his team like that: "It's like poetry, it rhymes", which he's not wrong about.

[@user-vv3qr1rc4l]

You did not use one of his most memeable lines as an actual defense for the prequels

[@jefferyandbob3137]

@@user-vv3qr1rc4l Memeable doesnt equal bad. People love Breaking Bad as a genuine masterpiece for example and all the big moments are memed to hell and back.

[@user-vv3qr1rc4l]

@@jefferyandbob3137 yes memeable means funny as in you're joking right?

[@LIGHTNING132YTG]

@@user-vv3qr1rc4l burner account much?

[@ninjanolan6328]

And the operating scene is a direct allusion to Frankenstein's monster, (with him being cuffed to the table, and his creator standing off to the side). Vader has become the amalgamation of everything he swore to destroy. In George's own words, "He sold himself to the devil."

[@cameronwiscovitch4186]

Fun fact! When Obi-Wan covers his mouth I’m shock after saying Anakin killed the younglings, it’s actually because Ewan McGregor kept laughing every time he said youngling and was hiding his smile.

[@Ranmyato]

I heard it was actually because Anthony Daniels (C3PO) tripped over something off screen and fell, and Ewan is just trying to hold it together

[@D3viant517]

Guess even he thought that plot point was ridiculous

[@kai.xx6]

@@D3viant517 With the knowledge of the comics it sorta make sense but saldly they never gave us an explanation in the movies. If I’m not wrong it's because of what they reminded him, they never showed us but he was always excluded at the temple, he never fitted in and was never really accepted as one of them or recognized by the Jedi and the younglings were always a constant reminder of that

[@D3viant517]

@@kai.xx6 Even so having him go from smiley mister “this is where the fun begins” guy to mass innocent child murderer in the span of a couple days just seems like an asspull Lucas did to make anakin seem super edgy.

[@Yugi3344]

@@RanmyatoI’ve only heard the first story and it seems more likely as I heard it took a lot of takes to film that bit

[@shinyagumon7015]

I always liked how this movie's name is actually a callback to the fact that George Lucas actually wanted to call Episode 6 Revenge of the Jedi until he realized that revenge isn't really all that Jedi like.

[@Amused_Comfort_Inc]

Which makes the influence the dark side has seen that much more real too, I feel like 1 2 and 3 really drive home the use of the force and what it really means to be a Jedi

[@user-vv3qr1rc4l]

No it's because it's less expensive to print return than revenge on merchandise, one less letter

[@illogicalbear6200]

​@@user-vv3qr1rc4l that was a bonus, but not the reason. They had plenty of budget by then.

[@user-vv3qr1rc4l]

@@illogicalbear6200 right 😉

[@Commander_Shepard.]

@@user-vv3qr1rc4l Sure, a multi-million dollar franchise changed the title because of one letter. Let's just forget there were already posters and merch released with the original title, and it would have cost more to rebrand all the merchandise. Man get out with that BS. 😂

[@spencergrady4575]

While Anakin isn't wrong about killing not being the Jedi way, remember: Sidious clearly was not unarmed as we see by his Sith Lightning. Dooku, on the other hand, was literally unnarmed and Anakin beheaded him.

[@Broomer52]

It’s more accurate to say Jedi don’t murder. They take lives when necessary but never on a whim or out of vengeance. Dooku was no longer a threat and Palpatine was.

[@spencergrady4575]

@@Broomer52 essentially what I said when I mentioned Sidious was not unarmed and used Sith Lightning and Dooku was literally unarmed. Also, they seemed to understand the context based on their reaction when Dooku was killed and what Anakin said after.

[@Verebazs]

Palpatine was pretending to have no more power. From Windu and Anakin's perspective he was defenseless, so Anakin was right to warn Windu against killing him then and there. Even if Windu suspected it was only a rouse, he had always been the biggest stickler when it came to keeping the Jedi Code, so by Windu's own standards he had no right to strike Palpatine down, while Palpatine was begging for mercy. In fact, Windu's statement, that Palpatine is too dangerous to be kept alive, is a direct callback to Palpatine himself saying word-for-word the exact same thing about Dooku, after Anakin beheaded him.

[@spencergrady4575]

@Verebazs you kind of proved my point... Anakin was asking Windu not to do exactly what he did, and was goaded to do by that very person 😂 As for pretending to be weak... Windu initially did say arrest, and Anakin even heard that the second time it was said. Following that, Sith Lightning is used to the point Windu's saber was literally bending. Obi-Wan put it perfectly to Qui-Gon, "Anakin had the training and wisdom to choose otherwise, but he didn't."

[@seevideonow]

Context matters. Dooku wasn't a threat and had vital information about the second Sith lord. Palatine had total control of the government and was the most powerful being they'd ever seen from both a physical and political stance. He wouldn't be in prison for long, the Jedi knew that the clone army wasn't really theres, and if he was a sith lord that meant that he was controlling an entire army on the opposite side. Yes, the decision Windu made was technically against the Jedi code but Anakin only latched onto that argument to justify learning Palatine's secrets and it let him do the mental gymnastics to murder every Jedi. They were already crossing a line when they decided to engage Palpatine at all, they were commiting treason. The brilliant part about a Palpatine was that he didn't just beat the Jedi and take over the galaxy, he basically forced them all closer to the dark side by just being in the war and making practical decisions while making them look like the bad guys trying to overthrow a legitimate, elected head of state. None of that absolves Anakin though and lopping off Palapatine's head was the right choice.

[@parkerboy795]

Padme didn't tell Anakin not to tell anybody. She and Anakin decided together because the Jedi code forbids relationships like theirs.

[@emilylewis5373]

I love Hayden's acting in this movie. The scene with padme and finding out she is pregnant, the worry and happiness both flashing across his face, to the coldness of him killing the younglings. he does such a good job in the movie.

[@HellBent_]

Frfr, honestly his acting is really good in a lot of scenes in this movie particularly. It's just an unfortunate script and direction kinda led to some interesting moments, but that's true of pretty much everyone in these movies

[@Miodude]

If you do, you should check out the behind the scenes of that moment. That dead look in his eyes is on camera.

