STAR WARS: EPISODE III - REVENGE OF THE SITH! (2005) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@KimEllendale]

Would you like to see the Obi-One Kenobi series next on the channel? Or perhaps Stranger Things? Or even Indiana Jones? The Star Wars Sequels? So many options! Let me know down below! Oh and don't forget to leave a LIKE! Let me know if you're enjoying these reactions!

[@viral_beauties]

the clone wars?

[@mitsurusano6666]

You should watch Rogue One and the sequels

[@leonelsanchez7991]

Please not secuels, secuels should not be canon, they ruined George lucas star wars concept, Obi wan show is way better.

[@orainefoster8316]

The Obi-Wan Kenobi series for sure, especially coming off of the prequel trilogy.

[@hallieraymond]

If you're up for more KZbin reactions, I do recommend Rogue One next. It's just one (really great) film, it attaches to the saga easily, and sets up its own prequel Andor if you want a more long-term project. Reacting to Indiana Jones or Stranger Things will likely bring you to more audiences and change your channel still further, but you may be looking for that. I personally love the show Obi-Wan Kenobi and think it does a good job of giving you more closure on prequel feels if you needed it. But it's not as popular as other Star Wars content. The sequels have their moments, imo, but for the most part I and many other Star Wars fans might prefer to pretend they don't exist.

[@brandondodge6040]

Honestly the Clone Wars + Revenge of The Sith Era is my favorite era in Star Wars. Order 66 to me is probably the most important historical event in Star Wars. It's such an impactful tragedy.

[@lazaruslong697]

"cries in Malachor"

[@adriankuban2904]

@brandondodge6040 Yeaaaaah my too Full Preaquel trilogy with comics, game, Clone Wars, Bad Batch and Rebels even Vander Immortal VR are my favorite part if Star Wars. 😉❤💙💜😊

[@guilhermecruz5194]

Too but rebels for me 😩

[@Songfugel]

​@@lazaruslong697Kotor1 era is my personal favourite, and not even close, but if considering only the movie eras, then I'd have to agree

[@brandondodge6040]

@@Songfugel Honestly the Clone Wars and the Knights of The Old Republic eras are tied for my favorite spots. Love the Jedi, Sith, and Mandalorians across these eras.

[@darylsfan9680]

60% of the video was Kim thirsting for Anakin and Obi-wan and 40% analyzing the movie and I was here for every second of it. This is most definitely my favorite Star Wars movie and your reaction is S-Tier. I appreciate you, Kim ❤️

[@thurstarca4995]

Of all the reactors I've watched watching this franchise for the first time... You (in my opinion) are the BEST so far for truly understanding the whole conflict within Anakin's mind, the flaws of the Jedi, the manipulation genius of Palpatine and the whole Star Wars plot in general. 💯✨️💜

[@TheMaskGamer2007]

I agree, she is the best.

[@DarthWinterMadness]

I saw your comment early in the videos so I paid attention. Either she's an amazing actress, or you're right and she picked up on every detail on first watch. She paid attention a lot during the watch. That's pretty cool to see when you don't remember how you experienced it yourself. I don't remember the first time I watched the OT, hence I don't know how I reacted to the twists. I remember watching the Prequels though. I was 10 when Episode I came out. Cheers from France! 🍻

[@DJLA-vx1dk]

Im agree , I’m surprised

[@mondeng71]

100!!! I want her to do every SW movie!!! 😂😂😂

[@reactions5783]

​@@mondeng71 Even the trash sequels, that vandalize the SW characters?

[@Soveliss74]

I remember seeing this in theaters. "His fate will be the same as ours" is so poetic. All three men died on the Death Star. Also, Hayden and Ewan really are that fast when it came to the duel on Mustafar.

[@infamouscha]

Layers

[@JadedAlyx]

Different Death Stars though

[@Soveliss74]

@@JadedAlyx still

[@scottb3034]

all three were killed by the same character.

[@sgtjohnson]

And then rise of skywaler happened… The final fight should have been on endor in the remains of the Death Star…

[@Brandon-yy5cc]

Anakin was my Luke Skywalker. As a young kid. And to see him become Darth Vader in the second half of this movie was just heart breaking. Also you need to watch the clone wars.

[@kamo_qxq]

its impressive how intelligent you are. The way you understood palpatines influence on anakin etc. I watch many reactions on this movie and almost no one made the same conclusions as you

[@leadzeppbelly]

Kim is so smart and funny!

[@veronikavavrek9694]

Right? i was used to all these brainless reactors and a saw this and i was like damn that's how i was thinking

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

If you want to continue with the Anakin and Obi-Wan dynamic, I'd recommended The Clone Wars (2008) Series as it fills the 3 year gap between Episode 2 and 3. The series does start with a movie, and I'd recommended chronological order as the show jumps around.

[@MatthewJamesKalasky]

I second this. It really helps to further explain Anakin's whole entire situation with the Dark Side and views of the Jedi.

[@cpob2013]

Belay that. The tartakovsky clone wars series fits better.

[@MatthewJamesKalasky]

@@cpob2013 That would be more of a "pre-Revenge of The Sith" thing, though, wouldn't it? In the end, just go with both.

[@805StrengthLab]

@@MatthewJamesKalasky Tartakovsky in his show actually shows Anakin becoming a Jedi Knight as well as the introduction of General Grievous (the most vicious one that we all know and love). Both series do however end with the battle of coruscant which I really liked and the 2008 series did a perfect job on blending in the characters, especially when they do not appear in Revenge of the Sith.

[@DarkChaos87]

@OP, the movie (not Tartakovsky's) takes place after an episode or two of clone wars if watching in chronological. If you remember, the movie takes place along the Retaking of Cristophsis. The Battle of Cristophsis is an episode or two prior to the movie as Anakin doesn't get his extra hand until the movie.

