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That reminds me of the story where Ewan helped the 13 year old actor playing young Boba in attack of the clones react properly by saying “when I open the door, act like I’ve just had a terrible fart.”
the actor that said it was also picked because he was the first and only kid that remembered the line. He said while the other kids played and had fun he read and memorized the line. He later on joked about being antisocial helped in that part.
@@rexthemazedinosaur8253 it was either in legends or maybe still canon. He was described as one of the last males of his species, therefore he married lots of females of his species but with non attachment, meaning that after he fucked he was gone back to the council never to be heard of again 😆
Dude when I saw this scene as a kid I cried. I thought the Jedi and the clones were the coolest thing ever and just the shock from the sudden betrayal broke me, completely caught me off guard.
Two decades later I actually enjoy hearing what the younger generation thought of the prequels at the time not really grasping that the betrayal had to happen. I walked into episode 3 wondering how we were going to transition into the empire, I thought it was kinda sudden in the theater but now with the clone wars TV show it fits properly. It was still pretty crazy to see everyone murdered and then Anakin burned alive within an hour. Unfortunately the ending with Vader screaming no was laughable, my parents and I laughed which wasn't the intention, but we knew it was gonna happen one way or another.
It's the music that cuts straight into my heart. Still brings me to tears, even all these years later. John Williams is a genius of emotional music composition.
The reasons why the Jedi sense it coming was because they sense danger through emotions. The clones weren't acting out of anger so the jedi didn't sense it. The second reason is because the force had been polluted by the dark side, inhibiting the Jedi's abilities. The last reason is because of overwhelming numbers of their own troops. Few Jedi can long hold their own against those odds. Plus the complete unexpected betrayal.
Without the chips though.... "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."
Yes and no. Genetic alteration did make them more obedient, but that alone didn't make them 100% compliant. A perfect example of this is the Umbara Arc from Clone Wars, where they not only question orders, but go against them. Rather, it's the control chip implant they have on their heads. That thing triggers once Order 66 is activated, and it's thanks to that alone that they go into full compliance mode.
A lot of people don’t know this, but the scene of Anakin crying after all this was him feeling the guilt of what he had just done. He knew what he did, and he hated himself for doing it, but he also believed he was doing the right thing and to save Padmé. Also, to the people asking why the Clones betrayed the Jedi so easily is because they had no choice. They were literally programmed using chips(known as Inhibitor Chips) inside of their heads that force them to obey any and all of the Contingency Orders(Order 1-Order 66)given to them. (There may have been an Order 67 as well, I don’t remember.)
@@RicardoMilosGachi They didn’t show it here. But it was after he went to Mustafar and killed the Separatist leaders, there’s a scene of him standing there crying.
Wasn't even freaken sad. Bunch of snowflakes. LOL. The Empire took over by killing all the Jedi Order. That was how Darth Vader came about. Even back in the first Starwars Trilogy we all already know that the Clones were gonna be the ones to waste all the Jedi.
@@coolgamers2794 i understand you have no sympathy at all and yes even though the story is known, seeing them all get wasted is saddening. Sorry we don’t all share your same brain
This sounds like a plot for a fan fiction. Sidious has become so powerful, he has broken through the fourth wall. The dark side permeates the viewers of Revenge of the Sith. All over our world… Star Wars fans become assholes. Nah… sorry, I got carried away. That would be too unrealistic.
I wonder if Count Dooku would've warned them and that's why Palatine had him killed. Quigon also had suspicions before the clones according to Count Dooku.
The whole clone thing was sus anyways since they were cloned from a villain and made under sus circumstances. But yet somehow the heroes didn't see it coming. Funny how 1 Sith Lord can put such a disadvantage to the Light Side of the force to blind them till Order 66 and Anakin warning Made Windu
@@ItsFireTiger but that’s the point. The Jedi were flawed and Chancellor Palpatine exploited it and blinded them to what was happening. I think Mace Windu says something about that in ROTS. Also they didn’t know it was a Sith that made the clones nor did they know about the chip implanted in them bcuz it was the Chancellor who ordered their making not a "Sith" technically. Not in their eyes. It shows how powerful Sidious rlly is.
@@xeox4280 We get to see Anakin without 3 limbs in RoTS. We get to see the decapitation of Jango Fett and Count Dooku's head rolling on the floor. We get to see Grievous get burnt out from the inside. We get to see the burnt up corpses of Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru. We get to see severed heads in the Clone Wars. we get to see Luke's Wampa's and Vader's arms get cut off in the OT. If this isn't violence, I don't know what is...
Another sad aspect is that the clones, especially the ones that did the direct killing, were physically unable to resist the order, and the “come down” after everything was said and done had to be terrible.
Especially when you know how much of a good man he is. That interaction he had in TCW where he openly said he doesn’t think of the clones as he expendable footsoldiers hits hard
3:55 "Oh my god the animal....*crying*" ... "Oh my god the animal is safe oh my gosh!" .... meanwhile heroic warriors are just getting slaughtered lol Really glad people have priorities with their compassion lmao
Clone Wars really made Order 66 so much more impactful. All these Jedi had faith and trust in their Troops and then in one moment they were all betrayed.
Nah, ruined the scene. Now it's just a microchip instead of the original intent: the clones were just child soldiers conditioned to do this. They weren't human, they had all of that taken out when they were created
@@Jiub_SN The chips improved upon the prequels. Like the show that expanded on then, it turned them from mindless killing machines no better then droids into tragic figures that tried to prove they weren't droids only for that to be taken from them. Taken by the man who masterminded the entire war, making him more evil and cruel as a side effect while making what used to be poorly-thought element into one of the most intriguing and tragic aspects of the entire franchise. Before, I didn't really care for the clones, now they're one of my favourite parts of the Star Wars franchise.
I didn't really know exactly what to expect when this film came out. This film single-handedly made watching the first two prequels worth it. Revenge of the Sith is the most emotional rollercoaster, I actually remember getting choked up when I saw Yoda drop his cane and look like he was in pain, able to feel the loss of so much Jedi all at once. The music is beautifully tragic and bleak, I actually felt awful watching Order 66 come down from Palpatine. Such a good film.
The ultimate betrayal. The editing and scenes combined with John Williams' epic score makes this the most painful scenes in all of Star Wars. It's very well made.
