STAR WARS MOVIE REACTION | Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

[@jmwilliamsart]

Grievous used to be entirely flesh and bone until an accident that was staged by Dooku turned him into what he is. Grievous is a cyborg, part flesh and bone, part machine.

[@Moakmeister]

That’s not canon anymore. The canon backstory is that Grievous sought to overcome his lack of force sensitivity by replacing his body with machinery over many years.

[@9.5.9.5]

@@Moakmeister Well that is lame

[@Moakmeister]

@@9.5.9.5 hard disagree. I think it’s way better that way.

[@lordmortarius538]

@@Moakmeister I recognize the council has made a decision, but considering that it's a stupid ass decision I've elected to ignore it. Disney does not get to decide what is canon and what isn't as they've shown they have zero respect for the fans and the property itself.

[@Moakmeister]

@@9.5.9.5 hard disagree, I think it’s a lot more creepy and cool and highlights how Grievous’s own desire for power and strength is what made him go off the deep end.

[@shinrapresident7010]

''He's too dangerous to be left alive'' Remember how Palpatine said this in the beginning? However true this may be, Master Windu never would have accepted this excuse from Anakin. Now Anakin has to watch Windu do and say the exact same thing he would have expelled him for. Grievous is canonically one of the stronger warriors to ever live. He was a warrior who sacrificed his body for cybernetic enhancements to become stronger. He's essentially just some organs in the pickle jar but has slain numerous Jedi Masters. Now just imagine if he was force sensitive, he would have be stronger than Vader.

[@perssontm1628]

Idk, he didn't get any backlash from the Jedi for killing him.

[@shinrapresident7010]

@@perssontm1628 The Jedi just think Dooku died in combat. They don't know Anakin executed him.

[@perssontm1628]

@@shinrapresident7010 It still wouldn't be the same though, palpatine had control of the senate and the court which Mace said. Dooku would be okay to spare, Anakin killed him out of revenge, Mace tried to kill Palpatine for the greater good. They're not at all the same. Anakin should recognize that.

[@shinrapresident7010]

@@perssontm1628 There's no justification for executing a prisoner in the Jedi order. There's just not. Neither act would be accepted.

[@perssontm1628]

@@shinrapresident7010 Saying that "There's just not" is an extremely bad argument. As long as hes not using his emotions to dictate his actions he didn't do anything wrong. The Sith was an enemy of the republic and he did not technically break any Jedi rules. To add an even stronger agument, palpatine may not have had a lightsaber, but he definetely demonstrated he was still deadly without one. Which also may have been a factor in trying to execute him. Actually it most definetely was since he was only trying to execute him after palpatine shot lightning at him. If someone pointed a loaded gun at me but didn't shoot, hes still a threat to me and others, especially after having just fired that gun lol. You can't argue against that, but you can certiantly try!

[@bobogus7559]

37:48, 44:00 The Clone Wars TV series from 2008-2020 explains how Order 66 was implemented and why the clones couldn't resist the order.

[@gregmitchell2257]

Padme effectively died from Broken Heart Syndrome, which is a real thing.

[@kermmettfrogger624]

greetings, padmé did not die from child birth or a broken heart. force drain - the darkside ability to suck the lifeforce form others to stay alive. this can be done, even millions of away from their victims, but it has to be someone a force user has a strong connection with. darth vader, unknowingly, did this with the "knowing" guidance of darth sidious, to padmé when she was giving birth to the twins & that is why she died... but it was not from a broken heart. This was the secret of darth plageus, "who had the ability to keep others from dying". force heal: luke skywalker does the opposite to his knights, if they are gravely injured or sick, on other planets, he can give them force energy, to stay alive, until that person can be treated. luke skywalker, of the new jedi order, is the only force user who can do this, because he's the most powerful force user, ever recorded in 10,000 year history of the jedi. this can be verified in the star wars novels & comics... before the Disney takeover

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@kermmettfrogger624 Not canon at all, Lucas has said over and over again that Padme died from a broken heart.

[@kermmettfrogger624]

@@willfanofmanyii3751 if the novels were not canon, why did he issue a contract order, to all the novelists decades ago, they can cannot kill luke, leia, nor han, in te books, incase he wants makes movies, from that material? based on the novels, comics & video games were created. it is canon.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@kermmettfrogger624 Then which novel states Palpatine used life transfer on Padme? You won't, because it never happened. Like Lucas exactly said, it was a separate universe.

[@kermmettfrogger624]

@@willfanofmanyii3751 george lucas said, he did approve of s.w 7 - 9... so is that a seperate universe too?

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

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

[@mattkylie6723]

The beginning of the downfall of Anakin was how he was taken from his mother in the first Star Wars movie, I mean; in the republic the Jedi were identified at very early age, however the practical means by which they were incorporated into the academy were a lot more considerate, .. although he was freed by the deal Ben Kenobi’s teacher (Qui gon Jinn) made with Watto, .. it was way he was freed, and the circumstance, .. to take this child away from his mother in such a way began the unreconcilable ripples within the force!! picked up on within Jedi council session via Yoda & Mace windu, these ripples intensified during Anakin’s enrolment and early training, causing slight contempt for the council, and especially when learning they’re trust in him wasn’t sincere because of his force abilities. So in conclusion the Jedi order actually helped with the early stages of Vader’s creation not only by principle but more so practice In light of episode III Palpatine was controlling nearly everything!! however slight/subtle his manipulation of Anakin was nothing short of perfect, again based upon the vacuum in his life of no parents, although Ben Kenobi was like a father figure to him, His loyalty was first to the council which was also an underline problem between them, so in many respects Anakin felt alone, and it was the subtle encouragement of the chancellor (Palpatine) to engage and continue in exploring his passion and of course personal needs .. enter Padme, so I’m certainly in the understanding that he also arranged for her to have lesser role in politics as to be able to submerge into a more secretive relationship with Anakin, all the while slowly edging him more and more to the chancellors wishes.

