Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (14 Year Old Son's First Time Watching REACTION)
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Original Movie: Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith
Anakin joins forces with Obi-Wan and sets Palpatine free from the evil clutches of Count Doku. However, he falls prey to Palpatine and the Jedis' mind games and gives into temptation.
Release date: 19 May 2005 (UK)
Director: George Lucas
Prequel: Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones
Budget: 113 million USD
Nominations: MTV Movie & TV Award for Best Fight, MORE
Box office: 868.4 million USD
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Now THIS is a father and son relationship to admire
Thank you so much my friend! what a lovely wholesome comment!
I notice the boys voice is starting to change now.. becoming a young man :)
I was just thinking that! I had a terrible relationship with my father, and most people's relationship with their father become more distant the older they get. But these two seem like "Clones" of each other. and in a good way, in the star wars way, they appreciate the same everything, its like Cody and Rex.
@@muldoone6920 well that is the greatest compliment ever...Rex and Cody?? haha awesome. Thank you so much!
True. :)
Fun fact: the kid (a young adult by now of course) who said the "Master Skywalker..." line gave an interview a few years back, and he claimed that when filming the scene Hayden actually yelled "Booo!" at them. Since it was unscripted it genuinely startled him, that's why he's reaction to Anakin igniting the lightsaber was so good. He also said, that after watching the film, his parents had to reassure him, that Anakin didn't actually kill him in the film.
Saw that interview. The boy, Sons Bandeam (Ross Beadman, his character name is an anagram of his real name) said he and Hayden became good friends and stayed in touch for years following the film, and reunited at a reunion. The Padawan that was killed by Clone Troopers on the platform where Bail Organa was, is Zett Jukassa, and was played by Jett Lucas, son of George Lucas.
@@jeffburnham6611* Sors Bandeam
Lmao that's hilarious imagine having to explain to your kid you haven't been murdered in a movie when in fact you did 😂 🤣 💀
@@johncarter5079 Similar thing happened with Schindler’s List. SPOILERS: One of the main focuses of the movie is a girl with a read coat, and Steven Spielberg told her never to watch the movie until she was 18, as it later shows her rotting corpse being wheeled away after being dug up from a mass grave. She ended up watching the movie at 11 and she said it traumatized her.
There's a theory about Sons, that he might have survived Anakin's attack, albeit with a huge scar on his face. Because he's got the right age to become a certain force-user Skeptic.No.One.Knew. Existed.
“so much is gonna change; his name, his address, his phone number” i started cracking up, that made my day
lol, he say's the funniest things :)
i think the scene Obi-Wan is talking to Padme is such an underrated part.
the line:
"Anakin is the farther, isn't he?"
"I'm so sorry"
... just carries so much weight since Kenobi knows that Anakin will end up dead either way
also the music playing in that scene is actually called "I'm so sorry"
Except Anakin wasn’t truly gone as his son Luke would prove by episode 6.
@@jmwilliamsart Obi-Wan didn't know that...
It is called Anakin's Dark Deeds.
@@arctique_saberfonts It's "I'm so sorry." But it was unreleased so they put it in as the second half of Anakin's Dark Deeds
@@radioactivetaco9579 Yes, my bad,I realized it shortly after posting this, I stand corrected, thanks!
Two things in Star Wars that never get old:
1) jokes about Anakin killing the younglings
2) the younglings
oh no
@@DaanBruins uh yes
@@AgntFL what do you mean by that?
@@DaanBruins I mean neither of those will ever get old
@@AgntFL I meant as a joke. Reflecting on how the second one was a pretty dark joke.
What a Movie. Full of action, Heartbreak, pain, loss, sorrow, excitement. Great CGI, Great Story. Truly, a great film.
Completely agree bro, such a great movie
I agree.
my favorite
The look and double take on his face when Yoda was fighting. He said it looked like a tic-tac. Dad said, “It’s not the size, it’s where you stick it.” HILARIOUS!!!! ❤️🙃
Kev put In the title “14 year old clone wars fan”. It’s something that makes this reaction very unique to watch someone who has seen clone wars watch ROTS for the first time, will get you more views which you deserve.