The first time I watched this in theaters this moment did hit pretty hard. There was a voice in my head that just screamed, "NO! It's not fair!" Like my inner child was crying at the loss of the jedi.
The Jedi by that point were already far gone. Palpatine just finally buried them. Their politics, dogmatic inflexible "traditions/code", and ultimate mishandling of "the chosen one" were what truly killed them.
@@Kamina.D.Fierce ye i think i heard something about the force having to be in perfect balance or one side is gonna tip over to the other if another is in power too long.
"Master Skywalker there are too many of them what are we going to do?" Streamers: "NOOO you can't do this! This is so sad." Prequel fans: "hahahaha yeah this is the good shit "
Honestly yes . That’s a thing I like with Lucas : he doesn’t pull his punches . A lot of others would’ve had Vader be above it and maybe have the minions do it with Vader looking in disgust as he is more noble . But no It really hammer home that Vader is a monster and the Slave of the emperor, a twisted machine that execute all orders no matter how cruel . It is a big part of why order 66 is this impactful.
It's their first time watching it though but it did broke me when I first watch back then, I agree though thats when the fun begins. I love the robot chicken make fun of this scene anakin imagine himself at the field tearing them apart.
Most chilling scene in the whole saga is when Anakin ignites his lightsaber to kill the younglings. It beautifully shows how far he has strayed from the light side, and how he was willing to do anything to save padme.
The trauma that everyone experienced in the movie theater was real. I can still remember shedding tears when I first watched this movie and witnessed Anakin become evil. People were gasping, yelling, shouting no, and crying in disbelief of this movie. The somber atmosphere that fell on the theater was real and everyone walked out quietly with respect and even shock after seeing this film. It took me a few days to get over the film because I grew up with the originals and watching the prequels as a kid, and I didn't want this series to end. The prequels, no matter what the naysayers say, were undoubtedly some of the best films in story telling, SciFi-Fantasy cinematic history because they captured and impacted millions of peoples imaginations in an incredible way that is still being felt to this day. George Lucas did what Disney hasn't EVER BEEN ABLE TO DO since their acquisition of Star Wars: tell a damn story. Screw Disney Star Wars!
What some people forget and I think a lot of these reactors probably have never seen The Clone Wars but Anakin had this building up from AotC and especially seen during CW and even throughout RotS Anakin shows how frustrated he is with the Jedi. But always good to see peoples reactions to Order 66 I remember my first time seeing it as a kid.
@@tailssonicteam1604 I'm just on that episode now where he is undercover as a criminal, crazy that he picked his death and Anakin still doesn't know that
Nope, tcw rewrites his character in what's supposed to be a few weeks into almost exactly how he'll be in rots. The original clone wars does everything far better and actually feels like it fits with the movies, watch it instead. TCW a has good moments but I'd overall canon breaking and rewriting in ways that are just to fix issues that the series itself created.
I mean only because these women are getting emotional does it make me emotional. Otherwise when I saw the younglings I remembered the sand people and knew what was next. He lost control and gave into the hate, now this was the ends justify the means, for the future safety of the empire.
Men: You know nothing of my scars! I felt it all! The clone wars, order 66, the rise of the empire! It was like suffering... and I will never feel this pain again. 😢
If anyones wondering why the clones in yellow (bly and the 322nd Star corps) kept shooting that Jedi (aayla secura) is because they were actually sad about hearing order 66 so they kept shooting her to make sure that she wouldn’t feel any pain.
More accurate, the clones respected her because she respected them and fought alongside the clones and did all she could to protect her troops. So they wanted her death to be as painless as possible.
@@DarthVoxynThe Clone Legion under Aayla were the 327th Star Corps, essentially think of them as grizzled hardened Marines in Vietnam at the height of the war. Now they had been fighting for months on end due to Felucia being a absolute hell hole of a planet. Now Aayla was a competent General and leader of her troops, however, the Clones knew who Aayla's Master was, Quinlan Vos, an exceptional powerful Jedi who was known for subterfuge, clandestine missions, even appearing to work for the CIS as a spy for the Republic, knowing how powerful and skilled Vos was, Bly and his troops would not take any chances at all with Aayla. So they didn't blast her multiple times out of respect of a quick death, they did so because they were hardened ruthless soldiers, knew their target well. At this point Star Wars was still in Lucas's hands and in between Ep2 and 3 you had the Clone Wars graphic novel series, in which both Vos and Aayla briefly fall to the Dark side making them both more exceptional powerful and dangerous. Alas this is no longer canon, but it would give reason why the 327th were so brutal in her execution. Hell if you watch the scene back closely and slow it down, the camera pans up, she is still alive and moving on the ground!! Master Unduli, Barris Offee's Master had the two worst fates in both Legends and Canon though, first off legends where she is shot down by Clones on Kashyyyk while literally tending to and healing wounded Clones!! Canon wise, she is captured, held prisoner, tortured, eventually starved to death and her dead body and likeness are used by the Empire to draw in any surviving Jedi!! Absolutely horrific!
Exactly reading the external material showed me that in the star wars universe, the dark side actually i capable of corrupting a personality and bend it to its will. Like a droid reprogramming.
I remember seeing this in theaters with my mom and sister when I was a teen. My sister was actually crying when this happened. I thought she was about to leave because when they showed the dead wookies she continued to cry.
I have to say the BGM played a HUGE role in making order 66 super emotional. And the shock and horror of seeing the Jedis torn to shreds by their own soldiers… pain.
I remember seeing this in theaters and how dead silent everyone was. Sometimes I wish these movies haven’t came out yet so I could relive the moments of the prequels in theaters. Expect jar jar binks, really could’ve done without him. I really hope he gets revealed to be a sith. It would kinda make up for a lot lol
Turns out in a canon book he ended up a homeless street clown on Naboo that is an outcast to both The Gungans and The Naboo because they know he’s the one that put forward giving emergency powers to Palpatine which eventually led to The Empire and 20 something years of oppression.
