The Making of Star Wars - Attack of the Clones
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- Опубликовано: 9 окт 2019
- Making of Star Wars - Attack of the Clones (2002). This video is not an official product. It was created and edited by a team of dedicated fans of Lucasfilm. The footage used are the webisodes and featurettes officially released by Lucasfilm. All rights to any material used remain courtesy of their respective owners.
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“There’s this guy you know just an extra, his name is kit fisto” what a different time lol
I like how people appreciate these films more now, people will still talk shit about Hayden but at the end of the day, he played the character how George wanted him too and that’s what matters most
Dylan Burton agreed
Dylan Burton I think Hayden did a great job to be honest
Look, Hayden Christensen wasn’t strong in the love scenes but we all admit they were poorly written. The actor was very strong in all of the physical scenes and I thought he captured the dark pathos of the Anakin character. Anakin Skywalker is all about darkness and pathos after all.
I always loved them.. or not that much of ep 1 but ep 2 was nice and 3 was lit af like wtf this is clone wars good
@@MrBimirud love scenes weren’t bad I mean the only scene was bad was the sand scene where the dialogue was terrible. He had a lot of other great scenes like the picnic scenes. And love scenes were really short it was like 20 minutes at most
Hayden did not deserve the hate he received! Funny how hes so appreciated now because of the car crash that is the sequels
Do you realise the irony in this statement?
@@Ktiger305 nope
@@Ktiger305 There is no irony in his statement.
All this talk of how people should comment hate towards one trilogy then bashes the other trilogy themselves...
@@Ktiger305 Sequels should be bashed, because they are terrible, but we shouldn't bash the actors themselves. But mostly Di$ney as a company should be bashed, because it's an extremely toxic company.
These Star Wars Vidocs are fascinating.
One of my favorite moments is 16:16 when the documentary crew asks why George is filming a scene for Episode 3, even though they're currently filming Episode 2. With enough context and guess-work, I think the scene they were filming was Obi-Wan giving baby Luke to his Aunt and Uncle. I could be wrong - but In my head it makes perfect sense.
Just goes to show George did in fact have a laid out story already, something the Sequel Films failed at spectacularly lol
Funnily enough I was thinking this too! From memory Obi-Wan was hooded in that scene, which makes sense because his hair would end up being short in ROTS. Really smart of George to know that hair would be an issue
That makes sense. If I recall correctly, that's the only Tattooine scene in Ep3, so I guess he figured it was best to get it done with now so they don't have to bring the entire crew into the desert again just for one scene later on, it also means they might not even have to get Owen's actor for the Ep3 shootings
He actually says the exact reasoning afterwards lmao silly me
This part really got me as well! I was looking for this comment and I'm so happy it was near the top 😁
Knowing know that Ewan McGregor was about 3 years younger at the very end of ROTS just gets me. Idk why, but amazing foresight on George's part. He was thinking ahead in literal years. Might not seem impressive to some, but is to me.
What's even funnier is that they reshot it on a greenscreen anyway since Lucas changed his mind, as he always does
50:26 Samuel Jackson: Can I get a purple lightsaber
George:Yeah you can get purple
😆😂
I like to believe that this is how he got the purple lightsaber. 😂😂
@@BriFiConnections “Purple, you can have. For your Lightsaber, it will be.”
@@localwillow9948 It's EXACTLY how he got his purple lightsaber! Just straight up asked for it and George said yes.
@@Oddi0 and I like how the purple lighsaber perfectly represents the fighting style of the cahraqcter. Windu uses his emotions like his anger to fight like the sith lords while he never falls into the dark side. + purple is a cool color
@@BriFiConnections this is the canon
Man, Hayden is real life Anakin Skywalker
Yes, he really understand him, his role and how he feel. And the most important is, that he has fun and like his Charakter. 🤗💙👌
Hayden defined the character. I can’t see anyone else playing as anakin .
Agreed, Hayden IS Anakin.
@@sithlordalex Leonardo Dicaprio
Told he was the chosen one only for everyone to doubt him
hayden is just amazing, i loved every scene with him.
Martin Liguori I like the character of Anakin Skywalker but his acting was very lacklustre. He hasn’t ever been in a great movie and he stopped acting recently.
@@nicebot8599 it was lackluster for YOU, for me it was perfect.
