Reacting to Star Wars Episode III - Revenge of the Sith FIRST TIME WATCHING (Part 2/2) - BEST MOVIE!
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I would like to clarify my feelings for Anakin: as many of you may know, I have watched the saga in a peculiar "machete" order: 1,2,4,5, and 3. Next one will be 6,7,8 and 9. In episodes 1 and 2, I meet Anakin as a child, and later on as a young HANDSOME man. Despite his impulsive personality, I liked him. He's passionate. In episode 4, I discover he died. But it wasn't until episode 5 that I discovered he did not really die, because he's actually Darth Vader. I always saw him as a good guy, but different than the rest (because of the high concentratons of midichlorians, perhaps). It's, as I always write down, my first time. I did not see the series, I have no further information than what I saw until now. And knowing he is Darth Vader while watching Episode 3, and seeing how he slowly turns into him, it makes me angry, if I dare to say. I LOVED Anakin, and by the comments I understand Clone Wars may help me understand his decisions (¿?). By reading your comments, I felt the saga does not explain well his side of the story, making him seem "too innocent" in most of the cases, which should not be normal in a Jedi (in my humble opinion). So I admit I got very angry with him. I feel dissapointed. Again, I LOVED him. And it broke my heart. I thank you for all the clarifies through this journey, you have no idea how much it means to me ♥
The Release Order 4,5,6,1,2,3, The Machete Order 4,5,1,2,3,6, and now The Duaffy Order 1,2,4,5,3,6. Maybe even the best order for first time viewers. Talk about a happy accident.
You star wars fans are really annoying, let her react whatever she wants
I totally get what you mean! Anakin from the very start has always let his emotions drive him too much which ultimately was his downfall. The same emotions that drove him to kill the sand people in ep 2 was the same emotions that drove him here. The jedi council was also problematic, it made me angry that the continuously gave him the exact opposite of what he needed in this movie. Yoda telling him to let go/repress his feelings only made things worse. It makes sense when you think about it but imo it happened so fast in the movie, almost too fast.
After you finish the films, watch the Clone Wars movie and series, then the tragedy of Anakin becomes all the more greater
ROTS rips your heart out and for many of us who have watched Star Wars from the very beginning we knew the ultimate end of the prequels. We just didnt know the details. It still ripped our hearts out. Just discovered you today and have loved your reactions. Dont listen to anyone telling you not to watch any of the films. Many people would have said the same about the prequels. I for one as someone who has loved Star Wars since I was 10 and walked into a theater in 1977 for the 1st show and didnt leave until theater closed I love the sequel trilogy. Has my favorite character in all of Star Wars and my favorite Star Wars film of all time. My experience is people new to Star Wars love the sequels and people who dont demand the sequels tell the story they want also love them, This is much easier for someone new to Star Wars. I cant wait to watch your reactions to the other films and hopefully the TV series as well.
Notice when vader took his first breath. Padme took her last
Cause Palpatine not actually lied, Darth Plegas teached him this trick he just not told to Anakin what it costs.
i have always thought that due to Padme's connection to the Force (she had two really strong in the Force babies inside her) that it was her lifeforce keeping Anakin alive. I also have thought that her "there is still good in him" imprinted on Luke and was an echo in the Force. Padme's sadness is what imprinted on Leia.
This reaction has resonated with me in a way none other has and it has been incredible to see.
I thought you couldn't watch anymore.
@@yaboislameye5245 and I thought you were a burnt pile of metal on the Utapau landing pad
Obi Wan Kenobi 😭😭😭😭kenobi
Hello there.
AxeKick80 general kenobi
"Best Movie!"
_Because of Obi-Wan?_
OBI-WANNNNN
Because george lucas
@@parzibalamblin1890 agree
KENOBIIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No, because of what they have made. What they have created!
so not only boys cry watching this movie but girls too... "good" in palpatine
Duaffy: *gets really emotional over the deaths of a bunch of people she doesn't know*
Me: Welp, have fun with the clone wars
because she has a personal different view of death,, my guess shes lost someone close to her and or witnessed death first hand.. i have and it changes you forever,, Was taking care of my father for weeks in 2012 knowing he was dying. In the end I wasn’t there the second he died i was in the next room... but my mom two years ago I was with her taking care of her for three months and i knew death was coming that night , So I stayed up sitting next to her, as she took her last breath. Both died from cancer. Love you mom
@@Pinkielover Sorry to hear that. I was making a joke but ah well
The force is strong with this one.
