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It's fascinating seeing the "Is Anakin at fault for his own actions or was it the Council's poor decisions" debate in real time during the raw first experience of the movie. This is why I love Star Wars.
It was 100% the council because they were so closed off with actually helping the problems of the galaxy but instead got involved with politics and stopped their true job. This is why Dooku turned to the dark side. This is why Ahsoka left the Jedi Order. And this is why Anakin betrayed and kill them all😪
It can’t be said for certain which it is, and Palpatine’s direct influence can’t be ignored either. That’s what makes it such a compelling tragedy. We know it’s going to happen, and when we see what could have been done to stop it, there’s no “just one thing” to change that would have saved the galaxy.
Thing is, it was all true. The Jedi had become so arrogant about their status and abilities that not a single one sensed a Sith Lord and his plan right under their noses.
Bro nobody gives Palpatine his credit as a master manipulator. He shoots someone you guys are arguing weather or not the guy that didn't dodge if it's his fault. No no no, blame the man with the gun.
@@callmeshaggy5166 You're kinda dumb for this. Yoda and Mace were extremely powerful. Sidius was just more powerful. He was able to cloud the entire Jedi Orders vision. Thats an enormous feat.
Fun fact, Darth Vader’s suit was fitted with small needles inside so he was constantly in pain to fuel his anger
Plus it was built to not go well with his burnt skin. Couldn’t imagine how bad the itching was. Fueling his anger even more
@@Xecuteorder66 yep, that would be the pain part I mentioned
In one of the comics (I think. Maybe one of the books), the Emperor offered to update his suit -- presumably to be more comfortable and agile. Vader refused
@@LA_HA i like to believe its probably because by that point, he realized the emperor made him uncomfortable on purpose and was only offering a new suit as a manipulation tactic, so he chose to keep the painful one as a constant reminder
@@simplyskrypt3914 Yep. Pain is a powerful Dark Side emotion and motivation
The in-universe answer to Obi Wan and Owen and Beru looking so much older is the two suns of Tatooine. The actors were only in their 50s and 60s, so they weren't nearly as old as they looked.
Yeah the harsh environment and all that sun really can cause premature aging. Owen and Beru would have only been in their 40's and Obi-Wan in his late 50's by the time of episode IV
@@digitaladventurer2142Alec Guinness was in his early 60's when they filmed A New Hope, so the timeline actually isn't too far off
Why didn't Obi-Wan show mercy instead of leaving Anakin to suffer? Because he literally said earlier on that he wouldn't, they were like brothers. As much as it clearly pained him to do so, he would rather let fate deal with Anakin instead of by his own hand. The same reason why when he confronted Vader in IV: Obi-Wan wasn't planning to fight to win, he was sacrificing himself to Anakin to let Luke and the others escape.
Don’t make much sense when you consider obi used a forbidden technique or whatever to beat anakin lol
@@Caraxes_RoguePrince Wtf u talking about. He used a flippy jump & caught Anakin offguard for a split sec lol
@@thedhev jedi don’t pose to do what obi did Lmfao it’s forbidden that’s wtf I’m talking about 🤣
@@Caraxes_RoguePrince Acrobatic jumps are forbidden by Jedi? Mmkay bro
@@thedhev when did I say that?? Obi cutting off anakin legs while he was jumping is forbidden by the Jedi Lmfao It’s literally why anakin tried to jump because he knew the move was forbidden and didn’t think obi would do it lol but k
The dark side completely clouds a person when they give into it. No matter what they may or felt or believed before once someone has fully immersed themselves in the dark side they give into there hatred and commit atrocities because that makes them stronger. That’s why it felt like anakin changed so drastically. He had hints of these personality traits anyway such as killing the Tuscans and murdering a defenceless dooku. Once the dark side took hold which it did once he helped murder Windu he realised that he could only keep going with the path he had chosen.
Tuscans are raiding savages, they would continue to kidnap innocents and torture them before selling them into slavery. Count Dooku was a Sith Lord, and Sith Lords are never truly defenseless. The Jedi did bring this upon themselves in their attempt to shield Anakin, they lost to the prophecy from within. Morally, the Jedi were right but ultimately it didn't matter.
I mean that's just your interpretation though, we're never actually given such information neither in the film nor in any related media. It's just as valid an interpretation that it's all the person's own choice, and the prequels were just weakly written in handling it because they had to rush from plot point to plot point to squeeze it into the runtime, which is ofc also true from a logictics standpoint.
@@whade62000 yeah that’s fair enough, I fairly enjoyed the prequels but I also understand I am biased as I grew up with them. Like you said my interpretation. Everyone is allowed to think what they think about it.
As Yoda says in empire strikes back "once you start the dark path forever it will dominated your destiny". Yoda and the jedi believed in that aspect. Anakin knew he had no way of turning back once he betrayed windu and choose the Palpatine over them. That was his choice and Palpatine orchestrated everything in a way the Jedi were caught in the corner. Yoda knew he had no choice as showed in clone wars to play the sith lords game and just hope anakin will choose the right path. Anakin didn't.