[@emilylewis5373]

@@HellBent_ The script held a lot back. Honestly the best scenes in clone wars were the padme and anakin scenes that were cut. The writing was a lot better in those and we saw more of them as a couple.

[@Fordo007]

the script and delivery of the dialogue he did the best he could. But the body language and emotion on his face he nailed 110% all the time.

[@thehighseer23]

Honestly, I'm convinced that Lucas cast him because of that edge that he can bring out for the darkness in Anakin. He does all right in the scenes where he is uncertain of himself or what you might call "normal" Anakin, but when he's upset, he kicks up to another level. Even in Attack of the Clones, his stand-out scenes were when he lost his mother and then when he admitted what he did to Padme. In Revenge of the Sith, one of my favorite scenes for him is when he is venting to Obi-Wan after the council meeting and finds out that the Jedi are asking him to be shady after snubbing him. Both Hayden and Ewan are doing a great job in their back and forth and it hits what I think is Hayden's sweet spot of holding back how pissed he is... but that anger still gives him bite and energy in his performance. Now, after seeing his recent reprisals of Anakin in Obi-Wan Kenobi and (the far better) Ahsoka, he feels fully in control of his performance in a way he didn't really seem to be at this younger age... but I guess that's expected. I really appreciated his appearance in Ahsoka. I hope he does more.

[@SebasTian58323]

From the novelization of the revenge of the sith. "Thank you." Darth Vader turned to the last living leader of the Confederacy of Independent Systems. Nute Gunray, viceroy of the Trade Federation, stood trembling in an alcove, blood-tinged tears streaming down his green-mottled cheeks. "The war . . . ," he whimpered. "The war is over-Lord Sidious promised-he promised we would be left in peace . . ." "His transmission was garbled." The blade came up. "He promised you would be left in pieces.'' And later. "You loved her. You will always love her. You could never will her death. Never. But you remember . . . You remember all of it. You remember the dragon that you brought Vader forth from your heart to slay. You remember the cold venom in Vader's blood. You remember the furnace of Vader's fury, and the black hatred of seizing her throat to silence her lying mouth-And there is one blazing moment in which you finally understand that there was no dragon. That there was no Vader. That there was only you. Only Anakin Skywalker. That it was all you. Is you. Only you. You did it. You killed her. You killed her because, finally, when you could have saved her, when you could have gone away with her, when you could have been thinking about her, you were thinking about yourself. . . It is in this blazing moment that you finally understand the trap of the dark side, the final cruelty of the Sith-Because now your self is all you will ever have. And you rage and scream and reach through the Force to crush the shadow who has destroyed you, but you are so far less now than what you were, you are more than half machine, you are like a painter gone blind, a composer gone deaf, you can remember where the power was but the power you can touch is only a memory, and so with all your world-destroying fury it is only droids around you that implode, and equipment, and the table on which you were strapped shatters, and in the end, you cannot touch the shadow. In the end, you do not even want to. In the end, the shadow is all you have left. Because the shadow understands you, the shadow forgives you, the shadow gathers you unto itself-And within your furnace heart, you burn in your own flame. This is how it feels to be Anakin Skywalker. Forever . . ."

[@thehighseer23]

Probably one of the best novelizations I've ever read. Somehow Matthew Stover nailed gritty, psychological Star Wars in a way no-one else has been able to, ever. Shatterpoint, also by Stover, is a juggernaut of a novel about Mace Windu that doesn't really hide the fact that it's a Star Wars version of Heart of Darkness (that novel that Apocalypse Now was based on). I haven't read either in over a decade, but moments from them live in my mind forever.

[@Kirk36Moshpit]

​​@@thehighseer23I think the Blu-Ray takes after the novelization a bit; I recognized some lines from the book that weren't in the theater cut. I remember being in Barnes and Noble as a kid and reading parts of the book and a random guy just decided to buy the book for me (shout-out to him). I must have read that book a dozen times, and I can still recite parts of the book word-for-word, if asked.

[@Kirk36Moshpit]

I really wish the movies had more facial expressions from actors to show their state of mind; in the novelization Anakin turned into a straight-up psychopath, and I wish we got to actually see that in the movie. That lack of expression, to me, is where George Lucas truly dropped the ball with the prequels.

[@jacquesmassard9226]

the novel is fire!

[@JohnYoo39]

Damn that's amazing

[@isaakneighbor2471]

"You were my brother Anakin! I loved you!" Damn, tears every time.

[@Miodude]

Worste thing is, you can see Anakin's mouth moving a bit during that scene. In the original he begs Obi wan to save him. And Obi wan saies he can't.

[@rikk319]

@@Miodude That wasn't "the original". That was a variation of the scene. George Lucas, like most directors, often films more than one version of a scene, then chooses during editing which one to use.

[@spinosaurusiii7027]

One detail I love is Maul is pure rage Dooku is a fallen Jedi Grievous is a cyborg Vader is all three

[@BadRastafari97]

I fucking love this, mindblown

[@thewinterprince1731]

The reason Grievous coughs despite being a robot is because he isn't one. He's a cyborg who has replaced roughly 90% of his body with cybernetics. His lungs are one of the few original body parts he has left, but after they were damaged in a past fight seen in the Clone Wars cartoons, he became weaker and gained a debilitating cough, turning him prone to running from dangerous fights where he once would have curb-stomped them. Frankly, I wish we got to see more of Grievous in his prime. Dude was TERRIFYING, capable of fighting off four jedi at once with ease to the point that he actively hunted them without fear.

[@BlazingSteel]

And his organs are coated in a highly flammable oil to keep them moist and functioning.

[@user-ge6oo5vy4p]

I think he was created with the remains of Syfo Dias?

[@chambatips3619]

Ruined by the fat dude

[@Asari547]

wasnt there a short story about grievous and how dooku placed a bomb under grievous seat to make him dependent on cybernetics and him?

[@user-ge6oo5vy4p]

@@Asari547 maybe I don't know

[@pulpjedaii]

Fans are kinda split on when Anakin is accepted into the council. On one hand, he has done a great deal for teh war effort of teh Jedi and Republic, but on the other, his rise trhough their ranks has been unorthodox and somewhat rushed, he doesn't have the requisite wisdom and restraint that comes with mastery in the Jedi Order. Also, as Anakin stated, the Council elects its own members and the move by the Chancellor to interfere in their affairs was unwelcome.

