He beckoned us to follow him down that bridge as he charged head on into the terror that befell us. His zeal to defend the Republic and what it stood for inspired all of us as he wasn’t just fighting the machines but for our freedom, and it was admirable to all who saw. It was better that we were behind him so we wouldn’t have to look him in the eye when we did it. After the siege was over none of us took off our helmets so we wouldn’t have to look each other in the eye. The blood of the only man that even gave us a chance cried out to the force as it poured on the concrete. The guilt in our hands was too much to bear but orders were orders. When all was said and done, we were told ‘job well done’ but what did we really accomplish?
My dad took me to ROTS when I was 10. This movie messed me up so bad. When we came home, I just hugged my mom and cried because all of my favorite characters died. DAMN. My Mace Windu lightsaber was my favorite toy ever.
I was 7 when I watched it with my dad at home, scared the shit out of me. I still have a vague memory of me being in the bathroom thinking about the movie and what I just watched, Anakin burning. Haunting as fuck.
Fuck, I just got into Star Wars last fall and when I got to this movie, particularly the Execute Order 66 and Anakin vs Obi-wan scenes, it fucked me up something fierce. And I'm 23 years old. These movies are amazing.
@@kotorevan313 Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is...is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st Leigon was, discreetly, transferred back to Coruscant, it was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts, any private treacherous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant. Not when Order 66 came down. And, not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word!"
Revenge of the Sith is proof that John Williams is the greatest film composer ever imo. Dude had a perfect career and was still absolutely killing it in the 2000’s.
“What if I told you that the Republic were under the control of a dark lord of the sith?” “No thats not possible, the Jedi would be aware of it” “The Dark Side of the force has clouded their judgement, my friend. Hundreds of senators are now under the influence of a dark lord called, Darth Sidious.” “I Don’t believe you”
julian giangrande I both cried and I died inside at the same time, especially when the part of the music when Anakin ignited his lightsaber in front of the younglings 🥺💔
@@zarbon9119 Well from my point of view the prequels are the best! In all seriousness the sequel music, especially ROS was the worst. The prequels probably had the best score.
Fallen Order Spoilers: “I don’t understand, what’s going on?” God the fact that we the viewers are omnipotent makes it so much worse because we actually *see* everything
This scene hits so much harder after watching The Clone Wars show. So many background Jedi we came to know and love and all the clone troopers. It's just so utterly depressing. I think the one that hit me the most was Plo Kloon because he was such a brilliant Jedi Master who cared about those around him; especially his clone troopers. His death just hurts so much.
I remember when I was a kid having watched RotS when I was around 5 years old, and having nightmares about order 66, and sobbing the day I saw it, just goes to show how horrifying an event it truly was, it felt so cold and evil
I remember watching this scene in the theater as a kid… there were quite a few people crying and everyone else was dead silent as they watched all the Jedi die. It shook me as a child and it still sends chills down my spine even as an adult to this very day
Order 66 and the Jedi purge in general by far is the saddest thing to happen in Star Wars lore, to think an all powerful order could be genocided in the blink of an eye is just pain itself. The part at 2:53 always makes me shed a tear because it’s an amazing part but also the scene and horror the Jedi must feel knowing the death of the light and rise of the dark.
My favorite scenes from this movie were when Padmé looked at the burning Jedi temple, thinking Anakin died, and breaks into tears. Everything that she had hoped for was gone, and in a way, Anakin really died at the Jedi temple. Another one is the youngling scene- these children see Master Skywalker, a ray of hope that they’ll make it out of this nightmare. The Chosen one, the hero of the clone wars, known to survive dangers with inescapable odds (just look at umbara) was there to help them. I can imagine the sigh of relief they felt when they saw Anakin. A part of me always wants my favorite character to tell them that everything will be okay and that he’s here to help, but the outcome is forever the same.