[@shakawhenthewallsfell8570]

I highly recommend giving the animated series "The Clone Wars" a watch. It takes time between the end of Episode II and end of Episode III. It'll give you some more insight into the relationship between Anakin and Obi-Wan, some more of the journey for Anakin, introduce you to Ashoka, some more on the Sith, and the backstory of Order 66. Then the final episode... perfection at it's best.

[@rileymorrisroe6743]

It also shows how trusting all the jedi had become of the clones. Meaning that its easier to understand how effective order 66 was in ROTS

[@scottb3034]

That show is terrible

[@kriszgamer0013]

@@scottb3034 Did you watch it?

[@scottb3034]

@@kriszgamer0013 yes and more importantly I read, saw and played other star wars stuff from the era that came before it and were much better.

[@kriszgamer0013]

@@scottb3034 ...Can't really argue then. You have different opinions. But you don't have to talk down someone for liking it either, some people recommend it because they liked it. And to be honest the Old Republic era is very cool.

[@ReformingRegent]

I like how obi-wan was just some random guy who came out of nowhere, just to give this couple a baby, no questions asked.

[@Laurie473]

Yes, But Obi-wan would have explained to Owen & Beru that Luke is the Son of Anakin Skywalker, (ie Owen Lars Step-brother), whom was killed in the Clone Wars, - you take in family in need, right... Obi-wans only introduction to them need be., I knew of your Step-mother Shmi, from her Son, Anakin Skywalker 👍

[@timothythespider5036]

Aha, Ben Kenobi reference heheheheheehehhehe cantina hehehehehehehehhehehehe

[@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm]

In the novelization of Return of the Jedi it was explained that Owen was in fact Obi Wan's brother. The novel was written by Alan Dean Foster using the original shooting script so it is canon.

[@AndyAllen_97]

This film is honestly peak Star Wars. The story told is tragically beautiful and it’s impact never diminishes however many times I watch it. Btw your reaction and understanding of the story made me a subscriber!

[@Armaniche]

My favorite Star Wars live action movie. And I really appreciate that your reactions actually add on to the experience. Sadly, many reactors just sit there and watch the thing without adding much if anything. The editing is also on another level and I really love the intros. You can just see how much effort was put into it. Great job

[@sirmalak]

General grievous was a kaleesh warrior who became a living legend among his people. He got his name because the love of his life was killed in battle and to honour her rebranded himself grievous (grieving)Whilst battling another species that sought help from the Jedi, grievous went to the banking clan and dooku for help. Instead of helping they blew his ship up and took what remains were left and made him into a cyborg to lead the droid army. A fun fact to know is when grievous first was made someone referred to him as a “droid” so out of anger killed all the droids present. Even though he is technically 95% droid he still doesn’t view himself as one and never will. Even the droids that u see at the start with the electric staffs and capes, were all redesigned by grievous himself to make his army look more kalee.

[@SpartanS120]

Obi Wan and Anakin are the TRUE definition of A Hero will sacrifice you to save the world but a Villian will sacrifice the World to save you

[@bobogus7559]

42:08 Throughout the Clone Wars, General Grievous was a highly feared Jedi hunter (hence his collection of lightsabers, which is much more extensive than what's shown here). However, since he didn't have Force powers, he had a key disadvantage against a Jedi, and had to rely on a combination of surprise, dirty fighting, and quickly dominating the fight so his opponent couldn't focus on using Force powers. So anytime Grievous couldn't quickly overpower his opponent, his strategy was to flee and try again later. Also, this was clearly not the first time Obi-Wan and Grievous met, considering how they were behaving around each other at the beginning of the fight. This is also made clearer in the Clone Wars TV show from 2008-2020, which I highly recommend.

[@adaada7318]

Grievous is just underrated in many ways.He is terrifying,his background story is sad.And I think he is strong as fuck.This movie is really shown him like he is nothing

[@bigbeng6041]

​@@adaada7318it's my only complaint about the clone wars series too. They had a chance to really improve on him and make him an amazing villain, and they wasted it. He had a few cool scenes here and there but he felt like laughing stock for the most part.

[@scottb3034]

that show had way more issues than grievous. @@bigbeng6041

[@cmrobbins88]

Your understanding of these characters and the story is immaculate. The moment of Anakin’s transformation to the Dark Side is truly a pinnacle moment in Star Wars, I’m actually meeting Hayden Christensen at FanExpo this week and I’m so fucking nervous.

[@dylanholman3]

how did it go?? I would absolutely love to meet Hayden or Ewan.

[@cmrobbins88]

@@dylanholman3 it lasted about half a minute or less because the line was hours long, but he was very nice and welcoming. Told him I was a fan of him since I was a kid. He shook my hand and signed my Anakin Funko pop.

[@shinrapresident7010]

Remember how at the start Palpatine said Dooku was ''too dangerous to be left alive''? Master Windu would never have accepted that answer but now Anakin has to watch Windu say and do the exact same thing to Palpatine, something that Windu would have expelled Anakin from the order for if he ever found out the truth.

[@EditedAF987]

“A rule for thee but not for me?” _ignites saber_ “Consider this my two weeks notice!”

[@tahjsimon9058]

Nonsense, you have revealed that you lack awareness. The difference is that Dooku lost his arms and had no political influence. Thus Fooku was literally helpless and captured with no corrupt influence over the courts and thus can be tried fairly. Whereas Sidious controlled the courts and the Senate, still had his hands and lightning and had the popular vote. The fight wasn't even over. Sidious had literally won and the only way for the empire to be avoided was to kill Sidious right there. The situation is nothing alike but media illiterates like you want to ecquivocate Windu and Anakin. Windu is what Anakin should have been.

[@loganbrooks1591]

Most impressive..

[@onniruusunen9444]

Windu isn't arrogant Jedi like the entire Jedi Order lead by Yoda who pretend to be overlymoral people. Fuck the entire Jedi Order, Windu on top

[@PheonixFire]

Ian McDiarmid is a class act who does amazing playing all the facets of Palpatine across the series. From classy senator to psychotic cackling Sith it takes a great actor to truly do SW's Satan justice and he makes it look easy.