I've always found the saddest part of this sequence is that the clones can't control themselves. Once they hear the order, they basically turn into droids. All of their emotions and critical thinking goes out the window
I disagree. It cheapens the emotional weight of the betrayal. The clones weren’t an army for the Jedi. They were an army for the “republic”. There training on kamino was to follow orders given by the leader of the republic. Guess who the leader was.. Think of it this way. The clones spent a couple years fighting with the Jedi generals, some competent, some not and based their perspective upon those generals. Now when the leader of the republic just sent down order 66 which details that the Jedi have decided to overthrow democracy and betrayed the whole point of the war the clones were fighting. In the clones eyes the Jedi were just using them to gain power. The real tragedy of this was it was partially true. The Jedi for all their talk of peaceful resolution and wisdom, uncritically accepted a multimillion strong clone army out of the blue, just because they claimed to be on their side. Obi wan questioned it in the second movie but was brushed off by the other members of the Jedi High Council. The clones weren’t betraying the Jedi from their perspective. All of this makes the story so much deeper and more compelling.
@@HanselLeiderhosen It heightens the emotional weight of the betrayal, in my opinion, because it becomes not only a betrayal against the jedi but also the clones. Imagine being forced to kill your friends and grappling with the guilt of that, but being unable to do do anything about it
@@cooliostarstache5474 no control or agency necessarily cheapens any action then taken. Sure it can be sad from a viewers perspective, but for the clone and Jedi it’s just another “robot” army now. The way the movies play it is perfect because it shows the hubris of the Jedi believing they cannot be fooled. I find it to be infinitely more interesting that a clone would disobey an order to execute who he is told is a traitor because of the relationship they built. The clones are not meant to feel normal emotions like humans. It’s explicitly stated that they modified their behaviors in the cloning process. For a clone to overcome their purpose and to CHOOSE to disregard order 66 is much more impactful. The clone wars tv show has poisoned our minds about the clones starting out wanting to befriend the Jedi rather than a military force meant to protect the republic.
@@HanselLeiderhosen It sounds like the clones in the movie and original canon are much more of a robot army than the one in The Clone Wars. The end result is the same, except the chip is much more tragic, because the show makes them human instead of making them robots from the get go
This was likely painful for the Clones too Yes, the Clones were made with the inhibitor chips to make sure they followed commands perfectly, but that doesn’t mean the Clones didn’t form bonds to their Jedi Generals Hell, Rex tried to fight the inhibitor chip and warn Ahsoka because he did not want to kill her
I saw ROTJ nine times as a teen. So for my generation, seeing Order 66 on the big screen in 2005 was really powerful, like seeing what we had heard old Obi Wan talk about back in 1977 in A New Hope and never truly understood. I was in my thirties when I saw ROTS and I wept during that scene, and when Anakin caught fire on Mustafar. Great film. Peace.
To be honest, the Robot Chicken sunflower parody of this scene will always pop into my head when I'm shown this scene, which can cause me to laugh from time to time.
They understand the experience I had when I was 9 watching this in theaters crying. It's such a powerful tragic scene. Watching these reactions made me cry and I'm 26 now 😢
I saw this in theaters and I was shocked to see all these deaths of these beloved characters it's a hard scene to watch seeing those awesome characters that you cared about especially after you watch the clone wars animated series. Just seeing all of them get killed by there once loyal and trustworthy clones,
one of the most HILARIOUS moments for me in revenge of the siths is the younglins XD aaah its always good to come back for a good laugh 8:14 shes actually laughing tho aint trying to fake it with cry
Not true in this movies context, the clones were child soldiers conditioned to follow the orders. It's why in the movies they never seem bvery close to the Jedi, they were never meant to be. The chip thing came from TCW which is where that stupid change and problem came from in the first place, they humanized characters that were designed to be inhuman, same for the droids. TCW has had terrible consequences on the Star Wars fan base
@@cooliostarstache5474everything in clone wars was great except the inhibitor chip, took so much depth and emotion away from the original betrayal. Easily the worst part of the clone wars…
I prefer pre-Clone Wars explanation, when the clone troopers didn't have a chip or special programming that forced them to carry out order 66. They knew it was coming, and were able to hide it from the Jedi. "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."
Yes! The chip arc is so lame! Ruins the amazing arc from OG Battlefront 2. That's why the Clone Wars Multimedia Project from 2002-2005 is superior to TCW 👍😎
I like the part when the clones realized they could fool a jedi. That's like tricking god or when a child learns their parents aren't all powerful and omnipotent. It'd be nice to see some rebelling from the empire or just leaving it behind and faking their deaths to be free of it all. Bunch of Fetts roaming the galaxy.
@@silvasurfa7962 i mean i know "Good soldiers follow orders" but it doesnt make sense to me how they can turn on the jedi like that without any second thoughts
I love this scene, It is the real "Revenge of the Sith". I enjoyed it so much, the realization that this was the plan all along, the sad music, Yoda feeling the loss of his friends and still.. the realism. If you truly believed this was the absolute only way to save the life of the woman you loved, would you do it? Yes, yes you would. Brilliant!
It shows me what this did to me back in 77 when it started... It's still so incredibly connecting to people to this day,generation to generation. I never imagined it would be so un8versal in impact.
I saw this in theatres when it was released, and had nightmares of Palpatine convincing me that that my parents were going to murder me before I could grow up, and I nearly ran out of the house in my sleep. That movie upset me so much
I love seeing this reactions personally I still remember this scene in theaters and idk bout you guys but I just thought this is sickest scene I’ve ever seen loved watching order 66 but I gotta the best scene of all is when anakin is walking to the temple with a huge ass army behind him then shows the bird eye view the music that was such a masterpiece of a scene to me 😊
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This is all your fault because you stop do that
fun fact! The youngling that said “Master Skywalker there are too many of them” flinched back becuase Hayden scared him by saying “Boo!”
That was a cool interview! I love how he told his story how he ended up being Star Wars Kid
the youngling's name is an anagram of the actor's real name
That reminds me of the story where Ewan helped the 13 year old actor playing young Boba in attack of the clones react properly by saying “when I open the door, act like I’ve just had a terrible fart.”
Wtf. For real?
the actor that said it was also picked because he was the first and only kid that remembered the line. He said while the other kids played and had fun he read and memorized the line. He later on joked about being antisocial helped in that part.
"What's order 66?"
Top 10 phrases said before a disaster
Hello There
@@K_K.4302 general kenobi
@@tailssonicteam1604 you are a bold one
I remember asking myself that when i first watched ROTS as a kid, then witnessing it made me emotional
Bad batch flashbacks
Things that never get old:
1.jokes about anakin killing the younglings
2.the younglings
Lmao
The youngling slayer 9000 😐
lol
Mace windu the hindu is already on the dark side😂
Dont worry... Vader used the back of his blade on the children...