Martin Liguori he doesn’t have emotion when he acts
Wrath- “I don’t like sand” awful dialogue the only reason why you like the prequels so much is because it has good special efffects if the originals had the technology from the 2000s you wouldn’t be talking about Hayden Christensen because you wouldn’t like him.
Martin Wrath- “I don’t like sand” awful dialogue the only reason why you like the prequels so much is because it has good special efffects if the originals had the technology from the 2000s you wouldn’t be talking about Hayden Christensen because you wouldn’t like him.
His 6 movies were amazing. We will never be treated to another series like this again.
It makes me sad 😞
Ahmed Best just shows up in every different production department. Almost like he just wants to be involved in everything going on. Love him.
I miss the non-Disney SW.
These movies are still there?
Epsylon - BrickCreations yeah but we're never gonna get new star wars not by disney
Well, the fans theatened to kill him, scarred a kid for life and drive Ahmed to the point of considering suicide, so selling Star Wars may have been the smartest move in George Lucas' life
@@jarodcito Selling it? Yes. Selling it to Disney? No.
@@Bauglir100 disney has done nothing wrong , the films are good for the most part but the fandom is so big that most people will have a problem with anything they release
This trilogy is so incredible. Everything and everyone is perfect in this trilogy. Thank you George Lucas. Thank you Hayden, Ewan and Natalie!
Orch finally someone who thinks same the 2,3 episode is my favorite film ever idk why people are so rude to George,Hayden....and the love story is just so heartbreaking ❤️🥺😭
@@tarastojanovic2862 I agree about the love story. My favorite part though is the brotherhood story between Anakin and ObiWan. That broke my heart even more, I think it's incredible and I think the casting is perfect.
Now that's some retarded praise. The trilogy is good, and it does catch the spirit of Star Wars, but saying everything about it is perfect is objectively wrong and stupid. While it doesn't deserve the hate it got, the prequel trilogy has many flaws.
@@eikamik1123 It's not objective at all, it's just my subjective opinion. Why are you doing this?
I think it's great that you all can enjoy these movies so much when people like myself cannot. Episode 3 is great, I can't really remember Episode 2 but remember liking it - as for Episode 1... Oh boy.
The most underrated Star Wars film imo
It is good. The only scene that was bad (which was a very important one) was the lightsaber fight. Ok yeah we got to see Yoda for two seconds but all this buildup and he really doesn't do much. He lost to Dooku. Never get the image of Anakin just standing there like a dumbass when fighting Dooku, that scene had so much potential.
I really appreciate you compiling all of these videos into one. I was always a little disappointed that AOTC and ROTS didn't have a straight forward making of documentary like TPM, so these are great to have.
Love story between Padme and Anakin is so amazing... They are so cute together :3
And the music, just no words...
John Williams, you are absolutely genius!
You mean the song is good? Because Across the Stars is fantastic, even if everything Anakin says makes me wanna become a celibate monk and/or kill myself.
Wrath- THIS. It’s honestly one of my favorite, if not my all time favorite romance in any film.
Their romance was very sweet. I like their chemistry better than Han and Leia.
@@fundhund62 Yeah it was really romantic when Anakin tells us about how he dislikes sand in great detail
@@dylanmartin9190 For some random internet nerds living in mom's basement apparently one throwaway line equals great detail 😅
Maybe you should talk to people in real life instead of youtube.
Some of them even string together two or three sentences! Watch out!
I love when Windu reaches out for his lightsaber. He has the look like "ok, now let's do this".
I like how everyone seems to be having fun making this movie. Completely different vibe from what I saw in Red Letter Media's videos. They made George come across like a clueless idiot, but he really seems like he was taking this seriously and just trying his best and working with a team of incredible people.
Yeah those RLM videos are appalling. George Lucas is a highly creative person. You may not like his creations, but they are his.
@@reinforcedpenisstem I agree, they are his creations and he can make changes to them if he sees fit.
Of course Geroge took it seriously. But the points made in the Plinkett reviews are all highly valid, and if you have counter arguments than I'd gladly read them.