[@thomasschmelzer7676]

Yeah, him having the outburst really proved he wasn't ready for the rank of Master. He still needed to mature as a man.

[@VergilTheMotivatedKatanaMan]

​@@thomasschmelzer7676 The Councils pushed him away rather than giving him some good advice, the Jedi have many flaws even though Anakin aren't mature enough but that doesn't mean The Jedi Councils are right though. The propechy of The Chosen One is bringing down both the Jedi and the Sith, there's too much Jedi in the galaxy and also less of the Sith. Don't give me started of what the Jedi did in Old Republic.

[@nintendosaber1184]

Some fans also view the Council as some sort of power ranking because most of the strongest Jedi are present there. This makes them believe Anakin should naturally be there since he’s the 3rd-4th strongest Jedi but, as you said, being a master is about wisdom, restraint, etc. Anakin isn’t ready at that point.

[@TheDarkOne1920]

​@@nintendosaber1184 Anakin was supposed to be a master a very long time ago, but because of the council he wasen't made one. So I literally can see why he is mad about it.

[@Veradun99]

I was also under the impression that one of the requirements to become a master was raising a padawan to knighthood. Maybe that's just a fanon thing but it seems like something the jedi would say. to be master in the order you must have actually been a master to a student.

[@rainbowprism6242]

It is sad that the Jedi that looks the most like the villain (the one who died in fighter ship) is the one who is the most gigachad of Jedi who risked his life to save "expendble" clones.

[@TheMaskGamer2007]

Watching Clone Wars made Plo Koon's death far more sadder.

[@Stuntmachine14]

Plot Koon is a top 5 jedi. He cared for the clones so much. Clone wars is awesome

[@J__T]

Plo Koon is a favorite of Dave Filoni which is the whole reason for why he is like that whatsoever.

[@timmychungus-di2rk]

We’re still using cringe terms like gigachad?

[@EskChan19]

One detail I like that I missed for a long time: When Palpatine tells Anakin to leave Obi Wan behind and Anakin replies "His fate will be ours", he is actually right. All three of them go on to die on a death star and pretty much by Anakins hand.

[@en4833]

SPOILERS: Except you know, Palpatine technically doesn't, if you count the Sequels as canon. He "somehow returned."

[@Spongebrain97]

Something that is noticeable when Palpatine is telling the Darth Plagueis story is he slightly smirks when he finally mentions that his apprentice turned on him, which is a neat little nod

[@timothycambron]

“I’ve been looking forward to this”

[@wingedbluj1674]

"This is where the fun begins"

[@nilso3196]

Oh man i wanted to make this comment 😢

[@solarguard7301]

Fun Fact: the reason R2-D2 never listens to Luke whenever he tells him to stay with the ship is because when Anakin told him to, he never returned. he didn’t want to lose Luke the same way he did with Anakin also, they were originally gonna have a lightsaber gauntlet in this movie, a gauntlet with 2 lightsaber blades attached on the sides, that the jedi Plo Koon would’ve used instead of a normal lightsaber

[@ravenguard047]

But…didn’t he get his memory wiped along with C-3P0?

[@mitcheltillman2461]

@@ravenguard047no anakin never had R2’s memory wiped

[@b3yourself91]

@@mitcheltillman2461anakin never wiped any of the droids, it was bail organa that did that I believe

[@masterswordwielder]

​@@ravenguard047In the movie and the reaction they say/acknowledge that 3PO got his memory wiped, but not R2

[@toriecarter2711]

@@ravenguard047 Most people don't bother to talk to droids like they're sentient beings, except people like Anakin. Most don't even understand the beeps-boops that astromech droids communicate with & need another droid like C-3PO to translate (once again, something Anakin does is understand Artoo~). Luke starts out needing Threepio to translate for Artoo, but by the 5th movie he's talking with Artoo without translation. Small spoiler: Anakin was also very against ever wiping Artoo, even when Artoo had secret info. Droids that don't get wiped start to develop personalities, and Anakin did want Artoo's personality ever erased. I always wondered if Bail knew this and that's why he didn't wipe Artoo?~~~

[@Freefall984]

3:09 the projectile hitting the republic ship is a kitchen sink. The animators put it in as an inside joke, because they were throwing everything into the scene including the kitchen sink

[@user-vv3qr1rc4l]

Lol no way

[@mimic1984]

Just for a little more information, there were over 10,000 Jedi Knights across the Galaxy, so only more or less than 100 survived, but most were eventually hunted down and killed (or turned in a certain way, but you two haven't explored what that means just yet)

[@ljeans531]

Slight correction, at the beginning of TCW there were around 10,000 Jedi. Over 2k died before the formation of the clone Army and there after. We don't have an exact number how many Jedi were left before order 66. But it ranges from 7-8k. Still a lot of people to kill😢

[@Kevc00]

Which is an insane success rate, like even if say 2,000 Jedi died in the clone wars and if only 100-200 survive, because some media suggests up to 200, that still means the clones killed 97.5%. That number of 10,000 Jedi Knights also doesn't include younglings or padawans as they hadn't passed their trials to become full members of the order so easily add another 2,000 onto that number so we are probably back up to 10,000 Jedi so 98% kill ratio. That is impressive which is why it annoys me when people complain about any Jedi surviving Order 66. After 19 years of hunting by A New Hope those who survived were either extremely well hidden or had turned to the dark side. Either way it doesn't diminish Luke's achievements like some suggest.

[@luke4685]

Bro… Tha’t is a Super Masacre xf

[@Kevc00]

@@luke4685 like 97.5 - 99% effective depending on the numbers. But either way god damn, love em or hate em, the clones are good.

[@emilylewis5373]

@@Kevc00 Exactly. The whole creation of the inquisitors and the systemic hunting of survivors makes order 66 more terrifying to me. Even in the old eu there were tons of survivors who were hunted by hands.