I remember watching this in the theater on opening night. It was DEAD QUIET during Order 66. Everyone was shocked and some were crying over what they were seeing. The real kicker was when Anakin ignited his lightsaber in front of the younglings, signaling he was going to kill them. John Williams’ music invokes thoughts of sadness. Truly an experience I’ll never forget.
John Williams composed Schindler’s List. And don’t forget the parallels! Order 66 was a clear homage to Kristellnacht (idk how to spell it), the genocide committed on the Jedi to create the empire was inspired from Nazi Germany! If you look at it, the whole Star Wars trilogy is inspired from either WW1 or WW2! The stormtrooper name, their helmets and even the sound the TIE fighter makes (inspired from the Stuka dive bomber) is all inspired by the Nazis
Destroying it and replacing it with shit that has no soul because they don’t understand what a soul is in media. All they see are dollar signs and chasing that mythical billion dollar dream movie, that will never exist.
When I was a kid I thought the jedi were invincible. I thought only a sith or another jedi could kill a jedi. This scene shattered that belief and my dream of being a jedi instantaneously
I imagine captain Rex start narrating his log about his tragic experiences how his brothers couldn’t fight back their programming or even save the Jedi from execution.
i love when directors bring such feeling out with the combination of the music and the scenes. not like nowadays with the new star wars movies. now its just a random action movie with no point
I remember when I watched this movie. I think i was 9 or so. I kind of knew what was gonna happen because I watched the Original Trilogy first and I was like "these characters aren't in those..." But wow I didn't expect it to be this sad. I think it is even sadder after you watch every episode of the Clone Wars series.
I am the biggest fan of John Williams ever.....but how does he do what he does...? He tears your soul to make you understand the meaning of the movie scenes you see. I hope this man lives unitil 300!!
Me before: Dead silence After watching in this order: Attack of the Clones Clone Wars 2003 Vol 1 Clone wars CGI movie Clone wars TV series Clone wars 2003 vol 2 Revenge of the sith Try not to cry. Cries alot.
Oh man I was heartbroken when this scene came on when I saw this at the theater when I was 7. Seeing all the Jedi being gunned down or blown up like that. I think I shed a few tears when Anakin betrayed Mace Windu
It always hurt for me because, in my head-canon, Bly loved Aayla more than just a friend (though kept it secret, due to Aayla being a Jedi). But when the bio-chip forced him to execute Order 66... Poor Bly. He killed the woman he loved, and he couldn't stop himself - or his troops - from doing so... (Note: This is my head-canon.)
The moment when Cal is running down the hallway to the escape pods and is being shot at by the clones who just a minute ago were his buddies is really sad
Each time I hear that one Clone say "You got this, kid" [high five], I'm thinking "No. Their gonna heel turn so hard in a minute." What did poor Cal think about that.😥
Ever since I was a little kid watching Revenge of the Sith in theatres this track has always given me proper goosebumps. Really hits all of those darker tones the movie really lets off. My favorite star wars movie.
What I remember about the rise of the Empire is... is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st Legion was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private, traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word.
3:41 I'm picturing clones breaking into rooms and offices, gunning Jedi down before they can even grab their lightsabers off their hilts. Some open doors partially and let grenades roll in; others are equipped with flamethrowers and just light up the rooms. The few Jedi able to make it to their ships are shot by either the ARC-170's in the sky or the AT-AT's waiting on the ground. And as the dead continue to pile up... "Everything that has transpired has done so according to my design."
The clones, the Jedi, they are all victims of the Dark Lord; Darth Sidious. The clones were not at fault for what they have done, some of them even committed suicide after they realize what they had done to their friends.
"As a young Jedi, I went to war. I sought violence and the Emperor called to me across the galaxy. He made me a Sith Lord and named me Darth Revan. I killed for him...I turned on The Republic! But then I found redemption."