[@fabianaricciulli8905]

padme was really trying to convince him and she would forgive and forget everything he did if he accepted to run away with her, she really didn’t know obi wan was on her ship bring him there was not something she planned

[@orainefoster8316]

Revenge of the Sith will always be my favorite SW film. It's the first to ever get me emotional and I rarely get emotional in any movie really, but George absolutely nailed the lightheartedness and the darkness of the narrative. You really realize how much you care for these characters and what is at stake and this is legit once of the best conclusions to any trilogy, ever. A third film in a trilogy is usually lackluster for the most part but ROTS truly was top tier through and through. It also made Anakin my favorite character in the franchise, Hayden was phenomenal in this film.

[@caseyhastings9219]

General Grievous was really cool when he was introduced in the 2003 Clone Wars cartoon. An absolute menace who fought 6 Jedi at once and kicked their asses. I thought he was badass. Then this movie came out, "and just like that, the magic was gone." That series technically isn't canon anymore, but it does show how Anakin went from Padawan to Knight. There's also the 2008 Clone Wars that will give you more Obi-Wan Anakin bromance moments and expand on some of the other Jedi that you didn't get a chance to know before Order 66. 💀

[@themalcahtwinz4743]

the fight is still canon. The semi-recent Tarkin novel mentions the battle of Hypori, and it's canon

[@WrDcLvN]

He was first introduced in the 1980s Star Wars series it showed how menacing he was and how terrifying he was because no one really knew who he was

[@falloutrains2641]

What do you mean non canon. Everything from the sequel trilogy onwards is not canon. They suck so, so much

[@anzeigefehler6495]

@@falloutrains2641 hes talking about the 2003 clone wars movie which is in fact mostly not conon

[@falloutrains2641]

@@anzeigefehler6495 It's not a movie. It's a animated mini series, I used to watch it as a child. It's canon to me.

[@firestorm1088]

Padme isn’t completely passive in this, it’s just that most of it is offscreen. The coalition of senators she built would later go on to become the founders of the Rebel Alliance. In the scene where Palpatine is giving his speech to the senate, the headpiece Padme is wearing looks a lot like the sigil of the Rebel Alliance.

[@danielmaster8776]

In the deleted scenes, there's a lot of Padme and the other diplomats talking about Palpatine and stuff.

[@linacaromina]

I still hate how they deleted a lot of her scenes in the senate. She was so active during that era

[@AdityaKaul-dm8fk]

@@linacaromina Lucas had a lot of criticism from Clone Wars about how much "political talk" there was, and he kinda overcorrected. It's a shame because when the 1st prequel came out, all people wanted were spaceships and lightsabers, not the intricate plot he was setting up for the backdrop of Anakin's fall.

[@neutchain7838]

@@AdityaKaul-dm8fk I always thought that was stupid. The best part of these movies is the plot. The way Palpatine manipulated everyone is amazing ( played perfectly by Iain McDirmaid btw ) in my opinion i wish there was more of that. Also cutting Genevieve O'reilly's ( mon Mothma ) first scene in Star Wars is a crime. I wish people would just shut up and let people make the movie they want to make.

[@mariomanno1]

C-3P0 - "I feel so helpless" Kim after saying the same thing - "I'm glad you're here to tell us these things"

[@KimEllendale]

🤣🤣🤣

[@enlightened_orca]

As a huge Star Wars nerd (having read all of the pre-Disney books too) I love your understanding of these characters and their mindsets and how Palpatine is playing the whole galaxy like a fiddle. I also snorted blue milk laughing at "Me too Obi. We're weak for this stupid feral child 🥺" Lmfaooo

[@CrazeeAdam]

"His fate will be the same as ours" is pretty deep... as literally, Obi Wan, Palpentine and Darth Vader all died on a Death Star... they literally all shared the same fate. Which I'm sure is what they were going for

[@JamesSmith-bg6dk]

The line "His fate will be the same as ours" has another layer to it: all three characters end up dying on a Death Star.

[@borbafet9206]

Thats such nonsense they die on 2 entirely different death stars. That is such an arbitary distinction to make of their fates. I think youre reading too much into it he literally means his fate will be the same as ours as in we are not leaving him. If we go he comes with. If he stays i stay

[@JamesSmith-bg6dk]

@@borbafet9206 It's not really an arbitrarily distinction, given that Obi Wan, Vader and Palpatine are the only named characters in the entire saga to die on Death Stars. And yes, I'm aware of the line's literal meaning in the scene. All I'm saying is that this is a fun extra layer to the line, whether intentional or not.

[@borbafet9206]

@@JamesSmith-bg6dk how about the fact that anakin ends all of their lives how about that? Is that more or less important than that they die on the death star series of space stations?

[@JamesSmith-bg6dk]

@@borbafet9206 Sure, you could say that too. The general point I'm trying to make is that all three character's deaths did end up happening under similar circumstances.

[@wertfi908]

I actually believe that Padme didn’t die from the birth, or loosing her will to live. There’s a popular fan theory that the life preserving power of Darth Plagueis works by taking life from someone, and giving it to someone else, so Palpatine drained the life from Padme to keep Anakin alive.

[@darthbane3937]

Lucas has come out to say that Padme did lose the will to live though that theory is a better explanation. Also, if you read at all, read the Darth Plagueis novel.

[@noahweathers4408]

Something Cinemawins and others pointed out that I never realized until now, these two lines from Palpatine, Windu and Anakin: “He was/He’s too dangerous to be kept alive,” and “It’s not the Jedi way.” In that moment, from Anakin’s perspective: what’s the difference between Jedi and Sith? If they’re both going against what he believes right, his only motivation is to side with the one promising to help save his wife. It’s a tragedy, but it MAKES PERFECT SENSE.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

39:19 and that was it. That's the last they see each other before Anakin turns. "Goodbye old friend. May the force be with you."