As bummed as I was we had to wait so long between this and Clones, I agree.
It hits different when you learn to love these characters in the show. Clone Wars made this movie even better.
Revenge Of The Sith is my absolute favorite out of the prequels. The double climactic lightsaber duels that take place toward the end of the movie. Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader VS Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar and Yoda VS Emperor Palpatine on Coruscant in the Senate chamber are top notch across the board. Musical score, fight choreography, visual effects, audio effects and emotional impact. I give them all an A+.
Such an amazing movie all round! totally mind blowing!
I think he will love Rogue One as well
@@SofaandChill if you're into gaming, I beat a Star Wars game called The Force Unleashed twice already on my Xbox 360. It takes place in between the prequels and the original trilogy and you see Darth Vader with his own apprentice, against the wishes of Emperor Palpatine. Darth Vader plots behind the Emperor's back to murder him, essentially. If you choose the Jedi route for the main character Starkiller, you get to see a scene where he and Vader actually fight on board the Death Star before taking on Emperor Palpatine himself.
I need to say, I love this father and son relationship, its just so wholesome to see you two do these reactions together. You can be really proud of Lewis and yourself, for beeing a great dad. Love it 👍🏼
Aww thanks Nils, I am really proud of Lewis, such a cool kid :)
"It's like watching Ant and Dec fight each other to the death" Quote of the year right there XD
My first-time seeing Revenge of the Sith in the theater when I was fourteen remains my favorite cinema going experience. Last summer, this was playing in a theater near where my brother lives. My brother and I caught the rerelease of Sith, and it took us right back to the summer of 2005. It was great.
still have my darth Vader 7/11 slurpee cup from almost 18 years ago somewhere in my house ahhh simpler times.
I was 12. Was definitely one of my favorite movie going experiences
I always enjoy the opening to ROTS because Palpatine looks legitimately worried. He needs to rely solely on Anakin and Obi-Wan because he can’t use his own abilities in front of them. Probably his most prolonged time truly vulnerable.
This kid is about to make this movie his entire personality for the rest of his life
Loved this reaction, Lewis comparing Anakin and Obi Wan to Ant and Dec is the most geordie line ever 🤣
One of my favorite things about George's use of subtle imagery in this movie is after anakin transitions to being darth Vader, a ton of the shots of him doing evil deeds is always showing half of his face to symbolize that even though he's seemingly lost, part of anakin is still there.
Another fun fact that a lot of fans don't know is why anakin was so upset with not gaining the rank of master. His "it's never been done before, it's insulting" is only a surface level excuse to why he's upset. He's actually mad because all the master techniques (like healing) are only accessible to those with the rank of master. He really needed that title to access the Jedi archives and learn a light side method to saving padme, and being denied that boxed him into a corner that made him feel like palpatine was the only one offering a solution before padmes due date.
Loved the reactions guys!
How right you are, the Jedi did use Anakin just like Palpatine would after he became Darth Vader. Padme was one of the only people who didn’t use Anakin, and truly loved him. She was right about there still being good in him, as their son Luke would validate.
That was a novelization addition. In the movies there’s no reason to think Anakin wants to be a master for any reason besides thinking he deserves the rank. (I wonder who have Anakin that idea.)
@@GrapeCheckerBoard I never said it wasn't. However, the novelizations were signed off by George, which gives more credence to the ideas presented in them than not. It's not like George can put every single idea he has in the movies. They would be even longer than LOTR lol he probably worked closer with the book novelizations than he did any other writer. I wouldn't be surprised if all the ideas in the novelizations were ideas the writer drew from based on things George told them.
@Antonio-Gransci Anakin had no right to a seat on the Council, and even he knew his appointment was inappropriate. He threw a tantrum over not getting a title he didn’t deserve.
This was great. Thank you. I'm glad you added Lewis into the mix. I've seen so many adult reactors getting into Star Wars on youtube, but it's so cathartic to see a kid of his age get to experience this with you, just like most of us experienced it when we were young.
The prequels were made for my generation and, though they didn't get much respect when they released, I'm glad they're getting the love they deserve now.
