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[@TheHomiesReact]

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[@heat_still141]

Please react to 2012 the movie

[@JedHead77]

Speaking of cosplay, Mich/Ellie, ask Magy to show you my Anakin (and Luke) cosplays. 😉

[@hubertkostkowski6903]

fantastic and very pretty woman with good idea- U r ideal princess :*

[@Angyali]

"That's disgusting" ?? "He looks disgusting" ?? I'ld like to see the chick with the glasses to be "less disgusting" in that position!

[@brettmarlar4154]

Michelle totally rocked the slave Leia outfit!

[@glenncabacungan9269]

I get a kick watching people still hope that Anakin makes the right choice even though we already know he ends up in the dark costume.

[@marvinleach3059]

This is why the prequels were masterfully made. Lucas made the audience fall for the cute little kid, root for him as an adult in spite knowing what he would eventually become

[@glenncabacungan9269]

Marvin Leach Well, I wouldn’t say they were “masterfully made”. I’d say you had to sit through two poorly made movies in order to get to a masterfully made third movie.

[@Yautah]

@@glenncabacungan9269 I'll give you the first one, but the second one is really good, except a few weird scenes.. just my opinion ofc.

[@glenncabacungan9269]

Yautah The parts with Obi-Wan’s investigation are ok, and I like a lot of of the scenes detailing Anakin’s slide to becoming Vader, but going into Attack of the Clones, I had high expectations as far as the romance and the only thing I really liked about it was JW’s tragic love theme music.

[@Yautah]

@@glenncabacungan9269 understandable, there's so much in the prequels you can really pick and chose what you like. I also like the political scenes in the film, and all the world building. But yeah it has a lot of flaws.. the factory scene is awfull. still, coming from phantom menace, it's really going in the right direction.

[@SleepySloth2705]

The best part about the Anakin vs Obi Wan duel is that it has no stunt doubles, Hayden and Ewan performed the entire duel by themselves. I can't wait for their reunion in the Obi Wan series 😁😁😁😁

[@sourcesymbiosismetamorphis2228]

Yeah they actually went to a lava ridden planet and risked their lives fighting for the sake of great cinema. Hayden is in a wheelchair now but it was worth it.

[@HarmonSokar]

I come from the Czech Republic and we were at the cinema three times in 2005. It just didn't work out for us and we really enjoyed it all the time. In the first premiere, I looked at it like a plowed rat: DD and I say I have to go for it again. Unfortunately, it was the only film that had Czech dubbing, Previous Episodes I-II were only with Czech subtitles... 😁

[@zaftra]

@@sourcesymbiosismetamorphis2228 He said duel, not location.

[@sean---the-other-one]

@@HarmonSokar Ummm... wut?

[@scottb3034]

@@zaftra that went right over your head. they were making a joke. lol

[@JuanRodriguez-ce8vs]

Anakin takes everything literally : - He disarmed Dooku - He lent a hand to palpatine - He burnt with rage - Later on he'll overthrow the emperor

[@jonnykindasucks5215]

hahahah nice

[@yokingstream1005]

Damn 😭

[@isaiahneafus902]

Sorry I can’t like this comment because I want to keep it at 66

[@armaniwebb4467]

Bro you snapped

[@thecomfycouple8635]

Nice

[@sean---the-other-one]

“His fate will be the same as ours”. Yep, they all died on a Death Star.

[@Retailman100]

"And there's no coming back from THAT!" ~ Kylo Ren, Lego Star Wars Holiday Special

[@sean---the-other-one]

@@Retailman100 *coughs in force ghost*

[@iguano88]

*cough* palpatine *cough* ep9

[@DarkQuaz]

Whoa...

[@wrybreadspread]

About resurrecting Palpatine for a 2nd demise...envision a sequel/reprise to LOTR: ROTK...Sauron and the One Ring somehow survive the 1st Mount Doom blowup. And it falls upon a new group of fearless adventurers to carry out the mission for keeps...only not merely diverse in terms of hobbits/dwarves/elf/men ethnicity...but a yet more inclusive membership...Arwen (she would be a legit addition) might head it up...include Eowyn...a chance to create a female dwarf character or 2...even some Haradrim or Easterlings (being careful to exclude male cisgender Rohirrim and Gondor-ians) Doubtless a fanfic or more already exist, somewhere online or a hard drive.

[@hellowhat890]

The padawan that Bail Organa saw get killed was George Lucas son.

[@ericconnor708]

George Lucas killed his own kid?

[@darknight6904]

@@ericconnor708 he played the jedi. Tho lucas and his daughters actually appeared as papanoida and one of the daughters

[@labrosg1161]

I was about to like your comment but you have 66 likes and i don't want to ruin it...sorry

[@frankgesuele6298]

@@labrosg1161 Agreed

[@robscoggins6524]

Was that not Bail Organa's son who was wanting to become a Jedi? It was almost as if he was going to pick up his own son after word got out that the Jedi Temple had been under attack. Bail Organa's reaction was pretty harsh after he saw the padawan go down, which makes me believe that he had some kind of connection to him. Just a theory I know but that would have been awesome.

[@armandomendoza7371]

Fun fact: the original cut of revenge of the sith was 4 hours long, inclusing an even longer order 66 scene

[@miketrujillo3677]

Release the lucas cut

[@XenoZbornak]

Now I want them to release that...

[@ryenbowyer7352]

need to see it now lol

[@dmstewart66]

I wanna gonna like this comment, but it’s at 66 likes now and I think it’s best to leave it there 🤣 May the force be with you all

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

O

[@jimmysmith5418]

The sith oath : Peace is a lie for there is only passion, through passion I gain strength Through strength, I gain power. Through power, I gain victory. Through victory, my chains are broken. The Force shall free me.

[@wyattmurray4194]

The Jedi oath: "There is no emotion, there is peace. There is no ignorance, there is knowledge. There is no passion, there is serenity. There is no chaos, there is harmony."