[@MichaelJohnson-vi6eh]

In the first movie Darth Vader was just evil. In these movies Vader is more complex. He is obsessed with order also he has been manipulated by sidious since he was a small boy. Hes in horrible physical and psychological pain all the time.

[@glennallen239]

C3po's mind is wiped since he was a protocol Droid. C3po would have been able to tell everything. R2D2 still remembered everything. Remember in Episode IV why R2D2 knew where to go when they were on Tatooine and knew which way to go and c3PO didn't know the way. r2D2 knew the House that Luke was in because he had been there with Anakin.

[@brockbaby]

Ironic that he was so concerned with preventing her death and he ends up being the one to do it.

[@MichaelJohnson-vi6eh]

This is so like the ancient Greek myths. A warrior who sells his soul to protect the one he loves and then he ends up causing her death.

[@mevb]

Padmé died because A. She was broken hearted by Anakin's actions, his plan to take over The Empire and for believing she turned against him. B. She was in late stage of pregnancy with twins which takes a lot of energy from a woman's body. C. She was Force Choked even though she doesn't die instantly from it. All three facotrs together made her die plus the fact she spent her last energy giving birth to Luke and Leia, it's no wonder that she was dying. Also, Sidious claim of Vader killing Padmé wasn't fully a lie but true from a certain point of view. He did indirectly caused her to die.

[@rickrobinson672]

Only 3PO's mind was wiped. R2 remembered everything.

[@gumdeo]

"Anakin is the father, isn't he? I'm so sorry" 😢

[@porkins74]

Best line in the movie. At least as it's paired with John Williams score.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

As with most movies, there are deleted scenes. Three, cut from this film involve Padme, Bail Organa (Jimmy Smiths), Mo Mothma (red-haired Lady, seen as leader of the Rebels in RotJ), and a few others, discuss the formation of the Rebellion. Lucas said he cut these to center the story on Anikan and the Jedi, and this is a long film as it is -wish even one of these scenes was included, so Padme would have influence, and not just be pregnant. (scenes available to view on YT or D+)

[@MrDpool1]

What makes it even more tragic is that clones were not consciously aware of the orders that were programmed in them and genuinely bonded with the Jedi. They were then compelled to kill the Jedi and other horrible things while still being fully conscious and unable to control themselves.

[@Hauke-ph5ui]

44:10 The clones have no choice - they where created to be obedient to Palpatine alone. They cannot resist or even question his orders.

[@MJWP2334]

I remember people laughing in the theater at the younglings scene. Not because killing kids is funny but because people have always thoight vader was a badass so that scenario was their way to try to get people to hate Darth Vader.

[@MightyReader85]

The Padme diying and Anakin living was explained in some other media. Might have been the novel adaption. Palpatine HAD learned the ability to keep people from dying from his master, but it involved transferring the "life force" from someone else. Palpatine used this ability to kill Padme and keep Anakin alive knowing that her death would push him to the dark side completely.

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

Star Wars episode three the revenge of the Sith is the greatest Star Wars movie of all time

[@MrSupertallblackman]

Vader as in inVader. Sees and hears Grievous' internally organs and coughing and is clearly not just a robot. Questions if hes just a robot. Sees an alien planet made of lava. Questions why theres lava everywhere. Is told about a million times the difference between Jedi and Sith. Questions the difference between Jedi and Sith. Luke literally referred to as the last of the Jedi by Yoda. Questions if he is the last of the Jedi. Answer to every question. Just pay attention and think.

[@EmmyReacts]

LOL I'm just thinking/reacting out loud my guy, I know that there are answers! Some of these are obviously rhetorical questions 😂

[@tofersiefken]

The Obi-Wan Kenobi series on Disney+ would be a natural next progression. Just sayin'.

[@alanndrake2619]

There was no turning back for Anakin after Windu was killed. He couldn’t go back to the council and say “ I helped kill master Windu because I needed the Emperor to help me save my pregnant wife from dying in childbirth”. At that point all he could do was throw his hat in with Palpatine and hope he could ultimately save Padame. It begs the question,how far would you go to save the ones you love.

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Yeah and then he killed multiple children in cold blood. He became evil

[@alanndrake2619]

@@jimmykarlsson2567 yes that’s the affects of the dark side & like I said how far would you go to save the ones you love

[@ishRozeYT]

Anakin acquiring yellow eyes means he gave myself fully to the darkside, feeling full anger and hate.

[@MrKneeV]

Sidious came up with the name "Vader" by reaching out with the Dark Side and letting it reveal his name to him.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

For me, the Jedi council, pushed A LOT Anakin to the dark side. They´re afraid of him, never truly trusted him, never gave him any serious mission... and mixed with Anakin fears (mostly for Padme) and feeling himself always excluded... the final step was all the Emperor´s manipulation during years but... the Jedi Council had big part of responsibility in this disaster. Even in the last chance he said the truth to Windu. Anakin tried and tried to follow the right path, but all these things became him in Darth Vader. The Emperor was right, unfortunately, when he said something about the "dogmatic and narrow view of the Jedi". They were blinded...