[@loganwendigo937]

No matter what anyone says about the prequels, this is my favorite Star Wars film. Just the entire thing is an epic tragedy, a full scale galactic war, an orchestra playing throughout, it’s an amazing film. So happy to see y’all love these films too!

[@Bensen555]

"dew it" sean and eric: Hahaha 😂 ruff: O_O gotta love the difference in their reations 😅

[@dreadpiraterobertsnumba5]

Palpatine, how did you do as the pitcher in that baseball game? Palpatine: Threw it.

[@mitsukitai2713]

My take on Obi-Wan's "Only the Sith deal in absolutes" is the following. Obi Wan is stating an absolute, not dealing in them. To deal in them, it would require putting forward a proposition with one clear choice, and one awful one. Doing so removes the need for debate, or reasoning. Obi wan is stating such a mentality is something only embraced by a sith. A minor distinction, but obi wan is not debating anything at that point. He has resigned to accept Anakin is past reason, and is well and truly a sith

[@rikk319]

Being so black-and-white is literally in the Sith Code, so Obi-wan was right on target.

[@vincible45]

This movie has aged like fine wine throughout the years and BY GOD does the Clone Wars Series has done this movie justice

[@timmychungus-di2rk]

I need to check that show out. As a kid only seen a few episodes

[@Zombiewithabowtie]

41:33 "Find him... Find him.... Fives... FIND HIM!"

[@Fiddlefiddle5000-qv1ly]

The mission... The nightmares... Im finally... Frrreeee😢😢😢

[@mitcheltillman2461]

AHHHHH 😭

[@melindamuller4466]

SPOILERS

[@Fiddlefiddle5000-qv1ly]

@@melindamuller4466 ITS FIIIINNNNEEEE they dont know the reference

[@memelord7567]

Fives :'(

[@malvegil1838]

In the book, it was explained that promoting Anakin to Master would have given him access to the Jedi archives, possibly enabling him to find a way to prevent Padme's death.

[@jades5772]

The sad thing is she would Not have died in the first place if anikin was more pationce If He would Not turnen to the dark side she would have been alive

[@Fordo007]

@@jades5772 Damned if he did, damned if he didn't. He had visions of his mother and did nothing and they came 100% true and he could have stopped it had he acted. Padme he see's dying and him trying to stop it causes it. I'm sure there's a timeline where the reverse happened and he saved his mother by doing nothing and Padme then died because he didn't try to change the vision.

[@peregrinning]

Or maybe they could have gone to an actual doctor

[@malvegil1838]

​@@peregrinning That's what they did. The med droid couldn't find any physical cause for her condition.

[@Senkoau]

Which was why he was obsessed with becoming one and basically proved over and over again he wasn't ready to be a master.

[@Joel-bt4tt]

Sidious actually does know how to keep people from dying. As he states Plagueis knew and his apprentice learned too. He never tells Anakin that he was that apprentice. He tells Anakin he doesn’t know to string him along so he can be like “keep serving me and eventually we’ll figure it out together.” The novelization states that when Sidious puts his hand on Vader’s forehead on Mustafar he is using the dark side to keep him alive until the clones return with the medical capsule.

[@BlandSpagetti]

Shout out to the wookies the moment they heard the Jedi had been betrayed by the clones they didn’t hesitate to help

[@stingerbrg]

@19:59 Anakin is only there because the Chancellor demanded it. Of course they're not going to take him seriously as a member. It's the same as if the CEO puts their unqualified favorite nephew in charge of your team.

[@peregrinning]

Not only that but the jedi order is a private religious order that self governs. Yes it has ties to the senate, but in the capacity of an outside advisor or contractor

[@rikk319]

It's more like if a boss names his new 18 year old employee in charge of his own parents' bank account. Palpatine was just giving off huge authoritarian vibes everyone who was sane should have noticed years before.

[@tjmoon5858]

It's implied that Sidious' pale form is his true form and he used a lot of energy to hold it, noticed he said "I can't hold it anymore I'm too weak" this implies he used most of his energy on Windu removing his disguise And as to why Anakin still having a blue lightsaber, the red sabers are gained by taking a kyber crystal and pour all their pain and hate in it making it red, this ritual is known as bleeding, red crystals/lightsabers are unnatural, Vader hasn't performed this ritual yet but does so later by defeating a surviving Jedi without a lightsaber, after killing the Jedi Vader took his lightsaber and the crystal and performed the bleeding ritual thus having his red lightsaber Hope this helps explain some things

[@sethrougen8968]

"And as to why Anakin still having a blue lightsaber, the red sabers are gained by taking a kyber crystal and pour all their pain and hate in it making it red, this ritual is known as bleeding," that's disney canon. fuck disney canon. red crystals were either rarely found as natural crystals (old republic era EU canon)... but mostly created by sith VIA sith alchemy because they lost control of places that lightsaber cystals can be found. (lucas canon) bleeding crystal stuff is unnessecerly edgy to be edgy sake.

[@Fordo007]

@@sethrougen8968 Yeah I agree, 'bleeding' seems to unnecessarily complicate things... whey cant crystals just be different colors?

[@rikk319]

@@sethrougen8968 It's fiction, and people can make up whatever the hell they want in their own head...including Disney, since they actually own the rights to it.

[@tjmoon5858]

@@sethrougen8968 yeah but I don't really have a problem with it as it doesn't destroy the story, it instead expands on the lore and story not by much but doesn't really harm it unlike somethings as of late

[@timmychungus-di2rk]

Damn thats some cool lore, thanks!

[@benjaminroe311ify]

Actually that opening scene in this movie before blue ray already looked incredible in the theater there were dozens of gasps and mouths wide open when those starfighters dropped into battle on opening night.

[@tomnapier221]

watching star wars through the eyes of "The Seduction of Anakin Skywalker" all 6 movies. it's just a chefs kiss story. Is it perfect writing? in some parts no. but it is a ancient greek tradgedy, its art. and the extended stories are just other threads in anakins story. everything returns to him and the world he has created or fought for or died for.

[@Artaimus]

So one of the cool lore things is in Palpatine's office is a big display that him and Anakin stand before. In it is depicted users of the light side of the force defeating users of the dark side of the force. He is literally flaunting his connection to the force while the Jedi think he's showing respect to them.