[@starhunter9085]

*Mix the two ideologies and you've got something.*

[@KorshunovPavel]

Flowing through all, there is balance There is no peace without a passion to create There is no passion without peace to guide Knowledge fades without the strength to act Power blinds without the serenity to see There is freedom in life There is purpose in death The Force is all things and I am the Force

[@SpectreSpook]

@@KorshunovPavel that’s the Gray Jedi creed, right?

[@KorshunovPavel]

@@SpectreSpook Exactly

[@AmorphisBob]

"So I threw the senate at him, the whole senate, true story!" The Emperor

[@maxacorn]

you made it come out of my nose!

[@rennac3152]

What hell is an Aluminum falcon?!

[@elliottsimms3363]

Pandemommy or Panda Bear or whatever the hell her name is

[@rennac3152]

@@elliottsimms3363 oh jeez he’s crying pffft

[@elliottsimms3363]

@@rennac3152 😂😂😂😂

[@UltraHD.7]

Yes, Alderaan was a beautiful place. Well, was...

[@valentinlageot4101]

WAS btw because we need another test of the death star if we want to rule througn fear then we have to make the people fearful

[@silvershock82]

You already said was bro 😂

[@benschultz1784]

There's a popular fan theory that Palpatine siphoned Padme's life force to revive Vader. In most Star Wars media before the Disney buyout (and some Disney made) say that Dark Side healing methods involve taking the life energy of another being to heal oneself or others. Some Sith lords of old attempted to gain immortality (every Sith's goal, as using the Dark Side destroys the body) by sucking the life energy out of entire planets. Since you've seen Rogue One, those magma falls should look familiar... It's where Vader built his fortress later on

[@miketrujillo3677]

Idk why thats a theory when the whole darth plagueis thing is basically canon its called the grand experiment or something like that, and im pretty sure darth plagueis was originally going to be jar jar but they changed it cuz everyone hated him, anyways theres a novel where while palpatine is killing darth plagueis hes just laying there letting palpy do it to see if hes really immortal its weird

[@ifeeldeadinsideD2]

Rogue one Is fantastic

[@rezalustig6773]

I thought Vader’s fortress was on Vjun. Or is that Legends now?

[@ryenbowyer7352]

@@miketrujillo3677 if you read Plaigus the wise its revealed he did create Anakin via the force (aka a virgince in the force)

[@miketrujillo3677]

@@ryenbowyer7352 yeah ik

[@JedHead77]

Ian McDiarmid (Palpatine) was actually sick while shooting the iconic crucial scene at the opera with Anakin.

[@1krani]

Is that why he had all those sinister pauses in his delivery?

[@predatoryzzx]

@@1krani They had big wind machines and the set was dusty so he had a lot of dust in his throat

[@predatoryzzx]

@@1krani The pauses were edited in by George Lucas

[@JedHead77]

The scene of Anakin confronting Palpatine and Mace mirrors the scene in Return Of The Jedi with Palpatine and Luke, except there he DOES do the right thing.

[@maxacorn]

even more ironic is how mace used the exact same words that palpatine used when he order anakin to kill dooku. "he's too dangerous to be left alive."

[@Order-si7nd]

@@maxacorn do you listen to the man that shuns you or the man that was like a father

[@maxacorn]

@@Order-si7nd indeed. mace was basically the face of the jedi council. he was the one who told anakin that he wasn't a master. so for someone like that to parrot the words of a sith lord made anakin's choice easy. heartbreaking but easy.

[@patatebanine4278]

😂He was like: "Nah, I would'nt do this shit twice!" in movie VI

[@pavankrishna.s396]

I like how palpatine doesn't give any form of anasthesia during the surgery but let's him experience the pain, and then tells him that all of his efforts are in vain.

[@doomslayer428]

22:43 this is where the fun begins

[@user-qz1rh3jn4h]

4:19 drinking juice 4:20 crying her eyes out

[@JedHead77]

The young jedi fighting off the clones was George Lucas’ son, Jett. George was also seen with his daughters at the opera entrance.

[@mattnar3865]

We all already knew Ellie would be crying by the end

[@Smokehunt]

She wasn't the only one = P

[@MrWhatbe]

dude i teared up just watching her lool

[@ElKamaleon777]

Just like Magy

[@porflepopnecker4376]

When this came out and we saw it in theaters, people were blown away by the spectacular special effects in the opening minutes. It's too bad that current viewers have gotten so used to such things that they're no longer so amazed and delighted by them.

[@randallewebb]

TO be honest though.. that is how you know these are such great films.... new people STILL get wrapped up in the CHARACTERS. The special effects are servicable now.They were and always have been there to TELL THE STORY, not be the story.

[@kevinhansen8211]

He killed three Jedi like they were nothing. Well, Darth Sidious was the Dark Lord of the Sith, without an apprentice the full power of the dark side was his to command. That and the Sith had spent a thousand years weakening the Jedi. This was the final step in the plan to destroy the Jedi and they couldn't escape it.

[@Jake-nd4gx]

Exactly I love the lore that goes more in depth about the ways in which the Jedi had grown weak and were no longer being guided by the will of the force but rather by the Republic. That and most Jedi assumed that the Sith had been extinct for a thousand years and never trained to face one, Sidious on the other hand had spent decades preparing for this moment.

[@yan13502]

If realise it, when Jedis and Siths fight, Jedis are always more than one. And most of the time the sith has the advantage.

[@jmwilliamsart]

@@Jake-nd4gx The Jedi also became too dogmatic with outdated codes that needed to be reformed or changed. The Sith had evolved to some extent whereas the Jedi had been stagnating. The Sith had been preparing for the next battle whereas the Jedi had only trained to fight the last battle. Yoda admits that he was partly at fault because he didn’t allow the Jedi Order to change.

[@Johnadams20760]

the emporor, if you remember at the end of episode 1 when he was 9 said "we will watch YOUR career with GREAT interest" well, he was grooming anikin for years and years

[@DragonIsNotASlave]

I watched episodes 1-3 first in theatre. Then 4-6 at home immediately after I saw ROTS. So the shock that Darth Vader is Luke’s father didn’t shock me. What shocked me was Vader killing the emperor for his son.

