The Was NOT prepared for the *Star Wars* Ending....

[@gabethebabe3337]

5:00 "He's like the fucking devil" Fun fact that's exactly who George Lucas based Palpatine on. You can't get much more evil than evil incarnate. In the books Sidious' master Darth Plagueis, who was an alien btw, was convinced Palpatine could NOT be human he was so evil. Another fun fact. A good portion of the council, including Obi-Wan, Yoda, and I think even Mace, were aware of Anakin's relationship with Padme (not the marriage or the pregnancy just the feelings), and they chose to ignore it because he was too important to lose. Obi-Wan kept quiet because he did it out of genuine love for Anakin and Padme, because he wanted what was best for Anakin. They broke their own rules for him, and that caused them to keep their distance from him. They basically gave him privileges, but also treated him as if he was incapable of becoming a full Jedi.

[@GetSignalized]

you are a grey jedi i respect you and your knowledge of the force

[@romeywirtz1219]

Don’t often learn new things about these movies, but I did not know that about sidious. Very interesting

[@CDRhammond]

The reason Anakin was so upset about not having the rank of master was due to the fact there was a restricted section in the archives only a master could have access to. Anakin believed there could have been information there that would have helped him save Padme.

[@idiot_city5444]

I feel like they should have made this more obvious in the movie, he comes across as a whiney child about it instead lol

[@Lurge_sp75]

​@idiot_city5244 he did say in the movie "I know there are things the jedi are not telling me"

[@EdithCardellini]

​​@@idiot_city5444 It's explained in detail in the novelization of Revenge of the Sith. And I believe it was covered in a deleted scene as well, although I'm not 100% sure. But it's definitely covered in the novelization. I agree that this detail should have been included in the film to better explain and understand Anakin's anger and resentment on the matter.

[@thoarnejones6805]

@@EdithCardelliniagain not in the movie. So all the scene does is make Anakin look petulant.

[@stevenlowe8807]

Rogue one is a must watch.

[@CDRhammond]

That is the only good star wars movie since Disney took over.

[@_FirstLast_]

​@@CDRhammond I'd be so upset of DevinG skips it but I doubt he will

[@joeyboogenz]

I have always boycotted the Disney made content/ sequals (aside from brilliant Mandolorian 1-2) ,but if you say so . I will give it a thourough review.

[@benburger7517]

@@joeyboogenz Rogue One was a masterpiece

[@joeyboogenz]

@@benburger7517 I'm on it !!! Thanks !

[@DevinGtv901]

*If You enjoyed my reaction please leave a Like. That really helps out the channel*

[@Vismark1171]

Just a fact the movies don't say is the Clones have microchips in their head. So they are forced to kill the Jedi when order 66 is issued. Alot of them regret it apart from the ones who killed Ki Adi Mundi the one with the weird head on the bridge as he did war crimes and represented the worst of the Jedi. I'd love to see you react to the Mandalorian show it's one of the best to come out since Disney took over

[@katherinedinwiddie4526]

Excellent reaction!

[@HunterAndre_21]

The Clones betrayed the Jedi because they have a chip in the head and if they hear a certain phrase like “Order 66” that chips makes them follow that order without question

[@darkglass1]

I can finally say it. HOW DID YOUR FORGET Anakin Skywalker was Darth Vader's real name??? It was said many times in Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Heck, Luke himself called Darth Vader Anakin. The whole time you've been watching the prequels, I kept asking myself how you could forget the biggest reveal in SciFi history. I honestly thought you were just faking not remembering the many times they called Darth Vader Anakin in the original series. Obi Wan's ghost called Vader by his real name of Anakin Skywalker right after Yoda died in Return of the Jedi when they are talking. Then later Luke says, "I accept you were once Anakin Skywalker, my father."

[@bigben6269]

Anakin does bring balance to the force in episode 6. He kills the emperor and he himself dies as well which in turn destroys the Sith

[@PREENHOUR]

"That's the same dude hired by the chancellor right, unless i'm trippin" - dude missed out the whole notion that they are Clones of him.. hence the Clone Wars and the Clone Army

[@TheMimiSard]

And it wasn't the Chancellor - at leats not directly. Jango was working for Dooku (ironic - Galidraan). But yes, clones, of Jango, so they look like Jango.