@@JonathanElfving I'm not going to waste my time with all that
@@chumplafayette9561 Sure, but your point about George Lucas being surrounded by talented people isn't something RLM ever disputed. They talk a lot about how the reason the first Star Wars (1977) worked was because Lucas listened to people's input and advices on how to improve on a work which could've been disastruous had he done it all himself. When it comes to the prequels you have some of the original crew working on it (Ben Burtt) but you also have a ton of eager and talented young people wanting to do the best they can. The problem is no one wants to argue with George at this point, especially not the producer Rick McCallum, who of all people should've reigned in Lucas.
Whether or not you liked or hated the prequels, you have to admit that these guys were having the time of their lives creating these movies.
Holy crap! I grew up as a kid and fan of the prequels, but at 24 years old, this is my first time seeing this documentary! What's crazy is that George Lucas actually looked like he was a WAY better mood during this than in Phantom Menace! I know he was aware of the haters at that time, but maybe he didn't care as much as I thought he did! Gotta love GL.
@@BriFiConnections I was surprised as well, by the amount of practical affects. AotC is an underrated movie these days
@The Cambot I feel like people pick and choose most of the critisicm for attack of the clones is the romance scenes maybe just 1 or 2 scenes may feel off but majority of it is realistic.
"Attack of the Clones" is my favorite of the prequels, mainly because I'm a hopeless romantic. I love the relationship between Padme and Anakin, and John Williams' "Across the Stars" is one of my favorite pieces of Star Wars music.
i love how the jar jar actor is just hanging out everywhere. seems like a real fun dude
GOD I LOVE HAYDEN
On god
I am always amazed how" fast" they made Attack of the Clones, from 1999-2002 just 3 years and it is so long and has many different locations. For Episode 1 they were working from 1994 to 1999 I think.
Well it had way more cgi
Lucas started writing the script for Ep.1 (& 2 i think) in 94. Casting, principal photography and shooting started in 96.
I never liked Star Wars but i find these docs very interesting...
@The Cambot Not exactly, he worked with Ideas of II o III but not the whole story
Man is filming scenes for a movie coming out 5 years later and the entire sequel trilogy came out within 5 years with absolutely no plan and no idea where the story was heading at all, judge the prequels all you want but lucas had a clear vision from the get go and I'm glad we got to see it all. It's a shame it took dumpster fire of Disney films for some people to see the charm these films have
Get some puss, Braden.
@@ThisIsCreation-FollowOnTwitter So uncivilized
legit
Get some puss, Braden.
He had a vision.. so?
Yeah and his vision sort of sucked compared to his original 3 visions from 77, 80 and 83.
It must of sucked that people hated on him for using special effects, they talk about how hard it was to do even one scene.
I was 22 when AOTC was first released. Went to a packed screening on opening weekend and loved every damn minute! It became the first movie I ever went back to the cinema to watch multiple times. I had very much enjoyed TPM but AOTC genuinely made me feel like a 10 year old again. It was just so imaginative, so packed with detail and creativity, and so much fun. I genuinely feel bad for people who don't get as much pure enjoyment out of this movie as I still do. They're missing out.
Real shit this is my fav of the prequels bc the cinematography and story telling is the most creative and layered.
Seeing Hayden this cheerfull and excited, as opposed to how defeated and anxious he looks and sounds in all the new Kenobi interviews is really really sad
Also, I love how Ahmed Best always just shows up in different scenes without much input or anything, just kinda stands there
Huh? Hayden looked excited and happy in the interviews/promotional videos I saw around Kenobi
I always put off watching the prequels because of the hate they got but I finally watched them and I love them. They aren’t even close to how bad people make them seem
Agreed. They are not up to to the same standard as the original 3 films but compared to the garbage that Disney has made they are amazing.
@@braxxian the prequels are as great as the original trilogy.
Yeah, when I was younger I liked them way more than the OT
This sentiment has changed over the years a bit.
My two favourite ones would be Return of The Jedi and Revenge of the Sith, I adore Empire Strikes Back, I thoroughly enjoy The Phantom Menace, and honestly think that A New Hope is the worst SW film
Yes.. because you heard everyones opinion and then went in assuming it's bad.. this isn't rocket science.
@@guciowitomski3825 A New Hope being the worst Star Wars film is one of the most unusual opinions I’ve ever seen! It’s my second favourite film of all time. Star Wars at its most fun and feel-good
10:14 Nick is goddamn hilarious. "R4 is just R2 painted red!" Hahhhaaahahahaaah
Man, all those haters that focus on Jar Jar Binks and Anakin's hate for sand, they just don't see how amazing the world building is. I mean it spawned comics and videogames, it's just awesome the world George created with the prequels, even if you don't like them too much you have to admit it's world is beautiful.