The most heartbreaking part from me was the look of betrayal on Ki-Adi-Mundi’s face as he realised what was happening 💔
Potientally the worst Jedi on the council had the most heartbreaking death.
That guy had thousands of wives lol
@@XnonTheGod Wish I could say the same.
@@rexthemazedinosaur8253 it was either in legends or maybe still canon. He was described as one of the last males of his species, therefore he married lots of females of his species but with non attachment, meaning that after he fucked he was gone back to the council never to be heard of again 😆
@@XnonTheGodDamn Yoda pretty much told him 'If you hit you must also quit it'
The Hero sacrifices his true love to save the world.
The Villain sacrifices the whole world to save his true love.
I find it ironic how some of the most horrific, tragic scenes in all of Star Wars get memed the most
It’s called coping
Immaturity at it's peak
Yeah, definitely comedy relief to ease the pain and tense sadness etc
Star Wars fandom weird is
@@Pedro-ev3if bruh no way you said this lmao, you can't be serious rn. It's a movie
These reactions never get old and neither do the younglings
Too soon bro…
@@Swissswoosher Too soon what? The younglings dying after being born.
@@gj62 the joke… I know it’s been 17 years.
@@gj62 i’m joking too bud 😂😂 relax
@@Swissswoosher 😁😁😁
Dude when I saw this scene as a kid I cried. I thought the Jedi and the clones were the coolest thing ever and just the shock from the sudden betrayal broke me, completely caught me off guard.
Same. Saw it in theaters with my mom and I was so young I remember my mom covering my eyes and crying when he killed the younglings. Great memories
this movie came out on my 11th birthday i went and saw it opening night with my dad. tough as a kid lol
After watching the bad batch we know the clones are still in there, on the inside, screaming and trying to stop themselves but the all failed.
Я перед третьим эпизодом посмотрел сначала войны клонов и не знал тогда что случилось с джедаями и после просмотра мести ситхов был настоящий шок
Two decades later I actually enjoy hearing what the younger generation thought of the prequels at the time not really grasping that the betrayal had to happen. I walked into episode 3 wondering how we were going to transition into the empire, I thought it was kinda sudden in the theater but now with the clone wars TV show it fits properly. It was still pretty crazy to see everyone murdered and then Anakin burned alive within an hour. Unfortunately the ending with Vader screaming no was laughable, my parents and I laughed which wasn't the intention, but we knew it was gonna happen one way or another.
When Hayden saw the kid who played the youngling 10 years later his first words were "you survived"
Then he killed him again
I don’t care what anyone says. THIS. MOVIE. IS. INCREDIBLE.
The best one
The best of the Prequels and second only to Empire imo
This movie had guts to do what it did.
Best one by far. Could have had a better Anakin tbh but Luke was a chud also 😆
This is peak star wars for me bro RoTS is a such a good movie
Anakins dark deeds and Anakins betrayal are two of the most beautifully tragic songs Ever composed
Don't forget The Birth of Darth Vader music. That to this day still sends chills down my spine.
@@SledRider-bf3ihwhat’s the song called
Anakin's dark deeds, done darth cheap.
@@Elriuhiluur hilarious
The music just makes this scene that much more emotional
"It's like a sleeper agent" She got it.
a full army of Manchurian Cadidates is pretty terrifying to think about
vkunia is pretty smart
@@canonscott she's smart enough to at least watch the other movies for context, too.
Her analisis at the 5:00 minute mark is perfect, she understood why the descent of Anakin to the dark is tragic and the pivotal point of Star Wars
Reactors: oMg hE kIlLeD yOuNgLiNgS!!1!!!
Me: ...He slaughtered an entire village in the previous film...did everyone forget about that?
Yeah but the sand people are horrible so it hits harder when its jedi being killed. Sand people are monsters
That was not the same
Yeah, but they are kind of half savage animal and it was sorta justifiable
@@MesserMusic until you see the book of boba fett
@@NKWTI bruh, they are people
It's the music that cuts straight into my heart. Still brings me to tears, even all these years later. John Williams is a genius of emotional music composition.
No matter your age, creed, country, culture, race, gender, beliefs or even a fan. We all felt what Yoda was feeling when Order 66 went down.
The reasons why the Jedi sense it coming was because they sense danger through emotions. The clones weren't acting out of anger so the jedi didn't sense it. The second reason is because the force had been polluted by the dark side, inhibiting the Jedi's abilities. The last reason is because of overwhelming numbers of their own troops. Few Jedi can long hold their own against those odds. Plus the complete unexpected betrayal.
Without the chips though....
"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."
It’s so sad cause some clones like Cody actually really respected Obi-Wan.
Dont come with that Disney Canon shit that dont work.
@@lovecraft8639 that Canon predates Disney.
@@lovecraft8639 learn what your talking about dude.
And the saddest part is; the clones couldn’t fight it even if they wanted to, because it was in their genetic programming.
Good soldiers follow orders
Yes and no. Genetic alteration did make them more obedient, but that alone didn't make them 100% compliant. A perfect example of this is the Umbara Arc from Clone Wars, where they not only question orders, but go against them.
Rather, it's the control chip implant they have on their heads. That thing triggers once Order 66 is activated, and it's thanks to that alone that they go into full compliance mode.
@@roguescorner9042 Right. Some clones actually did successfully remove their inhibitor chips, the most notable being Captain Rex.
Not in the OG arc, the chip was the stupidest thing in TCW. OG Battlefront 2 shows the true arc that was intended.
@@silvasurfa7962 facts
Good soldiers follow orders... Good soldiers follow orders... Good soldiers follow orders...
Commander Colvy Molv the time has come
Execute Order 66
Find him....Fives....FIND HIM...FIVES!!
Better soldiers don’t abandoned their morals
@@jokashikoroi4236 u know Good soldiers follow orders is a line from clone wars
@@JossX89 well damn I just killed a vibe…… I’ll see myself out thank you
A lot of people don’t know this, but the scene of Anakin crying after all this was him feeling the guilt of what he had just done. He knew what he did, and he hated himself for doing it, but he also believed he was doing the right thing and to save Padmé.
Also, to the people asking why the Clones betrayed the Jedi so easily is because they had no choice. They were literally programmed using chips(known as Inhibitor Chips) inside of their heads that force them to obey any and all of the Contingency Orders(Order 1-Order 66)given to them.