[@postaled]

It's not about Anakin being stupid when doing what he did. Once the dark side takes hold, it corrupts the person inside and out as explained in the original trilogy. The more you indulge it, the more it takes hold, the more you change. It's literally a downward spiral. One of the reasons I believe it's wiser to watch 4-5-6 first - but that's a debate I wouldn't dare get into with the community haha :D

[@maxacorn]

"the road to hell is paved with good intentions".

[@MrParkerman6]

What's your point? Doesn't change the fact Anakin was a dumbass.

[@postaled]

😲

[@notavailable8201]

@@MrParkerman6 so was the Jedi for not sensing danger sooner

[@Moonshield755]

Padme (TPM): "My fate will be no different to that of our people". Anakin (ROTS): "His fate will be the same as ours."

[@timometsanoja9666]

The dreams that drove Anakin down this path were manipulated by Palpatine... If the constant fear of losing his loved one wasn't there, he probably would have made the right choice. Fear leads to the dark side and here it ended up being a self fulfilling prophecy...

[@jokuvaan5175]

Also he could well justify that with treason. He saw the jedi were trying to murder his mentor and the democratically elected chancellor of the republic. Even though he was a sith.

[@timometsanoja9666]

@@jokuvaan5175 the way the Star Wars lore goes, the Sith are like the devil, pure evil and relentless at killing Jedi and forcing their will on the Galaxy... I don't think if you found out that your mentor and an elected leader is the devil will sway your thoughts about him being the devil. The problem with the time period when this is happening is that the Sith aren't really a big thing... More of a stuff of legends and cautionary tales from the past is why Palpatine was so free to operate here... Basically the Jedi were not paying enough attention to an ancient enemy.

[@egy3791]

but then there wouldnt be a darth vader

[@timometsanoja9666]

@@egy3791 yea, the story would be widely different from one we have been told... I have always found it odd that "world domination" is the goal. Ok, once you have achieved that, what do you plan to do with all that power and resources??? And this is usually where the story of the "evil villains" ends... That they want to rule, but it is very rarely stated what they plan to do once they get into a position of power they crave. For example here, Palpatine basically has all the power already and what does he do? Just being the chancellor and making decisions for the Galaxy is not good enough for you? Palpatine could have probably held onto his power, if he had just kept his Sith origins to himself and slowly moved the galaxy to see the Jedi as an archaic and obsolete organization and he would have effectively destroyed the Jedi order. Without ever risking revealing his hand... But that wouldn't have had as many light saber fights so it was better the way it was in the movies. But villains rarely get any thought besides the fact they are evil and usually ruthless.

[@Order-si7nd]

@@jokuvaan5175 religion is not a justification to take out of office

[@austinhorath8729]

I love how you guys are completely absorbed in watching it and not talking over the main stuff towards the end

[@jsbcody]

Heard an interview Cristopher Lee (Dooku) did a couple months before he passed away. Lee said in the original scene, when he is dueling Anakin, Dooku taunts Anakin by saying he hired the Sand People to kidnap, torture, and kill Anakin's mother. That sets Anakin rage off and he quickly "disarms" Dooku. Dooku tries to tell Anakin he did it on the orders of Sidious but Anakin kills him before Dooku can say it. They thought the scene was too dark and shot it as it showed up in the film. The original changes the the whole story and makes more sense for Anakin's fall to the Dark Side.

[@karama300video]

I suspected that his mother death was not random.

[@IndySidhu88]

The contrast most fans don't realise is the way that Anakin killed the Separatists on Mustafar is probably the same way he slaughtered the younglings (baring guns of course). EDIT: I'm not talking about his reason, I'm saying that his technique of attacking the Seppies and waving his sabre around and chasing after them, it's probably the same way he slaughtered the younglings.

[@katakesh8566]

I kinda find it funnier. Ngl, I think reaction overblown. Most SW fans generally seem to watch worse, but because it's SW, that shouldn't be there. Even though in the first movie a planet with billions, and a space station with 260,000+ got blown up.

[@sean---the-other-one]

I don’t think so. I think he hated killing the young kings but was more concerned with stopping Padme dying that anything else. He had to do Palpatine’s bidding to gain the knowledge he was driven to find.

[@IndySidhu88]

@@sean---the-other-one I'm not talking about his reason, I'm saying that his technique of attacking the Seppies and waving his sabre around and chasing after them, it's probably the same way he slaughtered the younglings.

[@StarKhan]

,,If you not with me,then you are my enemy,, Separatists=enemy Jedi=Traitors=Enemy *Simple logic*

[@davidkosiba624]

@@katakesh8566 Yeah but what does your comment have to do with the original comment? He didn't complain about the fact that many people died

[@timmjackowski9996]

Episode 3 is more intense, when you see after Episode 2 all 7 Seasons of Clone Wars, U will know more about Clones and General Grevious

[@druidkhan6066]

The real hero of Star Wars is R2D2. In all 6 movies that you've seen, the heroes come to a situation that requires R2 to save them. If R2 wasn't there, they would have died.

[@dorkandproudofit]

5:12 "His fate will be the same as ours." Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Palpatine all die on the Death Star in the OT. I love this little nod.

[@b4byj3susm4n]

On *a* Death Star. Obi died on the first, while Ani and the Emperor perished on the second.

[@petesolo70]

The Jedi Temple was mostly unguarded when the Clonetroopers went into it, they didn’t have anyone there except kids. In the novelization, it says Jedi across the galaxy die with Order 66. Ellie summed it up best when she said the duel was like hell, because it symbolizes how this duel has consequences for the galaxy. The reason why they can’t stop to help Padme is because Anakin won’t let Obi Wan near her and he has to stop him. The problem is that Anakin is too powerful and if you analyze that fight, Obi Wan is on the defensive. As much as everything goes wrong, the movie ends with the twins being born, Luke and Leia, the new hope.