This is actually well explained. Like obi wan said the force controls your actions but also responds to your demands
The longer the war progressed, the stronger the dark side become. The dark side clouded the Jedi so much by the end of the war, yet they still believed they won. Their arrogance and they’re devotion to politics instead of the will of the force made it so easy for Sidious to destroy them.
Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christiansen actually did all of the choreography for their duel at full speed themselves.
Yoda and the Jedi Order were definitely a part of his turn, but overall it was on Anakin. He always had that need for control and hunger for power, and he already had that intense obsession with attachment when it came to people because of how he grew up on Tatooine. He was always Vader, he’s just finally giving into it in this movie
People tend to forget how Palpatine groomed him, so sometimes when it seems like it's Anakin making a decision, it's really Palpatine
@@josephg.1.130 for sure, that’s a huge part of it, much bigger that the Order. Palpatine was there whispering in his ear and making him think he was the greatest for over 10 years since ObiWan and QuiGon found him on Tatooine
@@sptheprodigy_0398 fr, personally I think the order goes in Palpatine>Council>Anakin, the only real thing that we know is solely on Anakin is his attachment to the people he cares about
Wtf did Yoda do to Anikan?
@@josephg.1.130 it's that attachment that dooms him so you make my point.
You´re so right guys. Anakin tried and tried to do the best and correct. But the council was always pushing to the edge...
After watching the clone wars show it really shows. Kinda wild how much that kids cartoon fleshes out anakin
if they made him a master or if her went with mace windu the empire never would have been a thing
Anakin: “i need help, i dont know what to do? and i feel like im being pushed away”
Jedi council: “PUSH HIM TO THE EDGE, ALL HIS FRIENDS ARE DEAD”
These takes are ridiculous. You are just spouting excuses for Anakin's behavior. At a certain point, personal responsibility MUST take effect.
A kid that had a tough upbringing, with no father in a rough neighborhood, kills a man in cold blood. How can you possibly blame anyone else but the kid? The father didn't pull the trigger. His bad-influence friends didn't pull the trigger. Society didn't pull the trigger. You can use all the ifs ands or buts you want, but that doesn't change who pulled the trigger.
To suggest otherwise is to make a mockery of those people who _actually overcome_ life's adversity, and further, you are _encouraging_ people facing adversity to give up on overcoming it and submit to, for lack of a better analogy, the dark side of the force.
Everyone is not dealt an equal hand at birth. That will never, ever change. Instead of making excuses for the ones that turn bad, _celebrate_ the ones that overcome it. We've forgotten how to do that as a society.
Now, I just used a very extreme example of someone with significant adversity. Relatively speaking, Anakin's adversity, while present, rather pales in comparison. He has a beautiful wife, he was given a seat on the council of (formerly) one of the most powerful committees in the galaxy, he has a great friend and mentor in Obi-Wan, and he is acknowledged to be one of, if not the most, powerful Jedi ever to exist. He has a lot to be thankful for. To try and blame the council for bloody creation of the empire, for killing children, for murdering the entire Jedi order, is bloody ridiculous. It turns out, they were absolutely correct to be wary of Anakin. Do you suggest they simply capitulate to every request Anakin gives them out of fear that Anakin has a hissy-fit and becomes the most powerful dark lord in the galaxy?
Anakin: "Make me a master!"
Council: "Okay"
Anakin: "Make me President of the council"
Council: "Okay"
Anakin: "Make me ruler of the Jedi order!"
Council: "Okay!"
It's a slippery slope. At some point, the council had to put their foot down. And let's be real, Anakin was still on the fast track to becoming a master. This was a pretty small bump in the road. It's like not making the varsity basketball team your freshman year, then murdering the coach out of anger. It's a very stupid chain of logic to somehow blame the victim (the coach) in that case.
Yet that's where we are -- blame the victim, and never acknowledge personal responsibility.
I feel bad for how lost he was and how nobody just sit him down with compassion and helped him figure things out. But at the end of the day, I can't blame the Jedi council for Anakin literally slicing children in half and becoming a galactic terrorist. I can only blame Anakin and Palpatine for that.
Obi wan was actually 38 in this movie and in a new hope he is 57
Obi-wan also looks really old in
A New Hope compared to other people similar to his age because he lived on tatooine that has two twin suns which makes him age faster. And it is sometimes said that he was consumed by the dark side and in guilt by it living on tatooine that also made him age faster.
He didnt really age well
The Jedi council and Anakin are both at fault in his turn to the dark side and I blame the council more after watching clone wars , can't wait for your reactions to that.
Hell yea. The Clone Wars makes his turn to the darkside make a lot more sense
@@NarutoOnDope Anikan made his own choices. He was arrogant and selfish and felt entitled.
@@ronyrontana9735 a rather simplistic viewpoint. There were many factors at play that make his turn far less selfish than it initially appears.