Imagine her watching the clone wars and *then* seeing Plo Koon dying?
I got emotional when I saw this film in theaters back in the day. Didn't need a show to explain to me who everyone was, really.
Vader cried because he knew he was becoming nothing like he wanted to be. He knew his hopes and dreams were over. And he knew no one else would understand, especially his dear friend he left behind in the Clone Wars who you haven't met yet.
He did get his revenge on the Emperor, though (Episode 6), except that he didn't (Episode 9).
@@johnalden5821 dude, spoiler!
@@johnalden5821 Didnt star wars end with ep 6?
@@badguy9828 Yes ...I think we can say Ep 1-6 are Star wars 7-9 are crap added on
This was the reason why George Lucas had had meant, in the special features footage talking about how Anakin became Vader, when he had said that this made Vader more of a victim than a villain given the things that he did:
Decapitating Dooku
Cutting off Mace's hand in order to keep him from killing Palpatine
Killing all of the Jedi in the Temple, including the younglings
It was evident that he didn't really want to do these things by what he'd said after 2 of these events:
Beheading Dooku:
"I shouldn't have done that, he was defenseless and Jedi don't kill prisoners"
When he'd cut off Mace's hand:
"What have I done??"
Now you know Dooku was not lying in ep2.
Darth Vader is in constant agony. This makes him angry and makes him more powerful in the dark side.
I am SOOOO glad you've done it in this order. You will find parallels in Return of the Jedi that will redeem what you have seen.
I love your reaction to the prequels :). It's nice to see genuine emotions and a good understanding of the overall story
That's some mighty high praise coming from the senate itself!
Dear, senate, you played pretty well
DA SETAN himself came in the comments.
It’s still insane how this movie shows a man burning alive. I can’t believe how violent it is.
Lucas said in interviews that he debated about showing it, but felt that it was extremely important to show the cost/consequences of giving in to the Dark Side, and how it leads to suffering.
And Lucas wanted a hard R rating.
@@beaustoker3466 but b00bies were not okey, torture is fine, american morality :p
Fun-fact that kid who gets gunned down by clones is actually George Lucas' Son.
He killed his own son lol
If she was this emotional on this one, just *imagine* what it will be like for episode 6. I fell like I’m watching the movies for the first time again
The Machete-order works!
@@Yora21 Granted, this isn't technically 'machete order.' I dub it 'leapfrog order,' as ANH and TESB 'leapfrog' ROTS in the otherwise numerical order of watching them.
she is.. you feel her emotion, very beautiful woman nside and out
@@Yora21 personally, I think that the machete order is dumb
If I hadn't seen these movies and were to have done a reaction video I'd have done it in the chronological order of the original releases of the movies in the franchise
What the hell is this Machete order crap, ive never heard of this before? Am I missing something? Actually im glad I am because it sounds stupid
Anakin's fall was just like Faust - the story of Faust, he made a deal with the devil and it didn't turn out... exactly how he expected. Same for Anakin. He turned to save Padme, and once there, he caused her death, cementing him in the dark side of the force, exactly as the Emperor wanted. The only thing was the Emperor didn't expect his new apprentice to end up in a black iron lung thanks to Obi-Wan. So he started looking for another apprentice, Luke.
"Is that Chewbacca?"
Yes it is, and the other wookie with Chewbacca is his cousin Tarrful
I thought Tarrful was his father
@@theofficialphoenixtv5765 nope, Chewbacca's Father's name is Attitchuk
@@karlsmith2570 Itchy
@@JuanRamos-td3ws that's what he's listed as in "The Star Wars Holiday Special" but on Wookiepedia, he's listed as Attitchuk
I had forgotten the emotions this film can evoke when seen for the first time. It's unique for a blockbuster film with it's dark ending and bad choices having lasting consequences. Objectively, Ep III may really be the best and most unique one. They do not make them like this anymore alas...
I liked a lot your reaction. The “weird” order you use to watch the movies resulted very good actually. Don’t be sorry to be emotional in the reaction, I’ve seen it many times and always hits hard 😢.
Esteban Ibaca Del Pino yeah I love this 1, 2, 4, 5, 3, 6 order.