[@sgtjohnson]

When you realize when Padmé took her last breath, Vader took his first And if you listen very closely, right before the mask gets put on you hear “Padmé help me”

[@KD-cd2ck]

I get what you mean by Vader taking his first breath but Anakin become Vader before he was in the suit

[@sgtjohnson]

@@KD-cd2ck he ceased to be anakin skywalker and became darth Vader

[@KD-cd2ck]

@@sgtjohnson okay my point is Anakin isn’t just Darth Vader when he’s in the suit. Anakin became Darth Vader once he kneeled down to Palpatine

[@Gutssssss666]

@@KD-cd2ck okay but everyone else is saying when that mask was put on Anakin skywalker was no more.

[@KD-cd2ck]

@@Gutssssss666 well they’re wrong

[@JedHead77]

You’ll see more of how the clones’ programming after Order 66 affected them in the Clone Wars and Rebels series.

[@Pinkielover]

I highly recommend they watch anything that's coming out on Disney+ now it's going to be related to it

[@JedHead77]

@@Pinkielover Ellie’s already seen The Mandalorian.

[@scottb3034]

the "programming" is the biggest load of horseshit perpetrated on the continuity. It was much better done before the clone wars series when it was an executive order the clones had to obey akin to the US army's loyalty to the constitution. the only things that rival that are the absolute mangling of the mandalorians in the clone wars show, the return of maul, rey being a palpatine and palpatine returning after ROTJ.

[@Nandrall18-25]

@@scottb3034 🙄Great, another one of you people. NONE of that was ever officially canon even before Disney took over. TCW was pre-Disney and was just kept canon and finished (season7) by them. George Lucas himself came up with the idea for the chips and canon Mandos, he oversaw the making of the show while mentoring Filoni. I won't bother arguing with you, I've done it to many times about this with butt hurt Legends Clones/Mando fans, I'm just stating the facts. Bye

[@scottb3034]

@@Nandrall18-25 actually it was canon before the takeover. They had a tiered continuity though. What do you think Leland Chee's job as continuity supervisor was for at lucasfilm? EVERYTHING had a canon tier assigned to it. Shows how much you knew, it's why karen traviss for one quit writing books for del rey. They made her stuff noncanon after it once was. Lucas gave such little shit about the EU that he approved basically everything that was put on his table and the clone wars show was given the same treatment. Something he was on record stating. "The EU is their world, the films are my world". Lucas wasn't a mentor to filoni beyond the first season. Maybe you should learn a few things about how lucasfilm and Lucas operated before you make your own uninformed comments. Lucas contributed next to nothing to the show while it was under his control aside from saying "yes you can do that and no you can't do that" (which basically amounted to anakin never being able to see grievous in person). Filoni is a damaging hack that can't create something without destroying something else and resorts to low-tier fanfiction to make his original characters survive events they shouldn't, affect events they shouldn't and just be in every project he is associated with. That is amateur, he is an amateur which tells you something when despite being lucas protege he went with Kathleen kennedy who while a friend was only associated with 4 of his projects, the 4 indy jones movies. Not a subordinate that lucas saw every day.

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

"So, Anakin fucked up everything." You nailed it, Ellie! I've been looking forward to this reaction for a long time! Great job.

[@TheErickDH]

to be fair, old palps has been messing with his head since Anakins padawan years, laying groundwork for this turn, so really Sideous is the one with the lions share of blame

[@Tantalus010]

Yeah, It was really Palpatine. Anakin probably would've been a decent Jedi had the future Emperor not been manipulating him and twisting him since the time he became a Padawan. Palpatine uses the Force to sense others' thoughts and emotions and then uses their own fears or desires to convince them to do things for his benefit - exactly what he did to Padme in Episode I when he convinced her to call for a vote of no confidence in Chancellor Valorum so that Palpatine could become Chancellor himself. If he can't convince them naturally, he uses the Jedi Mind Trick to make them do what he wants (Palpatine can even use the JMT against strong-willed people and other Force users, though to a lesser degree). Anakin never really stood a chance.

[@valentinlageot4101]

@@Tantalus010 no I think Anakin would've leave the jedi order when the clone wars would've ended because for him it was his duty to the republic not to the jedi

[@daniel.m703]

actually mace windu fucked all up , anakin did nothing wrong , he was right saying " he must have a trial in court ", thats the jedi way, and windu saying " hes to dangerous to be let alive" is a non jedi way . the only failure here was anakins weakness at that point he killed windu. EDIT : and of course i would rather killed him like windu onspot xD

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

@@daniel.m703 You don't think the galaxy would have been better off had Palpatine been killed off before he gave Order 66? I kinda do. Remember, Windu told Anakin that Palpatine controlled the Senate and the courts. He would have walked out of jail free as a mynock and gone on to become Emperor anyway. Windu fucked up by delaying so long in delivering the death blow that never came.

[@nmkasprkasprowicz4615]

The yoda palpatine fight was described as being almost a blur.

[@jimmysmith5418]

I especially love the tragedy of Darth pleagus the wise .

[@davidcelona8167]

Ironic

[@Johnadams20760]

if he was so wise, than how was he not wise enough to see his apprentice would kill him

[@jimmysmith5418]

@@Johnadams20760 -“The Dark side of the force is a pathway to many abilities some considered to be unnatural”

[@jimmysmith5418]

@@Johnadams20760 GOODNIGHT!!

[@louisjeffs5317]

It's not a story the jedi would tell you.

[@victhorelguason935]

I see what anakin did and I realize that people in real life do even worse things for love, power, or the simple fact of not feeling alone in the world

[@jackmarshall757]

Palpatine knew about Anakins dreams and fears because he planted them into him using the dark side of the force.

[@davidmacy411]

For those who dont know the reason Palpatines face was normal before the lightning is because he was basically wearing a kind of force mask. When it reflected back at him, that disguise was destroyed, revealing the full corruption of his dark side.

[@wndbrn]

Aha. I thought it was from being electrocuted. Oh well, some people do know their star wars!

[@OrhallaZander]

They are both so pretty. I love their strong accents!