@@darthgrievous8055 it is exactly as it appears. I did forget to include how dishonest he was. He lived for years deceiving the jedi about his marriage. Tell me how he wasn't selfish. Everything he did he did for himself. He says before attacking Mace, "he must live, I need him". He disobeys his mandate to go save his mother and ten minutes later he refuses to go help Konobi, using his mandate as his excuse. He didn't care if Konobi lived or died. Because he blames him for his mother's death and constantly says Konobi "was holding me back" it's totally possible he wanted him to die. He tells Mace 'it's not the jedi way" when Mace says "he's to dangerous to be left alive" after he did the EXACT same thing to dooku. As Padme points out, Anikan will be expelled from the jedi order when it's discovered that he is the father of her children. His time is running out. He is to selfish to leave the order to be with Padme and raise their child. His ego won't allow him to sacrifice his standing as a jedi or give up his powers. He wants his cake and eat it too. He believes he is entitled to be a jedi. He believes he should be able to do as he pleases with no consequences. The councils mistake was letting Anikan know he was the chosen one. That knowledge helped create his sense of entitlement and fed his ego. Sidious used this to manipulate him. Telling Anikan he should get certain assignments, ect knowing he would not be selected. Anikan was a jedi knight, not a master, and was treated as such by the counsel. No other knights where chosen to go after grevious for example. But because Anikan believed he was better than all other jedi as the chosen one, he felt entitled. All he cared about was himself. He didn't turn for Padme. If he truly was doing it, he would have known that should would never go along with it. He wanted to save himself from the pain and suffering he would experience if she died. He felt like a failure when his mother died and didn't want to see himself as failing again if Padme died. He did it for himself. The prospect of becoming more powerful than any jedi was what he always wanted. He just found a faster way. In the end, his lies and deception caught up with him. His true self was about to become known. All the jedi, hell everyone, about to learn he was not a stand up guy. He was not this exceptional person nor did he believe or follow the jedi code. He was a liar. He deceived the counsel and the order for years. All with a smile on his face. And he still feels slighted when he is not made a master. Any person with even the slightest bit of introspective would not expect such honor. So please enlighten me as to why Anikan is not as selfish as he appears. Yes, my observation is simple because, his actions and words make it simple.
@@ronyrontana9735 my guy you realize he was groomed since he was little right? Alot of the things he did were a result of Palpatines manipulation and the Councils pressure. His only parental figure was a sith lord, if people arent raised right they usually turn into bad people. Your take is very one dimensional with no actual basis on mental health and psychology. The council pushed him towards Palpatine by neglecting him as the child he was all while they put expectations on him that he felt he had to live up to. Padme, while fairly unhealthy, was one of his few relationships that were atleast a bit healthy. Even his relationship with Obi-Wan wasn't great because Obi-Wan wasn't ready to be a teacher either.
Just something to be aware of: The Clone Wars (2008) starts off kind of childish, but it becomes much more mature over time. So don't be put off by some of the more silly episodes early on.
Also, I recommend watching Star Wars Clone Wars (2002) before hand. It is no longer considered cannon, but is some pretty impressive story telling and introduces a number of characters that then appear in the 2008 series. It's about 2 hours to watch both seasons since they were all just short videos, so very easy to binge.
Clone Wars is considered in the new canon by Disney.
@@Daniel-Strain He means Star Wars Clone Wars (micro series), not Star Wars The Clone Wars. The micro series isn’t canon as it contradicts things in the 2008 version.
@@LilDiabetus Oh yes, for sure. Thanks.
Anakin: I’ve had nightmares of my wife dying, just like my mother. How do I stop this from happening?
Yoda: Train yourself to let go of the ones you love.
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Yoda legit said "Stop giving a fuck lmao" and expected it to end well
facts man yoda and the jedi council fucked up big time - AJ
@@The_Modern_Nomadsand THAT is part of a huge point of the sequels. People didn’t like THAT aspect of it because it is true tragedy and hubris and holds a picture up to our own failure and mortality
@@jimideth exactly
Anakin didn’t say anything like that. It was closer to:
Anakin: I have dreams of someone dying, but I won’t tell you who or in what circumstance.
Yoda: Someone close to you?
Anakin: Yes.
Yoda: Well since you haven’t given me anything to work with all I can really do is give you general advice and hope something helps.
Damn i wanted to see your reaction on "You were my brother, Anakin. I loved you" cause that shit hits hard and makes me cry everytime. But nonetheless, you guys had the best reaction i've ever seen on star wars, and I'm so excited to see you react to the clone wars because a lot of exciting, sad, funny, badass shit gonna happen.
We got you, just for you we'll make a RUclips short showing our reaction to that scene
@@The_Modern_Nomads you're the best thank you
Alec Guinness, who played Obi-Wan in the original films, was 62 during most of the filming of A New Hope. He was 63 when it came out. The character Obi-Wan was supposed to be 57 in A New Hope.
And Ewan McGregor is 51 now. The age difference isn't all that wide, and he definitely looks the part in the Kenobi series.
@@ChocolateFishBrains No he doesn't.They should have made him grey, not like that would make the series good.
@mrpotatoguy1 he totally looks his age. Lots of age lines and graying hair. He looks as tired as Alec Guinness did.
@@ChocolateFishBrains I disagree
@@ChocolateFishBrains dont mind dem haters
The dark side is more like a drug, you become addicted to how powerful you become and how easy it is to be powerful within. Jedi mainly use focus to become powerful within the light and it takes a lot to be that way. The dark side however is like a shortcut, it only relies on rage and anger. Anakin at this point has become so embodied and addicted to the power of the dark side there’s no turning him back, which is why it’s like talking to a brick wall.