I've been advocating this order for years -- well, either this or I-IV-II-V-III-VI or IV-I-II-V-III-VI. It keeps the first-time viewer genuinely invested in _both_ trilogies, and it keeps all the big surprises intact (just changing their context). It's nice to see someone finally put it into action.
@@nathaniel04 Yeah. I haven't decided if 4,5,1,2,3,6 or 1,2,4,5,3,6 is better. I also haven't thought a lot about it.
I'm an original Star Wars kid. I was 9 years old when Star Wars first came out in 1977. Only in the last year have I even known about the 'machete' order for viewing the movies. I watched one other RUclipsr view Star Wars for the first time using the recommended 'machete' order. As I watched them react to the plot reveals, it made sense to me to stop watching at Episode 2 and jump straight to Episode 4. The mystery of what happened remained intact as they watched 4 and learned about Vader in 5. Then, as this RUclipsr returned back to watching Episode 3 after watching 4 & 5, it was then I realized for the first time that the ending to Episode 3 where Padme has her twins turns into a HUGE and potentially unexpected reveal that has mind blowing potential to the viewer. Having watched these movies as they hit theaters so many years ago the fact that Padme had twins was known and expected. It didn't have the emotional PUNCH that watching these movies with the 'machete' order brings with it. I'm now a huge fan of the 'machete' order. I totally agree watching these movies from 1,2, 4,5, 3,6,7,8,9 is truly the best way for a new to Star Wars viewer to take in these movies. They'll enjoy them much more!
I showed my mom this very same order, I call it the "Intertwined order", 1, 2, R1, 4, 5, 3, 6. And I notify ahead of time where everything is in the timeline. Needless to say, she loved it, and understood the story, saw its power, and enjoyed the whole arc.
“Is it really that easy to kill master jedis?” I’m pretty sure that scream he did was a force power that intimdates opponents and leaves them stunned
it is called force scream...it demoralizes enemies by filling them with fear and despair
@Get Ass Which one? I’ve always seen people say it was the scream
Ah, Force Scream, one of my favorite moves on SWTOR
@@victoriousmaximus1869 Hm, interesting
@@victoriousmaximus1869 the episode 3 novel is a masterpiece overall I always tell fellow star wars fans to read it it gives context to alot of the movie especially the yoda v palpatine fight
Fun fact: George Lucas actually made the scene with Anakin killing the younglings, but ended up scraping the scene
This movie is amazing! I really admire how the movie starts fun, explosive, full of energy. And then the end, very quiet, and our heroes defeated. But also witnessing the dawn of a new hope.
Loved your reaction! Keep the videos coming!
I've seen this movie hundreds of times and it's the first time I see Anakin's suffering face and scream in the scene where he kills the separatist leaders 05:28. I think Hayden Christensen's performance was very underrated by all of us but the more I see this movie the more I like how he took the character
Yeah, the "Machete order" delivers a one-two punch of the two darkest films in the saga in a row. The good news is that it also leaves Return of the Jedi last, where things really come together. Barring the Dsney Trilogy.
I saw the movies in release order. I watched the original trilogy as a kid in the late 90s just before the prequels came out. But this machete order isn't half bad. Also can we just pretend the Disney trilogy didn't happen?
@@bond007osu Yes please, let's forget whatever we were talking about.
@@bond007osu As far as I'm concerned, the Disney trilogy does not exist
She should watch rogue one. It was good.
What trilogy? Disney only makes cartoon fairy tales as far as I am concerned.
I actually found your videos earlier tonight because of your Rogue One reaction and came over here. Revenge of the Sith is one of my favorite movies of all time. It has everything: action, emotion, and an amazing story. I always love seeing people's first time reactions to Revenge of the Sith. It needs more love than it gets.
The soundtrack when anakin was burning was called the immolation scene
I love how much emotion people experience just off watching the films. If they knew the story behind like the shows and comics, although I envy anyone who has the opportunity to experience the films masterclass for the first time 😩
Hindsight being 20/20: If Anakin had just listened to Mace Windu and just sat there and waited like he was told, half of that would not have happened, and we would all still be riding high in the Jedi Temples.
Also possibly if Mace had brought Anakin along in the first place, it might have been harder for Sidious to manipulate the stakes into Mace's life vs. Padme's like he did. It's kind of the opposite of Dune: out of all possible paths there was one in which everything would go wrong, and that's the path everyone collectively chose.