[@starhunter9085]

*Agreed, I'm gonna move to Bulgaria and marry a Bulgarian chick.*

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

@@starhunter9085 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Danny3dz]

Indeed

[@YIDEOUS]

Fax

[@Vajce94]

@@starhunter9085 Eliie is mine ! :-)))

[@fatnakedjimmyneutron]

"I think Padme and Anakin are my favorite characters" *We shall watch your career with great interest*

[@calebwalters1869]

Oh, Anakin didn't kill Padme. Yeah, the choking didn't help, but if you recall the medical droid said they don't know why she is dying and that its almost as if she lost the will to live. When Palpatine told Anakin (now Vader) he killed her, he was either lying or thought it might be so, but he didn't really care either way. It was just another way for Palpatine to consolidate on the manipulation of Anakin to become his apprentice. Anakin is at fault for a number of things, but he's not the true villain here. At that point where he does force choke her he is newly under the influence of the combination of sudden change, the dark side, and specifically Palpatine's manipulations. He was not thinking clearly and his aggression was amplified by the dark side. Had he been more clear headed, he would of course never been driven to force choke Padme, but once again that was not what killed her. Her death remains as yet un-explained at least in the movies. There may be some lore reason as to why she died. I suspect that Palpatine may have had something to do with it. After all, he is the only character her death would benefit.

[@italianhockeywall]

The release order builds up the Darth Vader revelation, but misses out on the tragedy The chronological order builds on the tragedy, but spoils the revelation. The machete order (but include episode 1 before 2) is probably the best way.

[@sfisabbt]

I think you watched this in the right order. If you go 1 2 3 4 5 6, you're surprised by Anakin going dark but you're not that surprised, it's been clearly set up. If you go 4 5 6 1 2 3, you're surprised by Vader being Luke's father which is a much stronger twist.

[@Squeekysquid]

I'd say 45 123 6 because you retain the Vader twist, but also get all that dramatic build up for the finale of Jedi. Essentially 4 operates as intended, it gets you into the universe, 5 adds some emotional weight to the story. Then 12 and 3 let us see Anakin's turn. It let's us see him fall so we can then appreciate him Return as a Jedi in his final moments.

[@REDDAWNproject]

You are forgetting some other twists if you watch it 1-6. 1. Palpatine being sidious. Its fairly obvious to us long-time fans, but most people watching 1-6 figure out at the end of ep 2, so it gets their hype for ep 3 crazy high. 2. Because we see Vader turn, the I am your father scene takes new meaning; maybe Luke will turn too? After all, the hero before did it, why couldn't it happen again? 3. Anakin turning isn't the big surprise. The big surprise is that he is darth vader. people know who darth vader is, not necessarily anakin. The problem with the I am your father twist is that most people have absorbed it through pop culture osmosis. Most people know that darth vader is Luke's dad. People don't know who anakin is, so once they start piecing it together, they get excited for the OT, let alone the story is literally structured to be 1-6. And the only real advantage of machete is Leia being revealed as Luke's sister at the end of 3, which is neat, but other wise it suffers the same way as release order. So in summary, 1-6 is the way it should be enjoyed and introduced to people.

[@jeffreyulman5969]

@@REDDAWNproject I’d say it varies depending on who you are showing it to. I’m about to start making my way through the films with my girlfriend in 456 123 because she (miraculously) doesn’t know that Darth Vader is Luke’s father, and it’s rare to get an organic reaction to it

[@MrParkerman6]

@sfisabbt Speak for yourself, dumbass. I watched the originals first and was never surprised he was luke's father. It was like: Well, DUH!!!

[@sfisabbt]

@@MrParkerman6 Thanks for the free insult, I was not gonna pay for that anyway. I hope it makes you feel better.

[@glitchedv112]

The true enemy of the Star Wars saga was never actually Vader, it was Palpatine.

[@kgunitkeese17]

And thanks to the trash we call the ST, Palpatine had indeed won the whole thing. The Skywalker legacy is dead and Palpatine's line continues.

[@nebidiaswift5200]

FYI I actually looked up why he could take down 3 Jedi with ease. Palpatines fighting style is one where he uses dark side to confuse the Jedi while fighting; similar to yoda who manipulates force to be able to jump and do things; windus is similar to palpatine where he uses powerful “dark force” blows while still maintaining Jedi mindset which is why he could keep up with palpatine

[@Godzilla370]

It's because he is on par with Yoda

[@isabellagutierrez7]

The younglings: what are we going to do? Anakin: ... We?

[@vincent-lm8sv]

* vador : ... We?

[@indianwarlord6935]

They're clonetroopers not stormtroopers btw, and they aren't really traitors, if you watch the clone wars you'll find out

[@MrSupertallblackman]

Technically they work and have always worked for the Supreme Chancellor so they wouldn't be traitors regardless.

[@TheDesastery]

Can someone tell me why they call them StormStroopers? Not just Stormtroopers or Clonetroopers but Stormstroopers. Where does the S come from?! xD

[@indianwarlord6935]

@@TheDesastery Because their first language isn't English I presume

[@TheDesastery]

@@indianwarlord6935 That may be. But if you say it out loud their pronunciation seems to be harder to say than the correct name.

[@indianwarlord6935]

@@TheDesastery because you've spoken english all your life? Bruh

[@TheRealRealMClovin]

"The force can do terrible things to your mind, can wipe away your memories or even destroy your very identity"

[@RealArcalian]

The part about Plagueis creating life wasn't a lie, remember Anakin's "immaculate conception" In Phantom Menace. The Sith knew of the Chosen One prophecy, knew that if they tried to confront him he would destroy them. So they chose the time and place of his creation, so they would be able to turn him.

[@SleepySloth2705]

29:20 Well, Lucas did base Mustafar on his interpretation of Hell 😂

[@charliekk3377]

This is where the fun begins

[@cooperowens6182]

You mean ends bc they are moving onto the sequels now

[@w.dgaster1635]

@@cooperowens6182 No. That‘s a Quote from Anakin in Revenge of the Sith.

[@cooperowens6182]

@@w.dgaster1635 Ik but the people who made the video have already seen the originals so they’re moving onto the sequels. But yes I do understand the quote is from this movie which takes place before the originals obviously.