(There may have been an Order 67 as well, I don’t remember.)
I think there is at least over 100 orders.
@@eaglewarrior7979 Possibly.
where did Anakin cry?
@@RicardoMilosGachi They didn’t show it here. But it was after he went to Mustafar and killed the Separatist leaders, there’s a scene of him standing there crying.
@@adamfreeman9493 any chance you'd sent it to me? I can't find it
Me seeing them cry and in pain while I’ve been hurting since 2005: “First time?”
Right?
Seeing my boi Plo get done like that.
Its still raw
Wasn't even freaken sad. Bunch of snowflakes. LOL. The Empire took over by killing all the Jedi Order. That was how Darth Vader came about. Even back in the first Starwars Trilogy we all already know that the Clones were gonna be the ones to waste all the Jedi.
@@coolgamers2794 i understand you have no sympathy at all and yes even though the story is known, seeing them all get wasted is saddening. Sorry we don’t all share your same brain
@@enygma1313 Don't be sorry you're not a sociopath. Empathy allows you to experience more with other human beings.
@@rikk319 thank you. I understand some people do cast aside all emotions but those scenes are tearful.
4:08 "I hate what's happening . . ."
Sidious "Goooood. I can feeeel your anger - let the HATE flowww through you!"
This sounds like a plot for a fan fiction. Sidious has become so powerful, he has broken through the fourth wall. The dark side permeates the viewers of Revenge of the Sith. All over our world… Star Wars fans become assholes.
Nah… sorry, I got carried away. That would be too unrealistic.
@@timothybruce4638well, it's not far off.
G.Lucas is a genius. Starting with the adults, then the kids.
Watching the first girl put the pieces together as everything is happening is amazing. She has a great reaction
This was an emotional scene back in 2005, but the Clone Wars series made this massacre hit harder...
Agreed. I love The Clone Wars.
Clone wars is the greatest star war series
Good soldiers follow orders. One of the most terrifying lines in star wars.
Honestly, a terrifying moto for the moral dilemma of any soldier fighting a war.
That line used by anyone should not be taken lightly.
"I only wanted to do my duty..."
I only followed lawful orders during my time in the service.
Look at Axis powers. The most often said line from their POWs was, “we were following orders.
Fives tried to warn everyone but was terminated before he could prove it. May the bravest and most loyal soldier of the 501st rest in peace.
Fuck Fox. All my homies hate commander Fox
I wonder if Count Dooku would've warned them and that's why Palatine had him killed. Quigon also had suspicions before the clones according to Count Dooku.
The whole clone thing was sus anyways since they were cloned from a villain and made under sus circumstances. But yet somehow the heroes didn't see it coming. Funny how 1 Sith Lord can put such a disadvantage to the Light Side of the force to blind them till Order 66 and Anakin warning Made Windu
@@ItsFireTiger but that’s the point. The Jedi were flawed and Chancellor Palpatine exploited it and blinded them to what was happening. I think Mace Windu says something about that in ROTS.
Also they didn’t know it was a Sith that made the clones nor did they know about the chip implanted in them bcuz it was the Chancellor who ordered their making not a "Sith" technically. Not in their eyes. It shows how powerful Sidious rlly is.
Echo?
I like how some people say Star Wars isn't violent but when order 66 happens they go "he didn't kill those kids".
Who says star wars is not violent?
Its not violent. We dont see blood and we didnt see the children dying.
@@xeox4280 We get to see Anakin without 3 limbs in RoTS. We get to see the decapitation of Jango Fett and Count Dooku's head rolling on the floor. We get to see Grievous get burnt out from the inside. We get to see the burnt up corpses of Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru. We get to see severed heads in the Clone Wars. we get to see Luke's Wampa's and Vader's arms get cut off in the OT. If this isn't violence, I don't know what is...
@@racingenraged8019 it not. They dont show it like other movies
@@xeox4280 I mean it wouldn’t make sense for their to be blood the heat of the lightsaber closes the wound
This movie aged like a fine wine
Not like the younglings
Well technically the younglings can't age anymore.
@@mattj2081thats the point
Another sad aspect is that the clones, especially the ones that did the direct killing, were physically unable to resist the order, and the “come down” after everything was said and done had to be terrible.
Everyones crying for the younglings, but nobody bats an eye at my man Plo Koon getting shot down.
Especially when you know how much of a good man he is. That interaction he had in TCW where he openly said he doesn’t think of the clones as he expendable footsoldiers hits hard
Not to me. Man Plo was cool
I love when they say “no no he’s not about to kill these children” and I’m like “yup, it’s what he does, Vader kills children, it’s what he does “
"it's what he does" lol
Hes definitely good at it
crazy thing is how he thought he was saving these kids by killing them
@@aquatic4760 Yeah, that's a pretty clear epic case of self-justification.
Yeah, and then later he (via Grand Moff Tarkin and the Death Star) murdered billions on Alderaan.
The last one made it all the way to the younglings without crying. Impressive.
Impressive, most impressive
That’s literally me present day when I watch any movies with horrific scenes.
It’s a frickin’ fictional movie. I’m more impressed that people actually cry at these scenes.
@@robertdiaz9685 I didn't even cry when I watched it as a kid, these people are too sensitive
3:55 "Oh my god the animal....*crying*" ... "Oh my god the animal is safe oh my gosh!"
.... meanwhile heroic warriors are just getting slaughtered lol Really glad people have priorities with their compassion lmao
Alas, he was a fine feathered friend.
Clone Wars really made Order 66 so much more impactful. All these Jedi had faith and trust in their Troops and then in one moment they were all betrayed.
Nah, ruined the scene. Now it's just a microchip instead of the original intent: the clones were just child soldiers conditioned to do this. They weren't human, they had all of that taken out when they were created
@@Jiub_SNOh so the original wouldve made less sense. Go microchips.
@@Jiub_SN The chips improved upon the prequels. Like the show that expanded on then, it turned them from mindless killing machines no better then droids into tragic figures that tried to prove they weren't droids only for that to be taken from them. Taken by the man who masterminded the entire war, making him more evil and cruel as a side effect while making what used to be poorly-thought element into one of the most intriguing and tragic aspects of the entire franchise. Before, I didn't really care for the clones, now they're one of my favourite parts of the Star Wars franchise.