[@themalcahtwinz4743]

Grievous has got 21+ lightsabers in his collection. The 3 where from the Jedi he killed on couruscant while capturing the chancellor

[@SentinelGiga]

I’m just gonna say it: Palpatine is far and away the best and most enjoyable villain in anything ever, I could watch that guy ham it up and chew the scenery forever. Gotta love a guy who takes such joy and pleasure in his work, just a shame his work involves screwing over practically the entire galaxy. And while TESB holds a special place in my heart for personal reasons, RotS is my fav of the films these days. Ewan and Hayden are just too much fun, even/especially when they’re trying to kill each other.

[@more-reasons6655]

I love how much you've paid attention to the story, most reactors can't seem to wrap their heads round Anakin's fall to the dark side but you at least remembered that Anakin met Palpatine before the council and how Palpatine was nice and warm to Anakin while the Jedi told him he was wrong for missing his mother and dismissed him since day one Anakin never had that connection to the council that Palpatine and Qui gon offered him, that human connection which isnt wrong to want, but that's the downside of the jedi i suppose, Anakin's biggest crime was being too human

[@Cope69]

Completely agree. This is my favorite movie to see reactions to but also the worst since a majority never seem to understand Anakins perspective. A lot of reactors will see it just as whiney and selfish, which is the exact hate Hayden got years ago. Most don't fully get it on their first viewing

[@MrZackavelli]

They didn't tell him he was "wrong" for missing his mother. He missed her and had fear of losing her. That fear will lead to anger, from anger to hate, and from hate to suffering. Everything the Jedi warned against turned out to be true. And Palpatine is simply buttering up Anakim and stroking his ego so he'll look more supportive to Anakin as opposed to the council who *actually* have to teach him right from wrong.

[@more-reasons6655]

@@MrZackavelli just because they warned against it happening doesnt mean that it is the only possible scenario that could happen, the Jedi did nothing to prevent Anakin feeling that way Let me use an example to help explain, if I see a woman accidentally let go of her pram and it rolls towards the road, I can warn her that her baby is about to be hit by a car and do nothing to stop it like the Jedi. Or I can intervene and grab the pram before it's too late Anakin was set up for failure as the jedi realise he's a special case yet they lump him with the only jedi knight to not complete the jedi trials. They saw Anakin as special but refused to give him any special treatment I just think they could have done a little better than telling a child who's just been separated from his mother that he will be suffering because of it, first impressions matter you know

[@MrZackavelli]

@more-reasons6655 1) How did the Jedi do nothing to prevent Anakin from feeling that way? Anakin was taught not to form attachments just like every other padawan. 2) Obi-Wan *did* complete the trials. Defeating a Sith Lord turned out to be his trials. Jedi can be rewarded with Knight status if they live through a very trying ordeal and remain true to the code. 3) How would giving Anakin special treatment fix things? If they give Anakin special treatment, then that alienates Anakin from his fellow padawans and inflates his own ego. I swear, if the Jedi *did* give Anakin special treatment, there would still be people complaining "The Jedi gave Anakin special treatment and didn't treat him like every other padawan, which doomed him from the start"

[@more-reasons6655]

@@MrZackavelli so you agree that the Jedi contradict themselves most of the time Your second point is clarifying that they gave Obiwan special treatment for defeating a sith lord but your third point you state they wouldn't give Anakin any special treatment for being a rare case in that he's 9 and therefore already has made attachments As for your first point, there's a difference between starting as a jedi and never forming any attachments vs starting with attachments and then becoming a jedi. The council arent stupid and they should recognise that difference We know that the way the old Jedi dealt with attachments is part of their down fall. Luke has attachments which lead him to give up on his Jedi training but he still came out a great Jedi because Yoda and Obi Wan weren't going to ostracise him for his attachments like they would to Anakin, then again Yoda did say Luke would become "an agent of evil" if he went to save his friends so maybe Yoda's just been wrong all this time

[@mikeaninger7388]

When that Vader mask went on for the first time and then… the breath. Massive chills.

[@staffan-]

I have said it before and I will say it again, the editing in these are in a league of their own! Also, Kim's reaction style is unique and so entertaining! 👠👏👏👏 (The shoe emoji was a mistype, but I think it fits the vibe so I'll leave it be.)

[@phil0934]

Well... it means you clap with your feet too I guess

[@BratBond1]

55:14 Yes, he does, and with a tear in his eye. Kim, to be honest with you, you are one of the most expressive reactors out there. Great job and continue your success. To answer your question, continue with your Star Wars journey for now. My recommendation is to do Obi-Wan Kenobi, then the two Story films in Solo and Rogue One. Then, a much-needed break with new content before tackling The Mandolorian and the Sequel Trilogy. Enjoy!

[@Ragnarok345]

14:12 Ahhhh, it’s always a treat to see someone discover the Wilhelm Scream for the first time. Haha. Kim, look up the Wilhelm Scream and you will start hearing it _everywhere._ It’s wonderful.

[@tomm2907]

Kim's scream at 9:13 in The Walking Dead Season 1 finale video was so good and could be used in movies 🎬 😅

[@cygnusx2420]

Whats interesting is that if you remember Anakins' and Padmes' last words it makes it so much better Padme: there is still good in him. Anakin: you were right.

[@mariozehren4666]

OMG I never realized that, you're right! And what makes it even better is that it's not just a coincidence and Anakin's "you were right" actually refers to something completely different. No, it's his reply to that exact statement, that "there's still good in him". This time it's Luke who deeply holds that belief, as kind of a successor in spirit to his mother.

[@jmwilliamsart]

@@mariozehren4666Indeed, both Padme and Luke were right about Anakin, he was still in there, he was just buried beneath Darth Vader.