They had their issues with writing and acting, but the action was cool, and the story was coherent. I still rewatch them.
I will say this. The last three installments to the Star Wars Sage only made me appreciate episodes 1 - 3 even more.
Fun fact, the actor playing doku was the inspiration for 007, he was a real spy in ww2 what he did is still classified and he new tolken personally, he even new what some one sounded like when stabbed from behind like saroman was in Lord of the rings. Sir Lee is a legend
That interview Peter Jackson gave about Sir Christopher Lee correcting him and politely educating Jackson. So menacing. Lol
And he was the best Dracula.
My father, when I was about the age of your son, told me "It is time for you to know a tale, a tale of knights, swords of light, space and many more things" I am 32 now and I can tell firmly, Sir you are a good father, a very good father indeed.
Yay! I hope you weren't stressing out too badly over that upload, dude!
You have no idea my brother :)
@@SofaandChill Been sending you positive vibes, you guys are the best! There are a few "holy s**tbuisbuits!" coming your way yet in SW... So excited for you lads!
My fav Star Wars movie. Its just so tragic. Loved Louis' reaction. Enjoy fellas
That's awesome your son was able to watch all of the Clone Wars series before Episode III. His reaction to Anakin being named Vader was priceless. Hope one day to become a father and share that same experience with my kids! Great videos!
"master skywalker, there are too many of them, what we are gonna to do?" Anaking be like: did you just said "sand"?
The final fight between Anakin and Obi-Wan is on record for the longest sword fight in cinematic history. My fav film. Glad you enjoyed!
I was 9 when I went with my family to see this in theaters. I wish I had been older so I could have properly appreciated it. All I remember is crying the entire 3rd act and asking, "Why Anakin, why?"
“Lament”, the score that plays over the great Jedi purge, is one of the most hauntingly sad pieces of music put to film.
Honestly it was probably a good idea to wait until the end of season 5 of clone wars to watch this. It’s allowed you to fall in love with these characters. It’s a greater emotional impact with all of the extra info.
As a father who can't see his son as much at the moment I must say this was really helpful. Good on you dad. 👏
I feel ya mate, I get very limited time with Lewis which is a killer. Pleased we get to watch stuff like this :)
This was my first Star Wars in theatre’s with my father when it came out on Father’s Day back in 2005. The fact your watching this with your son and he gets to experience my favorite Movie in the franchise this was brings back fond memories.
I've been a sub for a while, i've been so excited for this because it's the first time i've personally seen someone react to this movie AFTER seeing Clone Wars. It adds so much more to every scene and this was a pleasure to watch.
The scar in the face of Anakin should be the one in the battle against Asaj Ventress, Count Dooku's disciple, in the first clone wars animated series, the one directed by Gendy Tartakowski for Cartoon Network. It's on Disney's but many will tell that's not canon but I don't care, that series has perfect continuity between films and explains also why general Grievous is wounded. Oh, subscribed!
The way Hayden delivers lines like "LIAR", "I HATE YOU"....etc (memes aside) is so good.
It brought me to tears watching dad look away from his son
This reaction is EVERYTHING!! Kev and Lewis watching LOADS of Star Wars sounds like a perfect way to start off 2023!
Lil man is going to learn what true heartbreak is once you're done with Star Wars
So the surgery to fix anakins body took 4 days and he was forced to stay awake with no anesthesia , they peeled off every single piece of his skin and put new skin on him, they also cut into his chest and sawed through all his ribs to remove all his burnt organs and replace them with parts. They had to attach his nerves to the new metal parts on his limbs and body that attached himself to the suit when he put it on. Also the suit doesn’t fit him, so it snags and rips his skin when he moves. That’s why darth Vader’s so angry.
The way he just looks up at the camera when palpatine says “have you ever herd the tragedy of darth plagus the wise?” 😂
“Kit! Don’t knock his smile off!” *Instantly dies* 😂
Little man is a trooper! Poor guy just watched his whole childhood go up in flames for 2 hours watching episode 3 lol. On a serious note I really appreciate your love of star wars thanks for sharing your experiences with this timeless IP.