"Ordo was about to brush his teeth when he heard the comm warning in his helmet blipping. He slid it into place, annoyed at the interruption, and wondered if it was A'den checking in, or Etain dropping out hyperspace. It was a voice message. And it was neither A'den nor Etain. "Execute Order Sixty-six." It was the Chancellor, the source verified by security encryption. Ordo had perfect recall. Memorizing all 150 contingency orders for the worst scenarios had taken him no time at all, but every ARC, Republic commando, and clone commander had learned and repeated those orders until they knew every syllable and comma... ... Even so Ordo froze. It was the order to execute his Jedi commanders. "Yes, sir." He said." -Republic Commando: Order 66 by Karen Travis
Thank you so much for this. All of my favourite sections of Episode III's OST were missing from their respective tracks on the released soundtrack, and the part that plays during Yoda's embarking and the Jedi temple massacre was my absolute favourite segment of the entire OST. I was always sad to have it missing from the official release considering how sombre and powerful I've always found it to be.
![Jedi temple march loop [marching sound edit]](/img/1.gif)
"We're just clones sir. We're meant to be expendable."
Plo Koon: "Not to me."
that just makes this even more sad
Possibly the same clones who shot him down, but that was really all Palpatines fault.
what even worst the clone where mind controlled into it only few could fight it
He beckoned us to follow him down that bridge as he charged head on into the terror that befell us. His zeal to defend the Republic and what it stood for inspired all of us as he wasn’t just fighting the machines but for our freedom, and it was admirable to all who saw. It was better that we were behind him so we wouldn’t have to look him in the eye when we did it. After the siege was over none of us took off our helmets so we wouldn’t have to look each other in the eye. The blood of the only man that even gave us a chance cried out to the force as it poured on the concrete. The guilt in our hands was too much to bear but orders were orders. When all was said and done, we were told ‘job well done’ but what did we really accomplish?
Ki-Adi Mundi: "I knew y'all ain't shit"
Revenge of the Sith had the best third act
It's like a play. The final segment is the best and the most powerful.
Very factual
Revenge of the sith also has the best first and second act.
Jason Gemmell no
Facts
My dad took me to ROTS when I was 10. This movie messed me up so bad. When we came home, I just hugged my mom and cried because all of my favorite characters died. DAMN. My Mace Windu lightsaber was my favorite toy ever.
I was 8 when it came out and didn't have the balls to actually watch it until years later
I was 4 years old when my parents took me, I only have very vivid memories of seeing it for the first time lol
@@hambone.thefleshthatbinds I was 8 as well. That was scaring for a little kid.
I was 7 when I watched it with my dad at home, scared the shit out of me. I still have a vague memory of me being in the bathroom thinking about the movie and what I just watched, Anakin burning. Haunting as fuck.
Fuck, I just got into Star Wars last fall and when I got to this movie, particularly the Execute Order 66 and Anakin vs Obi-wan scenes, it fucked me up something fierce. And I'm 23 years old. These movies are amazing.
Clone : You're going to training ?
Cal : Yeah Master Tapal called me
Clone : You got this kid *highfive*
Dont mess me up like this fam that hit way too hard
@@generic110 It's still too soon ;-;
Sad how they tried to kill him moments later..
My heart: *breaks*
@@thejollyg4mer "You're breaking my heart !"
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is how quiet it was..."
"We knew what was about to happen.... what we were about to do."
Βασιλεύς I remember playing that and it gave me a whole new perspective on it in general.
Battlefront 2 team
@@kotorevan313 Did we have any doubts? Any private traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word."
Where is that phrase from?
"Master Skywalker there are too many of them! what are we going to do?"
".........."
*ignites lightsaber*
Fight me nerd!
"You're going to die..."
*Anakin Skywalker*
This is where the fun begins!
Become a meme
This piece is just achingly beautiful. Williams poured his heart and soul into this soundtrack and it shows.
and the fact that he composed three more Soundtracks in the same year of 2005 is just impressiv.
@@jessemoog5310 how is he such a genius lol
Totally agree.
There are several film composers that stir my soul, but John Williams is the king, and ROTS was his best SW score.
"Commander Cody, the time has come... Execute Order 66."
"It... will be done my lord"
I always used to think that Order 66 was a codename for the Jedi. They were an order and they were executed.