[@jimmysmith5418]

Fun fact: the midi-chlorians were influenced by the force to create anakin, pretty cool huh? The force created him!

[@danilopapais1464]

I might show it to my nephew (when he is old enough, he is only 15 months old) episode 1-3, Rogue One and then the original trilogy atlhough he then won't be surprised by the reveal that Vader is Lukes father.

[@joepike1972]

Watch other youtuber first time reaction. You will see why.

[@CDRhammond]

Fun fact at the time this was happening the officer in command of the republic forces during the opening scene was at the time Lieutenant Commander Needa. He's better known during his time as a Captain in Empire strikes back having his apology "accepted" by Darth Vader

[@maddoxwilliams6812]

These reactions will never get old. I watched these movies from a young age so I don’t remember my first viewing, but it is special to watch others react to it.

[@marcusabston6365]

There were a few Jedi left including Anakin's padawan Ahsoka Tano, you have to watch the Clone Wars series, and the new Disney Mandalorian series to see her in live action

[@KD-cd2ck]

I have seen RotS billions of times and every time I watch it I hope that THIS time Anakin will change his decision

[@miketrujillo3677]

"Did I ever tell you what the definition of insanity is? Insanity is doing the exact... same fucking thing... over and over again expecting... shit to change... That. Is. Crazy. The first time somebody told me that, I dunno, I thought they were bullshitting me, so, I shot him. The thing is... He was right. And then I started seeing, everywhere I looked, everywhere I looked all these fucking pricks, everywhere I looked, doing the exact same fucking thing... over and over and over and over again thinking 'this time is gonna be different' no, no, no please... This time is gonna be different"

[@LeumazDnazor]

@@miketrujillo3677 beat me to it😂

[@grimtrazzd6043]

@@miketrujillo3677 well every Star Wars fan is insane them lmao

[@moragag9307]

30:56 “You were my brother Anakin, I loved you” That line still hits me and makes me cry 😭

[@gravenewworld6521]

I remember the campaign in Star Wars battlefront 2 was really interesting because you got to see order 66 from the clones perspective and got to see the mental toll that being an instrument of war took on them. They talk about killing the Jedi with sorrow and regret. It sucks that they didn’t put any of it in the movie.

[@paschapascha1822]

What a great transformation of Mish's reaction from the first watched ep. to this episode. Completely inside a drama and so sirious looking :)

[@TheRealRealMClovin]

In the end Anakin turned back from the dark side as Darth Vader disappeared when he saw how the emperor nearly killed his son in episode 6 and became Anakin again. Fulfilling his prophecy of bringing balance to the force with killing the last and most powerfull sith in the galaxy and so Luke later can build a school of Jedi's. The reason Anakin has yellow eyes is because when you have let much anger control you or any strong emotions influence you, the dark side takes over you and you enter a state where you have entered the dark side fully like Anakin is with his yellow eyes. You lose control of yourself and don't know much of what you are doing to others. That is why Darth Vader/Anakin asked when he nearly killed Padme if she is safe and alright even though he technically killed her, but he had forgotten about that. BTW the story of Darth Plagueis the wise is true story, as Darth Plagueis was Palpatine/darth Sidious master, but as he told Anakin he later killed his master. Also there is big theories with hints out there that Sidious put the nightmares of Padme dying into Anakin's mind. But also that Sidious made it so Padme died in the end, there is two reasons for this. 1. How else did Sidious know of Padme dying when she died on a secret base at the same time as he was making Anakin into what we know as Darth vader. 2. Sidious smiles when he sees Darth Vader getting mad over her death. 3. Sidious knew all about Anakin's dreams and what to say at the right moment. He is the greatest and most powerfull sith after all.

[@CapitalExpression]

Dooku's actor Christopher Lee said he based the face Dooku makes before he dies on first hand experience of seeing other people make the same face moments before they were killed. Seriously look up his life, one of the coolest people to ever live.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

"He could influence the midichlorians to create life." "There was no father. I carried him, gave birth, raised him. I don't know what happened." Plaguis (or possibly Palpatine as a mentor) created Anakin.

[@jimmysmith5418]

That’s right the midi-chlorians were influenced by the force to create anakin, pretty cool huh? The force created him!

[@K4316]

Not directly. Plagueis and Sidious were manipulating the midichlorians to gain dominance over them. The force resisted their efforts and refused. In response the midichlorians acted of their own accord and conceived Anakin

[@jimmysmith5418]

@@K4316 I find that theory bullshit for some reason , I think and choose to believe that the force did it accordingly if it’s own will.

[@jimmysmith5418]

@@K4316 sorry I wasn’t responding to you

[@jimmysmith5418]

@@K4316 I agree with you dude!!

[@dittoking8996]

Droid: Padme lost the will to live Blonde Woman: 😭 Glasses woman: normal. 😐

[@jordenthomson9551]

I love when anakin's on mustafar crying thinking about himself as a little boy dreaming of being a jedi, so good

[@maxacorn]

you can see that anakin hates what he did but in his mind, there was no other way. thinking about it, no one hates darth vader more than darth vader himself.

[@jmwilliamsart]

@@maxacorn That’s what Luke meant when he said to Vader to let go of his hate, hatred of himself. I’m sure that the faces of those younglings he slew haunted him for years. Judging by his tears he probably did feel remorse about his actions.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

I love their joy at the wookie army. 😁

[@michaelanderson1476]

Oh Ellie your heart is too beautiful for this world ❤🌍

[@thunderspear2251]

One of the things that always gets me when I see 21:55 is remembering the old Star Wars: Battlefront 2. So many of the clones respected Aayla Secura, and it's a popular headcanon (if not actual canon) that the reason all those troopers shot her so many times was to try to kill her as quickly as possible so she wouldn't suffer. They basically just hit her with as many blasters as they could as fast as they could in the hope that she'd die before she felt the pain.