[@Shadow_Robotnik]

Palpatine revealing his true nature to Anakin and then letting him go to tell Windu is my absolute favorite example of just how devious his scheming is. He let Anakin go because he KNEW that the Jedi would react with blind hostility. He could then frame their attack as an assassination attempt with the goal of gaining control of the Republic. We're like “ I'm so proud of Anakin for being honest and telling Mace Windu". Meanwhile, Sidious is grinning from ear to ear because no matter what they would've tried to remove him from power, he could shape it to look like they were trying to take over. And the scary part: it actually did become an assassination attempt. He's not even lying about that. They went in to arrest him; by the time Anakin popped into the room, that had been entirely escalated into unaliving him. Taken out of context, sure. But his accusations of what they were trying to do were technically true.

[@Arkilonn_]

Padmé's death wasn't because of losing the will to live, Sidious used ancient sith practice of the dark side to transfer her life force into Anakin's body to keep him alive long enough for surgery. He could do it because of connection between Anakin and Padmé, which he used more than once for his plans

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Darth Plagueis the wise and Palpatine, with dark experiments, unwittingly "created" life... and that´s why Shmi Skywalker was pregnant with no man. When the Emperor Palpatine... Darth Plagueis apprentice... had all over control... he murdered his master Plagueis in his sleep.

[@theunknownuser9609]

More like they tried to do some dark side stuff to screw with the Jedi but the Force responded to counterbalance their attempts by getting Shmi pregnant

[@cra0422]

When you take away the armor and the artificial limbs, Darth Vader is essentially a quadruple amputee suffering from fourth-degree burns (the kind that go all the way to the bone) and has to have an artificial respirator do his breathing for him. If I suffered his injuries, I'd be begging for someone to just put me out of my misery.

[@lordmortarius538]

Palpatine put him into that suit dry too, no bacta tank to heal him at all, and the suit is designed to cause him more pain, increasing his power.

[@mevb]

Not all Sith were Jedi that turned by the Dark Side. In Sidious/Palpatine and Darth Maul's case, they were found by their Sith Masters when they were young and turned them into their apprentices, studying and training in The Dark Side from the start, unlike with Dooku and Anakin.

[@hephner78]

Grievoius "coughed" all the time because he ISNT a "robot" or Droid, his "body" is actually a "prosthetic" of sorts, his brain and heart encased in a droid carapace, heres some info from the Star Wars Wiki: Grievous, born Qymaen jai Sheelal, was a Kaleesh male warlord who served within the military forces of the Confederacy of Independent Systems as a commanding officer during the Clone Wars in the final years of the Republic Era. In addition to his position as a general within the Separatist Droid Army, the Kaleesh held the title of Supreme Martial Commander of the Separatist Droid Armies throughout the duration of the war, in which he led countless engagements against the Republic's Grand Army. Recognized for his ruthless tactics and extensive cybernetic enhancements, Grievous utilized the Separatist Droid Army and his adept combat skills to instill fear throughout the galaxy as he traveled to and invaded planets, while also engaging numerous Knights of the Jedi Order, his sworn enemies.

[@acgAdventures]

*possible spoiler warning* dont read beyond this if you plan on watching the clone wars tv series. Youve been warned lol. The clones are made with whats called an inhibitor chip, this chip makes them obiedient to many specific orders given to them, most notably order 66. They have no choice but to follow the order. They dive into this deeper in the show, and I honestly recommend watching it, especially the last few seasons, you learn the clones are in fact individuals, and you also see more of Anakin's downfall as he starts to lose faith in the Jedi. The show will make order 66 much more sad, since many of the Jedi killed are given much more flushed out stories.

[@nikot.9920]

So the because the sith use the force as a weapon rather than let the will of the force guide them it enables them to have "unnatural" force abilities such as force choke, force crush, and force lightning. It requires you to tap into your rage, hatred, and pain. Depending on your connection to the force, the more powerful your abilities will be hence why Dooku was able to do force lightning, he just switched sides.

[@JFrombaugh]

Even having watched the movie before & knowing what happens, it still hurts a lot.

[@craigmorris4083]

Yes, they married in secret on Naboo. They exchanged droids as well. C-3P0 went to Padme and R2 became Ani's. :)

[@ImDerpyDuck]

Anakin's scene where he finally aligns with Palpatine is a little sudden but you need to consider the "sunk cost fallacy" from Anakin's perspective , out of reaction he helps kill Windu as he truly believes Palpatine can help him save Padme, then when Palpatine starts with "I dunno how to do it but we will work it out" and "kill the jedi", Anakin feels trapped and that he has put so much of his being into Palpatine plans that he can't pull out of them, and thus it goes on worse and worse for him 😢

[@argumentative-alliteration]