This may be old, but on that last quote, Commander Cody had to show some degree of hesitation, before caving in to his inhibitor chip.
Trey Walker actually, palpatine has a list of specific orders hard coded into the clones via an inhibitor chip.
😢
“The Republic couldn’t have asked for better soldiers, nor I a better friend.” - Ahsoka
This hit so hard, especially when all the clones stood pointing their blasters at them 😩
Ten seconds later...
@@WhiteDawn.especially since right after that many lf them were just cast aside, a product of war that was no longer needed
"What I remember about the rise of the Empire is...is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st Leigon was, discreetly, transferred back to Coruscant, it was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts, any private treacherous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant. Not when Order 66 came down. And, not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word!"
Daniel Anyamele the words of a soldier following his brutal orders....
Good soldiers follow orders…
battlefront 2005 is too good
No during that 501st journal it played Anakin's Dark Deeds, not Anakin's Betrayal
@@TylerVanCleve True but that part of the journal was about Order 66 and so is this track.
This movie was so dark and beautiful. A true masterpiece. Love, hate, war, friendship, betrayal, power games, incredible fights. The movie had it all.
They definitely went as dark as necessary on this one. It was my favorite of the Prequels.
I did especially the part where Yoda was was heartbroken
when he drops his staff and closes his eyes 😭
He can physically feel the loss of life...
Me too.
That was the worst 😔
@Stewart Moran I mean if two guys were coming up behind you to blast your brains out you’d defend yourself too
2:52 I like how it tries to catch you off guard almost sounding happy when in reality it’s some of the darkest moments ever seen in Star Wars!
just like the sith...
Like a false sense of hope for the younglins
John Williams is a goat.
@@pirateking9677 you cant be a Goat, just the Goat.
That moment when the smart kid is crying on the test
Made my day 😂
This legitimately happened to me and I've never felt more visceral fear.
Revenge of the Sith is proof that John Williams is the greatest film composer ever imo. Dude had a perfect career and was still absolutely killing it in the 2000’s.
“What if I told you that the Republic were under the control of a dark lord of the sith?”
“No thats not possible, the Jedi would be aware of it”
“The Dark Side of the force has clouded their judgement, my friend. Hundreds of senators are now under the influence of a dark lord called, Darth Sidious.”
“I Don’t believe you”
Slavic Gamer the ironic thing is that count dooku, the villain, was telling the truth. But the heroes were too stupid to listen to him.
The Ghost Critic the moment Obi-Wan realized that Dooku spoke the truth...
He could have prevented it....
Literally Count Dooku showed his hand of cards to them and the Sith still won. Lol
so technically fives and count dooku could have stopped order 66 but no one listened
@@theghostcritic6613 yeahh
This is some of John William’s finest work.
Who else cried in this scene
Everyone
It didn’t make me cry but it did make me die inside
julian giangrande I both cried and I died inside at the same time, especially when the part of the music when Anakin ignited his lightsaber in front of the younglings 🥺💔
The first time I saw it when I was 7 and this music was playing my eyes watered
I cried and died inside
Watching the Clone Wars series and reading other EU material makes you feel even sorrier for the dead Jedi...once you know more about them.
Jake Rutigliano Didn't know sorrier was a word🤙🏼
Like Plo Koon he loved and valued his Clone Troopers it was heartbreaking to see his death after watching the Clone Wars Series
The Clone Wars and the EU made me appreciate the prequels a lot more than before.
Not Ki Adi Mundi, that guy's a fuckin' asshole.
@@IrvingIV Amen to that, Ki Adi Mundi was a dammed sociopath who basically shrugged when his entire family was murdered.
It only takes the first 3 seconds for anyone, Star Wars fan or not, to instantly feel immense sadness. Everytime I hear this piece, I die inside.
I've died 13594592 times before due to this piece of music
Thank John Williams for that.