"It's like watching Ant 'n' Dec fight each other to the death"! 😆😆😆
Still makes me laugh Allan mate :)
“Im hurtin”
Bro I felt that in my soul 😂
HAHAHAHA
"it's not about how big it is, it's where you stick it"
Lewis: 👀
Ill will always think of the prequels as true modern day equivalent to a Shakespearian tragedy. I just can't help but tear up every time I watch this movie. The end of The Clone Wars honestly made order 66 even more heart breaking. I know so much of the fanbase prefers the original trilogy but to me Revenge of The Sith coupled with the entirety of Clone Wars is what I immediately think of when someone mentions Star Wars. Awesome reaction lads, a great Father/Son dynamic, never take it granted. I too hope that one day I can enjoy Star Wars with my kids.
Before starting the video, I just wanna say how much I adore you guys! After wrapping the prequels, I think we'll all agree Lewis can cut his Padawan braid now as a full Jedi Knight, with you both nearly Jedi Masters as you wrap the Clone Wars.
Edit after watching: Yep, Kenobi takes place roughly exactly half way between ep 3 and 4, around 10years after this one. So long as you guys go in chronological order from here (sounds like that's the plan), it's pretty much smoothe sailing from here!
I'm also so happy you guys decided to toss most of Clone Wars in before episode 3. Most of us cared at Order 66, but had no clue who these Jedi were, but seeing Lewis rattling off names.... I'm jealous of his experience there. So was my former Padawan, but she did NOT wanna wait for ep3 and was worried she wouldn't enjoy "a silly cartoon".... She LOVED Clone Wars and regretted not watching in the order Lewis did.
So excited for you guys and what's in store!!!
Probably one of the best points to stop clone wars and watch episode 3, because the very next arc is a fairly substantial "spoiler", as is (to a lesser extent) the final arc of season 6. But you got just far enough to know roughly where Ahsoka is (or isn't) so you avoid that confusion, and get a little bit more of why Anakin is predisposed to be against the Jedi.
Lewis' reaction when you said "its not how big it is, its where you stick it" was priceless.
I knew that you would watch this masterpiece again just to record your son's reaction, now that I have seen it, his first reaction was no different than when you first watched the movie. As the saying goes, "Great minds think alike." 👏
Can't wait to enjoy this with my son when he's older!
Such a brilliant and heartbreaking reaction. To see your son react to the deaths of his favourite Jedis from the Clone Wars...it broke me man! He'd had the knowledge of knowing them where when it was released they were just caricatures...this may be the best way to view this. Brutal even now to watch!
G'day it's Steven from Down Under
Star Wars has been part of my DNA since I was a child, I was captivated in 1977 at the age of eight viewing episode IV at a Sydney cinema, and that was the beginning of my journey.
My youngest child is a boy, and until he was about fourteen he was a fan too, though young men develop other interests as they mature he still likes Star Wars now at the age of 21.
Your father & son interaction is lovely, I'm reminded of my own many years ago, and your genuine reactions and so real, what a lovely bond you have, it's also wonderful to see younger generations love and enjoy Star Wars too.
"MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU ALWAYS"
Palpatine expertly played Anakin, ever since he first met the young boy during the Victory celebrations on Naboo. The Tragedy was that if only Anakin hadn't surrendered himself to Hate and Anger after Shmi died in his arms, he would have remained a Jedi, Palpatine felt his emotions at the same time Yoda did at this point.
Obi Wan truly loved his former Padawan,and that image of Anakin horribly burned and having lost virtually all of his limbs, admitting his Hate for his former Teacher, that must've left a scar on his heart. Probably why Obi Wan took it upon himself to watch over the young Luke as his unofficial Guardian on Tatooine, sensing the young boy's strong connection to the Force, careful to protect the boy from any influence from the Dark Side.
To be fair the Jedi didn’t give him an outlet for his emotions, they just kept telling him to suppress them and keep them bottled up. Obi Wan was too much of a traditional minded Jedi for someone like Anakin, and he didn’t stand up for him against the Council when he should’ve, ultimately he did fail Anakin, and so did the Jedi as a whole. What were the Jedi thinking when they gave Palpatine access to Anakin in the first place?