One of the most fascinating parts about this whole trilogy, is who knows that Palpatine is Darth Sidious. In episode 1, the Trade Federation were used by Darth Sidious, to get Palpatine an electoral boost. By episode 2, Count Dooku (AKA Darth Tyrannus - the person who recruited Jango Fett for episode 2) knows it's the same person. Dooku is the figurehead leader of the Confederacy. The Confederacy leaders, including General Grevious know they're working for Dooku, and his master, Darth Sidious. Nobody other than Dooku knows it's the same person. When Grevious abandons the Invisible Hand, leaving Sidious / Palpatine to die in the crash, he has no clue he left his master to die. Some of his long time aides like Mas Ameda have known for years, and came to the Senate with Palpatine. The fact that Sidious can manipulate two sides in a Galactic War, blame the entire WAR on the Jedi, and flip the Republic into the Empire, all from Coruscant, right under the Jedi's noses, is why Anakin realises Sidious's power level. He does all of this, while grooming Anakin. There's knowledge on how to prevent death in the Master's section of the Jedi Archives. Palpatine KNEW the Jedi would never accept Anakin onto the Council, denying him the rank, and the blame would fall on the Jedi. The rank was the ONLY thing he wanted. After that door was closed, Palpatine opened his, by outing himself as the Sith Lord, and someone with the power the Jedi just denied him. The arrest of the Supreme Chancellor was also a performance. He was toying with the four Jedi Masters until Anakin was about to walk through the door, at which point the performance began, forcing Anakin to make a choice. The duel was just the setup. Just before the start of this movie, the Jedi were closing in on the ID of Darth Sidious. They tracked him to 500 Republica (a huge building for the rich and powerful). His distraction was to call on Grevious to attack Coruscant, and kidnap Palpatine. Lots of Jedi died trying to prevent that. This is the final act of the novel Labyrinth Of Evil.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

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

[@justahologram2230]

One of the theories amung fans is that sidiuos was draining padme's life essence to keep vader alive until the life support was on him

[@muldoone6920]

I am so surprised you recognized chewbacca just from his fur and his sash. EDIT: Notice how Palpatine's teeth are black and his eyes are sith, the lightning is dark force energy. which is the only way to counteract his hidden identity, created by dark force alchemy And the clones have chips in their brain that force them to take orders when said so. Most were friends with the Jedi and forced to kill them with fake memories of trauma they never had, of the Jedi being evil

[@jamesmin]

22:53 "That's an interesting story though if that's true" - the novel Darth Plagueis by James Luceno is a fantastic book about that story

[@Ottawajames]

In my opinion I would say watch the clone Wars franchise before going on to any of the other television shows because the clone Wars franchise sort of gives you the backstory and all the basis for all the other TV shows. The rest of the films can be watched without watching the clone Wars TV shows, but I would say the other TV series you kind of need to watch clone Wars before, imo.

[@annjeffery425]

fun fact: ewan and hayden practiced for months to be able to do the final fight themselves. the speed and intensity was their own. there's a fan theory (that I love) that palpatine sapped padme's life to keep anakin alive/

[@jasonrandom372]

The reason General Grevious is coughing all the time is because in the animated t.v series called Star Wars The Clone Wars Mace Windu used an illegal force power called Force Crush causing permanent damage to Grevious' ventilation.

[@lordmortarius538]

His cybernetic implants also irritate his biological components

[@ikillzuepicly316]

The concept they had of Padme being chocked was more violent

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

While you have said, in other reviews, watching these six in release order - You should next watch the two "independent" films SOLO, and ROGUE ONE -in chronological sequence. The Mandolorian is after R'otJedi, the Obit-wan series is between 3-4, The Book of Boba Fest is after 6, as is Ashoka, ....then the later trilogy.

[@chuckhackett4493]

Fun fact: The Clone's have inhibitor chips implanted in them and these chips contain 150 contingency orders.

[@mevb]

And Order 65 was to arrested The Chancellor if he was found out being a traitor. Palpatine put it there so the Jedi wouldn't be suspious over Order 66 (which they interpret it for being used on rouge Jedi betraying The Republic Forces, which could have been used against General Krell in The Clone War series).

[@justicebarnes7857]

The clones were compelled to kill their Jedi generals due to the chips in their heads, they had no choice but to execute them

[@nicolaimehrung442]

The "luxury" with Episode 3 is, you don't have to finish it with a happy ending, like normally in a Trilogy. Thats handled in Ep. 6. You can leave everyhing in despair and darkness. That's why i like this Episode most of the Prequels. And i'm grateful that they stick with the novel, which describes, that Vader got his suit, because of burning in a lava pit. I always wondered, did they really fight at a volcanó or was it a burning pool in a factory? It''s a little of both^^.

[@Blinkptx]

"What in the Bowser's Castle?!" Lol best line of the vid for me

[@oneironaut420]

In the last film, Dooku didn't tell Obi-Wan that Palpatine was the Sith lord, he only said that a Sith lord was influencing the senate. The Sith are not trained like Jedi. The Sith tap into their hatred and anger to master the dark side of the Force, unlike the Jedi who use the light side of the Force to do good.

[@Muck006]

"Where is Padme?" "In your anger you killed her ..." *This is an OBVIOUS LIE that will be revealed when Darth Vader encounters Luke and Leia later ... BAD / INCONSISTENT WRITING!!!!*

[@raultorres3708]

53:36 star wars was never meant to be a children's series

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Yeah this is not a children's movies, just regular movies

[@kermmettfrogger624]

Time Code: 54:13 - greetings emmy, padmé did not die from child birth or a broken heart. force drain - the darkside ability to suck the lifeforce form others to stay alive. this can be done, even millions of away from their victims, but it has to be someone a force user has a strong connection with. darth vader, unknowingly, did this with the "knowing" guidance of darth sidious, to padmé when she was giving birth to the twins & that is why she died... but it was not from a broken heart. This was the secret of darth plageus, "who had the ability to keep others from dying". force heal: luke skywalker does the opposite to his knights, if they are gravely injured or sick, on other planets, he can give them force energy, to stay alive, until that person can be treated. luke skywalker, of the new jedi order, is the only force user who can do this, because he's the most powerful force user, ever recorded in the 10,000 years of jedi history. this can be verified in the star wars novels & comics... before the Disney takeover.