“None of us dared to look her in the eye”
Jesus_ Christ “it’s a god thing we were wearing helmets”
SIR Badger “god”
Prequels had the best Star Wars music. It's not even close.
Thats a point of view
zarbon a correct point of view.
We can get even more specific. Revenge of the Sith has the best Star Wars music out of all the movies.
@@zarbon9119 Well from my point of view the prequels are the best!
In all seriousness the sequel music, especially ROS was the worst. The prequels probably had the best score.
I'd say Attack of the Clones, Revenge of the Sith, A new Hope and Empire Strikes back are by far the best when it comes to star wars themes
*”The Jedi fell long before the purge.”*- Taron Malicos
He and Ventress were partially right about that in the end.
true
They lost their way towards the end of the clone wars.
They did in the battle of geonosis. Only 30 jedi survived after the battle of geonosis.
@@bonnieduggan956 30 out of how many?
Fallen Order Spoilers:
“I don’t understand, what’s going on?”
God the fact that we the viewers are omnipotent makes it so much worse because we actually *see* everything
I had goosebumps when I heard this theme in the game
I Remember that as well.
Not to be that person, but in this case the word is "omniscient".
I'm glad someone decided to put spoilers instead of just putting it in a comment in anakins dark deeds
The facts that Cal had no idea who the hell Anakin Skywalker even was made it worse.
Watched the episode "Shattered" and had flashbacks . Such an intense moment in the Clone Wars 😬
Really brings a tear to ones eyes.
This scene hits so much harder after watching The Clone Wars show. So many background Jedi we came to know and love and all the clone troopers. It's just so utterly depressing. I think the one that hit me the most was Plo Kloon because he was such a brilliant Jedi Master who cared about those around him; especially his clone troopers. His death just hurts so much.
3:41
Senator Organa: What's going on?
Clone: Revolt broke out sir, do not worry, the situation is under control. I'm sorry sir you gotta leave
Bail: "...And so it is..."
*Youngling pops up from behind and slays until he dies from a blaster*
@@bengeorgoulis6820 Oh no!
@@bengeorgoulis6820 that is not correct... the actor playing the youngling was George Lucas’s son
@@ianhines2302 the youngling was named ‘Zett Jukassa’ a direct reference to the actor (George Lucas’ son) Jett
“Master Skywalker, there are too many of them. What are we going to do?”
“This is where the fun begins”
*Pumped up Kicks plays in distance*
*ignites lightsaber*
*Master?*
@@PShrekky Anakin has a flashback: "We do not grant you the rank of Master." *flips out and slaughters younglings*
I remember when I was a kid having watched RotS when I was around 5 years old, and having nightmares about order 66, and sobbing the day I saw it, just goes to show how horrifying an event it truly was, it felt so cold and evil
The Jedi deserved it
@@bloodfang2136" you ignorant fool. The exile brings you knowledge and you condemn it?!?!?!"
Master Windu I have just learnt a terrible truth. I think @Blood Fang is a Sith Lord
@@Hawk_Bro Very nice reference
@@SSJSonRei you know who said that, don't you?
I was 7 when I saw this in the theater, and during this scene I was almost about ready to cry!
I watched it drunk and I cried
stickytheory lol
SAME
Wish I got to see this when it came out
I was in tears the entire time after order 66 occurred... to see so much death and betrayal, and the music certainly helped.
I remember watching this scene in the theater as a kid… there were quite a few people crying and everyone else was dead silent as they watched all the Jedi die. It shook me as a child and it still sends chills down my spine even as an adult to this very day
What i remember about the rise of EA...is how quiet it was..
And disney too man when they takeover star wars...
Actually the rise of EA was far from quiet but I see what you're going for here.
Yea and they put this Track in the new Star Wars Game lol
Me when Disney loses rights to Star Wars: At an end, your rule is.
Eddy Tzani I see you’re presumably apart of the infamous Fandom Menace
This is where real men cry
Besides the death of the T-800 from Terminator 2, this was one of the most heartbreaking sequences ever.