@@isaiahmayle4706the chips are such a bland idea that make the story much less tragic
"What is execute order 66?"
Palpatine: "It's a surprise tool that will help us later."
Anakin: *ingnites lightsaber, preparing to kill younglings*
Others: Oh no, he's going to kill them.
Prequel fans: "This is where the fun begins."
It's funny when he kills the younglings
@@brandonwalker5963 Edgy brah
@@brandonwalker5963 it's not funny but I laugh hysterically watching reactions to the scene. Crying women and shocked men...I die 🤣🤣
What a goat comment 😂😂
I hate star wars
I didn't really know exactly what to expect when this film came out. This film single-handedly made watching the first two prequels worth it. Revenge of the Sith is the most emotional rollercoaster, I actually remember getting choked up when I saw Yoda drop his cane and look like he was in pain, able to feel the loss of so much Jedi all at once. The music is beautifully tragic and bleak, I actually felt awful watching Order 66 come down from Palpatine.
Such a good film.
The ultimate betrayal. The editing and scenes combined with John Williams' epic score makes this the most painful scenes in all of Star Wars. It's very well made.
The first time I watched this in theaters this moment did hit pretty hard. There was a voice in my head that just screamed, "NO! It's not fair!" Like my inner child was crying at the loss of the jedi.
Dasha seeing the younglings: no no no
Prequel fans watching RoS for the 14th time: yes yes yes!
Me: *laughs in senate*
The Jedi by that point were already far gone. Palpatine just finally buried them. Their politics, dogmatic inflexible "traditions/code", and ultimate mishandling of "the chosen one" were what truly killed them.
@@Kamina.D.Fierce ye i think i heard something about the force having to be in perfect balance or one side is gonna tip over to the other if another is in power too long.
I'm in my 100+ watch I still cry brooo...this shit hit like a wall
Ironically Natalie gold and Natalie Portman had the same crying position 😂😂
Natalie’s just cry like that I guess
I love Natalie Golds reactions lmao
Nobody cries more while watching movies than Ellie (The Homies channel), 11:07
"Master Skywalker there are too many of them what are we going to do?"
Streamers: "NOOO you can't do this! This is so sad."
Prequel fans: "hahahaha yeah this is the good shit "
Glad I'm not the only one
"this is where the fun begins"
Prequel fans: *"Heh Heh Heh, gOoOod, gOoOoOoOoOoOod!!!!"*
Honestly yes . That’s a thing I like with Lucas : he doesn’t pull his punches .
A lot of others would’ve had Vader be above it and maybe have the minions do it with Vader looking in disgust as he is more noble . But no It really hammer home that Vader is a monster and the Slave of the emperor, a twisted machine that execute all orders no matter how cruel .
It is a big part of why order 66 is this impactful.
It's their first time watching it though but it did broke me when I first watch back then, I agree though thats when the fun begins. I love the robot chicken make fun of this scene anakin imagine himself at the field tearing them apart.
Most chilling scene in the whole saga is when Anakin ignites his lightsaber to kill the younglings. It beautifully shows how far he has strayed from the light side, and how he was willing to do anything to save padme.
The trauma that everyone experienced in the movie theater was real. I can still remember shedding tears when I first watched this movie and witnessed Anakin become evil. People were gasping, yelling, shouting no, and crying in disbelief of this movie. The somber atmosphere that fell on the theater was real and everyone walked out quietly with respect and even shock after seeing this film. It took me a few days to get over the film because I grew up with the originals and watching the prequels as a kid, and I didn't want this series to end. The prequels, no matter what the naysayers say, were undoubtedly some of the best films in story telling, SciFi-Fantasy cinematic history because they captured and impacted millions of peoples imaginations in an incredible way that is still being felt to this day. George Lucas did what Disney hasn't EVER BEEN ABLE TO DO since their acquisition of Star Wars: tell a damn story. Screw Disney Star Wars!
I still remember being in the theater at the midnight showing and the theater damn near imploded from the simultaneous gasp at the youngling part.
What some people forget and I think a lot of these reactors probably have never seen The Clone Wars but Anakin had this building up from AotC and especially seen during CW and even throughout RotS Anakin shows how frustrated he is with the Jedi. But always good to see peoples reactions to Order 66 I remember my first time seeing it as a kid.
Exactly and during clone wars there are a few dark side moments where you hear the Darth Vader theme
@@FSUSean2112 Obi-Wan's fake death arc is one of those moments. Brilliantly done.
@@tailssonicteam1604 I'm just on that episode now where he is undercover as a criminal, crazy that he picked his death and Anakin still doesn't know that
Nope, tcw rewrites his character in what's supposed to be a few weeks into almost exactly how he'll be in rots. The original clone wars does everything far better and actually feels like it fits with the movies, watch it instead. TCW a has good moments but I'd overall canon breaking and rewriting in ways that are just to fix issues that the series itself created.
girls(except these): i cant belive he didn't cry in titanic, does boy even have feelings?
boys:
I mean only because these women are getting emotional does it make me emotional. Otherwise when I saw the younglings I remembered the sand people and knew what was next. He lost control and gave into the hate, now this was the ends justify the means, for the future safety of the empire.
Men: You know nothing of my scars! I felt it all! The clone wars, order 66, the rise of the empire! It was like suffering... and I will never feel this pain again. 😢
The Order 66. Maybe the most emotional sequence in the entire franchise.
Battle of mustafar
Jar Jar’s appearance
@@darthbane5357 true😂😂
Don’t forget the clones are like 10 years old and they could accomplish all this
Say what you want about the prequels. Lucas nailed order 66 and anakins final fight. Utterly heart breaking
If anyones wondering why the clones in yellow (bly and the 322nd Star corps) kept shooting that Jedi (aayla secura) is because they were actually sad about hearing order 66 so they kept shooting her to make sure that she wouldn’t feel any pain.
More accurate, the clones respected her because she respected them and fought alongside the clones and did all she could to protect her troops. So they wanted her death to be as painless as possible.
@@DarthVoxynThe Clone Legion under Aayla were the 327th Star Corps, essentially think of them as grizzled hardened Marines in Vietnam at the height of the war. Now they had been fighting for months on end due to Felucia being a absolute hell hole of a planet. Now Aayla was a competent General and leader of her troops, however, the Clones knew who Aayla's Master was, Quinlan Vos, an exceptional powerful Jedi who was known for subterfuge, clandestine missions, even appearing to work for the CIS as a spy for the Republic, knowing how powerful and skilled Vos was, Bly and his troops would not take any chances at all with Aayla. So they didn't blast her multiple times out of respect of a quick death, they did so because they were hardened ruthless soldiers, knew their target well.