[@jm6406]

yeah I think he got the clones mixed up with the changeling because on seeing the clones in the last one he said something along the lines that they could transform

[@cp368productions2]

Dude has the IQ of a house plant, what do you expect?

[@DadBooom]

You nailed it. The power that Kenobi is referring to in A New Hope when he's fighting Vader "I'll become more power than you can imagine" he attains through the training that Yoda is talking about - the power to reach out even in death through The Force and help or influence the living.

[@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".

[@tyler-y4s]

No Yoda did when he told him he had training for him before he went into exile

[@LeroOfTheKodiak]

Thus meaning Qui Gonn had been the one who learned to cheat death.

[@Mike_Romeo]

@@tyler-y4s You should watch the Kenobi series. Yoda told Kenobi only how to get in contact with Qui Gonn

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

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

[@Palendrome]

The script has Yoda say this but they didnt include it in the movie, wish they had

[@ryanoz5374]

Maaaan 20 years later i just noticed it

[@Madfrog625]

I always wondered why she looked like that

[@emrys4386]

@@Madfrog625well, I mean… logically speaking she’s VERY shortly postpartum so she would still look pretty f*ing pregnant, regardless of any manipulations of her body. (Also as far as I can tell she never passed either placenta, so she would look more pregnant than most.) Would she look AS pregnant? … probably not, but that bit of information Lucas felt it necessary to include really irritates me, because it was entirely unnecessary if anyone who’d given birth would be able to say something to ANYONE in that room.

[@jasonhill1199]

22:56 the shoe finally drops 😆

[@RedRaider4Lyph]

23:03 the genuine reaction that he didn’t know he was Darth Vader.😂😂

[@djnkosi]

Definitely watch Rogue One!!!

[@galacticpresident-elect6059]

“So Anakin is Darth Vader. Ain’t that some shit.” Well said!

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

*Revenge Of The Sith is my absolute favorite out of the prequels. The double climactic lightsaber duel that takes place toward the end of the movie, Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader VS Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar and Yoda VS Emperor Palpatine on Coruscant in the Senate chamber are top-notch across the board. Musical score, fight choreography, visual effects, audio effects and emotional impact. I give them all an A+.*

[@joeyboogenz]

ROTS is IMO the best of all the main SW films .

[@NikkiTaLance]

Obi-Wan (to Luke): "He ceased to be Anakin Skywalker and became Darth Vader." Luke (to Vader): "I've accepted that you were once Anakin Skywalker - my father." Devin: "Anakin is Darth Vader?!?!?!"

[@StoniestStone]

When I was a kid, I kinda forgot that Anakin was Vader, so when I watched the prequals it came to me as a surprise and I am actually glad that it was, it made it an amazing twist for me.

[@jrobertlysaght]

This is where the stereotype comes from. These level 9000 nerds who remember every single line of dialog from decades old movies, and expect casual fans to as well.

[@zachsmith7836]

​@@jrobertlysaghtwhat you are saying is a fair point, one of the most iconic quotes is literally Darth Vader telling Luke SKYWALKER that he is his father... it's not a huge leap to connect the two

[@NikkiTaLance]

@@jrobertlysaght 31 people laugh and hit thumbs up; 1 gets offended. But i'm the problem, right?

[@spicefactor9604]

​@@jrobertlysaghtthis is true for some aspects of the films for sure. But this isn't one of them. It's the primary plot point from the original trilogy.

[@ozymandias3322]

I don't think I've ever seen you speechless for that long 😂 glad you enjoyed this one, it's the best of the prequels. Love how many times your posting per week btw, seeing a DG upload after I get home from work is the best

[@TheTrueCream]

The clone army isn't inherently bad. They have chips in their brains that cause them to be controlled

[@CDRhammond]

Had order 65 been given Palpatine would have been removed from office by Commander Fox who in my opinion was one of the most important clone commanders there was.

[@oneironaut420]

That was a retcon the show made up. In AOTC they clearly say that the clones were genetically altered to make them less independent and to follow any order without question.