I laughed and cheered during this scene. DOWN WITH THE JEDI! ALL HAIL THE SITH!😈
Lance Curry not at all
*Legends
1:00 CHILLS!!! When Yoda drops his Cane and feel the purge
Nah it’s was actually at 1:00 where he feels the purge
No matter how many times I hear this - and I've lost count - it makes me break down in tears. 😭
This and Darth Plagueis the Wise are by far the best parts of Revenge of the Sith
Mitchell George agreed and they’re also the darkest moments in Revenge Of The Sith and in-fact the entire Star Wars Skywalker saga
george lucas is an underrated genius and visionary. we only have ourselves to blame for how the sequels turned out because we drove him away
The Sequels are Garbage
@@YandereFan604made by Disney
@@A2goddess I know
Order 66 and the Jedi purge in general by far is the saddest thing to happen in Star Wars lore, to think an all powerful order could be genocided in the blink of an eye is just pain itself. The part at 2:53 always makes me shed a tear because it’s an amazing part but also the scene and horror the Jedi must feel knowing the death of the light and rise of the dark.
"I can't believe he didn't cry during Titanic, do men even have feelings?"
Revenge of the Sith has by far the best cinematic scores I have ever heard. Gives me goosebumps and brings tears to my eyes without fail every time
My favorite scenes from this movie were when Padmé looked at the burning Jedi temple, thinking Anakin died, and breaks into tears. Everything that she had hoped for was gone, and in a way, Anakin really died at the Jedi temple. Another one is the youngling scene- these children see Master Skywalker, a ray of hope that they’ll make it out of this nightmare. The Chosen one, the hero of the clone wars, known to survive dangers with inescapable odds (just look at umbara) was there to help them. I can imagine the sigh of relief they felt when they saw Anakin. A part of me always wants my favorite character to tell them that everything will be okay and that he’s here to help, but the outcome is forever the same.
Well he already executed the women and the children once - so that actually wasn't a big surprise. Which makes things even more inevitably tragic.
George Lucas and Star Wars really went out with a BANG with this movie. The Greatest of all Time!
This movie was gonna be 4 hours long
The third movie has the best soundtrack of the entire saga!🔥 CHANGE MY MIND
I remember watching this in the theater on opening night. It was DEAD QUIET during Order 66. Everyone was shocked and some were crying over what they were seeing. The real kicker was when Anakin ignited his lightsaber in front of the younglings, signaling he was going to kill them. John Williams’ music invokes thoughts of sadness. Truly an experience I’ll never forget.
This sounds like something from "Schindler's List"
John Williams actually conducted the music in Schindler’s list so maybe that’s why
But sadder and more realistic
You mean the movie where nazi qui gon helps some Jews?
@@gub4941 yup
John Williams composed Schindler’s List. And don’t forget the parallels! Order 66 was a clear homage to Kristellnacht (idk how to spell it), the genocide committed on the Jedi to create the empire was inspired from Nazi Germany! If you look at it, the whole Star Wars trilogy is inspired from either WW1 or WW2! The stormtrooper name, their helmets and even the sound the TIE fighter makes (inspired from the Stuka dive bomber) is all inspired by the Nazis
_"The time has come. Execute Order 66."_
I always used to think that Order 66 was a codename for the Jedi. They were an order and they were executed.
Yes my lord
Commander Cody: Blast Him!
Yes my lord
This is what plays now that Disney It's destroying our childhood.. Marvel, Star Wars ect..
Destroying it and replacing it with shit that has no soul because they don’t understand what a soul is in media. All they see are dollar signs and chasing that mythical billion dollar dream movie, that will never exist.
This track and the Order 66 sequence always gets me so emotional despite not really connecting most of the Jedi getting killed.
When I was a kid I thought the jedi were invincible. I thought only a sith or another jedi could kill a jedi. This scene shattered that belief and my dream of being a jedi instantaneously
Same. Looking back the clones taking them by surprise was a major factor in their victory.