“It’s like watching Ant and Dec fight each other” 😂
i loved that juxtaposition: " I HATE YOU!" to "I loved you!"
lol, yeah...bit of a jump haha
@@SofaandChill 😔☹️
I remember watching this one in the cinema it was and still is frigin brilliant, also I feel sorry for the kid when you go near the Disney verse films so sad. Best stick to kenobi and mando
This movie is excellent! Great reaction. It's really cool to see the duality that Anakin feels during the movie because at the end of the day he just wants to save the one he loves, which is totally fair and understandable for us, all humans feel that. And when he discovers that it is possible to do it, he realizes the barriers that go against the Jedi order and he is in this huge conflict because he no longer trusts the order so much and if what they are doing is right, because they basically became soldiers of the Republic and that makes him lose that unshakable faith in the Order, we can also see this in the Clone Wars episode when Ashoka is persecuted and expelled from the order, he says that- "You know what it's like to want to leave order". And little by little these things were creating this doubt in his head "Am I on the right side?". The final battle is spectacular, the best in the saga, two brothers fighting for two valid objectives despite Anakin having turned to the dark side, his main objective is to save his wife's life. Obi wan's speech at the end is wonderful. What a spectacular storyline!!!
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Indeed, the Jedi Order had become too dogmatic, too rigid, and arrogant. They talk about the risks that come with emotional attachments yet they were so attached to a corrupt and dysfunctional Republic, and the power that it gave them. I honestly don’t blame Anakin for feeling disillusioned with the Jedi Order.
Loved this reaction video because it gave me so much perspective about the emotional depth that the Clone Wars series created. It makes the events around Order 66 even that much more devastating. It was fun to go on this journey with you. Looking forward to more videos.
Kev you got it in the Right Order it will make since when you go back to Clone War's finally season 🤘 I will never get over how Legendary this movie is 🌋,"Anakin/Vader I am more powerful than the Chancellor I can overthrow him" 20 Year's later He does Saving he's Son Luke, Filling The Prophesy of The Chosen 💚🤘 Amazing reaction as always guy's 🙏
Thanks Charlie bro and yeah, what a truly spectacular movie this is! Lewis's number 1 movie now lol
@@SofaandChill To be honest I believe that both the Jedi Order and the Republic both needed to fall in order to start over later on and learn from their mistakes. The Jedi Order was too dogmatic, too detached to the ordinary people, arrogant, and they were too attached to the Republic and the power it gave them. And the Republic was too corrupt, it was already tottering even without Palpatine’s machinations.
What Yoda meant when he said he failed is that he failed the Order as a whole. He never allowed the order to change, to evolve. The Sith had evolved, and grown stronger since Darth Bane’s rule of two. Whereas the Jedi had only stagnated, and only trained to fight the last battle. Both Obi Wan and Yoda needed to go into exhile in order to learn what it meant to be true Jedi, to learn from their mistakes, and to watch over Luke and Leia.
In Star Wars Legends (forget the sequel trilogy) Luke’s new Order allows Jedi to marry and have children. His new Order teaches new Jedi to experience all emotions and to master them while still having attachments so that they don’t fall to the dark side. Besides Qui Gon Luke is what the Jedi should’ve been. Luke’s attachments are what saved him, his friends, and ultimately his father Anakin from the dark side.
Padme was right about there being good in Anakin, and Luke was the only one that could’ve brought it out because of the family connection to Padme. Luke is more like his mother Padme, he inherited her determination, hopefulness, and her compassion. What Palpatine also hated was not only that Luke had refused him, is that he reminded him of Padme who was one of his greatest obstacles. Even though Palpatine won the battle, in the long run Padme won the war, she inspired millions to oppose Palpatine and join the Rebellion, and her 2 children would help take Palpatine down.
You made the right decision to watch it now to avoid spoilers in the upcoming seasons.
There's so many memes out of this. Your son must learn them all!
"Fear leads to anger.
Anger leads to hate.
Hate lea ds to suffering..."