[@Michganfanatic]

I remember seeing this in theatre as a 4th grade and balling my eyes out at order 66. I knew he had to be done but not expecting the total execution of the Jedi

[@memelord7567]

You guys gotta watch the clone wars, it makes this movie 100x sadder and it adds so much depth to everything, especially the clones, since we you get to know them as individuals, not just one faceless army

[@Lupinemancer87]

A little trivia for Ruff, as I don't know if he's aware of this. When someone becomes a Jedi Youngling, part of their training is to go to one of the many caves scattered all over different planets to find a Kyber Crystal which is the source of power for a Lightsaber. This Crystal starts out clear, but once it is awakened by the Force, its color changes to match the nature of its master and this also determines the color of the lightsaber's blade. Originally, there was only Blue for Jedi and Red for Sith, but during filming of Return of the Jedi, George Lucas changed the color of Luke's lightsaber to green as the blue color would have melded in with the blue sky of Tatoonine. He later canonized the green color as a result. I don't know if this has been changed since or not, but originally green lightsabers were for Jedi who were more attuned to the Force, while Blue represented those better in martial combat. When Sam Jackson demanded his character have a Purple Lightsaber, as purple is his favorite color, George Lucas allowed it and later canonized the Purple color as well. Since then more colors were also added, each reflecting different natures of their wielder.

[@Fordo007]

I liked the old EU explanation that some crystals are just different colors so the lightsaber color is different and Jedi used Ilum for crystals where they were only blue and green while some planets had rarer crystals of other colors like purple, yellow, orange, cyan, silver, etc... and Sith red crystals were synthetic to fit the Sith 'machine' theme and cheating and manipulating the natural order to get what they want.

[@Zombiewithabowtie]

I had heard that Sith lightsabers were uniformly red because Khyber crystals are universally attuned to the Light side of the Force. When a Dark Side user creates a lightsaber, or turns to it, their Khyber crystal is corrupted which creates the red colouration.

[@nothingmusic42]

@@Zombiewithabowtie a Dark Sider focuses the Dark Side i, through the crystal in a ritual known as "bleeding: the Khyber crystal, turning it red. Ahsoka took the bled crystals from the Inquisitor's blade she defeated and focused the Light Side back through them, resulting in her blades being white.

[@mase8189]

That’s a Disney change… it’s not Lucas canon. They crystals are already colored, red ones are synthetic. He would have to construct a new lightsaber.

[@ChanningNobles]

When Obi Wan told Anakin he loved him, That made me tear up😭😞

[@murasakino9173]

Order 66 is the most historical moment in Star Wars that won't be forgotten!

[@gumdeo]

And only Yoda saw it coming...

[@Fairburne69]

"So this is how liberty dies. With Thunderous applause." One of my favorite lines in any movie.

[@silverneon4675]

Fun fact: When the darth vader helmet is being put onto Anakin, you can faintly hear him say “padme help me.” I haven’t known that for YEARS and now that I do I can’t unhear it. It’s so chilling

[@mimic1984]

Fun fact: It was very difficult to animate the fight between Obi-Wan and General Grievous due to Grievous's four arms and Kyle Rowling in a mo cap suit (not to mention him only having two arms obviously) so they made sure Obi-Wan took care of Grievous's hands quickly. (In case you're wondering how I know this, it's something I remember reading in my visual guide book that goes through the first 6 movies) 💙 💚 💙 💚

[@FirstLast-yh7gj]

I figured that

[@SamLoser2]

I noticed there was a lot of close ups in that fight to the point you couldn't really tell what was happening, especially while Grievous still had 3+ limbs. I think there just isn't many reasonable ways to believably choreograph the fight so that Obi-Wan can defend himself from all 4 sabers, and the close ups hide the 2 or 3 limbs doing nothing that we'd expect to be able to strike Obi-Wan.

[@Necrosym13]

Fun fact: Ian McDiarmid who plays palpatine in the prequel trilogy also played the emperor in star wars episode 6.

[@complex2live]

So you guys cut the scene out, but during the Grievous fight, there is a moment Grievous tries smashing Kenobi's head with his foot. This is a reference to the 2004 Clone Wars miniseries where ke kills a Jedi by grabbing his face, smashing it into the ground, and then throws him at a wall. And did I mention he was fighting 5 jedi in that battle?

[@rikk319]

That animated series was just dripping with over-the-top combat scenes, like that one, Anakin vs Ventress, and Windu solo vs an entire droid army.

[@ToaCody1]

46:18 Yeah, you're gonna want to keep that mentality in mind as you head into the Sequels.

[@mimic1984]

The Clone Wars animated series gives into much more detail as to why the clones turned on the Jedi. For years after this movie released, us fans never knew why. 💜

[@vetarlittorf1807]

No it doesn't. All it does is retcon it and ruin the whole thing with the mind-control chips. And yes, fans DID know why. Because it was literally explained in Episode II that the clones obey orders without question. And the EU went further by explaining how the clones resented the Jedi because their inexperience led to higher casualties. TCW is an insult the movies.

[@kevinbell5674]

No, we knew why. What the show did was a textbook definition of retcon. Stop trying to rewrite history by pretending no one knew that the clones were ultimate loyal to Palpatine and the Republic and not the Jedi. It's not a hard concept to understand.

[@DoctorRainer]

bruh, Anakin, Dooku and Grievous in TCW are...... absolutely different characters, maybe Grievous can be discussed but who the hell is Anakin and Dooku? They have different voice actors, different behaviour, habits and reactions, it's honestly bad

[@studior2962]

Which is why I think the sequels need their own animated tv show

[@EdithCardellini]

No, YOU never knew why until seeing The Clone Wars series, apparently. But plenty of us fans certainly did. It was all explained in Attack of the Clones.

[@mimic1984]

Y'all still have so much Star Wars to go through and I'm 1000% here for it all! 💜

[@HeyShotgun]

In the clone wars tv show , yoda actually shows more care for anakin than depicted in the movies . It’s wholesome.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

When Padme was buried, you can see the huge belly. They tried to cheat the Emperor, looking like she had died pregnant.