Exactly💯
There’s a few things you guys missed in Palpatine’s “Darth Plagueis the Wise” story so I’ll mention them:
1. The main reason for why Palpatine told the story to Anakin was to solidify Anakin’s curiosity of the Darkside by giving him a solution to save Padmé which you guys do imply in the vid. Although, what you missed was that the main reason Palpatine knows about Anakin wanting to save a loved one (Padmé) is because he knows about the dream Anakin had, in fact he’s the one who caused/implanted Anakin’s dream.
2. The apprentice Palpatine mentions in the story is himself👀
3. Darth Plagueis’s manipulation of the midichlorians to create life actually caused Anakin’s birth.
I hope this gives you guys some more understanding on the lore in Star Wars💯
most of those are fan theorys
2 is obvious, but 1 and 3 are speculations and probably nonsense, although 3 is not implausible.
Uhhh wrong on one occasion. It was the Force that crested Anakin as a way to fulfill the prophecy of the chosen one because Plagueis had gone too far with the darkside when he tried to play God and create life.
He was probably trying to create the Sith'ari but the Force answered with the Jedi's chosen one prophecy instead
@@Thiago_Alves_Souza neither have been cconfirmed just fan theorys
@@BigBoyBanky what are you on about? Lucas himself confirmed way back in 05 that Anakin was born from the Force itself. Nothing to do with the Sith or Jedi:
When we spoke, Lucas expanded on the notion of Anakin’s divine origin. (Warning: The following may or may not be helpful to the uninitiated.) “It was a virgin birth in an ecosystem of symbiotic relationships. It means that between the Force, which is sort of a life force, and reality, the connectors between these two things are what we call mitichlorians. They’re kind of based on mitochondria, which are a completely different species, a different animal, that live inside every single cell and allow it to live, allow it to reproduce, allow life to exist. They also, in their own way, communicate with the Force itself. The more you have, the more your cells are able to speak intuitively to the Force itself and use the powers of the Force. Ultimately, I would say the Force itself created Anakin. I don’t want to get into specific terms of labeling things to make it one religion or another, but, basically, that’s one of the foundations of the hero’s journey.”
www.vanityfair.com/news/2005/02/star-wars-george-lucas-story
You guys were on point, for context Anakin only wanted the rank of master to access the restricted part of the Jedi library so he could stop padme from dying, which is why he's so mad with them
You guys pick up on everything so fast there's nothing to even explain or go in deeper apart from the fight scenes. 😂😂
General Grievous (the 4 armed guy) gets A LOT more screen in the Clone Wars.
Also to answer your question, yes, Dooku and Anakin fight a lot during the Clone Wars. They fight in total of 8 times, so you'll have fun. If you remember, I ranked Mace Windu in your Attack of the Clones video behind Dooku, but Windu was able to best Lord Sidious. How you ask? I'll explain briefly. Windu uses a saber form that he created himself called "Vaapad". It channels the inner darkness, anger and hate from his opponent and turns it against them, so it's EXTREMELY useful against Sith Lords. This "Vaapad" form, however, was ineffective against someone like Dooku, who was calm and calculated while fighting, and Vaapad didn't do anything to Dooku when he and Mace squared off in a comic book. Dooku lost to Anakin because his preferred form called Djem So completely counters Dooku's preferred form called Makashi. Once Anakin mastered Djem So, Dooku virtually stood no chance. I won't go any deeper than this, unless you guys want me to of course! 😂😂
Great reaction! Y'all are gonna love the Clone Wars fr.
Thanks for the info can't wait to start clone wars
@@The_Modern_Nomads 💯💯🤟
@@The_Modern_Nomads If you guys have any questions about power scaling or anything about Star Wars in general, I'll gladly answer!
You should probably know that Mandalorian continues a lot of plot elements introduced in Clone Wars and Rebels, and can be seen as a sort of continuation of certain plotlines from those shows (they were all made by Dave Filoni, and all his shows carry into eachother.) So Mandalorian will spoil certain parts of Clone Wars and Rebels if you watch it before finishing those.
Your currently planned watch order will not ruin your experience by any means but you will get spoiled to some stuff by going that route. Not a huge problem but I figured you should know so you can make the most informed choice on how to watch everything.
Going forward I recommend watching Kenobi, then Andor (this series is amazing, don't miss out) and Rogue One. Solo is a fun movie (around the same time as the Kenobi Series) but leaving it out isn't terrible either. Depends how much you want to see Solo's backstory.
The Clone Wars is a longer series that you can watch on the side, I'd recommend watching that before jumping into Mandalorian.
Anakin was manipulated & gassed up by Palpatine since he was 8 years old. "We will watch your career with great interest." The statement about point of view during the final battle is probably the entire point of the trilogy. The Jedi & Sith are nearly the same in almost every way, just with different points of view - exactly as Palpatine said during the concert. This is why his villianry is so perfect - not only is he morally evil, but he's also correct about a great many things.
How Anakin became Vader was tragic and sad. Nevertheless, the things he personally did over the years once he turned are unforgivable.