[@willfanofmanyii3751]

@@oneironaut420 ...almost as if nobody was supposed to know about the chips or something.

[@KidPrarchord95]

​@@oneironaut420It's true that it was likely decided after the fact, but the lines in Attack of the Clones don't contradict it. The inhibitor chip is specifically engineered brain tissue; not a surgically implanted computer.

[@Palendrome]

That plot point is so cringe. It was better in the movie when they were just in on it.

[@Annik_Tenacious_Felis]

They say , its normally the path you take to avoid something , becomes the path that leads you to what you tried to avoid .

[@imsokage]

Your reaction as everything was coming full circle was amazing, everything started to click and you could see it! Really enjoyed seeing someone watch this for the first time. I’m sure there are many fans who wish they could feel the same feeling like they were watching for the first time again!

[@SamuelBarrett-Nguyen]

"It seems in your anger - you killed her" Notice how Palpatine puts all of the blame onto Anakin, removing all blame from himself. Palpatine was so in tune with the dark side that he could manipulate almost anything. Hell, he manipulated an entire galaxy into fighting eachother, and both sides to put their trust in him. He isn't just clever - he's powerful and dangerous.

[@velzaresp8623]

I always love how drunk of power is Palpatine while fighting Yoda after his plans went so perfect.

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

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

[@IndySidhu88]

YES BRO!

[@TheMasterChiefArchives]

It’s my favorite movie of all time

[@Palendrome]

100%

[@Alte.Kameraden]

I dunno it's heavily tainted by the bad plot threads introduced by Attack of the Clones, including the Droid/Clone Armies, Count Dooku being a villain, Separatist being Pawns of a Grand Conspiracy which is still stupid to this very day honestly. So many Plot threads that kind of ruin Revenge of the Sith in my opinion introduced by Attack of the Clones. Imagine, just imagine for a second if Dooku wasn't a Sith, and genuinely discovered who the the Chancellor was and actively tried to stop it, failed which lead to the Civil War started as the Republic split. Imagine telling Obi Wan to join him he was being truthful and Obi Wan rejected it thinking Dooku was a Sith only to accidently himself siding with the real sith. Imagine Jedi arrogance literally leading to their own destruction. Imagine a Republic including officers/soldiers (Not clones) that willingly turned on the Jedi, wanted the Empire to form, believed it was the right thing. George missed so many GOOD plot threads that would have made Star Wars light years better. Since he made bad plot threads, everything after was forever tainted. I think George Lucas didn't want to have 'good' people do bad things willingly. Which I find utterly insulting. Honestly my disappointment with Attack of the Clones followed by Revenge of the Sith is ironically why I find The Phantom Menace my favorite of the Prequel films, none of the bad plot threads were introduced yet, and the film stands up on it's own two legs. Reason I say ironically is because I know many consider it the worst of the prequel films. My issue with the latter films, because they introduced Clones and Droids (Mind you prior to Attack of the Clones very few people took the Clone Wars as literally a war with Clones). It wasn't really a war in a classical sense. Hard to call something a war when you remove the human element from it. I guess Lucas decided it was safer to have faceless clones with stormtrooper style helmets and droids blowing up around every corner in every scene for the "kids." Despite the original films having millions die, with many on screen, including some gore. lol Best way of summing it up. George Lucas made the "Wars" part of Star Wars a joke. Disney would come along and do it even worse. I was always the X-Wing Kid/Rebel trooper Kid. I was never the Jedi kid. I hated everything about the Jedi, and being the prequel films heavily focused on the Jedi and now a new faction "Sith" which used to just be called Dark Jedi before the prequels... and now the war aspect ie "PIlot/Troopers" were Droids/Clones... boy did they give me ZERO reason to enjoy these films. I guess it's why I like Phantom Menace more because at least it had Naboo Starfighter pilots, security forces and Gungan Warriors risking their lives, people who have friends/family/loved ones not numbers. ACTUAL WAR.

[@Akaeus]

Write your own space opera... everyone is a critic

[@shschesschamp]

This is by far the best of the prequels! Although its the darkest SW movie.