[@Ragnarok345]

“I’m gonna miss them when Anakin goes Dark Side.” CLONE (and I cannot stress this enough) WARS. 😆 Honestly, I wish everyone could experience The Clone Wars before Revenge of the Sith, and it makes me sad that the vast majority of, at the very least, reactors never will. They always wanna put out content on something of a schedule, put out movie series as close together as possible for instance, which I get and makes sense. But this movie is SO much harder, and Anakin’s fall is _so_ much more believable, if you’ve seen Clone Wars, and I dearly wish I could have had that context the first time I saw this. Granted, I saw it on launch in 2005, three years before CW started, but still.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

I show people the series in chronological order, so I always put TCW between the two films.

[@lincolnross9000]

"Padawan, thousands of Jedi once there were. Then came war. In our arrogance, join the conflict swiftly we did. Fear, anger, hate. Consumed by the dark side the Jedi were." - Yoda. So, you were correct, the Jedi brought this on themselves.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Qui Gonn spirit taught Obi Wan to become a force ghost. That´s why he told Vader in episode IV: "if you strike me down, I´ll become more powerful that you can possibly imagine".

[@WJS774]

Nobody taught Anakin that though, and he came back at the end of Episode VI.

[@gjchawks17]

Anakin wasn't lying to Padme, the Jedi did try to overthrow the Republic from a certain point of view. The went to arrest the chancellor and were going to put themselves in charge until a new leader would eventually be chosen. The Republic wasn't officially The Empire yet so where is the lie?

[@MrZackavelli]

The Jedi didn't try to overthrow the Republic no matter what viewpoint you loom at it from. They wanted to preserve the Republic and prevent it from being turned into a tyrannical empire, and to do that they would have to temporarily take control of the Republic until a new Chancellor could be elected, at which point they would relinquish their power.

[@maxwell29op3]

Don’t try and play these mind games

[@dernwine]

Kim, watch Andor, Rogue One and the Kenobi TV series with us please! Clone Wars and Rebels (the Cartoon TV shows) are very hit and miss. At their best in the later seasons they're up there with the six movies you've watched, at their worst they're really rough. But mostly they deal with Obi, and Anakin, so you'll probably like them over all.

[@digitaladventurer2142]

Yeah Vader did the same we can rule the galaxy together thing with Luke but there he was trying to turn him to the Dark Side by being manipulative and truly wanted his help to either serve the Emperor or truly take him down. I don't think the rule of two had been thought of back during Empire. But here he's just desperate not to lose Padme and sadly he does because its out of selfish love. Yes he does Love Padme but he only wants her to live because "he" doesn't want to lose her and doesn't care how he saves her even if she would rather die then see him go down this path.

[@Slashycent]

Imo it's the exact same offering for both Padmé and Luke. It's Vader talking, not Anakin. By that point he's just completely manic and has completely lost touch with his initial mission to save Padmé. The dark side has consumed and blinded him. Luckily, Kim was right about Luke being his mother's son and denying the offer while sticking to his belief that there's still good in Anakin, just like Padmé did.

[@WJS774]

@@Slashycent You ever read the Darth Vader comics? They are good, one of them is set after Empire Strikes Back, and we see Anakin having a nightmare about Luke falling down below Cloud City, only he turns into Padme as he falls. That was a big turning point for him, when he realised that Luke would rather die than join him and he had to confront what he had become, and how Padme would have done exactly the same.

[@tomm2907]

Absolutely enjoyed your Star Wars journey thus far Kim. The editing was awesome, and funny as always, especially when Palpatine was on screen 😂😂 Your comments were spot on as the movie progressed. This was my favorite of the prequels. The fight between Obi Wan and Anikin was indeed intense and heartbreaking 😢. Looking forward to more Star Wars reactions. Can't wait until you get to play Jedi Fallen Order 😊

[@larseirikfodnes4361]

What you're saying about the council's treatment of Anakin right from the start is spot on. The crazy part is how the very same people who stress how pain, anger and suffering will cause Anakin to fall are the ones who completely ignore, disrespect and give zero advice when he turns to them for advice. That's literally how you cause emotional pain, and suffering! Yoda, Windu and the rest didn't turn him to the dark side but they basically handed him over to the Sith for free.

[@fraisertinko]

Well "GOAT" Yoda had given him an advice - "Just relax and don't think about it") For some reason this "wisdom" didn't work out)

[@liteney]

'Disney is evil Anakin!' 'From my point of view, it's the Star Wars fans who are evil.' 'Well than you are lost!'

[@FennecTheSandWing]

FR

[@MattII33]

This was the only prequel I was able to see in theaters. As a kid General Grievous scared the hell out of me. He’s still one of my favorite characters.

[@tas4292]

I cannot encourage you enough to watch The Clone Wars movie and series because it answers so many questions about the prequels you might have in particular about the clones and their betrayal and what help lead anakin to the point of tipping over the edge

[@tsuno9558]

Your reaction made me cry, remembering that day when I went to the theater with my heart pounding and wept, overcome with grief. Thank you for the wonderful video.

[@nathanrussell-raby5460]

There's SO MUCH going on in that scene with Mace and the Emperor. The Emperor playing Anakin like a fiddle, Mace overstepping the mark for the right reasons, Anakin overstepping the line for the right reasons, the joy in the Emperor's eyes as he finally gets to avenge the Sith, the loss of hope in Anakin's eyes as he loses faith in the Jedi and pledges himself to the enemy. For all its flaws, this is just so much better written than the Sequel Trilogy.