[@briansview2886]

If you know Lord of the rings and how the ring basically takes you over with its evil, that's basically how the dark side works over time. It's a slow build up. That's what happened to Anakin till he fully surrendered to it that final moment of decision. It's not rational thought or logic, but corrupted emotions overwhelming you

[@86leewis]

He never fully surrendered to it

[@christoffsimply3179]

Very controversial subject is why Padme dies. Either you take the droid at face value "She has lost the will to live" which makes no sense. Alternatively, many fans believe the force or Palpatine himself needed her dead to complete the Anakin turning. Robots cannot sense nor explain things that happen through the force. You decide.

[@nathan.brazil780]

Listen to what they are saying and you won't have so many questions

[@limelightraver5690]

“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…”

[@jonmcnabb6421]

rumor has it that palpatine set the sandpeople on anakins mother

[@jeromedutil-martin6823]

If you ever watch the Clone Wars TV show, I'd suggest you check out a chronological order list of episodes, instead of starting with Season 1 episode 1. Some episodes were originally aired out of order and the chronological order list has the Clone Wars animated movie as the "3rd episode".

[@Grimm-Eyes]

Fun fact the kid that killed a couple clones when senator organa showed up is actually George Lucas’s Son. He was also in Attack of the clones

[@mattkylie6723]

This is the greatest Star Wars movie ever made.

[@oneironaut420]

Keep in mind that the sequels are NOT the story George Lucas wanted to tell. He had nothing to do with the creation of the sequels. In fact, when Disney bought Star Wars from him, they actually rejected his story treatments for the sequels in favor of letting different directors make up the story of each film as they went along, and it shows. They have little to do with the rest of the story. The story George Lucas had written was much different from what Disney ended up doing. After the darkness and drama of Ep.3, I usually suggest people watch Solo: A Star Wars Story next. It's a much more fun, light-hearted adventure, and it comes next in the timeline anyway. Then you should watch the Obi-Wan Kenobi show, which I think you'll find very interesting. Then comes Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and the other TV shows. You can leave the sequels for last, last, last. They're the last thing in the current timeline anyway.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

After be burned, Vader suffered a lung damage so serious. That´s why he needed the suit (with a ventilation equipment) to breath and live. Besides, on purpose, this equpment "worked" with rage, anger and all his suffering. That´s why in Episode VI after kill the Emperor, with this ventilation destroyed and without rage and anger... he couldn´t live.

[@JazzMaster01]

Anakin needed to be in the suit ASAP. his lungs were pretty much gone

[@jeffroskywalker]

Just watch and as the movie goes on your questions will be answered. The clones have chips in their heads they wouldn’t find out about until later to control them. Most wookies were killed or made slaves by the empire

[@lauraconnolly663]

General Grevious has some seriously scary acrobatic skills in the clone wars series. He is freakishly fast and very very swift in using his surroundings as a means to overwhelm and dispatch his opponents.

[@LeighMet]

Liam Neasom was to do a scene here but he broke his leg.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Yes, Bail Organa and his wife adopted Leia. He was married with Breha Organa, Alderaan´s former Queen, that´s why Leia it´s called "Princess Leia Organa".

[@indyjeux]

Very strange for a "movie reaction" to no be focus on the movie and to take notes on the same time. You can not appreciate the movie correctly

[@Hebrew_Israelite_Young_jedi]

Im a Hebrew Israelite I’ve always wanted to be a Jedi Luke skywalker is my favorite but I love all Jedi Also I’ve seen the force in real life it’s real I do paranormal stuff so I’ve seen the force

[@Muck006]

One Jedi, two Jedi ... no "s" for the plural.

[@BizzyX78]

----- - I've always found it rather funny by the thought of Master Windu falling out of the window... -----

[@ZapRowsdower47]

Theres a funny video about how r2 had the most kills on screen throughout the trilogies 😅😅😅😅 hes a mad man.. i mean mad droid 😅😅😅 a MENACE!!!!!!

[@TheMightyOdin]

You ask more questions in a reaction than I do in a month.

[@rickdadick3220]

No shit, she does not pay attention.

[@waynet1022]

Before watching the original trilogy again it would be cool if you could watch Solo, Obi-Wan Kenobi (6 part miniseries) and Rogue One since they take place in-between episodes 3 and 4. There are other longer series in there too, but they would take a long time.

[@Lilfellow25]

Man it’s sad seeing people miss the greatest that is Star Wars, never getting films like these again

[@Corndog642]

I would recommend the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. It takes place 10 years after this movie. The Clone Wars and Rebels animated series are also excellent.

[@86leewis]

He didnt mind too much getting disfigured. He got over it pretty quick

[@porkins74]

Vader in German means "father." In Dutch as well.

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

What means Darth

[@porkins74]

@@jimmykarlsson2567 dark

[@bukshot23]

Bowser's Castle LMAO

[@Penitent_Intent]

Sith abuse the force to use, jedi work with the force. The difference is consent.

[@raybernal6829]

Great reaction ❤️ enjoyed your comments... I'll let others answer your questions. Hopefully you'll watch Rogue One IMHO the best SW movie... The sequels are not close in awesome as but still fun to watch. As Anakin said "This is where the fun begins!".... 🔥❤️

[@EmmyReacts]

Thanks so much! I really enjoyed all these movies so far - Rogue One is next on my list! 😊

[@rubydragon1034]

Darth Vader is short for invader. Just like Darth Sidious is short for insidious. Darth Tyrannus obviously means tyrant. Darth Plagueis, plague.