[@chrisreynolds2565]

Its so interesting to see someone learn the big reveal in Revenge of the Sith!

[@dax977]

Oh Devin mate you crack me up 😂 since the phantom menace when you found out Anikin was the little boy everyone wanted to shout!!! He's darth vader!! Lol great reaction mate.

[@daniellecorrea6713]

The ending fight is so epic I’m so happy you reacted to this movie

[@iceastone]

"He is Darth Vader!!!" Finally! Been waiting on this one. 😏

[@kylekimbro9496]

So much more of this universe for you. Don’t sleep on the animated clone wars. Some of the best Star Wars content that’s been made.

[@idiot_city5444]

Nah, no reason to watch that slop

[@scottb3034]

Absolutely is not some of the best Star Wars content.

[@scottb3034]

@@idiot_city5444 Yeah not good at all.

[@CDRhammond]

R2 units operate as navigation units in fighter aircraft like jedi starfighters and X-wings. They also perform one of the tasks WSO's do in aircraft like the F/A-18F. They aid the pilot with the locking on of the fighter's weapons system to enemy aircraft.

[@amrbasri68]

So glad i discovered ur channel. One of the best reaction channels. Authentic reactions from a real dude, nothing exagerated.

[@_FirstLast_]

Yeah exactly. He's a real one. He won't lie and say he likes something for the audience. He's gonna be brutal honest with his takes and that's why I keep coming back. I love it

[@JeffZ1028]

Not really paying much attention while watching films apparently 😅 How does one not recognize that Anakin is Darth Vader when all the signs were given, plus he already watched the original trilogy, plus the most obvious thing being the name Skywalker...

[@Hexcaliblur83]

Christopher Lee who plays Count Dooku was classically trained in fencing and maintained his training well into Adulthood.. his fight scenes with a sabre are incredible in no small part, due to this..

[@scottb3034]

He didn't do a lot of the fighting for Star Wars because of limited mobility. It was essentially limited to the close ups that didn't require much movement except for his arms. The rest was a double.

[@JangTheKim]

This movie is fire. So glad you had an awesome reaction and loved it. Love your channel sir. Thumbs up everyone. Support our fam!

[@DevinGtv901]

Glad you always show up🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@spencergrady4575]

Remember when Obi-Wan fought Darth Vader in the first one you watched, Darth Vader says, "I've been waiting for you Obi-Wan. When I left you, I was but the learner. Now I am the master." In Return of the Jedi, Luke tells Vader, "I have accepted that you were once Anakin Skywalker, my father." and Vader says, "That name no longer had any meaning for me." Luke says, "It is the name of your true self you've only forgotten!"

[@kennethjoseph6362]

37:06 every one of the Jedi Masters were against Anakin to be trained as a Jedi, they could sense when he was a child that he missed his mother so much, it would change him. only reason he was trained was because Qui-Gon Jinn dropped Obi-Wan as an apprentice in order to train Anakin. he believed to his bone that he was the chosen one. another great reaction! 👍

[@PREENHOUR]

"That's gotta be hard on him, too he practically raised him" ... That is the whole meaning behind the Song Duel of Fates from Episode 1. As if Qui-Gon didn't die Anakin would of had the father he needed rather then the brother he got in Obi Wan

[@scottb3034]

it is not since Duel of the Fates does not refer to that. Duel of the Fates was titled and composed for the End Credits not for Qui-Gon's duel with Maul. And that's also why cues are littered throughout the film climax and not just said duel. Additionally Qui-Gon would have made no difference to the outcome.

[@Wailer369]

Nope, the original comment is correct. The composer of Duel of the Fates confirmed that the name of the soundtrack is to communicate the importance of the fight. The face off between Darth Maul and Qui-Gon literally decides Anakin's fate. It's implied that if Qui-Gon had won, Anakin would have never have fallen to the darkside due to having a wiser, more experienced master. What seemed like a less pivotal fight in the climax of the Phantom Menace is actually the defining moment of Anakin's fall.