[@Pinkielover]

I highly recommend you watch the clone wars animated series and then rebels animated series .. It literally answers a lot of things a lot more happens to Anakin and the characters when you think... Some of the best storytelling in Starwars are in both animated series.. Lots more Anakin and Padme Love and interactions,, Lots of new characters that are going to be mandatory to know because future projects with Disney+ are related to it..Some of the characters are directly from clone wars and rebels.. How I would do it ,,, record and watch 7 episodes ,, Then edit them and released them every day.. It still will take you over 120+ days To get through clone wars alone... Do the seven episodes record them and release them everyday rinse and repeat... Or you could do atleast three episodes a week... Either way I hope you decide to watch them

[@Klayhamn]

it's called a self-fulfilling prophecy --- a classical mythological trope - where the very prophecy and the attempt to prevent it makes it true Anakin tried to "save" padme from a death that he himself would cause - thereby causing it...

[@jacobvenning1129]

18:48 Yep. AND they were all part of the Jedi High Council, the wisest and most powerful of the Jedi. Just goes to show how much of a threat and a badass Palps was.

[@w.dgaster1635]

He used force Scream that’s why he managed it to kill them.

[@StarKhan]

20:14 Girls: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Me: *YEEEEES,GOOOOOOD,ANAKIN,GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD*

[@mrmonkey35]

Girl are just different

[@MartinKincl1993]

You lose surprises either way. When you watch the prequels first, you already know who Yoda and the Emperor are, you know Luke and Leia are siblings and you know Darth Vader is Luke's father. That's why the machete order is the best to those who haven't got Star Wars spoilt to them.

[@Oshaoxin]

Ellie's face is almost as expressive and caricaturized as Chancellor Palpatine's 😆

[@SleepySloth2705]

5:12 "His fate will be the same as ours" All three of them die on the Death Star 👌

[@rickardroach9075]

Not THE same Death Star though.

[@w.dgaster1635]

18:31 The Scream was a Force ability called „Force Scream“ it allows you to paralyze your enemy in sort of a way and your moves are getting faster. That is the reason he managed it to kill Agen Kolar, Saesee Tiin, and Kit Fisto but when he attacked Kit Fisto the Force Scream Effect was almost over. That‘s why he survived longer than Agen Kolar and Saesee Tiin.

[@paulinelambert7780]

wow, this is one of the very very few genuine reaction vids on youtube for revenge of the sith. subscribed!

[@bobogus7559]

20:02 Two important aspect to keep in mind: first of all, Mace Windu is using the exact same justification that Palpatine used when telling Anakin to kill a (literally) disarmed Dooku earlier in the movie. Secondly, Anakin had made it very clear that he was breaking the Jedi Code in killing an unarmed prisoner, and Mace Windu (the most dogmatic of all the Jedi) is preparing to violate the Jedi Code in exactly the same way. Since Anakin saw that the Jedi Code ultimately didn't mean anything to Mace Windu, he no longer had any motivation to stick with it either.

[@_.suzaku.__]

30:46 when she crying...I felt that

[@CDRhammond]

Also the cough General Grievous has was actually recorded while George Lucas was dealing with Bronchitis

[@brockbaby]

Padme died from a broken heart. Which, yes is a real medical condition! It's not just fairy tales!

[@kgunitkeese17]

It happened with Debbie Reynolds. When her daughter Carrie Fisher died, she died a day later from a stroke. But we all know that she truly died from a broken heart.

[@liaml.e.5964]

The accentsjust add so much more to their reactions, this is gold!

[@WakingDreamer01]

A good way to watch it is: *_Episode 4, 5 then as a flashback Episode 1, 2, 3 and then back to the finale Episode 6._* If you start with Episode 1-3, everyone keeps saying it's gross Princess Leia kisses Luke (her known brother to the viewer) in Episode 5 to make Han Solo jealous.

[@mysteriousmemethief8598]

You left out the part where you binge clone wars between episodes 2 and 3

[@Joesocko09]

Actually Darth remarried after this to someone named Ella, Ella Vader. Get it?

[@bbenjoe]

18:37 Palpatine cuts down the jedi masters. - Really? No!! What?! How he's that powerful? They are jedi masters, they should be faster! WHAT?! - Dark side.

[@lanier2141]

The part with Yoda feeling their deaths FUCK me up emotionally. IMAGINE feeling each and every Jedi you've known and trained since their childhood, for 800-900 YEARS, all get killed?! ALL AT ONCE🤯

[@maxacorn]

sadly, the jedi failed anakin long before they fell. they just were too blind by their dogma, arrogance and inflexablity to see it. rememeber, these guys were taking orders from the most powerful sith lord in the galaxy and didn't even know it. the PT is not just the story of anakin's fall but the jedi's fall as a whole.

[@rover5058]

They didn't fail anakin. They were right not to trust him

[@deadeye4520]

Ladies, if you watch them in the order of episode, you are not surprised by Vader saying, "No, I am your father" in episode 5.

[@ajclannachan]

Yeap but that’s the only thing you miss. It makes way more sense to watch it in order. You see Vader for what he is. They wouldn’t have known who Anakin became. They is way more pay offs in order. I grew up on the OG trilogy and even I’ve come to the conclusion in order is best. They could have seen Anakin redeemed at the end of 6. When you see his force ghost it hits harder than I am your father. Your stuck in your own experiences if you can’t see 1 - 6 is the best order.

[@SdMbL1]

There are many great arguments on which way is best to watch these for a completely new viewer. I’d say episode 4 is better as an opening movie to watch than episode 1. I’d also say that episode 4 is an underwhelming movie if you watch it right after episode 3. Machete order is a good order to watch them in as well. Episode 4, 5 then episode 1 2 3 and finally 6. That way you get Vader’s big reveal in episode 5, then get to see the background story of the characters, then the siblings reveal in episode 3, then the sibling reveal from a different perspective in episode 6, and finally the big Vader turn and his overall arch in episode 6. Episode 1 is boring, episode 4 has a better mystery to it and will grab the attention and interest of a first time viewer IMO.

[@ronb8500]

@@ajclannachan Wrong you also spoil lukes twin sister.

[@ajclannachan]

@@ronb8500 ok so you get 2 things not just 1. Rather than the multitudes you get from seeing it in order. The emotional impact is way better in order.