I imagine captain Rex start narrating his log about his tragic experiences how his brothers couldn’t fight back their programming or even save the Jedi from execution.
This scene hits even harder after all of the Clone Wars seasons
i love when directors bring such feeling out with the combination of the music and the scenes. not like nowadays with the new star wars movies. now its just a random action movie with no point
As a kid I always felt sad and depressive about this film. It was dark. We all knew how this was gonna end
My favorite Star Wars movie, had some of the best music in the entire trilogy
This music really makes you think how melodramatic order 66 would've been without music
“Star wars? You mean that series about lasers and lightsab-“
“Shush, it is much more than that…much more.”
I remember when I watched this movie. I think i was 9 or so.
I kind of knew what was gonna happen because I watched the Original Trilogy first and I was like "these characters aren't in those..."
But wow I didn't expect it to be this sad. I think it is even sadder after you watch every episode of the Clone Wars series.
I showed my brother this scene after we watched the clone wars together and we both started crying
The music just makes the scene so much better in my opinion.
After all that has been done to this franchise. This is the theme that somes to mind when I see what Disney has done.
There's been a rebellion sir, don't worry we've got it under control.
*Draws weapon*
I'm sorry sir, it's time for you to leave
"Yes. My blood is on your hands apprentice.
You are a faliure. A weakling. A *traitor.*
*You are no Jedi!* "
*"Noooooooo!"*
I am the biggest fan of John Williams ever.....but how does he do what he does...? He tears your soul to make you understand the meaning of the movie scenes you see.
I hope this man lives unitil 300!!
Me before: Dead silence
After watching in this order:
Attack of the Clones
Clone Wars 2003 Vol 1
Clone wars CGI movie
Clone wars TV series
Clone wars 2003 vol 2
Revenge of the sith
Try not to cry. Cries alot.
Oh man I was heartbroken when this scene came on when I saw this at the theater when I was 7.
Seeing all the Jedi being gunned down or blown up like that.
I think I shed a few tears when Anakin betrayed Mace Windu
The most powerful moment in all of Star Wars, the soundtrack cementing it.
It's happening again.... after 15 years later.
Revenge of the sith have the best SoundTrack
"Find him. Find him...fives.....FIND HIM *FIVES!"*
Rest in peace lord Vader may the force be with you thank you for making my childhood great
Fallen Order: You could not live with the sequels... Where did that bring you? Back to me.
the force is strong with this track...
GOD DAMMIT WHO’S CUTTING ONIONS?
The song is actually called Anakins betrayal.
I cried when all the Jedi (except for Obi Wan and Yoda) died in the purge because I watched the Clone Wars and I felt connected to those characters.
I didn't even watch the clone wars and yet this movie make me cry ...
I think the real reason why people hated the prequels so much was because the blue bikini Jedi died...
rip Master Aayla Secura
It always hurt for me because, in my head-canon, Bly loved Aayla more than just a friend (though kept it secret, due to Aayla being a Jedi). But when the bio-chip forced him to execute Order 66...
Poor Bly. He killed the woman he loved, and he couldn't stop himself - or his troops - from doing so...
(Note: This is my head-canon.)
@@lancecurry7538
Go outside bro
@@lancecurry7538 For what it's worth, I did the same thing. Only except it was a mutual understanding at a surprising time.
@@lancecurry7538 Idk bro the way he kept shooting her after she was already dead says he didn't like her very much
The moment when Cal is running down the hallway to the escape pods and is being shot at by the clones who just a minute ago were his buddies is really sad
fr he even gave a high five to one of them before 66 happened really short was really sad
Each time I hear that one Clone say "You got this, kid" [high five], I'm thinking "No. Their gonna heel turn so hard in a minute." What did poor Cal think about that.😥
I think Revenge of the Sith is the best Star Wars episode with the most beautiful music.
2:52 till the end, such a nice dark mood represented there. Great work John Williams. As always
2:55
"Master Skywalker, there's too many of them! What shall we do now?!"
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By the prophets... what have these brutes done?
