Still crying about your fanfiction not being a thing huh?? The biggest reason people love to hate the sequel trilogy is because they are slapping their fanfiction and crying "that's not Star Wars!!" As if what you want is what is SUPPOSED to be 🤣🤣
Omg I remember playing that with my older brother❤❤ gotta be the best lego star wars game gbh I can't seem to get into the skywalker saga if I was younger and it was the time of complete saga maybe I'd enjoy it more blabbering over lol
"torchered " did you mean tortured? lol how can anyone take you seriously when can't even spell that simple word. Turn auto correct on so you don't look so dumb. lol.
I think it’s a good thing they cut the scene with Palpatine trying to turn Anakin against Padme since, due to the writing of Episodes 2 and 3, protecting Padme had almost seemed like an obsession for Anakin. Going by the films alone, it was the whole reason he was tempted to turn on the Jedi to begin with. I feel like if Palpatine had tried to convince Anakin that Padme would betray him or that he (Palpatine) was in some way in direct opposition to her, it would’ve turned Anakin against him rather than drawing him further in. As for Vos’ deleted “death” scene, in Legends, it still happened that way in the comics, and he still survived. He and the clone commander who gave the order to fire on him then went on bloody revenge paths as they each tried time and again to kill one another. Finally, while on the subject of Luke’s lightsaber color in Return of the Jedi, during the scene on the catwalk leading to the shuttle up to the Death Star where Vader ignites Luke’s lightsaber and says, “I see you’ve constructed a new lightsaber…”, instead of being green, the blade was originally supposed to be red while in Vader’s hands, showing that the color of a lightsaber was dependent on the personality and alignment in the Force of the person holding it. I still think I prefer the current lore we have with the crystal being the “heart of the blade,” but I do find the original concept interesting nonetheless.
One of my big complaints about the prequels was they spent too long on kiddie Anakin in episode one when they could have moved on with the plot, potentially leaving more time for the gradual building of the relationship with the emperor. RotS was a decent movie which could have been even better if they had been able to take a little more time building this relationship. Scenes like the one highlighted in the video could then have been included, and I think it would have been better for it.
Really starting to feel like there needs to be an extended/directors cut of revenge of the sith. Extra palpatine manipulation, original dooku fight concept, extended brothers dual, more detail in the temple raid... bring it lucas
The only thing I like about the sequels is the first scene in The Force Awakens where the First Order troopers are revealed, they were genuinely intimidating
No no no. Do you know anything? Han met Chewie when Han was 19 almost twenty. I guess you have never read a star wars novel have you? Ever read anything other than youtube comments?
The thing that I still don't understand, even after all of these years, is how all of the rank and file clones, turned on the Jedi so instantaneously after Order 66 was implemented. Palpatine issued the orders directly to the individual commanders, right? so wouldn't the commanders have issued the orders to the colonels, who issued them to the battalion commanders, who issued them to the captains, the captains to the lieutenants, to the platoon sergeants, to the squad leaders, to the privates? All of this would have taken several hours to do at the soonest, not counting those clones who were in direct earshot of the issuing officer of course This is how it's done in a regular army But each and every individual clone turned against the Jedi instantly How?
What was my favorite sequel trilogy moment? None. Unless any right-wing reactionary assholes end up reading this. In which case my favorite moment was when Rey and Finn have that conversation about how all the bad guys in the galaxy are white people. Just like in real life.
3:07 This scene was my favorite in the new trilogy. One of the only good parts in episode 8. The green lightsaber looked better. I've seen people edit Luke's lightsaber blue and I could see it just fine. 6:56 The trailer had a blue lightsaber? 9:08 I'm bummed that we didn't see her take her helmet off in the movie although I think there are images where she had it off.
Chewbacca is supposed to be a super strong intimidating short tempered pirate henchman (with a heart of gold). And yet... Chewbacca has been captured in one form or another in nearly all of his movie appearances, often more than once within a single film. WAZUPWITDAT!? 🤷🤷🤷🤷
Well, in ANH he got "captured" with all the others on the fracking Death Star, in TESB he also got "captured" but not really, more held hostage. Luke and Han were the targets. And in ROTJ his capture was pretty much planned. And the Ewok thing was not really a dangerous situation for him. Edit, typo
Solo - Starts in bondage Revenge of the Sith - This counts for 'nearly' as he got away with it here A New Hope - Taken 'prisoner' by Solo and Skywalker as a decoy Empire - Vader on Cloud City Jedi - Again as a decoy but legitimately locked up by Jabba Force Awakens - Held at gunpoint, so almost taken! Last Jedi - I don't remember because I hate it. RoS - Yeah, Kylo. Torture. Etc. You're right. Only two movies where he noticeably isn't locked up or held at gunpoint. Wow.
The sequels are not my favourite. So know one liked it when Luke raised his xwing. Or when R2 projected Leia to give Luke the kick he needed. Or “Chewy, we’re home”. C’mon.