[@1cedcoffee]

the commentary has been enjoyable! and seriously i've got no idea how you basically "solve" everything on the first watch also i discovered Mass Effect mainly through your videos and it has become my favorite game series now partly thanks to your content! top quality reactions and content over here

[@philiprawles6262]

Now you need to watch the Clone Wars series, it's set between Attack Of The Clones and Revenge Of The Sith, it gives a lot of back ground

[@pauld6967]

General Grievous is a character in the Star Wars franchise created by George Lucas. He was introduced in the 2003 animated series Star Wars: Clone Wars before appearing through computer-generated imagery in the 2005 live-action film Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (voiced by Matthew Wood). Wood reprised the role in the 2008 computer animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

[@artosin]

You can't imagine How I felt when I Saw It on theaters when I was 16. Premiere week. Still got the tickets and posters. The ending was poetry. Evil has won. But still there is Hope. And the rest is history. Still can't understand all the Hate back then...

[@randallwright1973]

“Unlike Anakon, R2 doesn’t join the dark side.” ONE SECOND LATER R2 hits a Command Trooper with lightning.

[@Yora21]

"It's not the Jedi way." and "He's too dangerous to be kept alive." are exactly the same words when killing Dooku and Mace Windu.

[@i.shuuya3231]

I've never laughed more watching a reaction. All your remarks were so funny and clever, that made it so enjoyable! Not to mention you had such a good grasp of the character's internal conflicts. Instantly subbed!

[@Zarik15]

If you want to experience more of the prequel era of Star Wars, then I highly recommend watching Star Wars the Clone wars that starts in 2008. It fills in so much detail and character growth to Anakin and Obi-Wan. If you do and watch all of it, go back and rewatch revenge of the sith.

[@gegeleduc]

Star Wars is the story of Anakin Skywalker, that’s it. Yet you have so much more to see. The sequels are honestly a shame but i’d suggest you to watch them either as quick as possible, or simply never lol I’m sure you’ll like Clone Wars btw, the tv show. Yes it’s long but it’s really cool (much better in chronological order) and has some of the best SW moments in it. And btw, that was one of the best reaction

[@MrZackavelli]

As much as I also hate them, I think she should watch the sequels. A delicious dessert can be great on it's own, but it'll inevitably be magnified if it's right after a bad main course. In this case, the original 6 are the dessert, the sequels are the bad main course.

[@nylereilly2637]

This is how it feels to be Anakin Skywalker, forever: The first dawn of light in your universe brings pain. The light burns you. It will always burn you. Part of you will always lie upon black glass sand beside a lake of fire while flames chew at your flesh. You can hear yourself breathing. It comes hard, and harsh, and it scrapes nerves already raw, but you cannot stop it. You can never stop it. You cannot even slow it down. You don’t even have lungs anymore. Mechanisms hardwired into your chest breathe for you. They will pump oxygen into your bloodstream forever. Lord Vader? Lord Vader, can you hear me? And you can’t, not in the way you once did. Sensors in the shell that prisons your head trickle meaning directly into your brain. You open your scorched-pale eyes; optical sensors integrate light and shadow into a hideous simulacrum of the world around you. Or perhaps the simulacrum is perfect, and it is the world that is hideous. Padme? Are you here? Are you all right? you try to say, but another voice speaks for you, out from the vocabulator that serves you for burned-away lips and tongue and throat. Padme? Are you here? Are you all right? I’m very sorry, Lord Vader. I’m afraid she died. It seems in your anger, you killed her. This burns hotter than the lava had. No…no, it is not possible! You love her. You have always loved 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 yourself 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…

[@nylereilly2637]

Credit - Matthew Stover, Revenge of the Sith Novel.

[@glennaranda8919]

To answer your question, yes in this movie Anakin is already a Jedi knight.

[@xoxobobo1687]

when you ask yourself at the end of the film, why doesn't anakin ignore the vision. It's deeper in the books. It's almost every night that Anakin has this vision. This frightens him so much that he doesn't even dare to sleep. This is also one of the reasons that makes it easy for Palpatine. And why Anakin is easily emotional. He can't sleep anymore, he's worried. He's worn out. Plus, in the books he almost wanted to leave the jedi order. He was tired of all the attention. He was tired of being the chosen one. He was fed up with what the council of jedi masters demanded of him. He was tired of what Palpatine demanded of him. He dreamed of a simple life with Padme. That's what he really was. The chosen one, despite himself. " i hate you " to obi wan is also. Anakin hates his position. Anankin never talk about his position of chosen one in the second part of the film. Others talks about. Windu, yoda, obi wan etc. Becoming father changes a lot of his real purpose. Wasnt anymore himself and being chosen one there is also a main thing in star wars. Anakin's mother die in his arms, as luke's father ...

[@overeasymode]

You're right. At this point George Lucas discovered new CGI technology. He went a little overboard and made a cartoonish effect.

[@MrZackavelli]

The CGI advanced the film industry by decades. Without George Lucas, we wouldn't have gotten Gollum, and thats just the tip of the iceberg.

[@IAmNotARobotPinkySwear]

13:45 - "His fate will be the same as ours" All 3 of them (Palpatine, Anakin/Vader, and Obi-Wan) die on the Death Star in Episodes 4 and 6.

[@danielcooper3332]

There are actually a lot of deleted scenes of Padme and some of the other senators plotting how to remove Chancellor Palpatine's power and return the senate back to diplomacy in what is very clearly the infancy of the rebellion. Unfortunately due to the run time, those scenes had to be deleted but the intention to give Padme more screen time was there. In terms of the next reaction, I'd really like to see you react to the clone wars series. It's 7 seasons so I understand if it's too much for a reaction series but it gives interesting storylines to favorites such as Anakin, Obi-wan, and Padme. Give deeper backstory and lore to background characters such as the Jedi, Separatists, and Senators. As well as introducing new and equally interesting characters. So in conclusion even if you don't react to it might be worth watching in your own time.

[@CloneByDesign]

Release the 4-hour cut!

[@tomm2907]

​@CloneByDesign there isn't a 4 hour cut to be released 😅

[@gumdeo]

Yoda wanted an impossibly high standard of detachment from Anakin. “Rejoice for those around you who transform into the Force. Mourn them, do not. Miss them, do not”. But Yoda certainly wasn't rejoicing as he felt the Jedi die during Order 66 or when he found the slaughtered padawans in the Temple.