- Yoda -
Edit: Also, there is a nice theory as to why Padmé "died of sadness"; Some believe, myself included, Palpatine drained her life to preserve Vader. A sort of cruel and ironic twist to things.
After watching this episode as a teenager, I realized for myself that I hate both the Sith and the Jedi and their moronic code, because of which Anakin became like this. If there hadn't been so much disdain for him on the part of the council, and a ban on the NATURAL NEED OF HUMAN IN LOVE, he would not have gone over to the dark side.
"let the fighting stop and let the diplomacy resume" a sentence I hear so often the last 2-3 years...
You guys might find the Cinema Therapy episode about Anakin interesting because they go into what all was causing him to behave the way he did. I highly recommend their entire channel!
2005 is a year I'll never forget. Watching Revenge of the Sith 2 or 3 times on the big screen and the hype leading up to it brings me so much nostalgia. Most of that year was spent clubbing every week, working my first ever job, attending my second year in college and playing Kotor I & II to death. Wish i had a time machine lol
The one funny thing about Episode 3 now that you've seen Clone Wars, Anakin says to Dooku "My powers have doubled since the last time we met, Count." as if their last meeting was in Episode 2, but as we learn in Clone Wars they met and dueled at most a month or two before on Christophsis.
I'm currently reading the books around these movies. It is definitely worth the read
that novelization is PAINFUL
@@MeliDMR93 yup just like the kenobi ledgens novel.
How have I just discovered these?! I must binge the Star Wars and Clone Wars reactions immediately!!
lol, well thank you so much! I will be watching Doctor Who sometime so will catch up on your videos soon :)
@@SofaandChill Ahhh, sounds amazing! I hope you enjoy ☺️
I'm so glad I decided to click on this video when it popped into my recommended list. My dad had me watching star wars damn near out of the womb, so it's really awesome to see a father share his love of this franchise with his son. And Luis's commentary through the whole damn thing had me howling with laughter. I'm gonna have to go back and watch the rest of your guys star wars stuff now, and I can't wait to see what you put out in the future. To quote a certain sith lord "I'll be watching your career with great interest!"
there is book that has a short paragraph on how plaptine respected yoda and how he considerd him an equal on power found their dual fun
“For its time, the CGI was good”
For a second I thought he was talking about the OT. When I realized he’s talking about the PT, the stuff that still feels pretty new to me, I felt really old 😅
Anakin's line about Obi-Wan's fate being the same as his and Palatine's is eerily prophetic. They all died aboard a death star.
There’s a fan theory I subscribe to which is the way Darth Plaugeus could keep the ones he cared for alive is by take the life of someone else and put it into the person who he wants to save basically Sidious took Padme’s life in to keep Vader alive that’s how he knew she died
I still can’t believe they showed a man burning alive in a Star Wars movie.
27:37 - I can't even imagine how he felt when he saw this...
found your channel only recently and, man you guys watch everything i care about down to the T. i still remember watching all this for the first time with my dad in 05. cant wait for more content!
Get ready because they're going to watch basically everything STAR WARS related.
Love the parallel when Obi Wan says "Anakin is the father isn't he?, I'm so sorry" to Padme in episode III and when he tells Bo Katan, "Your Satine's sister aren't you, I'm so sorry" in the Clone Wars. STAR WARS IS SO POETIC!!!!!!!
Enjoy the rest of Clone Wars, they did a fantastic job with the story and characters. I would watch Rebels before you watch Solo or Rogue One, at least the first two seasons, if not the whole thing. I would certainly watch Rebels before Kenobi, but I suspect some may disagree with that. Tales of the Jedi can be watched whenever, but I would again advise beginning Rebels before you watch the end of that too.
Also your sons insight is immaculate! He truly has a heart of pure gold. Very wise for his age!
Everytime I see your videos it makes my day when I see your reactions it makes me feel the same feeling as its my first time watching too keep doing what your doing
I think this is actually a decent order to watch everything in. One of the biggest draws of Clone Wars for me is knowing how that saga ends, in Episode III. And, no spoilers, but I really like watching Rebels before the end of Clone Wars, just because it leaves open the question: “what happened between then and now?” And it’s that pursuit of answers that makes the Star Wars journey, twisting as it is, worth it.