The only Jedi we haven't seen yet post Order 66 that I want to see isn't Quinlan, but rather is Bariss Offee. As an Iquisitor. And have her and Ahsoka go at it. I rather like that we, nor Vader, or Obi-Wan, know what happened to Quinlan Vos. It really fits that character.
There isn't a single redeeming quality of the sequel trilogy. A bad remake, an utterly horrible deconstruction, and a poor attempt at fan service to bring it back.
Favorite sequel moment? The end credits.
My favorite thing about the sequel trilogy is that it’s fiction and I can ignore the whole thing.
Very true.
Still crying about your fanfiction not being a thing huh??
The biggest reason people love to hate the sequel trilogy is because they are slapping their fanfiction and crying "that's not Star Wars!!"
As if what you want is what is SUPPOSED to be 🤣🤣
No people's biggest problem with the sequels is that they're shit.
All of Star Wars is fiction
@@mariesmith530 i think the point is that he can ignore the bits he doesn't like
Anyone else remember the disguised clones from the Ruin of the Jedi level in The Complete Saga?
Omg I remember playing that with my older brother❤❤ gotta be the best lego star wars game gbh I can't seem to get into the skywalker saga if I was younger and it was the time of complete saga maybe I'd enjoy it more blabbering over lol
Yes
Bruh the way you said " Captain phasma gets turned on" sounded like different context.
🤓🤓
Exactly what I was thinking, I litterally said what out loud
3:08 my favorite moment was November 2015, back before the sequels were released and I had optimism that they'd be any good.
"What is your favourite sequel moment"?
When the screen finally went black.
Favorite sequel moment?
Lando taking off his mask to reveal himself and Chewie getting excited to see him.
Chewie being torchered would have still been better than a fake death cop-out.
"torchered " did you mean tortured? lol how can anyone take you seriously when can't even spell that simple word. Turn auto correct on so you don't look so dumb. lol.
Tortured? Or lit up with a torch?
Favorite sequel moment? The fan-edits that remove jar jar
3:08 my fave sequel moment is seeing the ever awesome John Williams’ cameo
My favorite thing of the sequal trilogy is when the credits roll
You should do a video on the parallels between Star Wars and Hinduism
They are both made up? That's only connection.
7:00 should also add the cover art of the original VHS copies of ROTJ had luke with a blue lightsaber too
Ive gone from love star wars to hate star wars. Thanks Disney
That feels reductive
I think it’s a good thing they cut the scene with Palpatine trying to turn Anakin against Padme since, due to the writing of Episodes 2 and 3, protecting Padme had almost seemed like an obsession for Anakin. Going by the films alone, it was the whole reason he was tempted to turn on the Jedi to begin with. I feel like if Palpatine had tried to convince Anakin that Padme would betray him or that he (Palpatine) was in some way in direct opposition to her, it would’ve turned Anakin against him rather than drawing him further in.
As for Vos’ deleted “death” scene, in Legends, it still happened that way in the comics, and he still survived. He and the clone commander who gave the order to fire on him then went on bloody revenge paths as they each tried time and again to kill one another.
Finally, while on the subject of Luke’s lightsaber color in Return of the Jedi, during the scene on the catwalk leading to the shuttle up to the Death Star where Vader ignites Luke’s lightsaber and says, “I see you’ve constructed a new lightsaber…”, instead of being green, the blade was originally supposed to be red while in Vader’s hands, showing that the color of a lightsaber was dependent on the personality and alignment in the Force of the person holding it. I still think I prefer the current lore we have with the crystal being the “heart of the blade,” but I do find the original concept interesting nonetheless.
My favourite sequel moment is that they do not exist in my head canon
My favorite things about fan head canon is that they're not canon 😊
I always liked the blue sabre in rotj photographs. The colour went well with lukes dark outfit.
Easy...my favorite scene from the sequels: Force Awakens "Chewie We're Home".
One of my big complaints about the prequels was they spent too long on kiddie Anakin in episode one when they could have moved on with the plot, potentially leaving more time for the gradual building of the relationship with the emperor. RotS was a decent movie which could have been even better if they had been able to take a little more time building this relationship. Scenes like the one highlighted in the video could then have been included, and I think it would have been better for it.
Best bit of the sequels was when after the repulsive Fin/Poe Topgun escape, Poe seemingly copped it. Did imagine for a minute it might get really good
Really starting to feel like there needs to be an extended/directors cut of revenge of the sith. Extra palpatine manipulation, original dooku fight concept, extended brothers dual, more detail in the temple raid... bring it lucas
Favorite sequel moment: The end.
Yall made it to the end?
The only thing I like about the sequels is the first scene in The Force Awakens where the First Order troopers are revealed, they were genuinely intimidating
My favourite part of the sequel
trilogy? The end credits..... because I can then watch something worthwhile.
When it said "Captain Phasma gets turned on before her death..."
I completely misunderstood what they meant.
how old are you?
@@Me4-gc8qs I saw the the original in theaters.
Oh, that type of "turned on" 🤣 That makes sense....Was wondering how'd they'd slip in something like asphyxiation.