[@tahjsimon9058]

Bullshit, he was just told that loss is a part of life. Death will happen, mourn and then accept. Come 5o peace with it. But Anakin was too obsessed, too possessive. Uninteresting in learning how to deal with loss because he believed that he should be able to stop people from dying despite sucking at force healing in the Legends and not knowing it in the new canon.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@tahjsimon9058 Yoda literally said "Do not mourn them, Do not miss them".

[@tahjsimon9058]

@@willfanofmanyii3751 Very sly of you not to include the sentence before which adds context. "Rejoice for those around you who transform into the force" In other words celebrate them, remember them, but don't cling onto them not getting pass losing them. Anakin is possessive, he gets lost in his emotions asking "why couldn't I save my mother". Yoda is teaching Anakin how to overcome his fear of loss but Anakin didn't want to hear it because he wanted to be space Jesus and raise people from the dead 🤦🏿

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@tahjsimon9058 Easier said then done.

[@tahjsimon9058]

@@willfanofmanyii3751 Being a jedi isn't easy, it requires discipline and meditation. Something that Anakin lacks. Anakin was a legendary pilot, a legendary duelist, strong in the force, great with machines. BUT A TERRIBLE jedi Anakin couldn't let go and it dragged him down to the darkside.

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

"You just can't tell people they're green!" LMAO!

[@jiangarang]

I’m so ready for this to drop. Top tier quality and effort on reaction videos on this channel

[@thafamilyjules]

You’re suuuuch a good reactor!! So goddamn sharp. Pleasure watching your Star Wars content- from a lifelong SW fan

[@MadRespectTV]

yours is one of the best reactions I've seen when it comes to the Obi, anakin, padme confrontation. Love your zoom in visuals

[@braedenmartin8596]

Memes have ruined anakin killing the younglings for me 😂 😂 😂

[@ragingsithmaster]

Sith draw their power in the Force from the primal emotions of anger and hate. Anakin lashed out at Padmé because he cannot control his rage any longer.

[@jasonsypsa7074]

No, Anakin kind of sealed his fate when he deceived the council about his marriage. This led to his divided loyalties and susceptibility to the dark side.

[@lamborghinimercy5737]

Yeah everything pretty much went downhill from there

[@cayreet5992]

The better choice would have been to leave the order, yes.

[@glenketchum6379]

To me, Rouge One is one of the best SW movies and it really ties the prequels to the original trilogy. I luv your reactions. Thanks for doing them for Us!!

[@ACGolfPro]

These are so fun to watch 😂 love seeing new people enjoy Star Wars hope you do clone wars series or Kenobi show next 🙏🏽

[@sgtjohnson]

55:17 apparently the actor who plays anakin said “Boo!” To make the kid move back, and years later he sees the kid and said “you survived”

[@throgdarthebrute]

Def similarities to a Greek Trajedy, its like a space sci fi version of Oedipus Rex... The dude who heard a prophecy of "You will kill your father and marry your mother"... he tried so hard to not do that, that he ended up fullfilling said prophecy.

[@MrZackavelli]

How does Anakin kill his father and marry his mother? Anakins tragedy is a textbook example of a Faustian pact.

[@throgdarthebrute]

@@MrZackavelli It wasnt a one to one comparison, it was to show that Oedipus was given a prophecy that he wanted to s=badly to change that he ended up making it come true. Anakin had a vision he so badly wanted to change he may have also made it come true.

[@govind.m86]

Anakin was essentially an orphan and before that he was a slave. To be rejected by the Jedi that he so looked up to for years on end all the way to adulthood, it's not wonder that Palpatine is really the only true 'mentor' he ever knew. Obi-wan was always a positive influence but he was always more of an older brother. Hell even as Vader talking about overthrowing the Emperor, it felt more like he was doing what was expected of a Sith rather than due to any feeling of enmity towards Palpatine.

[@WJS774]

Oh, he really _hated_ Palpatine. The only reason he didn't try to overthrow him before was that he hated himself more.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

You´re so right Kim and I agree with you. Anakin tried and tried a lot to do the things right but always.... excluded from the council and for any mission.... they were afraid of him but they pulled a lot to the dark side.

[@MrZackavelli]

How was he excluded from the council? He was clearly granted a seat.

[@loganbrooks1591]

He was given a seat but denied him the rank of Master. All council members are jedi masters. So it was one of those we'll let you think you're of us, but you really aren't because we don't trust you.

[@MrZackavelli]

@@loganbrooks1591 Anakin says himself that the council elects its own members. His appointment was purely because he was chosen to spy on Palpatine.

[@tylerstewart3181]

The dark side, to an untrained an unprepared mind, twists your very being. It is like being a passenger in a car driven by the most evil version of yourself. You're present for every agonizing moment, but powerless to stop yourself. This truly was no longer Anakin that Padme and Obi-Wan were dealing with. He was trapped within his own mind, completely overtaken by Vader.

[@ragingsithmaster]

That Anakin became a monster is part of the tragedy of Darth Vader.

[@mecampbell30]

"I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed." Energy.

[@jimjoker701]

Thanks for your reaction! I hope you continue to explore the Star Wars universe (clone wars, rogue one, mandalorian, etc.) May the force be with you

[@jefflarson7180]

To answer your question at 24:10 yes by the time of this movie, Anakin is a Jedi Knight and has already had a padawan named Ahsoka Tano assigned to him. he was knighted shorty after the events of Attack of the Clones and the start of Clone wars

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

From Anakin's point of view, the Jedi did attempt a hostile takeover. Mace said he was gonna talk Palpatine into giving up control, only for Anakin to arrive and see Mace threatening to kill Palpatine. That, and his scars, is how Palpatine gained the support of the Senate.