At this point Star Wars was still in Lucas's hands and in between Ep2 and 3 you had the Clone Wars graphic novel series, in which both Vos and Aayla briefly fall to the Dark side making them both more exceptional powerful and dangerous. Alas this is no longer canon, but it would give reason why the 327th were so brutal in her execution.
Hell if you watch the scene back closely and slow it down, the camera pans up, she is still alive and moving on the ground!!
Master Unduli, Barris Offee's Master had the two worst fates in both Legends and Canon though, first off legends where she is shot down by Clones on Kashyyyk while literally tending to and healing wounded Clones!! Canon wise, she is captured, held prisoner, tortured, eventually starved to death and her dead body and likeness are used by the Empire to draw in any surviving Jedi!! Absolutely horrific!
This was altogether heartbreaking…good thing Ki-Adi Mundi’s death was mixed in there too so we could all still get a good laugh in.
I spit my fucking beer all over my phone reading that
He apparently was a bit of a prick in legends
Hahaha
Hahahaha
Wym that's the saddest one. He looks so betrayed and confused 😭
The problem was, that wasn't Anakin who killed them, that was Vader.
Exactly reading the external material showed me that in the star wars universe, the dark side actually i capable of corrupting a personality and bend it to its will. Like a droid reprogramming.
Exactly as a long time star wars fan (Until Disney ruined the franchise)
No that was anakin don't try to excuse a child murder
@@sergeantzack1106oh boy
@@tmc31390 try to cover for a child murder oh boy
It's mind-blowing to realize that there are some people out there who have genuinely never seen Star Wars
I literally just saw the first 3 episodes (the chronological first 3). It’s so good I can’t believe I haven’t watched the movies earlier
That's me, first time seen it on May 2023, because of "I have the high ground" thing, Order 66 & Andor
I remember seeing this in theaters with my mom and sister when I was a teen. My sister was actually crying when this happened. I thought she was about to leave because when they showed the dead wookies she continued to cry.
I have to say the BGM played a HUGE role in making order 66 super emotional.
And the shock and horror of seeing the Jedis torn to shreds by their own soldiers… pain.
these movies got me into star wars. I'm glad to see people getting into them again.
New star fans when the younglings gets killed : oh noooo
Old star wars fan when the younglings gets killed : haha classic ani
Has anyone ever heard the story of Darth Vader the child slayer
There are few who have heard the true tale
69th like
Yeah, he killed for galactic senatorial pussy.
Not exactly a role model, Kylo Ren!
You wouldn't hear it … from a Jedi.
The scene shows nothing about slaying childrens.. he just shows his lightsaber and cut.
3:45 sums it up perfectly. Except there are millions of them. Working together. All at once.
What happened to sleeper agents after they clone wars ended and they empire ruled the galaxy
This seen hits especially hard after watching the Clone Wars and becoming attached to these characters.
I remember seeing this in theaters and how dead silent everyone was. Sometimes I wish these movies haven’t came out yet so I could relive the moments of the prequels in theaters. Expect jar jar binks, really could’ve done without him. I really hope he gets revealed to be a sith. It would kinda make up for a lot lol
jar jar is comedic relief
@@sufferyetgain there was no relief, only agony
@@silverdandylmao lmaoo
The movies were boring af. At least he gave me a little chuckle every now and then
Turns out in a canon book he ended up a homeless street clown on Naboo that is an outcast to both The Gungans and The Naboo because they know he’s the one that put forward giving emergency powers to Palpatine which eventually led to The Empire and 20 something years of oppression.
Fans that were there from the start in '77 knew going into this that basically everyone except for Kenobi & Yoda were going to die.
I didn’t cry when I first watched it in the theaters, but it traumatized me enough to not revisit the movie for a while
I've always found the saddest part of this sequence is that the clones can't control themselves. Once they hear the order, they basically turn into droids. All of their emotions and critical thinking goes out the window
Actually like to think the chip altered their memories making them more hostile
I disagree. It cheapens the emotional weight of the betrayal. The clones weren’t an army for the Jedi. They were an army for the “republic”.
There training on kamino was to follow orders given by the leader of the republic. Guess who the leader was..
Think of it this way. The clones spent a couple years fighting with the Jedi generals, some competent, some not and based their perspective upon those generals.
Now when the leader of the republic just sent down order 66 which details that the Jedi have decided to overthrow democracy and betrayed the whole point of the war the clones were fighting.
In the clones eyes the Jedi were just using them to gain power. The real tragedy of this was it was partially true. The Jedi for all their talk of peaceful resolution and wisdom, uncritically accepted a multimillion strong clone army out of the blue, just because they claimed to be on their side.
Obi wan questioned it in the second movie but was brushed off by the other members of the Jedi High Council.
The clones weren’t betraying the Jedi from their perspective. All of this makes the story so much deeper and more compelling.
@@HanselLeiderhosen It heightens the emotional weight of the betrayal, in my opinion, because it becomes not only a betrayal against the jedi but also the clones. Imagine being forced to kill your friends and grappling with the guilt of that, but being unable to do do anything about it
@@cooliostarstache5474 no control or agency necessarily cheapens any action then taken.
Sure it can be sad from a viewers perspective, but for the clone and Jedi it’s just another “robot” army now.
The way the movies play it is perfect because it shows the hubris of the Jedi believing they cannot be fooled.
I find it to be infinitely more interesting that a clone would disobey an order to execute who he is told is a traitor because of the relationship they built. The clones are not meant to feel normal emotions like humans. It’s explicitly stated that they modified their behaviors in the cloning process.
For a clone to overcome their purpose and to CHOOSE to disregard order 66 is much more impactful.
The clone wars tv show has poisoned our minds about the clones starting out wanting to befriend the Jedi rather than a military force meant to protect the republic.