[@scottb3034]

@@Wailer369 Incorrect. John Williams score editor Ken Wannberg for the soundtrack said Williams literally named and scored it as an End Credits suite. It was then cut up in the edit process for the film by Lucas and used in various sections of the film including during Padme and Anakin's parts in the final battle....it is also NOT used in the final section of the lightsaber duel where anything is decided with characters' deaths. It at best is a general reference to the events that play out on Naboo informing the rest of the saga and not anything specific (similarly to how Phantom Menace doesn't definitively refer to an entity-- could be maul, could be Palpatine, could be Jar Jar if you believe in that). You are parroting an urban myth, i am using concrete fact from a primary source.

[@Gadget-ez1xr]

So glad you are on this Star Wars journey with us! Definitely need watch Rouge One as it is the bridge between episode III and IV!

[@the_naturenerd]

You should totally watch Rogue One. 100%! It takes place between episode III and IV

[@SherriLyle80s]

Yesshh

[@user-rl2wt3oc2d]

Devin, please watch Rogue One. A lot of the Disney Star Wars is shit. But Rogue One is awesome.

[@fpg7777]

Loved this reaction video! So funny😂 Keep up you great video🔥

[@TheBigCarp321]

Not only my fav star wars movie, but my fav movie period. You can see all the things on Disney plus that happens between these episodes and fill hundreds of hours. Been fun watching on your journey through the Star Wars universe. Still breaks my heart when Obiwan says goodbye old friend. Its the last time they see each other as friends. Pretty tragic. EDIT: Really glad you enjoyed this. If you are interested, there are so many things you can look into, for example the meaning of lightsaber colors :) Have fun!

[@AniwayasSong]

'Rogue One' is a must see. Aside from Pts. IV-VI (The original first three movies released), 'Rogue' is hands-down the most respectful, best written sequel of ALL of them.

[@dylanvail3887]

Rouge one is an absolute must.

[@edinscot56789]

Because the Dark Side was concentrated almost entirely in Darth Sidious; the Light Side was spread thinly amongst all the Jedi. The irony is, with so few Jedi left (thanks to Order 66), the Light was so completely concentrated in Yoda by the time he faced the Emperor that he was strong enough to fight him to a stalemate. It was the same with Obi-Wan Vs Vader. They were equally strong in the Light and Dark sides. Notice that neither was able to overpower the other in the Force Push. They were both equally strong, like Yoda and the Emperor.

[@imsokage]

Definitely recommend watching Rogue One, it’s a great bridge between Episode III to IV

[@DarkWolf259YT]

I'm not sure if someone already pointed this out, but at 29:54, the actors (Hayden as Anakin and Ewan as Obi-Wan, if I remember correctly) trained so much for that duel that when it was shot, they were moving that fast without changes besides a few slowed down points.

[@ryanbrooks8045]

Anakin's path to the darkside was essentially fear to anger to hatred. So the Jedi could sense his anger but he fought it for most of his life. They originally felt his fear. It's why they were hesitant to train him. And part of the reason he wasn't given the rank of master was b/c he hadn't conquered that fear and anger. Pretty much from the moment he gave in and became Vader, he just let his anger reign and he wallowed in it. The entire temple scene into ending the war, he was just in a rage and was just letting it go and embracing it for the first time in his life outside of when he slaughter the sand people. It's why he got angry so quickly at Padme.. and then in the end it turned to hatred of Obi-wan.

[@Black71Eagle]

In the initial script the Emporer Killed Padme, so Vader had Zero Attatchments that could sway him away from the Dark Side... (did not know his kids would survive or that there was twins) Emporer learned how to cloud their ability to sense the Dark side Qui Gon learned how to become a "Force Ghost" and this was his teaching to Obi Wan

[@CDRhammond]

The cough is explained in one of the clone wars episodes. During a fight with Mace Windu Grevious gets his chest crushed in by the Jedi master. The cough is actually George Lucas himself who had recording his own coughing during a time he was sick with bronchitis for use with a future character.

[@callherfoofoo]

Frfr?

[@-nav-398]

Are you referring to the animated shorts done by Genndy Tartakovsky? I always feel like I'm the only one who's seen those which is a shame because they are so awesome.