Also a wild Mark Renton appeared in 29:01
Yea I never understood the jar jar hate either. He wasn't bad at all and like George said, it was meant for kids at the time.
"world building" lmao.. you mean merchandising? I never had an issue with the effects of the settings. The execution and pacing is poor dependent on which sequel it is.
This really helped me in my media studies. One of my dreams is to be a camera operator and film something like this...to see it all happen and do so well it must be overwhelming
45:17 "The fight scene with Obi-Wan Kenobi..." **Ewan kisses Temuera's cheek**
The prequels by George Lucas was what got me interested in Star Wars. I was so intrigued and blown away by the visionary ideas, the planets, the aliens, the flying vehicles, the droids, the architecture. A captivating work of art. I loved all the actors.
The Star Wars by disney were really awful. They were not visionary at all. Everything about Disney's Star Wars was downgraded from the stunning worlds Lucas created.
In a few years, the common theme will be, "the sequels weren't as bad as everyone said". I guarantee it. Youngsters who grew up on the sequels, will feel just as you do about the prequels. They'll talk about how great the sequels were, and how those fogies who grew up on the prequels couldn't appreciate the sequels. How they only loved the prequels due to childhood nostalgia for them.
It's like poetry, it rhymes. Until they finally stop making these movies.
Neither prequels, nor sequels were needed, and neither come close to the original trilogy. I love the OT for the same reason you love the prequels - it's just that the prequels, and especially this one, are awful. Stilted dialogue, senseless storylines, excessive use of CGI, ridiculous characters and scenes. Cliched lines. The actors aren't bad, but they seem bad, they seem wooden, because the words they're saying are not believable.
But people will defend the sequels. When they came out, the prequels were suddenly great again.
It's really cool to hear the actors go into depth when describing their role and how it fits into the overall story. I am not sure if its their dedication to understanding their character or whether they are truly that enthralled with the world Lucas has created, but either way it adds a depth to the film that you wouldn't necessarily get from a single viewing. It reminds you how thought out this story was, even down to the fighting techniques of different Jedi.
I’m Black and I love the prequel trilogy. Guess that makes me a double minority.
hoho !
Ay Welcome To The Club Lmao
Mexi Here
Ur bias
Lmao what race has to do with liking cinema. I grew up with star wars and I am not even American or from North America
6:37. "I'm a visual filmmaker, as appose to a literary filmmaker. *The movie doesn't rest in the dialogue, it rests in the visuals*." Well, at least now we have an answer.
Well George is right, I don't think he was saying the dialogue is unimportant, but that showing something is better than saying it 😁
Amazing that one man can write perfect dialogue AND create perfect visuals.
@@starwarsnerdiness5175 I don't think anyone can claim that the dialogue in star wars is actually good.
@@bobinrasterds7137 It's good.
@@starwarsnerdiness5175 ok then, you've obviously only watched films with relatively worse dialogue than star wars...
I love the gadgety tech sound effect of the cassette player at 2:59 opening up. Sounds like a sci-fi video game. Love it!
I love all these people.. and hayden too (big idol ❤️) this is starwars 💯❤️
When it comes to Cinema, and how movies are made, how they look, and the technical side that goes into, the Prequels were just as influential as the originals. Especially the technology with CGI and green screens creating characters and sets, and creating a whole atmosphere from digital effects. The prequels were groundbreaking in that aspect. Unfortunately its been so over done, abused, and depended on. Due to budgets and deadlines and many other things, CGI is usually half ass nowadays and its refreshing to see practical effects and real performance
this was the first star wars film I saw in a theater. it really meant alot to me as a kid… 🥺
These are always so much fun to watch. I wonder how much unused footage of this stuff there is. I’d surely love to see more
Wow, I've seen George in quite a few interviews now, but here he looks completely exhausted.
I really wish George would have sold Star Wars to anyone but Disney. His ideology goes against everything Disney stands for.
how
Idealogy lol. The man only cares about $$$. And Disney were the only ones with that kind money...
He was close to selling the SW franchise to Fox.
Maybe Universal would've treated Star Wars better.