Yo, just wanna say Revenge of the Sith and Empire Strikes Back are my favorite Star Wars films and it's great to see you share them with your son. You're a very cool Dad my guy! My Dad introduced me to the OT because of historic reasons when I was young but he didn't know S$#^T about em lol, but you got the passion and that"s awesome. Peace out
Hi Derek, yeah I am really lucky that I have a son that is interested in watching them also. Creates great memories especially for him!
Speak soon mate
At the end of this movie the theater was dead silent. No one spoke, no one seemed to breathe. It was such a surreal experience. It was incredible.
grew up watching it and love the first 6 and love this one especially with the official rise of Darth Vader
This is arguably better to watch it before the 6th season of clone wars because you get to know a few things through the season that helps clear it up. And frankly makes it even more emotional
This is one my favorite movies.
I loved watching again with you guys.
Great reactions
Thanks Sonia, we really appreciate that 😊
So happy you are enjoying watching along
This one and rogue one are my top 2 Star Wars movies💜💜
Your relationship with your son has brought more tears than the movie itself
“No, we’ve gotta save the beard” ah yes, another fine addition to the obi daddy cult 😂😭❤️
Lewis has the advantage of watching clone wars prior to revenge of the sith, Clone wars wasn't around when I was his age when episode 3 was in the cinemas, the attachment you get to the clones and the other jedi masters will make episode 3 all the more upsetting which enhances the shock factor of order 66. Seriously cannot wait for the reaction to the remaining episodes of the clone wars. Overall this was a brilliant reaction, loved the sly expressions you made Kev, as you knew what was coming before it happened 😂
I've been watching your Star Wars reactions since your first reaction to this film and finally getting back to it is insane. I remember saying this film is 1000x better after watching clone wars but that was just pure pain! Anakin's story is easily the greatest tragedy in cinema. Glad you're loving clone wars - the ending of that is so so good
I'm here for all the reactions. It's really fun to see your son watch these things for the first time. And welcome on the Star Wars journey, it's good to have you both.
Yep out of all Star Wars movies the last hour is the hardest Star Wars to watch ,but in my opinion the greatest part of the story
Totally agree my friend!
No matter how many times I watch Order 66 happen, it never gets any easier to watch. I remember going to see this in theaters with a few friends who were more casual Star Wars fans. They had forgotten when watching the other films that Anakin becomes Vader so they were just as emotional upon leaving the cinema as the die hard fans.
I’m not picky with how people watch Star Wars. I don’t think the order matters since every new film, series, etc is meant as an entry point for new fans. I have friends who disagree with me on this point, but I am always just happy whenever anyone takes an interest in anything Star Wars. If I get to share in that interest that’s even better, too. So you’re definitely not going to upset me ever by whatever order you decide to watch things in.
Great reaction video! Thanks for making and sharing it! I love watching you both on your Star Wars journey!!!
Ive never really got this till now after so many years so many reactions, i figured out jedi's have the power to come back to life just like how they can make themselves vanish.
the musical intermingling of the Wake melody (from Quigon's funeral, re-used in this film at Padme's,) with the imperial march... is very cool indeed.
Anakin and Obi-Wan have had many happy landings. :) And for clone wars fans the deaths of jedi and clones have so much more meaning.
16:20 the camera look LOL. I got you man, I ALWAYS feel that way when I watch this scene.
36:49 OBW used in this moment favorite Sith "Makashi cut"- forbidden by J and will be bannish from Order for this (if J win/ survive purge etc), clones was chipped in K and must obey orders (66 and another)...
Interesting side note: You did see Rex...in Return of the Jedi. As a confirmed piece of lore, the blond bearded man on the Endor strike team with Han, Leia and Luke is Rex. He is easiest seen in the scene where Han taps the scout on his shoulder and runs.
As both a Star Wars fan and father of a 4 year old, I hope we can do things like this when he gets a little older. Awesome video, and I love the father/son relationship great stuff fellas!!!
So fortunate to have a son that loves what you love. I love it.