@@HanselLeiderhosen It sounds like the clones in the movie and original canon are much more of a robot army than the one in The Clone Wars. The end result is the same, except the chip is much more tragic, because the show makes them human instead of making them robots from the get go
I laughed at the part when she was worried about the younglings before she actually learned about what happened to the younglings 😂
That kids acting when awaking came and turned on the lightsaber was amazing. That bit of a flinch was perfect
Hayden actually said BOO really loud on set so that he would flinch like that 😂
@@ryanparker4996did Hayden say order 66 was all on Anakin
@@preciousotoakhia9789 what
@@ryanparker4996 I mean is order 66 Anakin fault since he is they Chosen One
I was little when I've seen this and i didn't realize how sad this actually is, I had no idea people cried over this, I didn't know what was going on.
I didn't cried the first time watching too, but after watching CW it killed me inside watching it
Damn. I get more emotional watching these people react than I did watching Order 66 play out 🤣
I hope this movie encourages people to watch The Clone Wars, a true masterpiece from beginning to end.
This was likely painful for the Clones too
Yes, the Clones were made with the inhibitor chips to make sure they followed commands perfectly, but that doesn’t mean the Clones didn’t form bonds to their Jedi Generals
Hell, Rex tried to fight the inhibitor chip and warn Ahsoka because he did not want to kill her
Watching this gets me to realize how little emotion the sequels sparked in me....
I'm not sure, hate is a very strong emotion. I've heard that it can lead all the way to suffering.
It feels so wrong to say it, but I can't get enough of watching female reactions to 3:04.
This is a real reaction perhaps one of the saddest moments I understand why they are crying
No its not
When you watch all 7 seasons of the clone wars this movie will put you in your feelings times 11! Even the fight at the end it’s all heartbreaking
2:08
Clone Trooper: I’m sorry……. I have too………. I have no choice……
To
Palpatine: execute order 66
Me: my Lord can we execute order 69 instead.
What's order 69
you can tell Anakin hesitated and didn't want to kill the kids.
Funny thing was the people reacting not understanding why the clones turned on the Jedi
I saw ROTJ nine times as a teen. So for my generation, seeing Order 66 on the big screen in 2005 was really powerful, like seeing what we had heard old Obi Wan talk about back in 1977 in A New Hope and never truly understood.
I was in my thirties when I saw ROTS and I wept during that scene, and when Anakin caught fire on Mustafar. Great film.
Peace.
To be honest, the Robot Chicken sunflower parody of this scene will always pop into my head when I'm shown this scene, which can cause me to laugh from time to time.
"Deez ah da babee jedis."
Correction: they were babee Jedis
They understand the experience I had when I was 9 watching this in theaters crying. It's such a powerful tragic scene. Watching these reactions made me cry and I'm 26 now 😢
I saw this in theaters and I was shocked to see all these deaths of these beloved characters it's a hard scene to watch seeing those awesome characters that you cared about especially after you watch the clone wars animated series. Just seeing all of them get killed by there once loyal and trustworthy clones,
The Homies: "Oh THAT'S how the Stormtroopers became Stormtroopers..!"
Ohh, dear ladies... You WISH it were that simple... 😭
The reactions are absolutely hilarious.
one of the most HILARIOUS moments for me in revenge of the siths is the younglins XD aaah its always good to come back for a good laugh
8:14 shes actually laughing tho aint trying to fake it with cry
For everyone wondering, The clones had a chip in their head which would make them "Follow orders" Which is why they all followed out order 66
Not true in this movies context, the clones were child soldiers conditioned to follow the orders. It's why in the movies they never seem bvery close to the Jedi, they were never meant to be. The chip thing came from TCW which is where that stupid change and problem came from in the first place, they humanized characters that were designed to be inhuman, same for the droids. TCW has had terrible consequences on the Star Wars fan base
@@Jiub_SN huh
@@Jiub_SN Everyone's entitled to their own opinions, and unfortunately yours is wrong. The Clone Wars actually made the Prequels good
@@cooliostarstache5474everything in clone wars was great except the inhibitor chip, took so much depth and emotion away from the original betrayal. Easily the worst part of the clone wars…
@@headcrabo..2301 Completely disagree, but 👍
2:44 "everyBARRY"
We must remember the clone who tried to stop this all Rest in piece Fives he was so close
That first girl seriously thought Yoda was going to get capped.
The fans who cried in this video when the younglings got killed by anakin aren’t true fans.
A true fan would make memes of anakin killing younglings
I prefer pre-Clone Wars explanation, when the clone troopers didn't have a chip or special programming that forced them to carry out order 66. They knew it was coming, and were able to hide it from the Jedi.
"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."
Yeah, because fighting along them for 2 years just to kill them without hesitation makes more sense
Bro that quote is from Battlefront...
Yes! The chip arc is so lame! Ruins the amazing arc from OG Battlefront 2. That's why the Clone Wars Multimedia Project from 2002-2005 is superior to TCW 👍😎
I like the part when the clones realized they could fool a jedi. That's like tricking god or when a child learns their parents aren't all powerful and omnipotent. It'd be nice to see some rebelling from the empire or just leaving it behind and faking their deaths to be free of it all. Bunch of Fetts roaming the galaxy.
@@silvasurfa7962 i mean i know "Good soldiers follow orders" but it doesnt make sense to me how they can turn on the jedi like that without any second thoughts
I love this scene, It is the real "Revenge of the Sith". I enjoyed it so much, the realization that this was the plan all along, the sad music, Yoda feeling the loss of his friends and still.. the realism. If you truly believed this was the absolute only way to save the life of the woman you loved, would you do it? Yes, yes you would. Brilliant!
It shows me what this did to me back in 77 when it started...
It's still so incredibly connecting to people to this day,generation to generation.
I never imagined it would be so un8versal in impact.
Ordinary perople: Oh no, not the younglings
Star Wars memers: This is where the fun begins
I love how universal the reaction to the youngling slayer 3000 is
I saw this in theatres when it was released, and had nightmares of Palpatine convincing me that that my parents were going to murder me before I could grow up, and I nearly ran out of the house in my sleep. That movie upset me so much
I’m sorry you felt that way……just know that your parents love❤️you no matter what.
Only through the Dark Side will you survive.
Join me and I will release you from this fear!
I love seeing this reactions personally I still remember this scene in theaters and idk bout you guys but I just thought this is sickest scene I’ve ever seen loved watching order 66 but I gotta the best scene of all is when anakin is walking to the temple with a huge ass army behind him then shows the bird eye view the music that was such a masterpiece of a scene to me 😊
“The mission…the nightmares….they are finally…over”