The first Lego Star Wars game on the PS2 had the clones in disguise, and 8 yr old me thought the game did it first 😂😂
Some of those sound good
Hi it's really good video
My favorite part of the sequels was the credits at the end of the third movie.
Not only was Chewie Han's best friend, but he likely was around raising him as a child.
No no no. Do you know anything? Han met Chewie when Han was 19 almost twenty. I guess you have never read a star wars novel have you? Ever read anything other than youtube comments?
@@Me4-gc8qs That's a pretty good impression :D
Number 9 would of been dope
The thing that I still don't understand, even after all of these years, is how all of the rank and file clones, turned on the Jedi so instantaneously after Order 66 was implemented. Palpatine issued the orders directly to the individual commanders, right? so wouldn't the commanders have issued the orders to the colonels, who issued them to the battalion commanders, who issued them to the captains, the captains to the lieutenants, to the platoon sergeants, to the squad leaders, to the privates?
All of this would have taken several hours to do at the soonest, not counting those clones who were in direct earshot of the issuing officer of course
This is how it's done in a regular army
But each and every individual clone turned against the Jedi instantly
How?
Best scene is closing credits in final "sequel" trilogy
What was my favorite sequel trilogy moment? None.
Unless any right-wing reactionary assholes end up reading this. In which case my favorite moment was when Rey and Finn have that conversation about how all the bad guys in the galaxy are white people. Just like in real life.
What's with all the 'uhhhhh' noises? 🤣
I don’t think there would have been a green sabre had it not been changed for Luke
My favourite sequel(s) moment was the falcon chase in episode 7, it was all downhill for the series (rapidly!) from there 🤦🏻♂️
3:07 This scene was my favorite in the new trilogy. One of the only good parts in episode 8.
The green lightsaber looked better. I've seen people edit Luke's lightsaber blue and I could see it just fine. 6:56 The trailer had a blue lightsaber?
9:08 I'm bummed that we didn't see her take her helmet off in the movie although I think there are images where she had it off.
@@StoffelDilligas I'm talking about removing a helmet.
Chewbacca is supposed to be a super strong intimidating short tempered pirate henchman (with a heart of gold).
And yet...
Chewbacca has been captured in one form or another in nearly all of his movie appearances, often more than once within a single film.
WAZUPWITDAT!? 🤷🤷🤷🤷
Well, in ANH he got "captured" with all the others on the fracking Death Star, in TESB he also got "captured" but not really, more held hostage. Luke and Han were the targets. And in ROTJ his capture was pretty much planned. And the Ewok thing was not really a dangerous situation for him.
Edit, typo
Solo - Starts in bondage
Revenge of the Sith - This counts for 'nearly' as he got away with it here
A New Hope - Taken 'prisoner' by Solo and Skywalker as a decoy
Empire - Vader on Cloud City
Jedi - Again as a decoy but legitimately locked up by Jabba
Force Awakens - Held at gunpoint, so almost taken!
Last Jedi - I don't remember because I hate it.
RoS - Yeah, Kylo. Torture. Etc.
You're right. Only two movies where he noticeably isn't locked up or held at gunpoint. Wow.
@@JeremiahEcks777 Good list. You overlooked the Ewok capture though.
@@Silomirakel Not really a dangerous situation!?!?
The Ewoks were going to eat Chewbacca and his friends. The group was nearly roasted alive!
@@HighHeelKnight True
There are no episodes past VI. The last trio of "movies" are not cannon.
...it being over.
The sequels are not my favourite. So know one liked it when Luke raised his xwing. Or when R2 projected Leia to give Luke the kick he needed. Or “Chewy, we’re home”. C’mon.
My favorite parts of TFA and TLJ was the end credits... That way I knew this garbage was over. I boycotted TROS.
"Captain Phasma is turned on before her death."
Ohhhhh... You meant turned on as in betrayed. Okay. I thought you meant... Oh nevermind.
I don’t have a favorite sequel moment. I HATE THEM ALL!!!!!!
well, i just hope we haven't seen the last of quinlan
Phasma's alternate death should have been the one we got
As much as I like these videos, Why does Gareth over enunciate the last sylable of every sentence. it's so very distracting
Bring back Sean!!!!
That last shitlogy doesn’t count.
The only Jedi we haven't seen yet post Order 66 that I want to see isn't Quinlan, but rather is Bariss Offee. As an Iquisitor. And have her and Ahsoka go at it.
I rather like that we, nor Vader, or Obi-Wan, know what happened to Quinlan Vos. It really fits that character.
There isn't a single redeeming quality of the sequel trilogy. A bad remake, an utterly horrible deconstruction, and a poor attempt at fan service to bring it back.
Why make a video about something we have known for almost 50 years....
Why do you talk like you are on a rollercoaster
Don't watch. Misleading photo of original trilogy but includes scenes from the shite prequels and sequels. Don't waste your time watching this trash.
Stopped watching-ga seeing as at the end of every other line-ne the voice over speaks like a tool-a.
Unsucribed.