[@Alex-py9bg]

@@ajclannachan i think for first time viewers watching release order is better because it makes vader so much more mysterious and then it makes the prequels more enjoyable

[@thomasstorch4266]

The Thing is: finally Anakin/Vader equals the Forces when he kills the Emperor in Episode Six.

[@WorthlessDeadEnd]

Do you mean to say that he balances it?

[@thomasstorch4266]

@@WorthlessDeadEnd Yea. He is called the one who brings Balance between Jedi and Sith. He should be the chosen one. But it was never said when it happens.

[@mark_xvii]

Did you forget about the shitty sequels? They brought palpatine back for no reason and ruined the prophecy.

[@thomasstorch4266]

@@mark_xvii i was out when i heard about it. The three Episodes IV to VI are still the best ones.

[@WorthlessDeadEnd]

@@mark_xvii I shit on Disney's so-called "sequel trilogy". They are not canon, in my mind. The whole saga ended on the moon of Endor.

[@CDRhammond]

Only reason why Mace lasted as long as he did was because he was actually tapping into the dark side at the time. Mace had developed a special technique that kept him from fully turning over completely to the dark side. its one of the reasons his saber was the color it was. taking the most often seen blade color of the Jedi being Blue with the Sith's Red and combine the 2 it makes purple

[@AH87saxo]

In theory, watching a saga or reading a book, the logical thing is to do it in the order of the chapters... possibly. But I think that in the case of the 2 Star Wars trilogies the appropriate thing is to see it as they were filmed and released. In that order there are the surprises that Anakin is Darth Vader, that he is Luke's father and that he does not lie when he reveals it to him, that Luke and Leía are brothers, etc. And then, the sequel trilogie explain how the characters arrived to the story that is told in chapter IV. The only important character in the original trilogy that I think the origin and origin of him is not seen is Han Solo. Because you see the Wookiees/Chewbacca, Yoda, Obi Wan, Anakin-DarthVader, the Emperor, R2D2/C-3PO, the Storm Toopers, Jabba the Hatt, bounty hunter Jango Fett, etc. Instead, seeing it in the order of the chapters , you see the evolution and progress of the characters and events but there are really no surprises or shocking revelations, since you have seen the path that the characters have taken in the story. That you prefer the prequel trilogy because of the effects, for example, is respectable but it doesn't seem fair to me: at the time episode I was made, 22 years had passed since episode IV. The special effects were "practical" at that time, that is, almost entirely made/manufactured, since computer graphics and green screen were not developed or have not been developed as in 1999 and later years. A separate consideration is why the prequel trilogy was able to focus more on the story between Anakin and Padme than on the development of events, fights and battles. But on the other hand, as you said, focusing on that part of the story makes more obvious Anakin's inconsistency in sacrificing everything and everyone to save Padme's life, when in his moment of anger he practically causes her death, or actually He does this by making me lose hope and desire to live even though I have 2 newborn children; There are those who have the theory that the Chancellor/Emperor makes Padme die by “helping” her stop wanting to live, to further push Anakin/DarthVader into the dark side.

[@steveo2737]

This movie is utterly heartbreaking. As a fan of the series, I knew the lore... different to see.

[@komandorbentus2731]

You need to watch Clone Wars to understand a lot in Star Wars world. Also Clone Wars explain a lot what happened between Episode II and Episode III and explains all unknown things from films. You will understand differences between Clones and Stormtroopers, origin of Order 66 and a lot more! First two seasons were produced as kids target, but later series became very mature. Season 7 (the last one) was...oh my gosh! So mature! And explained a lot! It was soooo sad to see Ellie crying! Wanted hug you soo much! Good to see you two, waiting for next reactions! Be safe!

[@sorsbandeam8843]

"look what a beautiful place" admiral Tarkin is laughing right now

[@waynester71]

Just love Ellie’s reactions.. she gets so animated & involved.. I’m sure some lucky guy gets to laugh so much with her 😄

[@johnhyde2531]

You did it right. Viewing them in release order is best.

[@frankbowman9493]

I knew Ellie would cry. You ladies are beautiful!

[@PaulWinkle]

I am not so sure, she always shouts "kill him" 😇

[@mikelarsen5836]

Typical over-reaction from her! 😂😂😂

[@BlackieNuff]

The BEST way (IMHO) to watch the Star Wars films : 1. If you can find them, first watch the ORIGINAL theatrical release versions of the first trilogy (the 1977/1980/1983 versions, before they got the 1997 Special Edition treatment) - this way you can see how we all saw the movies for the first time back in the day and what the special effects technology was actually like back then. Also, newbies can still get the "big reveal" of Luke's paternity without it being spoiled by the prequels. 2. Follow this with the PREQUEL trilogy to see how the Jedi fell and how Anakin became Vader. 2a. Slip in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series here. 2b. Follow up with the "A Star Wars Story" film : Solo, to see how Han met Chewie, and how he won the Millennium Falcon from Lando. 2c. Follow up with the "A Star Wars Story" film : Rogue One (this one is a MUST), to see how the Death Star was born, its plans stolen by the Rebels, and a seamless transition into Episode 4. 3. Now re-watch the OT, but this time, the 1997 SE releases with all the added scenes and updated SPFX. 3a. After ROTJ, watch The Book Of Boba Fett series 3b. Follow up with The Mandalorian series (hopefully they wrap this up and not let it go on for too long!) 4. Finally, finish with the SEQUEL trilogy. All done. Time well-wasted. 😛 I left out the Clone Wars and Rebels serials, because they are animated and kind of "stick out" from the filmography/serials, and are too long-running (how many seasons do they each have now?)... However, if you're dedicated, you could slip these in where appropriate (during or after the Prequel Trilogy - I'm not sure exactly) if you wanna go for the FULL effect.

[@RoninMidzu]

The visions were plated into Anakin's mind by Palpatine to bring him closer, to go even further down to the Drak Side. He made him promises at first, but did not mention the price he had to pay for the power of a Lord of the Sith - The sacrifice of Padme, to be powerful. (((