To make things worse, it's speculated that had Anakin waited and Mace was victorious, Anakin would have been made a Jedi master. Mace said he would trust Anakin if he was correct, even told him to wait in the council chambers (which is where all the promotion ceremonies occur).
It happened exactly as it was intended. Windu would have been possessed by Palpatine and the Sith would have ruled under the guise of a Jedi Master.
But it did happen, and it was meant to happen the way it was meant to happen
2:36 "This is so hard to watch"
Me: We're not done yet!
This is where the fun begins.
Your reaction seemed so emotional for me, that even made me shed some tears, I don´t know if you are a Star Wars fan like me, but the way the story affected you was in the same way it did for me at the time the movie was released and even now every time I watch it. I believe when you said your beautiful blue eyes were red was real, with all your respect. Keep making videos please and may the Force be with you always.....
“None of you failed” A big part of the prequels is that the jedi order during that time was very flawed and they did fail, including Obi-Wan. It’s explored a little better in the Clone Wars show.
I think we all saw in I and II how arrogant the Jedi had become.
Mace Windu: "I do not believe the Sith could have returned without us knowing."
Jocasta Nu: "If an item does not appear in our records, it does no exist."
Yoda: "Too sure of themselves they are. Even the older, more experienced ones."
Don't forget that the Sith were absent for over a thousand generations so to them it was business, as usual, being the guardians of peace and justice in the Republic. Palpatine was using Force Stealth to hide from the Jedi so they never dreamed there was a Sith Lord among them. Kenobi and Yoda also used the same Force Power to hide from Palpatine and Vader all those years.
Bruh how do you find all these reactions before me
@@lowe8194 I look for reactions and I guess the algorithm causes ones I haven’t seen to appear on my home page
Jon Mercano I first saw you on Nasser’s first SW reaction which was a loooong time ago
now when you see Leia in the originals, you can see a lot of Padme in her
She looks like Padme. She's got some Anakin in him.
I’m so envious of people who can watch Star Wars for the first time. This was film we all waited to see but knew would hurt the most. Up until Avengers: Endgame, this was the last film to make me cry in theaters.
I feel you don’t have any reason to apologize for your emotions. This is the best reaction of this film I’ve seen. I felt just like you when I saw it. Thank you, Duaffy.
Duaffy You don't know the power of the dark side. I MUST obey my master.
I learnt my lesson later. I wish I could hug you!!!!
@@Duaffy oh but not me, *cough*
“That’s how he became a monster💔”
When Vaders Mask goes on, Anakin fully dies, and Padme died with him.
Palpatine blamed his scarring on the Jedi trying to assassinate him.
This is one of the BEST & most emotional reactions to ANY movie I have seen in a very long time! Don't ever apologize for this reaction. Unlike the vast majority of us who saw this on opening night in 2005, you had NO IDEA what you were in for! We knew what the story would be, we just didn't know the details of how. Since you have seen all these films in the order you have your innocence has remained intact all the way. You didn't know before watching any SW film that Anakin is Vader, most still do even if they have never seen SW. So you have a very unique situation very few can claim they have. And I LOVE how invested you are. You understand what you are seeing, you interpret everything as you should, but still with the fantastic innocence of yours. Most of us knew how Return of the Jedi, ep 6, ends before we saw this film! You do NOT! And that is, honestly, a blessing! I always want to cry when I watch Ep 3 but I just don't. Your reaction helped me cry because your innocent, unique reaction moved me to that place I needed to go. Thank you. If I had the power to show George Lucas himself your reaction I dare to bet, without knowing the man personally, that he would be happy with your reaction because you react exactly as he wished we would! If you reacted this strongly to this tragedy in Ep 3 I think there's a chance Return of the Jedi might end up as your favorite. It sure has always been my fav & I always knew the story all along in advance. I reacted especially to a comment of yours when you ask out loud to Anakin why he trusts Palpatine when he is using Anakin to murder people that also trusted Palpatine. Keep that very much in mind & memory going into Return of the Jedi! Also, if Ep 3 shows what hate & fear can do to people, Ep 6 will show very much the opposite! It will show the power of courage, love & compassion! SW fans are the most passionate fans in the world for a reason! Ep 3 gave you a good portion as to why. Ep 6 will perhaps make that even clearer. I hope you will like Ep 6, I have strong indications that you will. And I can't wait for you to see one of the best conclusions in movie history.
"N-No...No, You killed the kids?!"
Tusken Children: "Are we a joke to you?"