They have shed our brothers' blood... and for that, they must DIE.
A Halo Reference? In a Star Wars OST?
Damn... yeah, the culling of the Elites is much like Order 66, too.
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@@lancecurry7538 except that thanks to the Elite's betrayal the covenant died
0:36
Kota: Killing him won't bring her back
Vader: This is your destiny.
Kota: Think of the Rebellion.We need him alive
If I let him live, he'll haunt me forever
@@thedude3065 He is the only one who knows if Starkiller really survived. He can't tell you if he's dead.
3:17 you can just here Anakin igniting his light saber in front of the younglings D:
Ever since I was a little kid watching Revenge of the Sith in theatres this track has always given me proper goosebumps. Really hits all of those darker tones the movie really lets off. My favorite star wars movie.
"You were weak when I found you, now your hatred has become your strength."
2:28 “You’re still their brother, Crosshair. You’re my brother too.”
"Something terrible is happening. The clones have betrayed us."
“And one by one each of the jedi knights were purged across the galaxy, as the Emperor Palpatine’s evil plan roared across the galaxy…”
* Disney preparing to launch new SW movies and kill the franchise *
Disney’s CEO:
-Execute order 66.
“Jedi Purge” starts to play.
Disney when they acquire any property at all tbh
@@juginstin At least Marvel fans have Infinity war, and Endgame to fondly look back on lol.
What I remember about the rise of the Empire is... is how quiet it was. During the waning hours of the Clone Wars, the 501st Legion was discreetly transferred back to Coruscant. It was a silent trip. We all knew what was about to happen, what we were about to do. Did we have any doubts? Any private, traitorous thoughts? Perhaps, but no one said a word. Not on the flight to Coruscant, not when Order 66 came down, and not when we marched into the Jedi Temple. Not a word.
3:41 I'm picturing clones breaking into rooms and offices, gunning Jedi down before they can even grab their lightsabers off their hilts. Some open doors partially and let grenades roll in; others are equipped with flamethrowers and just light up the rooms. The few Jedi able to make it to their ships are shot by either the ARC-170's in the sky or the AT-AT's waiting on the ground. And as the dead continue to pile up...
"Everything that has transpired has done so according to my design."
I heard this song in my head watching the election last night.
Same with the rise of the empire track.
The clones, the Jedi, they are all victims of the Dark Lord; Darth Sidious.
The clones were not at fault for what they have done, some of them even committed suicide after they realize what they had done to their friends.
John Williams is a genius that nobody will follow for a long time.
the build up from 0:52 to 1:04 is the breaking moment
I'll never forget crying experiencing this for the first time as a kid.
Star Wars The Clone Wars Season 7...
The time has come once again...
"As a young Jedi, I went to war. I sought violence and the Emperor called to me across the galaxy. He made me a Sith Lord and named me Darth Revan. I killed for him...I turned on The Republic! But then I found redemption."
"Ordo was about to brush his teeth when he heard the comm warning in his helmet blipping. He slid it into place, annoyed at the interruption, and wondered if it was A'den checking in, or Etain dropping out hyperspace. It was a voice message.
And it was neither A'den nor Etain.
"Execute Order Sixty-six."
It was the Chancellor, the source verified by security encryption.
Ordo had perfect recall. Memorizing all 150 contingency orders for the worst scenarios had taken him no time at all, but every ARC, Republic commando, and clone commander had learned and repeated those orders until they knew every syllable and comma...
... Even so Ordo froze.
It was the order to execute his Jedi commanders.
"Yes, sir." He said."
-Republic Commando: Order 66 by Karen Travis
Wondered how it went down over there.
Thank you so much for this. All of my favourite sections of Episode III's OST were missing from their respective tracks on the released soundtrack, and the part that plays during Yoda's embarking and the Jedi temple massacre was my absolute favourite segment of the entire OST. I was always sad to have it missing from the official release considering how sombre and powerful I've always found it to be.
"I'm sorry sir, it's time for you to leave".