His writing was good enough. Elitist just put the prequels down because they were not a repeat of the OG. They got exactly that with the Disney trilogy.
@@Darth_Anomalous His story writing is pretty good but not his dialogue which ranges from pretty good to really bad. What the prequels have that the disney sequels don't is soul because they don't feel like star wars they feel like marvel movie wearing a star wars skin with a dash of bipolar disorder.
@@1810jeff Of course, nothing is perfect with the prequels but even the OG had some pretty cheesy dialogue. The prequels are good films and are great additions to the franchise as a whole.
@Commando Droid The only good part of the prequels are the clone wars cartoons. If it weren’t for them the prequels would be remembered for the garbage they are
All these guys were actually filmed separately from different angles on sand and surrounded by blue screen for a few minutes. Each of them had their own fighting style, all of them used some Force push, some swinging, some kicks and rolls, and a death. So during editing Lucas could look at a wide variety of them and choose whatever he liked.
Yup, I could absolutely tell the jedi that kicks the droid down and stabs it was done several times from a couple angles. Same with rolling guy, duel wield, etc.
This is why I love the prequels. They never get boring, because there's so much stuff happening in the background. I have seen these movies a million times, yet I always find something new.
@@wilhufftarkin8543 i just "love" how disney try to not bring or mention any prequel content aside from TCW related shit (since they still milk it via Bad Batch and Filoni's OC (Ashoka))💀
@@mrzirak792 I wish the Clone Wars Multimedia Project had never been sidelined by TCW. Honestly, that show was completely unnecessary and it has become the core of the new canon, so every time we get prequel content, it will be related to TCW.
@@MichaelJaeYT I just messaged the dual wielder who's my friend about this on Facebook, and he tagged some of the others on this video. I think it made some of their days. :)
@@DaleKamp wait actually? I’d love to interview them or just ask them a few questions about it, Im so happy they saw it :) feel free to pass along my email if they feel up to talking about it michaeljaeyt@gmail.com
The best part is that a lot of the extras used in the Prequels were cast and crew. Being allowed to be part of scenes like this on top of working on a SW movies must have been so exciting.
One detail you notice when slowed down and look for it, is that Jango Fett was trying to use his jet pack to get away before he was killed. We saw the first sparks after the beast (I forget the name) nearly ran him over. When Mace was about to cut his head off, the jet pack sparked again showing he was trying to us it to escape. It’s the small subtle details that not many people notices.
still, it wasn't the first jedi he fought and he didn't use anti-jedi weapons. Neither the flamethrower or a wrist rocket. Hell, even that poison dart launcher would be better than a blaster since even blocked it could've melted and striked Windu with molten steel
@@ItzOddwin I think the force awakens has a well done choreography, I haven't noticed weird things or flaws like in the throne room, BUT it makes no sense that the first time Rey uses a lightsaber, she moves and uses it like that
Slow down the first trilogy: *find really nice and underrated fight scenes* Slow down the Disney trilogy: *realizes that it's a garbo fight scene that makes no sense*
@@acatthatlookslikehitler1277 OT might nt be visiually nearly as impressive as sequels at 1st sight, but its duels were much heavier when it came to the story and deveopment of the characters making it much better. Meanwhile, prequels duels might not have as heavy story beats as the OT, the coreography there was much better and they looked more impressive than sequels.
@@Lordmewtwo151 I, a 13 year old with no sword fighting skills or choreography skills, could make something better than the sequels with nothing but my phone, a few cheap ass walmart lightsabers and my friends
My friends and I all made up Jedi characters that we would play as with our toy lightsabers. Whenever we watched this movie, we used to pick out random Jedi from the background and say that was our character (I was the guy dual wielding green and blue sabers).
The dual wielding ones are from the Jedi who picked up the lightsabers from the fallen Jedi. There’s lots who met their fate in this battle so I imagine many Jedi picked up their former colleagues lightsabers
The duel wielding jedi in this scene is named Selig Kenjenn. He's played by the guy whose job it is to name all these background characters. Yes he has a action figure.
just noticed this, the duel wielder who he says holds his lightsabers like Ashoka actually has the same kind of lightsaber as Cal Kestis. You can see at the beginning he has a double blade, detaches, then goes to reattach.