Samuel L. Jackson’s character, Mace Windu, is divisive character in the fandom. Definitely a badass, and had valid reasons to distrust Anakin, due to his recklessness and impatience for desiring respect and recognition. He is however, the poster boy for the dogmatism of the Jedi Order, his devotion to rules being just as maddening as it was inspiring. And his desperation to end Palpatine and maintain the Jedi Order’s position in the Republic was the final push for Anakin’s disillusionment of the Council’s hypocrisy and to join Palpatine. Anakin and Windu had a strained relationship during the Clone Wars and had very opposing views on many things despite what small respect they had for each other. There are still theories that Windu survived his battle with Palpatine.
there is one key to that tho, as much as he is aggravating at times, it was always tough love, the sole reason he told anakin to stay in the chambers is because if anakin was right, when they got back he wouldve given anakin the rank of master
also watch the clone wars first before the mandalorian cause there is stuff in clone wars that will slightly pop up in mandalorian and you won't get it if you watch both at the same time
A big thing about Anakin is he has a selfish love. HE can not live without padme but he never stopped to think if she can live without him after what he had to do.
G'day it's Steven from Down Under
Star Wars is part of my DNA, I've been a huge fan since 1977.
What I love is that younger generations are enjoying Star Wars too.
MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU
Literally jumping and up and down for joy when I saw this. Thank you for the early birthday present!!! ❤❤
Glad enjoy the reactions and happy birthday hope you enjoy it
"Literally jumping up and down"? Get a life dude 😂
@@brian6414 I like to see new Star Wars fans enjoy the fan favorite film. You’re watching this too, so maybe you should get a life too?
@@brian6414 says the person that actually need to get a life.
@@brian6414 You get a life and stop trolling random people.😂🧌
I love the climactic lightsaber duel on Mustafar between Anakin and Obi-Wan and how it takes place alongside the duel between Yoda and Emperor Palpatine. The music, the fight choreography, the special effects and the audio design were also top notch and hold up really well. It's supremely more tense than any of the other lightsaber duels.
Anakin turning to the dark side came down to 3 major reasons. 1: Lord Sideous taking advantage of a Anakins feelings towards padme/ convincing him to learn the dark side to save her. (He also knew how hurt anakin was after losing his mom and that he blamed himself for her death.)
2: Early in the 2nd film even when anakin is a teenager he boasts about his strength and power to padme claiming that he’s better than obi-wan and overall just being arrogant/cocky. It was clear from early on that he always had a hunger for more power, and darth sideous gave him a way to gain more power.
3: and of course this played in my opinion the biggest role in anakin turning to the dark side; the council literally disrespected him so hard since he was 9 years old even when they knew he was the chosen one. Even though anakin was impatient and arrogant at times, he showed compassion and kindness to everyone he fought with, and even towards his enemies (in the clone wars.) He never did anything to rash that gave the council a reason to dislike him that much. I’m not justifying Anakin’s actions, but they pushed him way too far away for almost no reason. That’s why all 3 reasons go hand in hand. Darth sideous simply saw all of Anakins weakpoints and attacked them to perfection.
P.S: George Lucas said in multiple interviews that Star Wars is meant to be a dramatic soap opera. As shocking as the ending was to this film, it’s meant to be ‘over the top’ Shakespeare material.
Good genuine reactions. Love the channel guys!
I think it would have been awesome for the Jedi to have there own version of a droid like General grievous made solely for protecting there Jedi temples. They could be activated during attacks on the temples also there could be some that are meant to protect all the hundreds of Jedi younglings/padawans and responsible for evacuating them. Also could back up the Jedi. If they had at least 25 of these droids at the temple when Darth Vader and his 501st legion of clones attacked. So many Jedi would have survived.
After watching the Clone Wars you slowly start to see by the end of it so many reasons for why Anakin wanted to leave. Plus even in the second movie council were always trying to hold him back and even prevented him from saving his mother. So he has always had a pent up dislike towards them
Especially with Palpatine grooming him
The first 6 are the main 2 trilogy’s and my two favorite for sure, fuckin loved watchin you guys react. Just wanted to see people reacting to Star Wars but had never seen people that didn’t look annoying, found y’all doing lightsaber fights right before y’all started the movies and been watching since
I love seeing people discover Star Wars. That's a ride, guys!
Obi-Wan is supposed to be about 25 in The Phantom Menace, 35 in Attack of the Clones, and 38-40 in Revenge of the Sith. He's between 57 and 59 in Episode 4 A New Hope.
The Sequels were made by people who didn't know or care about Star Wars and its lore and they were just using those films to do a soft-reboot and replace/phase out Geroge's Original Trilogy.
They don't add anything new or of value, so it's personally recommended to skip, but thats up to you.
Watch the clone wars cartoon series next it will make the prequels way better and the turn to the dark side make more sense and you will get to know Ashoka.
grew up watching this and love it i pity all the clones and that was before the clone wars series which you need to watch the 2003 and 2004 clone wars before you watch the 2008 clone wars
i love how for people it's either anakin's fault or the council's fault, you are dealing in absolute, you are all sith lord T-T
This is by far my favourite movie, i'm so glad seeing other people enjoying it.