[@prico3358]

You made this up.

[@iampeterpink]

No. Darth is a variation of Dark, and Vader means “father” in dutch. So Darth Vader means “Dark Father”

[@gabethebabe3337]

@@prico3358yeah it’s not like these words exist in our language and clearly things can have a double meaning…

[@ALLEN_0_0]

What if there is sith name Darth Cest

[@torpedoboy4]

and Luke Skywalker is short for….a Stormtrooper

[@duncanloviscky2329]

14:00 everyone always cuts out the shots of Grievous landing in his ship on Utapau and even though its probably just in here because of what you were saying during it (interesting stuff) I appreciate SO MUCH LOL ITS SO COOOL!!!!!!

[@raybernal6829]

Its Originals(or OG), Prequels, and Sequels 😊

[@vincentpuccio3689]

The show that the chancellor and Anikin are watching looks like Circ de Solei to me

[@adampare8088]

You should have issued Order 66 against that fly that flew in your face

[@EmmyReacts]

😂😂😂

[@ericmcnair4083]

Master Skywalker, there are too many of them! What are we going to do?

[@IggyStardust1967]

Mace Windu: "Don't call him that, younglings! We did NOT grant him the rank of Master." Anakin LOSES it!

[@miamicool666]

Quick advice: If you ever have to do a reaction from “The Schindler List,” avoid this outfit.

[@IggyStardust1967]

Hey, Emmy! Boy is there a LOT to unpack in this movie. Also, I can post a lot of things I couldn't before, because this movie closes out "The Lucas Six" (meaning the 6 movies he wrote), but I'll avoid spoilers for anything else. Just so you know, I do this for a lot of newer fans, and I've gotten pretty good at it. =D Then again, I've been "into" these movies since the original released in 1977. The OT I've seen over 1000 times each. The PT, the upper 100s of times each. Everything else, in the dozens of times each, or maybe even the low 100s each. Depends on how old it is, and in the series (animated and live action) it depends on how many seasons/episodes. As an example, Clone Wars is in the "20s" because it's 7 seasons long. Rebels, at only 4 seasons, is somewhere in the "50s". Rogue One (my favorite movie offering from the Disney era) is in the mid-hundreds at this point (400-500 viewings). While "Solo" is still around 100, but getting higher by a few viewings each year. Sounds crazy, doesn't it. But remember, with the OT, we're talking "in theater" viewings, plus VHS viewings, DVD viewings, Blu-Ray viewings, and streaming viewings over the last 40-45 years. I've worn out multiple copies of the VHS tapes. Anyway, enough of that.... let's get into it! 6:10 - It has been a little over 3 years since the start of the war. Both Anakin and Obi-Wan were promoted based on their battle with Count Dooku in Episode II. Obi-Wan is now a Jedi Master and Anakin is a Jedi Knight, hence why their hairstyles are different. Like Obi-Wan, once promoted to Knight, Anakin grew his hair out to distinguish himself from Padawans. Also, both men are functioning as "Generals" in the Grand Army of the Republic, each leading a battalion of Clone Troopers. While the Clones were assigned numbers at "birth", each one has developed a personality of their own based on their life experiences. Obi-Wan's Clone Commander is named "Cody", we don't see Anakin's Clone Commander in this movie. If you think about it, there is a very subtle "nature vs nurture" reference going on here. All of the Clones are "identical", from their DNA, to their voices, to their training... and yet "differences" crept in along the way, and each Clone has become an individual. 6:30 - Grievous is the "public leader" of the Droid Army... but he is not a droid himself. He is actually a cyborg. There is actually very little of his biological body left, encased in that life support suit. If you look closely at his eyes, you can see the scales around them. 12:45 - Patience, young Padawan.... you still have two movies between Episode III and Episode IV (Solo and Rogue One). I mean, technically speaking, you could skip Solo if you wanted to... but Rogue One is required viewing at this point. No spoilers, but that movie was so good, when I was sitting in the theater to see it, it took me back to being that 10 year old kid seeing 'Star Wars" for the first time in 1977. It didn't get the subtitled "Episode IV : A New Hope" until its 1979 re-release, before Episode V released. 20:40 - Listen VERY carefully to the dialogue throughout this scene, and think back (forward?) to Return of the Jedi. "Good is a *point of view*, Anakin." - Palpatine.... "Luke, you're going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own *point of view*." - Obi-Wan Kenobi. Pay attention to the rest of it, as well... but those two lines are the most direct "echo" from the two movies. Also, "Point of view" carries into our world, as well. Have you ever heard the old idiom, "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter"? Same thing.... "point of view". If you take those three words into consideration... you'll see them everywhere in Star Wars. Movies, series (live action and animated), books, comics, graphic novels, even in some fan fictions (the good ones, anyway). 22:35 - Earlier, when Yoda told Anakin to train himself to "let go of everything you fear to lose." I get where he's coming from, but... and I'll try to keep this part as short as I can... My first wife, Rose was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer in 2003. She battled it for about 3 years before it finally claimed her. She went through a living Hell dealing with all of that. I refused to leave her, and she even offered to break up with me to protect me. While I admire that she made the offer, there was no way I was going to allow her to go through that without me. I told her, "How can I claim to love you as much as I do if I was willing to 'walk away' when you need me the most?" In June of 2006, we were told that there was nothing more the doctors could do except try to keep her as pain free as they could, until the end. She was given 1-3 months to live. We were both devastated, but honestly, she was more worried about how **I** would cope with losing her than she was with her own death. She knew that I would be devastated beyond words. As much as she appreciated me standing by her side through all of this, I know that part of her regretted my decision knowing just what might happen to me after she was gone. There's a lot more to the story, and I'll tell you if you really want to know. But you're under no obligation. Let's just say that, before she died, she promised to send me someone when the time was right, so that I wouldn't be lonely for the rest of my life, and I have Katina in my life as proof that indeed she did follow through with that promise. But it took me years to finally come to terms with my "new normal". But let's just say that I really could relate to Anakin's fear. Wookies live hundreds of years, naturally. Chewbacca was 200 years old in A New Hope. This movie takes place about 20 years prior to that, so he would be 180 years old here. 30:05 - Another scene to listen to every single word carefully. Mace says, (accents mine) "IF what you've told me is TRUE, you *will have gained my trust*." Mace straight up admitted at that moment that he didn't trust Anakin, and maybe it took a minute to sink into his young brain, but being left alone in the council chambers to think about it. Also, you can lightly hear Palpatine telling Anakin that, "If the Jedi kill me, any chance of saving her will be lost." Combine that with Anakin's belief that, "I know there are things about The Force they are not telling me." That, plus all of the other manipulations Palpatine used on him over the years made it almost impossible for Anakin NOT to turn. (continued in 1st reply to this)