[@robertfaulkkner5508]

As Chancellor Palpatine once said… Do it.

[@soarimg]

Dewit*

[@lukadee-qd9cb]

Dew it

[@gumdeo]

Palpatine: Do it. Obi-Wan: Don't try it...

[@Invinci-NeD]

“IT CAME, IT FINALLY CAME!!! The Big One”

[@BatmanFan76]

We’ve finally made it to the final Star Wars prequel. Which to be honest, is technically the best prequel by default. But one thing is for sure… Obi-Wan has the high ground.

[@supershadic530]

“I HATE YOU!” -Melty boy.

[@tariqthomas9090]

Do we count Rogue One as a prequel? That one is also very popular! I think they’re pretty even in terms of quality. For better and for worse lol.

[@complex2live]

​@@tariqthomas9090i mean, technically. Its complicated

[@FirstLast-yh7gj]

Definitely not the best

[@Gaboxf]

@@tariqthomas9090 A prequel sequel(?

[@TheMarioandSonicfan]

Now they need to watch the clone wars tv show I am sure they are gonna love when a certain character returns.

[@SpacialRend7]

My favorite of the prequel films! General Grievous is one of my favorite antagonists in Star Wars. He may’ve not gotten much to offer in this movie, but he does show more of his character in the Clone Wars series.

[@BlueRoseWolfie]

General Grevious is one of my favorite designs they came up with, his intimidating walk with the 4 lightsabers slashing the ground is so insane I love it. Obi-wan Kenobi in this film cemented my love of short bearded men, "Hello There" was a favorite saying of mind and I still randomly do it. I feel so bad for Vader in a way, he was manipulated greatly, and purely because he was not happy in his position as a Jedi.

[@blaketfg9374]

This isn't really touched on in the main movies but Sidious killed Padme. Force users can take life and give it to others so Sidious takes Padme's life and gives it to Anakin. Controling life is also how Qui Gon became an immortal Ghost. This is why the surgical robots said Padme died from unkown reasons. This is also why Vader is hell bent on killing sidious. He joined the dark side to protect her but that failed so now he spends all his time planning revenge but sidious knew this so purposefully made vaders augmentations hell to live with. In old canon, Vader would train apprentices to help him get revenge on sidious. He had a vision, when going through sith training before bleeding a green kyber crystal, of fighting sidious with a green saber but ultimately was completely destroyed so he realized he needed help. He stopped training apprentices when he found out he had a son and wanted him to join him in the darkside so they can kill sidious. His fear of his vision of losing to sidious using the light side of the force made him stay with the darkside until ep 6 where he got over his fear of sidious and killed him as anakin completing his role as the chosen one and bringing balance to the force.

[@puzzled_pelican3626]

“I will do what I must Obi Wan” Qui Gon Episode I “Only a Sith deals in absolutes… I will do what I must” Obi Wan Episode III 💔

[@richardkutsera4992]

“Only a Sith deals in absolutes…” Obi Wan Episode III "Do, or do not! There is no try..." Yoda Episode V

[@ivanelugo]

​@@richardkutsera4992 I think both sides deal in absolutes, just that Jedi doesn't notice it when they do it, it's like them on Episode I they said that anger and fear just led to the dark force but they still act with anger and had fears on the same movie

[@richardkutsera4992]

@@ivanelugo Yeah I guess so. That is why balance was needed.

[@user-oi5eo6mv9i]

Stating an absolute isn't the same way as dealing in it. Anakin deals in it. Either you're with me or you're my enemy. No compromise, no third option. Just binary back and white view Obi-Wan makes an obseravation. Absolutist statement. Dealing in absolutes is way of Sith, they are famous for it. Obi-Wan himself isn't dealing in it, he tries to talk Anakin down, convince him to surrender, negotiate and find a compromise. He only uses lightsaber as last resort as Jedi should only when realizes Anakin is too far gone

[@finris1]

In the original Clone Wars animated series, it ended with Grievous abducting Palpatine and then getting force crushed by Mace Windu to where he had respiratory problems during Episode III.

[@ljeans531]

For my own sanity, I have come here to explain the "Rule of 2" The sith are inherently Evil, the Dark side as a part of the force us not Evil, but for most beings it leads to evil anyway. Because the Sith are so selfish and power hungry, when they used to exist in large groups; they would back stab and war with each other constantly. This became a problem when they also attempted to war with the Jedii at the same time. So Darth Bane created the Rule of 2. So if the apprentice betrays the master, he was clearly the stronger Sith and deserving of becoming Master and finding his own apprentice

[@ljeans531]

I'm gonna list the rankings for the Jedi order so you can understand Anakin problem and why the council was very in the right to not grant him Master Rank: *Jedi Youngling/Initiate* = force sensitive being trained to control their force abilities before taking the path of Apprentice or Trade *Jedi Padawan* = Jedi in training under a singular Knight or Master *Jedi Knight* = a Padawan that has passed the trials and earned the rank of Knight. *Jedi Master* = a Jedi who has successfully trained a Padawan to _Knighthood_ *Jedi Grandmaster* = Leader of the high council and highest ranked Jedi aka Yoda at the time. Ps or fun fact, in the temple there are 4 pillars and one in the middle, the High council is the one we see in the movies, the other pillars belong to councils under the High Jedi council consisting of Jedi in their own specialties; research, training, trades, etc.

[@cacklebabygg6156]

The dark side is literally unnatural its a corruption of the normal force and will quickly corrupt you, canonically you shouldn't be able to use it for very long without turning, so Grey jedi would be impossible in real Canon

[@passerinity]

So the reason Grievous coughs and why Windu calls him a coward is because Windu force crushed his chest and Grievous had to run. However, Grievous can actually copy Jedi fighting techniques and after Windu and he had their first duel, Windu refused to fight him again because he was afraid that Grievous would copy Vapaad. Vapaad was Windu’s unique fighting style which channeled his inner turmoil and kinda dark side energy into fighting for good.

[@bigma5e]

What blows my mind the most is how Palpatine knew about Anakin being married. He would literally dive into Anakin's brain and learned everything. George Lucas even came out and said Palpatine was putting the nightmares of his wife's death in his head to further his path to the dark side.