[@CDRhammond]

@@-nav-398 I dont think it was a short but it was in the one of the first clone wars episodes where the animation looked like more older cartoons.

[@gabethebabe3337]

@@CDRhammond The 2003 series started as 5 minute shorts, but when they got to volume 2 they made them 20 minutes. Mace crushes Grievous in the last one of the 2003 series by Genndy Tartakovsky.

[@stinkbug_deity]

No longer canon though

[@peperino25]

🔥 SCI-FI COMEDY MOVIES 🔥 ★ *Mars Attacks!* (1996) _/ Tim Burton_ ★ *Evolution* (2001) _/ Julianne Moore_ ★ *Paul* (2011) _/ Simon Pegg & Seth Rogen_ ★ *The Watch* (2012) _/ Ben Stiller & Vince Vaughn_

[@jules3048]

Love Evolution!

[@DarthVader-rd5qh]

Mars Attacks is a 11/10 of a movie

[@DevinGtv901]

Thanks so much for the recommendations

[@LexoG33]

Darth Sideous put a shroud on the force so that the Jedi couldn't sense what he was doing. Darth Sideous is also the most powerful Sith in history because they accumulate power by generations

[@ronniearnold9165]

Yeah. Yoda taught Obiwan to commute to be a 'Jedi Ghost' basically.

[@jake5072]

13:11 he’s telling the story of his master AND Anakin’s birth!! Remember how he didn’t have a father in Episode 1. And Palpatine was so knowledgeable with the force, he almost could read minds and even see the future

[@MichaelSizer]

Rogue One is widely considered one of the best Star Wars movies since the original trilogy.

[@ronniearnold9165]

Anakin was supposed to have brought 'balance' to The Force.

[@leoda_lion4107]

He did balance the Force. Balance means neither side has an advantage.

[@leonrussell9607]

​@@leoda_lion4107the light side is balance

[@leoda_lion4107]

@@leonrussell9607 Definition of Balance- an even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady. In other words, neither side.

[@leonrussell9607]

@@leoda_lion4107 we're talking about star wars here The removal of the dark side is what brings balance, it's been that way since the original trilogy

[@user-of2zr6bc1t]

When they refer to Padme saying she's ‘medically fine but for reasons they can't explain she's fading’ a fun theory that I like based on the novelization specifically is that Palpatine used that life saving power he spoke of to anakin to cyphon padmes life force to bring anakin back from the brink of death, saving his new apprentice Vader while also ensuring Anakins eternal anger through him losing all ties of love to his former life.

[@JakeWatts-iv8ox]

Bruh ur funny asf u got yourself a sub

[@stephenlackey5852]

“Rogue One” and “Solo” are must-watch

[@onerian8178]

the reason the jedi couldnt see the dark side is that the dark side was so dense on corascant that it was like swimming in cloudy water you cant see anything but the cloudy water. the chancelor hide his presence as well as the jedi temple was built over an ancient sith temple. the planet is a dark side nexus and the jedi were arrogant. it wouldve been impossible to foresee anything other than darkness.

[@micahflanders6789]

General Grievous is a cyborg. He was human but has replaced so much of his body that he’s mostly machine, but he still has his head (you can see it through his eye sockets, and his internal organs.

[@bkjeong4302]

He wasn’t human even before the conversion, but another sapient alien species. It’s just that he’s the only prominent example of his species in canon and looks nothing like who he used to be.

[@micahflanders6789]

I didn’t know that. But my general point that he’s a cyborg still stands. I was just explaining why he has a heart.

[@THEFINALHAZARD]

Also also to answer your question a true beginning, the pilots control the ships. Astromech droids help with additional functions, automation console features, and as well as hyperspace route coordination and plotting

[@Tarhockey33]

what they show in the clone wars animated series was that they all had inhibitor chips planted in their brains that was originally said to have been what kept them from being more like Jango Fett, but in reality it was so when the time came for them carry out Order 66 they would do so without question or resistance. It was all a part of the calculated moves done by Darth Sidious

[@emrys4386]

Grievous isn’t a droid, he WAS a living being before becoming an android. Think of him like a precursor to Vader, but also several steps further than Vader was pushed. Also the “master Skywalker what are we going to do” child is SUPPOSED to look like Little Ani, to symbolize Anakin killing his innocence.