[@IggyStardust1967]

34:30 - "Darth" isn't a name, it's a title. The Sith name is bestowed upon a newly anointed apprentice upon being accepted. Darth Plagues (the wise) was indeed the master of Darth Sidious, who trained Darth Maul, then Darth Tyrannus, and finally Darth Vader. It was not uncommon for a Sith Master to train more than one apprentice, because they MIGHT try to replace them before they were ready to actually succeed. 52:25 - Both legs.... AND his left arm..... in one fluid sweeping motion. 53:00 - Anakin/Vader's injuries weren't only on the outside.... but he was severely damaged on the inside, as well. The emotional scars of what he' just been through, piled on top of those, he actually breathed in some of that fire and smoke that he breathed scarred his lungs pretty badly. THIS is why he needed that suit of armour that had a respirator built into it, and the breathing was constant, even while he was speaking. Obviously, that wasn't Anakin's voice being heard, but the sound of the voice modulator that was installed within it. In the novelization, the voice even shocked him by its mechanical sound the first time he heard it. 53:35 - To be fair, the FIRST Star Wars was a "children's movie", and we saw Owen and Beru's smoldering skeletons outside their front door. That was rated PG, but a "1977 PG".... which, including the year in as a reference, changes everything. Revenge of the Sith was a "2005 PG-13" movie... Probably not as much difference as you might think between the two as far as "graphic content" is concerned. Before "PG-13" became a thing in 1984, you'd flip to see how broad the spectrum that PG covered prior to that. Hell, I want to see you react to the PG rated movies I watches as a child. The thought process was, "It's rated PG... how bad can it be? Not like it's an R rated movie with lots of sex in it!" is how they thought back then. I mean, we saw violence on the evening news (because "Vietnam" was going on, and I lived in Baltimore) every day. We didn't get "graphic footage coming up! send your children out of the room!" warnings.... they just went right on into it, and nobody cared. One movie I would LOVE to see you do, is called "The Black Hole", it was Disney's very first PG rated movie, and it came out in 1979. It IS on Disney+, but you have to use the Search bar to find it. Don't watch the trailer for it, as it contains some spoilers. I saw it in theaters (I was 12 years old) and loved it! That's not saying that YOU will, because our understanding of science and black holes has advanced considerably since then. Another "1976 PG" rated movie you would find interesting, "The Bad News Bears" (but make sure it's the 1976 version! There have been remakes)... Saw THAT movie in theaters, too. The remakes changed a LOT about the script, and feel free to watch them, just watch the original FIRST, for a point of reference. Hell, I'm going to go watch that movie when I'm done with your video here. =D The original Mad Max - Rated PG. The original "Planet of the Apes" movies (except for the 4th one, "Conquest".... which was rated PG) were ALL rated "G" for General Audiences! Gremlins - Rated PG. Raiders of the Lost Ark (as well as Temple of Doom) both rated PG. Hell, "The Day After" was a MADE FOR TV movie, FFS! It's on KZbin.... that movie will traumatize you, and for us in 1983, it was a SCHOOL ASSIGNMENT! The first movie ever released as PG-13 was "Red Dawn". An entertaining movie, but looking back on it, it was a well made "Cold War Propaganda Piece". (Sorry for the tirade.... but I guess that shows that, even 20 years ago could be considered "A much different time". =D 54:05 - Actually, not only is he conscious, but he was given nothing to dull the pain during this surgery. Sidious did that in order to strengthen Vader's connection to the Dark Side of The Force. 55:20 - There is a "theory" (it's never been confirmed in canon, though) that Palpatine used The Dark Side of The Force to drain Padme's life force in order to keep Vader alive. It's possible, and it fits the overall story, so it occupies space in my personal "head canon". ;) 55:40 - Of course. Make Vader loath himself, and again, strengthen his connection to the Dark Side. 56:10 - Actually, splitting them up was smart. Even if one were found, the other wouldn't be with them. Remember, Obi-Wan and Yoda believed Anakin was dead, but Palpatine knew Padme was pregnant with Anakin's child. It wasn't "by accident" that Palpatine knew they had gotten married. Remember, he was a Senator from Naboo originally. Even if The Force didn't tell him, his spies on the planet would have. He left nothing to chance. With everything he manipulated, it truly didn't matter "which side" was successful, he was prepared for either side to achieve a goal. Whichever side achieved their goal, he was at least one step closer to taking over the galaxy. Also, only a VERY few people in the galaxy knew that Anakin was Vader. Palpatine, of course... but also Grand Moff Tarkin (from Episode IV, who plainly knew who was inside that armour by his dialogue). No spoilers, but only a handful of others did, I won't toss out spoilers, because in my eyes, it ruins the fun of story plot twist discovery. But let's finish this up, shall we? 56:25 - Only C-3PO's mind gets wiped. R2-D2 can be trusted with secrets. 56:44 - Notice how Padme appears to still be pregnant? This was intentional. Yoda, Obi-Wan, Senator Organa (who took in Leia), and a few VERY highly trusted people helped hide the fact that Padme had given birth. Again, Palpatine was from Naboo, and likely had spies all over the place. They would report back to him that she had actually died PRIOR to giving birth, giving him one less threat to worry about. For now, anyway. Turns out, after the Death Star was destroyed in Episode IV, both Palpatine and Vader invested heavily in finding out who that pilot was. This was detailed in comic book form, and Vader used Boba Fett to discover that the pilot's name was "Skywalker". Vader kept this piece of information to himself, because it told him that Palpatine had lied to him about Padme NOT having given birth before dying. As we saw in Empire Strikes Back, Palpatine DID end up finding out eventually, but Vader played dumb.