[@MajoraZ]

General Grievous was insanely cool in the 2003 2d Clone Wars miniseries, he was a menace there, it's a shame how he turned out in this movie. You guys should react to that scene, or ideally that whole series: It's only about as long as a movie or so all together anyways.

[@Velg]

I'm so mad that they didn't watch the cartoon first. It's really hard to enjoy this without them seeing how grievous was before

[@HenrythePaleoGuy]

@@Velg Well, they'd be disappointed going into the film considering how much less cool he is. Best to go back to it than have to see him get treated how he does.

[@egg3228]

I love the original trilogy and all but the overall story of Anakin strung along 6 films films especially with how hopeful he is in phantom menace, to his fall, to his change in *Return* thanks to Luke, especially when you rewatch the original trilogy with a vastly different perspective now, has always made me love this saga so much more. I love the prequels for giving that expansion to love it more. Also in a comic Luke says he loves sand. He definitely gets it from his mother 😅

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Qui Gonn spirit taught Obi Wan to become a force ghost, (at the end of the movie Yoda said to Obi that someone returned from the netherworld of the force). In all those years in solitude in Tatooine Obi Wan learnt it. That´s why he told Vader in episode IV: "if you strike me down, I´ll become more powerful that you can possibly imagine".

[@sachaallari592]

That "So Horribly Green Screened" shot was REAL and was the last shot completed when filming Episode 2 Attack of the Clone as Lucas would not return for 1 shot for Episode 3. It was filmed during a real sunset and the 2nd sun was added in post.

[@fullflame5910]

Fun fact, in the novelization of this movie, when Anakin meets padme before going to mustifar(lava planet) 3PO asks R2 what’s up with Anakin, and all R2 can say is “I don’t know… he doesn’t talk to me anymore…”

[@rainbowquartz9513]

This movie made me cry so much, especially the order 66 attack on the Jedi temple.😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭

[@Qu1nt0-415]

All in favour of them now watching through Clone Wars, say "aye"

[@superluigiac]

I demand Cartoon Network's Clone Wars!! It was the perfect piece before Episode III ...anyway, loved the reaction.

[@argent-kestrel90]

The shot of Anakin / Vader turning around, wearing his hood with those yellow sith eyes always makes my spine shiver. Its awesome.

[@thecritic860]

Yeah, the actor who plays count Dooku (Christopher Lee), look it up some time, he’s a legend with acting, music, language, war, he even descends from Charlemagne (founder of the HRE (Holy Roman Empire)).

[@__RonnieHouston__]

"This is where the fun begins"

[@Poetic_Frost]

This is where the fun begins

[@b3yourself91]

Right after the “another happy landing” you can see the Millenium falcon flying into the space port

[@PheonixFire]

A great detail is Vader was actually going to try and use the same flip move Obi-Wan did to Maul in episode 1. Knowing him so well, Obi-Wan knew he would, and one last time, he tried to talk him out of it. But in his arrogance, Vader didn't stop to think that not only would Obi-Wan know how to perform it, but he'd know just as well how to counter it.

[@nielgregory108]

Red sabers emerge when a Sith pours his hate and anger into a Kyber crystal, and it actually bleeds red. That's where the red comes from. Hate and anger.

[@en4833]

That's Disney canon. EU canon is that Sith Kyber crystals are synthetically made because the Sith lost control of all the places that have natural ones to the Jedi. It also plays into the mechanical theme of the Sith and how they manipulate the natural order of things.

[@venom890]

I remembered when this movie came out, I was like 10 or so, the OG Clone Wars series had just finished and I was a huge fan of Grievous, I saw him wipe the floor with a lot of Jedi and cut through clones, i was quite disappointed of this Grievous when I first watched episode 3

[@erickchristensen746]

1:02:59 The hun shirt was never Truly gone, Luke managed to pull it back at the last moment after all. Man I can’t wait to see you guys watch Clone Wars and the Obi-Wan show

[@spicy321]

You mentioned how shiny Threepio is. This is the only movie where he is this polished except for the end of Ep 4. That's because the suit would reflect everything including the camera and the crew so his suit would always be extra scuffed in the other movies. Great lengths were taken to digitally obscure the reflections while making this movie so he could be at his full shine.

[@Only1Noodle]

Trivia fact: The Administrator of Utapau that greets Obi-Wan is the Gyro Captain from Mad Max. The one Jedi's death that hits harder is Plo Kloon. Because in the clone wars show, one of the clones says "we're made to be expendable", which Plo Kloon response with "Not to me".

[@Ringking-ws7bz]

Plo Koon was the best jedi of this era and not many know it

[@e34YT]

I loved the part where the Sith got Revenge on Star Wars Episode III in the famous movie "George Lucas" directed by "Hayden Christensen" and "Ewan McGregor", famous inventors of "Wars Star"

[@peregrinning]

19:59 keep in mind that anakin is only 23 here. At his age Obi-Wan was still a padawan. Quite frankly anakin has no place even being knighted yet, much less being in the council. And palpatine should not have any say in the council of a private religious order. But here we are. Anakin's anger and entitlement that palps feeds into is one of many reasons he is not remotely ready to be a master.

[@cregerzone07]

I just found you guys last week and have been binge watching so much of your content, to say ive been waiting for this intensely would a power not learned from a Jedi.

[@Samgreen90]

(At 9:00) R.I.P. Christopher Lee, AKA the "original" Count Dracula.