Palpatine technically did work for Padmé at the start. In episode I Padmé was the elected Queen of Naboo and Palpatine was the senator for Naboo. Then Palpatine was elected Chancellor of the Republic and however long later Padmé stepped down as Queen and became Senator for Naboo.
People often say Anakin turning to the dark side came out of nowhere but think of it from his point of view. He was purchased as a slave by the Jedi, who wouldn't even bother also freeing his mother because "Emotional attachments are forbidden". Then his true father figure (Qui Gonn) is killed and he's basically raised by a brother figure. The council constantly shows their distrust in him and seem to push him away at every turn, yet they also put him on a pedestal as the "chosen one" and use him for his skills. Then he witnesses his mother's death and fearing padme's death even seeks counsel with Yoda, who basically tells him "You shouldn't be in love anyways, fuck off". So of course when Palpatine, someone he's looked up to since he was a kid, all of a sudden has the answer to save Padme, he wants to keep him alive. Yet he watches Windu ignore Jedi code and go for the kill instead. The Clone Wars show also shows more reasons to expect his turn to the dark side
I found your channel because I was recommended your reaction to every lightsaber duel, and I think it's awesome that by the end this series made fans out of you guys. Star wars is such a good story, and I'm glad you all found it and enjoyed it. Super cool to see your reactions to it as someone who has seen them all too many times to count. These are my favorite films. Thanks for bringing me a new experience!
Now that you've seen the whole saga, how do you feel about the ending of episode 6 given your feelings about anakin's dark deeds in this film? Should Obi Wan have killed him? I think it's great that he left it up to the will of the Force, and that eventually Anakin was redeemed. It's Obi-Wan's unflinching trust in the Force that makes him the white knight of Star Wars and brings the saga to fruition.
Definitely think obi wan should’ve killed anakin but understand why he didn’t, we reacted to the obi wan series too if your interested in seeing that
Fun fact, when Palpatine said 'then his apprentice killed him in his sleep', during the Darth Plageuis scene, he was referring to himself. Darth Plageuis was his Sith master.
Palpatine defeated everyone and everything by being an absolute chess master.
In episode one, he got elected by making the previous chancellor look like a bitch,
then later, during the war, he managed to get extra emergency executive powers voted for him to control because he made it seem necessary to end the war, also getting himself an indefinite term til the end of the war, instead of a new chancellor being elected as normal.
Both the seperatists and republic were both under his control, and every battle whichever side won or lost was something he would use to his advantage. By this episode, he's literally so entrenched in all aspects of political power, and has sown mistrust for the jedi in the eyes of the people, that there's nothing anyone can do. He won before this movie even began.
Hes one of the smartest and coolest villains ever, and his takeover is absolutely masterfully done, ESPECIALLY when you see the shit he does in clone wars too.
Anakin turned to save padme but lost him self in doing so... truly the most tragic story ever
So there is a theory that when anakin told the counsil about palpatine they told him to wait in the counsil room because when they returned they would make him a master as a reward for turning in palpatine
If only he had waited.🥺🥺
The only thing that makes order 66 and the true tragedy of star wars even more impactful is watching the Clone Wars. I've missed the past reactions because I'm not subbed, lets change that.
Can't wait for clone wars we watched all 6 movies (prequels & original trilogy) so lots of star wars content
@@The_Modern_Nomads Its an amazing show, honestly it is my favourite star wars content yet. I'm gonna enjoy watching the rest of your movie reactions and I cant wait for clone wars!
The planet Tatooine has 2 suns & is a dessert planet so living there in those conditions causes them to appear older than they really are due to harsh conditions on their skin, so Obi-Wan watching over Luke growing up ages over time from being there
Can't wait for the reactions to the multiple series and hope yall do come around to the sequels just for the fact I wanna see yalls' raw impression without being fans for years, would make for an interesting conversation I think.
The reason Anakin was so mad about not being a master is because you must be a Jedi Master to access the restricted section of the jedi archives, which have the key to saving Padmé.
Episode IV is set 19 years after Episode III, so Obi-Wan is 57 in A New Hope. He looks so old because he was living on a desert planet for two decades straight and because he was extremely depressed over the events of Revenge of the Sith.
There’s been a lot of talk and jokes about how much Kenobi aged. A New Hope is set 19 years after this so he should only be in his 50s. I guess it can be explained by stress and living on a desert planet under two suns
also because they lived on a desert planet it makes them look older then what their age actually is
One of the main reasons the jedi didn’t trust anakin is because he got brought in when he was like 10 and ur supposed to be brought in when ur a baby so bro already had attachments to his mom and shit and once u have those attachments and emotions when u gain the power of a jedi it’s dangerous asf but they could’ve just put more trust in him and maybe he would’ve stuck w them if like he could’ve told them about Padme and yoda gave a shit and gave him advice rather than be like just let go bro don’t get upset
Anakin didn't enjoy killing the younglings, but Palpatine told him that he had to 'show no mercy' in order to save Padmé. In some twisted way he also killed them to 'protect' them from the suffering of being a Jedi.
Maybe there is just something about Tatooine that ages a person faster. Or the harsh conditions there just take a greater toll on the human body.
The Clone Wars takes place between Episode II and III. The Bad Batch and Rebels takes place between Episode III and IV, as does Rogue One.