[@EmmyReacts]

SUCH great insight as always - thanks so much for sharing!!

[@IggyStardust1967]

@@EmmyReacts My pleasure!

[@bgvan37]

Girl you talk entirely too much 😢😢😢

[@EmmyReacts]

Lol fair but I also edited out the entire other hour of this movie where I wasn't talking and was just watching the movie 😂 so its just an illusion that I was talking the entire time haha

[@user-us6fz6to2j]

Heartbreaking sad movie

[@Thomaslorenzen]

you cut out "THEN YOU ARE LOST!" 😮😮😮

[@carlop.7182]

Alright, so, now, you watched all 6, so there are not much spoilers left for you, so I'll try to answer your questions, and I may have 2-3 links for you to explain what is not shown in the movies, Why Anakin is refused the rank of Master: it's a position that jedis gain after a series of tests & trials. When Windu asked Anakin to wait while they were going to confront the chancellor, it was his test to become a master (resist the call of the dark side)--& Anakin failed big time, choosing the dark side instead of being patient. Who 1st read the prophecy ?--thousands of years before Yoda was born, Palpatine don't know how to save people from death, bcs he was so much in a hurry to become emperor, that he killed his master before learning everything (Can't call yourself Emperor & call someone else master at the same time--Plagueis would be emperor & Palpatine number 2). Order 66=the clones turn against their jedis commanders--that's how the entire order was wiped out in a few minutes--planned from the start (when Obi meets the bounty hunter in ep.2, he tells him he was recruited by Tyrannus (Dooku, the emperor's 2nd apprentice). In reality, Palpatine didn't think about anything, he only executed the Grand Plan of Darth Bane, created 1000 yrs before episode 1. Too long to explain, but watch this to get the complete story from the start (21 minutes resume of everything--will be shorter than writing): kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2q0qn6ia8mad5Y And the entire Sith lineage from the first to last: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWjSoq2anb94nLM. And finally, a fan-made joke about what happened to the emperor after return of the jedi (better if you know the quotes of the original trilogy): kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3y6h3asbdqKeqs. Watch the first 2 to get the full story (stop at the death star, as you already watched the OT)--and the 3rd for a good laugh. Have a nice day.

[@EmmyReacts]

Thanks so much for the extra insight here!! I'll for sure check out those links :)

[@Ottawajames]

So the guys in white armor are called Stormtroopers. In the prequel movies the Stormtroopers are all clones, but in the original trilogy by that point in time they weren't clones anymore they were just regular people.

[@bobogus7559]

Stormtroopers weren't a thing at all until the Empire. In fact, until the days of the Empire, clones in unmarked white armor were typically inexperienced new clones who were not yet assigned to a division yet (often called "shinies"). More about this is laid out in The Clone Wars and Bad Batch TV series.

[@iamasimplmao9260]

they are not stormtroopers 🤦‍♂

[@literallyagalilacegenii7.690]

MOST of the stormtroopers by the time of Episode IV-VI are conscripted. One of the few exceptions with Vaders personal unit that boarded Leia’s ship.Most of that unit were still clones save for one regular human

[@nielgregory108]

You really should have watched the clone wars. You are missing MANY chapters of the story. Plus you would have a crap load of popular content.

[@86leewis]

They use lightning yes but palpatines lightning is way more powerful than dookus. Yoda couldnt absorb that. Also palp is one of the greatest swordsman of all time, if not the greatest.

[@user-us6fz6to2j]

it’s for 12 the age

[@robertvandriest-harrington3651]

Its the final part in the Prequel!

[@alphawolf7417]

So many reactors only wee what's on the surface level of this film. There is so much underneath. Reasons the Jedi can't just kill. Reasons the Clones betray them. Reasons the Jedi Order failed so miserably.