We don't know who they are, we don't know what's their name, for most of them we don't even see their faces, but they have something we all dream of: they can tell their grandchildren they were Knights of the Jedi Order.
At 6:47, jango's jetpack is broken while rolling. You can see sparks on jango's jetpack at 7:20. And drodekas' shields are off, easy to kill compared to phantom manance
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Dude, you have to do it for Lord Of The Rings, it’s a pretty mammoth task but dang would it be so cool to see all the Easter eggs from the battle of helms deep
Happy Revenge of the Fifth, and yes they did just have actors swinging their blades and added droids later it should be on the Episode 2 behind the scenes stuff And considering this was 19 years ago, and this tech was being pioneered I'd say this is a great artistic and engineering feat It's not always perfect, but damn if it isn't amazing
There was more effort put into the choreography for the background characters here than in the entirety of the pratoreon guards in the fight episode 8 fight... let that sink in for a second
From 8:11 to 8:14 you will see a young teenager padawan to the left side of the screen. He is holding a blue lightsaber and looks to be no older than 13 years old. My theory is that he was the winner of the doritos contest where you got to be an extra for attack of the clones, and get yourself made into a custom jedi action figure with magnetic hands to force grab the metal lightsaber hilts. I never noticed him before today, but he is the only teenager present during this battle, so it makes sense.
When I was studying game development art I had a teacher who had worked on the battle of geonosis (and a bunch of other famous movie scenes) it was pretty cool hearing him explain the process. He was an animator that used a lot of maths and programming in his animation, so he basically created the algorithm to control and randomise the clones and droids in some of the wide sweeping shots.
When I was like 5 or 6 I’d watch this fight literally at least once a week on the tv. Every time I’d watch it I’d look for little details like the ones discovered in this video. It’s cool because I actually know I lot of the stuff that he found out in the video
8:49 the fact they animated an injured droid to pick up its weapon and try to shoot a Jedi and then die in a background shot that no one would probably see shows George’s attention to detail. Man I love the prequels
Honestly there's just as much if not more plot in the background than in the foreground. Thank you for showing everybody these gems I'm sure the actors would be happy to know someone noticing the work they put in, except the guy who was running through the arena with his lightsaber over his head not doing squat.
The droideka that gets force pulled down in the beginning is just a reused animation from when Jar Jar accidentally kills a droideka during the battle of Naboo.
In the film, just before this part, we see Ki-Adi-Mundi and Plo Koon being escorted into the surviving ring of Jedi by a couple of battle droids. I think they've lost their lightsabers at this point so I'm guessing he picked up a green one as the droids opened fire again
I rewatched this battle and I've never notcied this before but in some of the shots before R2 gets to C3PO, you can actually see R2 rolling in the middle of the choas, I thought it was so cool. I really like this battle because it feels like everytime I come back to watch it, there's always something happening that I've never noticed before, it's great.
I've never heard anyone talk about the minute details in this sequence in a positive light until now. Usually, people will highlight the continuity errors or the random Jedi just dancing around without droids to kill like you occasionally did. While I don't love this scene, I think it's refreshing to see a different perspective every now and then.
I love these background details but it does raise the question of why our mains didn't use the force more in combat when fighting droids or clones or other enemies of that level.
@@simplymadness8849 No. One Jedi followed a man who tried to kill him. The Jedi and the senator went to save him. Then the natives attacked, so the Jedi and senator defended themselves. The natives were also technically enemy combatants. The Geonosian queen of the Stalgasin hive allied with the Separatists. The Geonosians, loyal to their queen, became loyal to the Separatist Alliance.
@@walnzell9328 Anakin and Padme break into a factory and literally kill UNARMED Geonosian workers who understandably try to apprehend them. Citizens of the Confederacy of Independent Systems are not “enemy combatants” no war had been declared or begun until the Republic invasion smh. Take your Jedi dog propaganda out of here.
Love this video! I super analyzed this scene as a kid too watching all the background Jedi! You should have pointed out that Ki-Adi-Mundi’s lightsaber changed color from blue to green when they were getting onto the gunship.
I always believed that the Jedi that duel-wielded 2 lightsabers during the battle picked up a lightsaber of one of the Jedi who died to aid them in their fight. Also I found it a bit unrealistic that there was like no bodies of the Jedi on the floor in later scenes. Like there was over 150 of them that died in the arena and you saw like no bodies.