You don't need to apologize for how you felt. When you've seen the movies often enough, you become detached from them. Watching you (and others) reacting to these brings the emotions back.
"This is so hard to watch."
*Execute Order 66*
To find out Anakin is Darth Vader and Luke and Leia are twins is actually now a better shock than Empire.
Don't apologize for being emotional, speaking for myself I love watching your videos because you are so expressive. Also, this movie does elicit great emotion, thanks to John William's music to help with the mood of each scene.
You just went on a emotional rollercoaster and the fact you're reaction shows why we love the movies
The Emperor is the one that killed Padme. He used that Force power he spoke about earlier that Plageius taught him to keep Anakin alive during his operation. He drained Padme's life force and gave it to Anakin. This is why the droids couldn't detect what was killing her and said physically she was fine. This is also why he even bothered to lie to Darth Vader about the nature of Padme's death.
That’s a popular and neat fan theory I’ve always liked, but it’s not official.
@@rpvee to be fair, the droid also mentions 'for reasons they cannot explain', so the theory can be worked in
Aidan Kafoa It works, and it’s always been a good theory. Just not official.
@@RhantheSlayer the theory is flawed in the sense that Palpatine had no idea where Padme was at the time, and if he could just drain the life force out of anyone at any time, he wouldn't have needed to hunt the remaining Jedi down and could've killed all of them without even leaving his chair. There are many documented cases in real life, of one spouse losing another, and the other losing their will to live. I think the same thing happened with Carrie Fisher; her mom died very soon after losing Carrie.
Palpatine didn’t drain Padme’s life force, she died of a broken heart and childbirth. Vader found out about Luke’s birth and realized Sidious lied to him about her death
"Go for his balls!" - I LOL-ed so hard!
It's amazing to watch such reactions. I've never known anyone that hasn't seen or known of the story. But to see you learn all the twists and turns is just as exciting as if I watched them for the first time. Thank you for being so honest in yourself.
5:30
The Clone Wars was orchestrated by Palpatine through the Seperatists. But now that Palpatine has fulfilled his plan to convert the Republic to his own Empire, he sent Darth Vader to kill the Separatists, tying up loose ends
I love your reaction to these Star Wars movies. They've been a big part of my childhood and these prequels of my late teens/early twenties. Glad you're enjoying them and I agree, Revenge of the Sith is most definitely the most intense. I remember watching it in the cinema back in 2005 and was blown away. I love the whole episode 1-6 Star Wars saga. Great storytelling! Looking forward to seeing you react to Return of the Jedi. :)
Yes -- emphasis on I-VI...
When my brother and I saw this in the theatre for the first time, we were both riding that emotional rollercoaster. From when Palpatine reveals himself to Anakin as the Sith Lord, right until the end, had us both on the edge of our seats. I was 20 at the time, grew up with the OT, and had read books where I already knew how Obi defeated Vader on a Volcanic planet, but to this day, that scene still hits me hard. Love your reactions, and can't wait for Return of the Jedi!!!
I love you for watching 3 before 6, that was a great experience
the fact that you cry is the reason this is the best reaction, i hate to see people who react to a scene and show no emotions...
"He's so small and cute and adorable..."
Yeah, did you see that fingernail, though ?
After Return of the Jedi, watch Rogue 1, It links episodes 3 and 4 together x
I'd watch Rogue One before Return if the Jedi, as it's much better for continuity to someone whose never seen the series.
@@gibbletronic Oooh thats a thought.
@@gibbletronic True, this would be the perfect opportunity to watch it, It lends so much context!
@@gibbletronic She said she's going to finish the Skywalker Saga before the anthology films. So I wouldn't press her.
Although, she did just finish Episode III and Rogue One takes place between III and IV, and that's also quite a rollercoaster of emotions.
It's up to you, Duaffy. If you think it's time for VI, go for it. If you want to watch Rogue One next instead, go for it. You seem to have had quite a wild ride and it's getting wilder each movie.
Oh by the way, there's a moment in Solo (not going to say what), that makes a lot of sense if you've seen the Clone Wars.
My prefered order is: 1, 2, R1, 4, 5, 3, 6. It really builds and builds.
“How does he end up with Han Solo?” Find out in Solo: A Star Wars Story!