Fox would probably have been better than Disney, lol!
When I first saw Star Wars Episode II, I didn't like Hayden's performance at all. But years later, after learning about Anakin/Vader's life, what we haven't seen on film. I truly love his performance and understand why Anakin was portrayed the way he was by Hayden.
Thank you for compiling all these into an awesome documentary so I can save myself lots of time and sanity really nice work
1:10:50 you already did that. White Mage, Blood Sucking Vampire, Heavy Metal Legend, sith Lord was the Cherry on top. RIP Good SIR.
As someone who watched the entire Lucas era of Star Wars films recently, I really fail to understand the hate the prequels got. They are not as good as the original, but in my opinion they are still good films, and fantastic Star Wars films at that. They seem dated now, but at the time I am sure they were visually stunning. The acting can be a little janky at times, but it doesn't work to distract you from the film. Maybe the storyline doesn't have as much 'flow' as the original, but then again I feel like working backwards in any film series will suffer from this issue of continuity, since you are restricted into a forced outcome.
Honestly, I feel like the hate they got was completely unjustifiable, completely exaggerated and suffered from serious bandwagonism where people pile on the hate on a film that maybe did underperform, solely because it was hyped up to be an inevitable disappointment. The story is engaging, the visuals and camera work are very good, especially considering they were pioneering and experimental at the time and they all have a unmistakable 'Star Wars' feel to them.
Go into it blind, like I did, with literally zero expectations, and you will see they are very engaging, enjoyable and classic films. Lucas, and all involved in the prequels, is owed a massive apology.
" I'm a senator "
@@m3gAnac0nda …she is though
Dialogue was pretty bad but the overall story was great, and you had some great performances by Ewan McGregor, Samuel L. Jackson, and so many others, and I think Revenge of the Sith is overall an incredible movie
You just said why people hate it, it's interesting how many of these comments have "but" and "even though"
Thats how you know it's cope
@@chadthundercock4806 seeing “cope” from the guy watching a documentary about a movie he thinks is bad is perfect irony.
I will be completely honest. It may not be THE best Star Wars film of them all, but everytime I watch it I get a nice, warm feeling about it. It's hard to explain and what I said can lead to easy jokes haha, but I guess what I mean is that it is a rather enjoyable and light hearted and enjoyable Star Wars story.
We see the Republic in times of peace (mostly) we see Anakin and Padme happy, visiting beautiful scenarios, before everything goes downhill in ROTS, and even though their chemistry as a couple and their dialogues aren't that strong in this film, it is all enhanced by the story about these characters itself, and by the heavenly soundtrack Across the Stars. Something about their romance is just heartwarming in this film and is made even more poignant when it is contrasted to these characters' tragic outcome later on. The film also has some quite unique and enjoyable scenes in the franchise.
Even with its flaws I consider Attack of the Clones an enjoyable watch and (as a prequels kid) one of my favourites.
Love that. I feel similarly about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008), which is my second favorite Indiana Jones movie
Yeah everyone has different taste on how they view a particular movie or trilogy you know like besides Stat Wars or Indiana Jones you have like The Lord of the Rings and Star Trek. Theres always a love hate relationship with these kinds of Trilogies and it hits different for alot of people and usually it can be a cultural impact too. Sure you look back as an adult and your like damn this or that looks put off or a particular dialog seems to clunky or unnecessary or blah blah blah but when your a child it hits on another level that you don't see thing like this you know. I mean I live on nostalgia no doubt about it. I buy literally retro Star Wars Merch all the time if it intrigues me. I was a prequels kid and my uncle got me into star wars when they rolled around since he went thru the OG when he as well was a kid and now my 10 year old daughter loves the sequels even though I have a different taste but you know if they like it let them love it even if you have a different opinion but I see this a generational thing kids watch the OG then have kids there kids see the prequels there parents may love it or hate it but the kids love it then those prequel kids grow up and have kids and there kids see the sequels again parents have different opinions but there kids loves it so yeah again love hate relationship kids loves it, adults dislikes it. At least to some not all. Star Wars is a kids movie you can tell by the pattern I've somewhat made. Don't like it don't watch it. Its not that hard but I encourage you to watch it with your kids regardless of your disire.