I definitely think the jedi played a part in Anakin turning to the dark side, they didn't appreciate him and didn't put faith in him but Anakin's tragic childhood being a slave on Tattooine plays a part in his downfall and amazing film overall.
9:12 Although he wouldn't/couldn't reveal it to the council, the REAL reason why he was so upset, there, was because only Masters of the Council are allowed access to otherwise forbidden knowledge in the Jedi archives, and he hoped he could find something to help him save others, specifically Padme, from death.
This is the first time i see someone that didn't know Palpatine was the emperor, it was really great actually, seeing the realization
Im alway's so happy every time when I See that u guy's uploaded a Star Wars Video. Im glad that the Journey isn't over, since u wanna react to the show's and what not
And i can guarantee that when u Watch the clone wars u will get a mich better understanding of Anakin's fallt the dark side
Gotta say it seems like joint blame is needed here. Anakin is his own person, but even as the council says that fear is the path to the dark side, fear mostly led their interactions with Anakin.
Right before Obi Wan and Anakin's final battle - you ask - why Obi Wan was standing in that pose, looking down on Anakin and Padme - I think it's a reference to one of George Lucas' favorite movies - The Hidden Fortress (where one of the characters is seen in a similar pose)... also in The Hidden Fortress you'll find the inspiration for C-3PO and R2-D2 (as well as some of the plot for the original film).
My favorite star wars movie its so fire
I've been wating for this one! I love your videos keep it up!
Luke thanks to Anakin and Yoda and Obi Wan became the strongest Jedi ever and he was the last true Jedi
Thanks for this. It's good to see the prequels getting some love in the future. The bickering between the two of you is fun to watch. I'll be looking forward to more reactions. New subscriber here
Fuck what ppl say... Watch all the Star Wars movies and Series yall want to... React to them all... Your guaranteed to get views either way.... Dont follow other haters opinions ... Like u say form your own opinions .. enjoying your SW journey my guys... Keep it up... Good job... 👍🏼
The Jedi are 100% responsible for Anakin's fall.
III is the best for me but I'm not hating when some say 5 is the best,but 5 is the only one that can compete with III lol
Watch Clone Wars BEFORE Solo. Solo has stuff in it that 'spoil' the later seasons of clone wars. But definitely watch Rogue One. It ties directly to episode 4
You both didn’t address an important turning point during the fight between Windu and Palpatine. Before attempting to kill him, Windu tells Anakin that the Sith was too dangerous to be left alive, mirroring what Palpatine told Anakin earlier in the film before beheading Dooku. In that moment Anakin realized that the Jedi were hypocrites for breaking the Jedi code when it convinced them, a thing he was always warned against doing.
As a star wars fan, i can only recommend to skip the sequels.
I was waiting for y’all to slap down/drop the mics when Anakin cut down the younglings. I always cry during that scene 😢
It actually is the fault of the council that Anakin turned. If they handled him proper they wouldn’t have had an issue. They were too stuck in their ways
If they treated him like the padawan he was and not a chosen one, everything wouldve been lit
as much as i want to blame the council, yes it was predominantely their own fault for losing the war, you still have to hold anakin accountable for his shit, he kept going against the jedi code like an addiction throughout the clone wars and proved exactly why jedi frown upon attachment, because it can so easily be used against them, its proven time and time again that jedi who give into attachment fall except for kanan, but that was because he was able to let go, which someone like anakin or even dagan gera in the new jedi game couldnt do, attachment is fine but as soon as you let it guide your choices youll be consumed so the jedi just went cold turkey on it
Oh! Btw, the first two season of clone wars are kinda childish. Things get really serious towards season 3. The show came out when many of us were children, and the show grew up with the audience/ matured over time.
Also, episode 1 is called The phantom Menace because Palpatine is in the background planning things and causing issues. He’s a phantom menace to the galaxy.
Also, Anakin trusts Palpatine because he’s like a father to him. I’m the comics, Palpatine would take Anakin out as a child and hang out with him. Anakin was always ostracized in the Jedi temple. He became a young king way too old and the other Jedi younglings ostracized him.
Samuel L. Jackson’s character is Mace Windu, little tip to remember his name, just remember that Master Windu got thrown out the window
Now that you have finished the prequels, “So Uncivilized” has made a video talking about how good Palpatine is.
That video will fully explain Palpatine’s scheme and The Council’s failing
Its not Yodas Fault. Instead of being patient and grateful that he got appointed as the youngest council member in jedi history, Anakin acted like an little brat who didn’t got his candy…
actor who played Obi Wan was 62 when filmed Star Wars the New Hope (Obi Wan character was 57). actor who played Obi Wan was 33 when Revenge of the Sith was filmed (Obi Wan character was 38). Yeah sir Alec Guinness looked older than 62 but it was 1970s...
The fate of the Galaxy was left up to Yoda with the Chosen one and he left a padawan to train the most powerful being created. Grand Master Yoda made bad decisions.