[@jordan_sal413]

Do Rogue One, it takes place after the events of this one, and ends right at the beginning of the first movie, A New Hope. So it fills in the gap between them

[@joeyboogenz]

Greivous always loathed being a cyborg . He hated being part droid !

[@lexsidious]

Another awesome reaction man.

[@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.

[@BELLA-mf6hb]

"He just shouldn't have 🤬 killed the kids".... That pretty much sums up this movie

[@stephenlackey5852]

General Grievous was not a droid with a heart. He was a cyborg that was barely organic anymore. All that was left of the Kaleesh warrior chief Qymaen jai Shelal was his heart, lungs, brain, and eyes. The story of how he became that way is absolutely heartbreaking.

[@YourNeighborhoodItalian]

The double decapitations by Yoda never gets old 🤣

[@ProfessorDoom]

The clones are cloned from Jango Fett, the bounty hunter that obi-wan fought in the last movie, hence why they look identical.

[@AlexEville]

A great show to watch after you have finished this is Obi-Wan. 6 episodes that fills in some time between this and a new hope.

[@sethnelson4063]

you definitly gotta watch The Clone Wars TV show. It adds so much to the story of Star Wars.

[@MatthewJamesKalasky]

Definitely a classic.

[@jamesprince6367]

This is were the fun begins

[@thafamilyjules]

Love you Devin g you’re the man

[@CDRhammond]

Grevious had a massive collection of 30 lightsabers collected during the events of the clone wars. While most were collected from the Jedi he killed he also had a few that predated any of the events seen in the movies like the saber staff of Darth Zannah the apprentice to Sith master Darth Bane. Bane was the Sith that created the rule of 2 one master to hold all the power and an apprentice to crave it for themselves. They were both around 1,000 years before the events of episode 1 took place.

[@V0LS]

Poor Anakin was so depressed he couldnt think logically and fucked up everything

[@lisag5002]

It was a self-fulfilling prophecy. His own actions to stop Padme from dying is what caused her death.

[@TheHulk2008]

I always thought that a Jedis and Sith relationship is similar to that of a Vampire. There's a maker and the one who is turned.

[@DarthChosen]

he finally understands

[@dchapman4980]

Yes watch them.. the give more detail about movies 4,5, and 6

[@potaka79]

Who says don't do Rouge One... WTF... Pull your head in... Rouge One is a must👍👍👍

[@brodudesdabomb]

I want to Recommend, "The Number 23" , "Sweeney Todd" , "The Longest Yard (Adam Sandler Version)" , "Death Race (The Statham Version)"

[@glamourweaver]

If you watch the Clone Wars animated series, there’s some nuance on the Clones. They’re tragic victims of Order 66 themselves. They never knew they had that programming built into them until Palpatine activated it. They did trust and befriend and were loyal to the Jedi they served with - until Palpatine flipped that switch with those words.

[@vashdstampede416]

Wow. I was shocked this guy didn't know....lol 😅

[@kendallshimabukuro6250]

Rogue One isn't a part of the originals, but it's among the Star Wars universe that was written, directed, and produced by people faithful to the Lucas storyline (Feloni & Favreau).

[@CDRhammond]

Yes the training talked about in this movie was about the ability to come back as a force ghost.

[@jamesbellefeuille2926]

I recommend watching the CGI animated show "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" that started in 2008. The show fills in the events between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith. The first two seasons are a bit rough and patchy, but it's worth sitting through the early episodes to get acquainted with the characters. The show often delves deeply into the personalities and motivations of individual clones. I leave it to you to watch either in release order or chronological order.

[@CDRhammond]

The commanding officer of the republic star destroyer that sends Grevious down toward the planet surface is none other than Capt. Needa who at this point in time held the rank of a Lieutenant Commander in the republic navy.