30:12 George’s mind: ”Open the blast doors”
I absolutely love Hayden's performace in the prequels. I don't seem to understand people's complaints... everything he does depicts the nature of Anakin's character.
the prequels are really good as they got me into star wars and revenge of the sith is proably my favourite star wars movie
I wish those props would been preserved in a museum because they are so amazing 😢
RIP Jeremy Bulloch
great, thank you!
Oh and yeah, he did it. He inspired and created the means for what might be the best looking and most efficiently made television series of all time. The Mandalorian is all of this work realized. Can’t wait to see what the Kenobi miniseries looks like
When i hear George pronounce the names of his places and characters,
i realize i've been saying them all wrong my whole life.
I love this movie
I’m at a Actor school at the moment, and able to see this makes me smile. :)
The way George says to Samuel L. Jackson, "You might ge purple..." You can see the wheels turning. "There is only green and blue for Jedi, but purple...could be a great toy!"
56:25
Anakin: You turned her against me
You have done that to yourself.
This is life changing!
Ewan McGregor is my favorite
I love watching these making of the movie documentaries.
Great stuff!
I hope that young filmmakers watch and look at this stuff in order to appreciate films in the way they should be appreciated. How they were made and the art of telling a story through visual media.
Lol! Yes, we need young filmmakers to be inspired by Lucas’s soulless prequels!
@@sheikbombalot5781 The prequels had a lot of issues, particularly with the writing and George Lucas' creative control.
They are still pretty inspiring for filmmakers though. Anything from the ILM and the art departments on all three films are pretty incredible.
i think this may be my favorite star wars movie
It is amazing how much imagination everyone had to work with to end up making a movie like that!
I don't quite get why there are peopke who hate on epsiode 1-3. All movies 1-6 are amazing as a whole.
If anyone wants to hate, hate on 7-9. Those are garbage
It was the hype and the grwat expextations i think
But yeah star wars is 1-6
Everything after is disney foolishness
Awe, all those sweet little younglings are going to die.
Awe.
Those are positive changes!
@@sheikbombalot5781 😂
Kid: I can’t see
Crew member who’s definitely a sith lord: a jedi doesn’t need to see
Hayden loves falling.
'Anakin Skyfaller'
@@VibingMeike ha ha
Episode 2 is my least favorite of the 6 star wars movies, but I really appreciate it for the amazing world building it has. The best in the series
What do you mean by "world building" ?
What I find almost ironic is how they are proud they are using so much cgi- it’s funny how our perception of these movies has changed.
That's how you promoted big sci fi movies back then, by hyping up any revolutionary new effects. It helped sell tickets
James Cameron is trying to make 3D movies without 3D glasses imagine if he makes it true.
@@histguy101 a less cynical take is that they didn't know the full potential of CGI then. You can tell how excited they were and the limitations weren't as obvious as they are now. That's innovation for you, even if the final result is flawed
@@BlueisNotaWarmColour I think they exaggerated a lot of it though. They also exaggerated how much cg was being used in Matrix trilogy and Lord of the Rings as well. They gave the impression that they were building whole sets in a computer when all 3 trilogies were using mostly using it for compositing, projecting crowds, lighting, and some experimental cg stunt doubles and whatnot.
@@histguy101 perhaps
god hayden was so handsome oh my
I'm a straight male and I still agree with you. He is handsome, but I ain't attracted to him, if that makes sense
@@leonardochapman4736 sure...
@@leonardochapman4736 I think he's handsome and I am wearing an orange t shirt, but I'm not attracted to him, but I am wearing an orange t shirt if that makes sense
yeah I got lost gazing into his eyes he's so fucking dreamy no homo
😍😍 IKR
I think this really solidifies starwars as one of the best High fantasy series ever made.
Happy 20th anniversary!!
Well George they are all shooting on digital now! Only a very few use film nowadays
THIS IS A LEGENDARY QUOTE, "I DONT CARE ABOUT NO STINKIN EYELINES... WHO CARES ABOUT EYELINES"
Every DOP ever would hate that quote
Isn't it ironic that the Mandalorian has taken this to its logical conclusion by filming with a completely digital stage where they display the background for the actors to see while the film. Lucas arts, Lucas films and ILM have given more to movies than any other single studio in history. More than MGM, universal or anyone
That’s called front projection and something they’ve been doing since the 50ies.
Lol!