About how "easy" Sidious killed the jedi masters. You have to keep in mind that the Sith are only 2, therefore only the strongest of the strongest are chosen as the next generation of the Order. But the Jedi takes in about everybody who shows out to be Force-Sensitive.
Its why Sidious wanted Anakin as apprentice, he is potentially the strongest ever, so he'd make an excellent addition to the Sith Order
excellent point
That and the fact that the Jedi's combat mentality is for defense, whereas for the Sith, it's offense.
The cry Palpatine did before he attacked the Jedi was "Force-Sream" its a Sith Power to weaken your enemys. Also is Palpatine is the strongest in over 3000year. The "old" Sith haven been overpowered as F***, but Pure strength Palpatine is second or third of all time.
Also he "wanted" Anakin to be his Akolyth (Sith word for apprentice) he nevere trusted him, thats why he send him to fight Obi Wan. Palpatine knew, Vader would be wounded in the fight, to weaken his force powers. Also his suit, was purposly made to make him feel uneasy. The legs and boots were tilt to the front, so Vade had to balance every step "This is no standing". The Ear implants sounded like he was under water, plus he heared everything at the same volume, he could not seperate on one noise "This is no hearing". The legs have been made of sharp edged panels, so his pants would tie in, if he moves to fast. All the servos and lifesupport system was so loud and painfull, he was never able to get some rest. The suit was not "electric proof" to make sure, Vader could never use Force Lightning or use it against him.
Love your honest reaction. Gives me another look at Prequels.
Found your channel a few weeks ago. Going through and watching your older stuff.
I really appreciate that your general disposition toward media is positive. You always have nice things to say which is a huge breath of fresh air on today's internet.
RIP Master FIsto, he had so many cool episodes in clone war tv serie
@Duaffy... you're such a sensitive person
Seeing other people emotionally attached to the movie that you love is a good feeling.. it just shows the passion a movie can create
It’s ok. If you need to cry, pause the movie if you have to and let it all out. Don’t hold back.
"How does he end up with Han Solo then?"
That'd be explained when you react to "Solo"
its nice to see someone with lots of empathy towards life. you video showed me that empathy is still alive and i ty for that Duaffy.
So refreshing for someone to show emotion so vividly, I went to school at a time where that was a big no-no, conformity was IN, I was out, if you weren't a cold blooded monster then you weren't allowed to be cool or to fall in love or go on a first date or get a job...or do anything in life really.
Every time I watch this movie now, I always think how different it could've gone if Obi-Wan had said 'Wait! Time out! Can we just sit and talk this over for a minute?" lol
8:36 "Go for his balls." LOL!
Before moving on to ep. 6, this is the correct time to watch this short, 6 minute video. It is fan made, but very high quality, it re imagines the duel between Obi-Wan and Vader in episode 4, after the perspective of the prequels, and will help reconnect you to the movies you started with. Everyone loves it. It is very popular with almost 26 MILLION views.
It is called SC38, because it takes place during scene 38 of the original movie.
ruclips.net/video/to2SMng4u1k/видео.html
2:00 And thus one of the greatest cinematic villains origin story is complete! Well, at least for those who've seen all the Star Wars films Vader's been in, anyway!
You dont have to be sorry for crying in this movie, I mean it is a tragedy, after all. Kinda like watching reactions like those, but its kinda sad because I cant reach through the screen and hug the ones who cry.
But the story is not over yet. Evil triumphs first, but then again, the light side of the Force works in mysterious ways. Heheheh.
May the Force Be With You, Duaffy!
You have created The Duaffy Order, congratulations
Best reaction ever!! I hope George Lucas will one day stumble upon on all these positive and emotional reactions and get the recognition he sadly missed and deserved especially with all of the negative hate the sequel trilogy had when they first released. The best and last star wars movie he was able to create.
Here here! Duaffy can you send this off to Skywalker Ranch please
The Duaffy Order 1,2,4,5,3,6!
you're reaction is priceless!
Berlin You mean the misguided person order.
Maybe just watch the fish backwards. 987654321
14:07
The animal in this scene was inspiried by a real prehistoric mammal called the Macrauchenia, it was a large relative of camels and llamas, and the skull suggests it had a short tapir-like trunk :)
"Just kick him in the ballz!"
-Duaffy
We love your emotions! It’s the reason we watch you. To experience that emotion with someone for the first time again. So much love to you. Thank you so much for being vulnerable and sharing this precious time with us. 😘
The most important line in all of the prequels is "I need him."