Sorry to come on here so late I just wanted to say to anyone who is just watching for fun or whatever or if you just wanna learn, the story of Anakin is sad because you look at things like him killing younglings and can only wonder "how?" But you have to understand Anakin was not simply doomed to being the villain, it WAS mostly the fault of circumstances throughout his life and I would even say that the plan to become more powerful with Anakin was old but because Qui-Gon didn't survive, Anakin wasn't able to learn the full perspective he needed and would have been given were he trained by Qui-Gon and therefore was a victim to the twisted almost invincible plan that Palatine created.
Do it, gives it all away. I knew right away. I had a emperor toy as a kid and it said emperor palpitine on it.
The planet (tatooine) that obi wan lives on in a new hope has two suns which makes him physically age faster, and he has lots of ptsd which is probably why he looks much older than he is
The reason Obi Wan left Vader to burn to death is because he felt Emperor Palpatine approaching through the force. If you look close in the background during that scene, you see the shadow of Palpatine’s shuttle passing over as he arrives to save Vader. Obi Wan needed to to get himself and Padme off the planet. It’s in the Revenge of the Sith novel, unfortunately it’s nearly impossible to create every detail in the movie.
Oh also one thing you should know, Anakin and Vader are two different people. It’s a split personality thing
💯Vader killed anakin skywalkers personality
Thanks for the reaction guys. Just so you know, no one does anything they don't rationalize. That's how we humans operate. So Anakin's fear and lack of healing from past emotional trauma (loss of his mother) made him rationalize all his actions, no matter how heinous and no matter his own initial emotional conflict. By the end, his own fear and anger make him believe that what he is doing is right and everyone has turned against him and are trying to take away the one thing he fears losing, his wife, Padme.
Thing is, Anakin DID fulfil the prophecy if you think about it, he brought balance to the force. While he was a jedi, there were what, thousands of Jedi scattered and 2 sith.. Sidious and Dooku ...Anakin kills Dooku, turns to the darkside and all the jedi but 2 are "wiped" out...Kenobi and Yoda (not including the ones sent into hiding). So the end result, Sidious/Vader....Kenobi/Yoda.....2 and 2...balance. Yoda even said "a prophecy, misread, may have been" so he knew something was up
Y’all should watch Andor. Disney’s best star wars piece imo yet
You guys have to understand the bigger themes in Anakins life. His mother died out of his control, which is why he fears Padme will suffer the same fate and he will still be a slave to fate (which he detests because he was a slave as a child). Thats why he wants to have control over saving Padme and he will do anything to do that. Regarding the Jedi, it may sound like a big twist that he all of the sudden hates the jedi, but when you watch the Clone Wars (especially the arc concerning Ahsoka leaving the temple, but also the arc of the Ones) you'll understand that Anakin was always an outsider regarding the jedi, as the jedi did not allow Anakin to express his feelings and were afraid of him, and in the end it backfired massively on them. Jedi were peacekeepers before the Clone Wars, but during the Clone Wars they became nothing but glorified generals in a neverending war. In the Clone Wars its also seen that the 'common folk' on lots of planets including Coruscant view the Jedi as the wrongdoers. With regards to Anakin, he also saw this during the war. But Anakin also has a whole dynamic going on as being the chosen one. There is a bigger, more broad development with regards to the 'balance' between light and dark: Anakin is the one who would bring balance to the force. At the point of the prequels, the force was heavily in favour of the light side as there were hundreds of light side force users and just a handful of dark side users. Fate balanced it through Anakin, the chosen one, by usuring in a new era of the dark side to balance it out, and in the end he redeemed himself by killing Sidious starting an era of light again. And in the end, he did destroy the sith by killing the Emperor, as forshadowed.
I love mostly all Star Wars and it’s always a treat to see more people get into it tho I would recommend skipping Solo and the sequels. Solo was weird and a bit boring for me and the sequels felt like an insult to me as a Star Wars fan. Like the director of the 8th one literally said he loves to make super divisive movies so that should tell u all you need to know lol
While Palpatine said Vader killed her, he lied. And although the droid said she lost the will to live, the most likely theory is that Palpatine literally sucked the life out of her to keep Vader alive (who was on the verge of death at that point). Also Luke actually isn't even the main character of SW, George Lucas confirmed Anakin is the main character of the entire franchise. The franchise is therefore also known as 'The tragedy of Anakin Skywalker.
Anakins shift is definitely a bit too drastic to be explained by the movie. By the end of the clone wars, it will be a lot more believable
Also, dont watch the sequels, but definitely watch rogue one its really good
Rouge one is worth watching. Watch Clone wars and Rebels before you watch The Mandolorian otherwise some things won't make total sense.
Loved the mace windu standing up reaction hahaha
I love the debate after, that's why they call it a modern day myth it almost feels like this has happen lol
Anakins fall is so tragic. all because of love. But even as Vader , Anakin , the good Anakin is always in there. We see that throughout all the shows and even in the end of Return of The Jedi , the prophecy comes true and Anakin brings balance.
Both Anakin and Obi-Wan are a 🐐 and when you watch the Clone Wars you will see that
Lmao Padmé at 23:10
*Obi-Wan:* Anakin killed younglings!
*Padmé:* HE WOULDN'T
*Episode II Anakin:* Not just the men. But the women and children too!
*Padmé:* 😱
Best one also Don’t watch mandalorian until after clone wars and rebels