@@sheikbombalot5781it's no where near the same effect you dolt
Less that two weeks to Obi-wan airs on Disney+ (as of writing this on 14.05.2022). Mcgregor and Hayden back together ... so exited to watch that!
I didn't know John Krasinski was doubling for Hayden Christensen 20:04
Is that really him?
50:31 that is the look of a happy man.
Fans are ridiculous and seeing them freaking out at Disney SW is satisfying: they smeared this movie and this trilogy for many years when it's nowhere near as bad as they said and they were easily baited by Episode VII (which is terrible).
Also this movie contains many warnings about the current day situation with the post-truth and the fake news era.
Exactly, the fans got the movies they deserved with the sequels for how they treated George, the prequels, and the actors.
Why ewan kissin everyone
Bruh fr 😂
He probably really gets on with everyone and knows them all personally
"You were my brothers and sisters, I loved you".
He’s bisexual I think
I don’t get why they shredded Hayden he did an amazing job. I quote his lines and mannerisms as anakin everyday
I don’t think so.
I grew up with the original trilogy but I was also 13 when the prequels came out. I was around the perfect age to love these films and I do! I always will! Minus the sequels I’m also really satisfied with the way the Disney+ shows are adding to the lore. Rogue One is also my Episode 3.5 along with Obi Wan Kenobi
Digitals surpassed film in so many ways
Never gets old
41:47 I thought Lucas wants to erase the existence of Holiday special, so I am surprised.
Interesting tidbit in this documentary at ~@16:15 So they’re obviously shooting Ep. 2 Attack of the Clones but here Hayden & George were talking about Ep. 3 Revenge of the Sith Quick tangent: The Owen homestead is in the same spot it’s just been rebuilt it’s stated here. Anyway So Lucas having good prescience along with his insane imagination told Hayden they were doing a shot right then for Ep. 3 Revenge of the Sith That’s pretty crazy If you followed Lucas’ Star Wars development & writing trajectory you learn that he had a lot of it in his head but the scripts & stuff were done individually because things developed & changed along the way. So it’s likely that during the Clones shoot here, the Sith story let alone script wasn’t even committed to paper yet. I’m not positive about that thought. So I guess it was the Sand People episode which is a salient moment. Still it’s pretty crazy to have the foresight & have a story of this scope in your mind you’re able to shoot it a couple years beforehand. We always get reminded how much of a madman George Lucas is.
I was 9 when Episode I hit the cinemas, so I grew up with the prequels. As a 31 years old guy I understand that the films do have some flaws, but I never found anything wrong with them. I love all three prequels, they are all unique and great since they attract younger and also older audience. Not same can be said about the sequel trilogy I guess... but maybe Im wrong. Maybe 20 years later people will say the sequels are good.
I highly doubt that because prequels have amazing world building. Pod racing. Lot of other things which is enjoyable for younger audience. Disney trilogy lacks that.
33:06 Where the LAAT got its sound, that is impressive
The best prequel hands down
If George made a Star Wars movie today I don’t even know if he’d want to use real actors he would literally make everything digitally.
It would still innovate though. You have to give him that
You should watch "The Practical Effects of the Star Wars Prequels"
No but watch the making of mandalorian. They use gaming tech
@Kirkpatrick
Ah, so that’s why the Mandalorian looks like soulless garbage!
@Mr Green.
Yup, and it would probably be even worse than the prequels.
The OT was about people and human connections. He seems to not be interested in that today, but just play on his little computer.
50:32 i'm here, will watch later
Edit: I did watch it 1 year later and from the beginning, i had forgot about this comment lol
seeing Matthew Wood go from working as a young guy at ilm and now hes literally in every star wars thing. legend
Good job
2:29 i see the stress of ep 1 made him gain weight lol
as oppose to Peter Jackson on LOTR
@@roryvesper6773 exactly
The second half of this movie is amazing. And the themes are great throughout
Agree. Maybe George is not the best at writing, but the segond half is great
Now they have digital sets for The Mandalorian. George was ahead of the game again.
(Sigh
It’s called front projection and they’ve been doing it since the 50ies.
@@sheikbombalot5781 not even close to the same thing. Also typing sigh is one of the most neckbeard things you can do
This is Star Wars. All the opposite to the Disney Trilogy.
Prequels are the best. personally the prequels are what i recognize star wars as