I'm so, SO blown away by your reactions to the Star Wars films. I'm an old duffer who queued for 3 hours, aged 7, to see the original film in 1977 (Do the maths!) and it's like seeing them again for the first time, through your eyes.
You are now fully prepped to go into Ep.6, and trust me, it's a roller-coaster. Looking forward to your reaction.
Anakin had no way of knowing that the reason she died was because he turned to the dark side. She died of a broken heart.
There is a saying, "Peace Through Superior Firepower". That is what the Death Star represents, except it was also used to coerce those that did not want Imperial control.
I think you've landed on the perfect order for people who haven't seen any Star Wars to watch the movies in. Not only did you get to be surprised by the "I am your father" reveal, but unlike people watching in 1980 (or those watching 4,5,1,2,3,6), you already knew who Anakin was, so it was more powerful. And you got to be surprised at Leia's parentage, which people watching in 2005 having seen the Original Trilogy didn't. Also love your passion for these films.
You may have recognized that Padme did breath the last time as Anakin/Darth Vader did breath the first time in his armor... That's because Darth Sidious used her life energy to make Anakin survive. In fact she would've survived without the person Anakin brought his trust to. I think that makes it even worse. You should watch The Clone Wars and Rogue One, if u want to crush your feelings a bit more...
Where is that stated, is that the Disney canon?
@@romanlegionhare2262 Probably some Disney shit
I am so jealous of you that you can experience this fresh without knowing all the twists and revelations. It is beautiful to watch your reaction. Thanks for sharing.
Only recently found your channel - think you and your reactions are sooo adorable. Plus is fascinating seeing you watch these in this particular viewing order! Love from the UK x
I never watched these before younger people started posting their first time reactions to Star Wars. It’s dangerous. It gives me hope.
NEVER apologize for your emotions!! *big hug!* Thanks for sharing with us, was so touching...
"The force can do terrible things to your mind, can wipe away your own memories and destroy your very idendity"
Padme was also buried with her belly which means nobody would be looking for the child. They would just assume that the child died with her and nobody knows she had twins. That means that nobody would be looking for either Skywalker child which makes it easier for them to stay hidden.
Padme's last words: There's still good in him.
Anakin's last words: You were right.
Anakin was already a Jedi Knight. He was knighted when the Clone Wars began.
Padme willed herself to die to protect the twins, which is heartbreaking. Your reactions are great, I look forward to more.
It’s really interesting to see someone watch them in this order, it really makes me consider doing this order when my daughter is old enough to watch them. I can’t wait to see your reaction to episode 6 🙂
Yeah it seemed to work out great. I've watched a lot of reactors doing different orders lately, and they all seem to work in their own way.
I've been advocating this order for years -- well, either this or I-IV-II-V-III-VI or IV-I-II-V-III-VI. It keeps the first-time viewer simultaneously genuinely invested in _both_ trilogies, and it keeps all the big surprises intact (just changing their context). It's nice to see someone finally put it into action.
"Punch him in the face, punch him in the balls" I died 😂
I just watched this last night for the 20th time in my life... Cried like it was the first time
Great reaction. This movie is so hard to watch. I watched it again recently for the first time in a number of years. I had forgotten how painful it is. The extermination of the Jedi is just gut-wrenching. Excited for your reaction to Return of the Jedi!
most emotional reaction i have seen
Watching these 6 in the order that you did, was the best order in my opinion. You saved the best one (Return Of The Jedi) for last.
There's a theory that Palpatine sucked the life force from Padmé to save Vader, hence why he knew she was dead. In the old expanded universe that was a power Darth Plageius mastered and was how the Sith Emperor millenia prior to the films became nearly immortal, by siphoning the life force from every living thing on several planets. Its also hinted that either Plageius or Sidious experimented on Shmi Skywalker and created Anakin
Careful not to give to much away from other films.
The face she made when Anakin made the jump onto that little droid hovering above the lava LOL
Fun fact (that you may know): the actor who played the Emperor in the original trilogy (episode 4-6) is the same actor who played Palpatine/Emperor in episode 1-3. He just had prosthetics on during the original trilogy to look older. Ian McDermid is his name.
McDiarmid.
I got to be honest I think you cracked the code.
THIS is the perfect order to watch them!
I must say I absolutely love the Star Wars theme at the end of every movie, it's hard to describe how it makes me feel but it's amazing!