[@LuisOrtiz-xo5kc]

In episode VI, Obi-Wan's Force ghost confesses to Luke that he thought he could properly train Anakin like Yoda would have, but he failed miserably. This means that Anakin's training was not like that of any Padawan: Obi-Wan was too young and inexperienced to be a Jedi master and Anakin was too old to be initiated into the arts of the Force (if Qui-Gon Jinn had trained him, perhaps his destiny would have been different). It also didn't help much that the Council never trusted him, which explains Anakin's resentment toward the Jedi Order.

[@amrbasri68]

I hope u keep watching the expanded starwars universe , like ahsoka, tales of the jedi, clone wars show , and starwars rebels. And the kenobi series, it has so much more obi wan anakin scenes you would love it

[@amrbasri68]

And the kenobi series. It has so mauch more obi wan and anakin scenes in it. Its really a muat watch

[@kennyhudson9201]

I'm not hating on all the other stuff Star Wars, but the only thing I think really adds to the story, oddly enough despite the hate, is the Obi Wan series. I've seen everything else. And some, if not most of it is fun and expands the universe and does world building, but it isn't main story. Obi Wan is main story. I actually liked it.

[@rafaelchavez5559]

the most important thing to understand here is that the emperor has forseen all of this since the beginning

[@NotGetRichTv]

I’m 26 years old and Star Wars has always been a huge part of my life thanks to my father. I Absolutely enjoyed your reactions throughout my favorite fictional story of all time. Now knowing Anakins unfortunate destiny becoming Darth Vader you may not completely understand his actions and how he was so easily swayed against the Jedi order & into the dark side. I URGE you to watch The Clone Wars Animated show. Even if you don’t post these videos for your channel. In my opinion and many others TCW is the BEST Star Wars content there is. Appreciate the content and may the force be with you always.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

For me, the Jedi council (mainly Windu), 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.

[@jobinmcgooch]

I don’t care what anyone says, this is my favorite Star Wars movie 🤘🏽 So damn quotable!

[@tinazlsteva84]

i wish i had that innocence..not knowing Anakin will become Darth Vader. the surprise of it, the feeling of shock and sadness.

[@_FirstLast_]

People saying don't watch the Disney films are talking about Episodes 7, 8, & 9. They are directed in an entirely new style at an entirely new audience and are arguably the worst 3 of the entire franchise for a lot of reasons...but I'd say they are still worth a watch ...you could certainly watch worse movies out there. I'd rate them collectively between 4 and 7 out of 10, and I'd rate all the other films between 6 and 9 out of 10. (I don't give out 10s) Now, as for Rogue One...BOY YOU BETTER watch that one!!!! It is absolutely amazing in every way and fills in a few plot questions between Episodes 3 & 4. Just for comparison, Episode 3 and Rogue One are tied for my favorite films of the entire franchise. I would be highly disappointed if you skipped Rogue One!! I think you would greatly enjoy it for many reasons!! Thanks for another fire 🔥 reaction bro !!!

[@kennyhudson9201]

If you don't give out 10s, then you rate on a scale of 1 to 9. LOL.

[@idiot_city5444]

Y'all putting Rogue One on such a pedestal haha. It's mid at best, only good thing about it is the last 20 minutes. The rest of it is just fan service done to the extreme

[@kennyhudson9201]

@@idiot_city5444 Agreed. I never got the hype. Like you said, it's mid.

[@_FirstLast_]

@@kennyhudson9201 (i dont give out 10s that often, so when I do they have meaning) I wouldn't give out 9s on a 1 to 9 scale either. you're missing the point

[@_FirstLast_]

@@idiot_city5444 nobody required you to agree with me. you're allowed to not like it. that's okay. I wasn't expressing your opinion, i was expressing mine.

[@Gonk373]

By the way, grievous wasn't a Droid, he was a cyborg

[@JamesASharp]

Great reaction bro! 👍🏿

[@TheMockingjay74]

Imagine if he watched Clone Wars and saw OG Grievous

[@Jakkob37]

Rouge one is AMAZING

[@HistoricMold440]

To answer the question at the end: kind of. Qui Gon figured how to do the force ghost thing, so yoda wants to teach obi wan how to communicate with the force ghost / become one like he did in episode 4

[@dannyd.5324]

“Get the stuff out of here”. Poor younglings. Always hurts.