[@mimic1984]

I fully acknowledge that the Sequel Trilogy isn't perfect by any means, but I personally don't have nearly as big of an issue with it as other people do. I look forward to your guy's reaction to it. 💜

[@complex2live]

⚠️ ⚠️Spoiler Alert if Ruff is reaidng this. ⚠️⚠️ In my opinion, I don't like it but I also don't despise it. The reason it sucked as a whole to a lot of people was because it destroyed the entire point to the ending. Anakain and Luke were the Chosen Ones, and Leia was also a part of it. And the ways that ended was showing that Vader still had humanity in him to bring balance to the force, by both parties being almost entirely wiped out. Because at that time at the end of ROTJ only a small amount of Rebels and Empire remained. So there isn’t a problem with making sequels to it to add some more lore, but where they screwed up is they wanted to convince us of 2 things. 1. Rey is a Jedi and a Sith, and she is great with the force. The problem with that is depsite it being a good reveal in Force Awakens, they didn’t do basically anything with it in the latest installment and made her not only a Mary Sue, but just a one note character. The other thing they wanted to convince us of was 2. Kylo is Vader's grandson. Family genealogy wise this makes sense, but I think it was trying to show him as this hard core villain, and yet he is just a whiny angry tween the entire time. And yes, Anakin was like that too. What the porblem is though, is there wasn’t a moment of pure evil or destruction he caused that made him a threat. Because why Vader worked is yes, the death star was doing its thing and the empire was here, but unlike Kylo, Vader actually went out and did all the big stuff himself. And yes, Kylo goes out in Rise of Skywalker, but all he does is massacre a village, nothing else.

[@EpicRandomness555]

Same actually. Return of the Jedi was the second Star Wars movie I ever watched

[@jordanwolfson8378]

This is my personal favorite Star Wars movie. It's a hot take, but I love the lightsaber battles, the emotional moments all strike really hard, and the overall quality of production is much higher than Phantom Menace or Clones. Fantastic wrap-up to this prequel trilogy, Billy!

[@rooroo9216]

I completely agree

[@joshuana5132]

This actually isn't the reveal of Grievous. Before the movie, there were a number of short cartoons, and he was introduced in that.

[@pickleboy6059]

Fun facts on darth plegious the wise: In Deleted/changed script when chancellor is telling anakin the tragedy, he hints that anakin was the life created by midi cholrdians. Hence why he has such a high count and why there was no father. To extend it would actually make sidious the father as he was the one who preformed the experiment (plegious was his master) In episode 1. When sidious is talking to maul on the balcony in Corasunt, the room just inside is plegious chambers and it was that night that sidious murdered plegious in his sleep and became the master

[@Fordo007]

the old EU novel revealed that Plaugeuis and Sidious tried to create life and them messing with the Force caused the Force to backlash and create Anakin to counter them. So in a way they created him... but not really.

[@Fearless_Kat]

Finale time!

[@Ebon_Sean]

Most people don't recommend watching all six in chronological story order because given the 16 years between the last original and the first prequel, George Lucas had a creative metamorphosis and inserted several details in the prequels that contradict statements made in the original and require homework or outright mental gymnastics to rationalize. Example: in Return of the Jedi, Leia tells Luke she remembers their mother and how she was very sad, when in the prequels, Padme died giving birth to them. Example: Obi Wan's force spirit told Luke to go get training from Yoda, the jedi master who instructed him, when in the prequel he was Qui Gon Jin's padawan. Explained away in the sense that Yoda was shown instructing the younglings in Ep II, so technically, he instructed every jedi. Obi Wan also states he took notice of Anakin's talent and took it upon himself to train him in the ways of the force, when the prequels show these being Qui Gon Jin's actions and dying request of him. Example: the entire galaxy in the originals treat the Force and the Jedi like myth and question their existence even though they were the dominant peacekeeping force of significant public renown and political influence not even 20 years prior. Example: in order to conceal from Darth Vader the existence of his own son, the plan was to hide him on Darth Vader's home planet, in the care of Darth Vader's step-brother, bearing Darth Vader's last name.

[@Samgreen90]

(At 12:40) I wasn't the only one who was "hyped" seeing THAT happened, right?

[@vetarlittorf1807]

Please watch the 2003 Clone Wars instead of the 2008 Clone Wars.

[@ryanbagley3293]

In regards to aniken and the council I think its important to remember: Power is not skill, his POTENTIAL was always way up there, his raw power unmatched but his ability to use that power may not be on 'master' level. ( that being said he was canonically a genius in skill as well, his real weakness was he lacks the wisdom and patients of a master. Hes probably a better fighter that some, a better force user than some, but he is unbalanced, un aware of his own weaknesses, and refuses to work as part of a group or head the wisdom of others ) this is like if you promoted your hot headed show boating 'i don't care what the rules or the strategy plans are Imma do my own thing and make it work damn the consequences' star player into a team coach. Could he do the job, maybe, is it a good idea, eeeeeeeeeeh... at least that's my read

[@jaylowery3361]

I'm so happy I woke up to this !! Thank you guys for still dropping bangers after bangers

[@mimic1984]

It was I wanna say early June 2005, I just turned 5 I remember sitting in the front row of the theater, so my neck was hurting the while time we watched the movie (it was just like 5 feet from the screen. With my low attention span at the time and didn't even know what we were watching, I fell asleep about 10-15 minutes in and woke up when the Vader Mask was being put onto Anakin's head. I didn't fully watch this movie until about 4-5 years later when I finally got into Star Wars. The first SpongeBob Squarepants movie was the first movie I saw in theaters that kept my attention the whole time. 💜

[@vetarlittorf1807]

Except the movie came out in 2005. So you're lying.

[@mimic1984]

Okay, got the date wrong. So I was 5 when this all happened. Not a lie just a mistake.

[@Zachstorm_Gamer]

saddest and most epic Star Wars Movie ever

[@mimic1984]

Mace Windu (Samuel L Jackson) and Palpatine's fight was my least favorite duel in the movie. It was decent, but can't compare to the rest imo. 💜 ❤️

[@SobiTheRobot]

We coulr have had something so much more interesting. Same with the other duels, if Nic Gillard had been allowed to cook.

[@chazo1367]

@@SobiTheRobot Was mainly because the stuntman for Palpatine was sick or something during the day of recording the fight and they couldn't delay to do it later.

[@Briansgate]

A little perspective not many consider. Think about Anakin's life. From the age of 3, until the day he died (roughly age 46) he had to call someone Master. He was never his own person. First Watto, then Obi-wan, then Palpatine.

[@starwarsbigfan06]

Thanks for doing these guys! Welcome to the Star Wars Universe! Can't wait to see your reactions to the rest!

[@baronbrummbar8691]

you should watch Clone wars 2003 it is great and it tels you some shit about grevious