[@phil0934]

Actually his first intend was to arrest him, which Anakin saw, but then Palpatine used his lightning spell. Only after that Mace was concerned about letting him live.

[@tomm2907]

Anikin also walked into a room with 3 Jedi Masters dead. He also knew Palpatine was Sith. It should not have been hard to figure put that it wasn't a take-over of the Senate by the Jedi at that point.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@tomm2907 Anakin didn't see the bodies, Palpatine moved the fight to another room, and he didn't know Palpatine's abilities.

[@creaturemonk]

Notice how the music is the same when Vader is fully suited up as during Quai Gons' funeral.

[@bobafett9461]

I need to say your editing is on another lvl !

[@kevraf6463]

He's crying because he has a lot of self-hatred. He knows going to the dark side is wrong. He understands that he was responsible for Padme's death, and he understands how he was manipulated, but his connection to the force is diminished due to loss of limbs. The emperor will always be stronger because of that and the suit the emperor created deals him constant pain. He has to use the force to fend that off. There were more technologically advanced suits, but the emperor chose that one so Darth Vader couldn't overthrow him. Vader's depression in this state kept him connected to the dark side. No one said being the chosen one was glamorous. It's supposed to be sacrificial - as men are supposed to be. And all of this perfectly portrays the amount of physical and mental agony many men face every day and stay silent about. There's a much deeper meanings to Star Wars in my opinion.

[@ulysses2162]

Probably the funnest, bubbliest reaction to Revenge of the Sith I have ever seen, haha.

[@SkidMan_Jurej]

"Train yourself to let go of everything you fear to lose" Basically Yoda's tellign Anakin to abandon Padme, and that's something he CAN'T do

[@LuisMartinez_1095]

Your take on the entire Star Wars saga has been so profound and accurate. I binged all your Star Wars reactions and am eager for more 🤣 You should consider doing the Obi-Wan series next since it directly continues after ep. 3 and ties into ep. 4 nicely.

[@AndreaP_N7]

The first episode is already available on Patreon :) I believe she is still working on the KZbin edit.

[@LuisMartinez_1095]

@@AndreaP_N7 thanks :)

[@ListerDavid]

I’m late to this reaction. I went and saw this with two friends in a packed screening and everyone in there was all crying by the end. When Vaders mask clicked on and that first breath come out the whole audience shuddered and went cold and deathly silent. That was a moment I will never ever forget.

[@Ghost-rk5mg]

The first version of general Grievous was so lethal and dangerous so George Lucas decided to downgrade him to a cartoonish villain so that he would not overshadow Darth Vader

[@Vayne_Solidor]

The Clone Wars massively increased the scenes of many Jedi, Grievous and Dooku. Grievous actually has a high kill count, including Jedi.

[@richietribe9487]

57:10 it actually IS true. Windu was trying to murder the head of state and the council meeting from earlier explained the jedi were planning to take control of the senate. That's he brilliance of it. Sidious didn't scapegoat them, he manipulated them into becoming scapegoats willingly

[@MrZackavelli]

Oh please, murder? The guy is clearly a Sith Lord and is trying to install a dictatorship in the galaxy, not to mention that Sidious has just killed 3 other Jedi. "Murder" is hardly the word I'd use.

[@MrZackavelli]

And it's clearly stated in the dialogue that the Jedi only realized that they had to *temporarily* take control of the senate in order to ensure a peaceful transition, because in this scenario there would be no Chancellor, and they would have to temporarily fill the power vacuum

[@richietribe9487]

@@MrZackavelli Being a sith is not illegal in the Republic. And it can be easily argued in Palpatine's case by a devil's advocate that his killing of the three jedi was self-defense. Besides, a non-elected group taking over an elected government, even if only temporarily, is considered a coup

[@MrZackavelli]

@richietribe9487 The Sith killed one of the Order's own members back in TPM. They know that one of them was the head of the entire separatist movement. If Palpatine is a Sith and is leading the Republic, I'd say that's certainly enough probable cause to take Palpatine into custody, which is what the Jedi tried to do.

[@MrZackavelli]

@richietribe9487 You're acting like all coups are bad. Plenty of people who were loyal to the old ideals of Germany opposed Hitler's reign and hated what their country was being turned into. It's the same with the Jedi.

[@donaldmoxham2659]

"His fate will be the same as ours." And then all three of them ended up dying on one of the Death Stars. Anakin had no idea how right he was.

[@evrencagin]

I loved your precise reactions totally. One of the smartest people who react movies like this. Impressive. Very impressive. 😊 Note: visions Anakin was seeing were being supplanted by palps into his mind by force.

[@MrZackavelli]

*Most impressive

[@evrencagin]

@@MrZackavelli true 🙂

[@Mira-K]

Palpatine hamming it up, cackling maniacally and generally being over the top as Sidious is deliberate in universe; the Dark Side relies on channeling the Force through strong emotions. The Sith code literally says "Peace [*of mind, jedi-like] is a lie, there's only Passion; Through Passion I gain Strength, through Strength - Power, through Power - Victory!". It's so much easier, eg. unleashing murderous force lightning when you laugh imagining the UNLIMITED POWER you're gonna have any minute now if only you win this. Another way (through less popular for obvious, selfish reasons) practiced by some ancient Sith (like Darth Malgus) for a powerboost was hurting (often killing) someone you love to let your own grief and self-hatred be fuelling you permanently, more than any other emotion - which is what Sidious puts Vader into.

[@roryyswife]

Another great reaction, Kim!! I really hope that at some point you will react to the Obi-wan Kenobi series. It takes place 10 years after revenge of the sith and portrays the whole dilemma that Obi had to face after these events. The finale is just heartbreaking!!!

[@44.caliberbrainsurgery63]

You're probably one of the most observant of all the people who have bothered to react to these movies. You manage to commit a lot of those little details that they sprinkle around these movies that make the experience more enjoyable when you catch them.