Detail that freaked me out was when you saw a shadow of Jango’s head falling out of his helmet 😰 Also that background Jedi Dual wielding was incredible, and I believe the form itself is called Jar Kai. Anakin uses that form a lot in Clone wars, but usually it just hinders his performance rather than benefits him like it does for Ahsoka Tano in the later seasons.
5:50 that looks like the basic men (head) strike in kendo. In practice, we sometimes repeat that strike over and over going from one end of the dojo and back. I could be wrong though as his feet are too high up and he's almost skipping... It looks like he actually hit a droid later though.
"I want everyone to take out their lightsabers with me, go down, and royally slice that like button till it turns grey," man that sounds bad out of context. =P
Soooo many moments of Jedi awesomeness I've missed over the last years of watching Episode 2, because the battle was going way to fast. Thanks for this, man!
This is what I love about Star Wars. There's so much detail put into it and it's only used for a few seconds and no one ever thinks to look for it but they work so hard to put all of these small details in. Gosh, I miss George Lucas.
This is legit my favorite scene in the saga just because there is so much to see, and as you say you could go through this whole thing again and pick up on so much that was missed.
Good to see a video highlighting the immense amount of detail lavished on these films. CGI or not (if people can even tell the difference in many cases), it's all amazing to look at. Nothing quite like it
There is so much going on in these battles I always find something new each time I rewatch it! Looking at good art work is the same. You always find something new because your brain/attention is different every time.
My lord, I have sliced the subscribed button and liked the video. Oh and couple of other thing's that I wanted to say, the content that you post is so cool and I really like how you watch all the star war movies in 0.25x speed, and spot all these little details in the background that I've never spotted before. I think I spotted a couple of details like these ones in the other star wars movies but the ones that you spot are awesome and I am willing to watch all of you're vids and see the details that you spot in the background :)
Bruh sounds pretty hypocritical when you nitpick the throne fight for all the mistakes yet you don't say anything about the errors of how the droids can't shot a target in the back that is less than 2 meters next to them. Also with how the jedi reuse the same move with the stabbing.
there is a difference between having 20 background jedi fighting 50 droids in every szene and them making single errors or having 10 people in total in your fight and half of them make dumb things. The arena is to messy to see any errors at normal speed. I saw the knive dissapearing from one guard when is was in the cinema, and that is something that shouldn't happen in a movie
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Say what you will about George Lucas ability to write dialogue but the man sure knows how to add details.
His writing was good enough. Elitist just put the prequels down because they were not a repeat of the OG. They got exactly that with the Disney trilogy.
@@Darth_Anomalous His story writing is pretty good but not his dialogue which ranges from pretty good to really bad. What the prequels have that the disney sequels don't is soul because they don't feel like star wars they feel like marvel movie wearing a star wars skin with a dash of bipolar disorder.
@@1810jeff Of course, nothing is perfect with the prequels but even the OG had some pretty cheesy dialogue. The prequels are good films and are great additions to the franchise as a whole.
@@Darth_Anomalous unlike that one trilogy
@Commando Droid The only good part of the prequels are the clone wars cartoons. If it weren’t for them the prequels would be remembered for the garbage they are
All these guys were actually filmed separately from different angles on sand and surrounded by blue screen for a few minutes. Each of them had their own fighting style, all of them used some Force push, some swinging, some kicks and rolls, and a death. So during editing Lucas could look at a wide variety of them and choose whatever he liked.
Yup, I could absolutely tell the jedi that kicks the droid down and stabs it was done several times from a couple angles. Same with rolling guy, duel wield, etc.
Byron Bay Kendo Club were many of the Jedi extras.
Okay thats what I figured seeing how theres a lot of the same moves just shown from a bunch of different angles, how did you know this?
@@MichaelJaeYT I watched a loooot of behind the scene stuff. :D Actually, this is the one that covers this: ruclips.net/video/38BDtbsB0yY/видео.html
Smart
At one point you can see a battle droid walking around without a head. He even reaches an arm out to feel where he’s going.
Timestamp?
@@MichaelJaeYT it’s not in this video but I will try to find a video with it in it.
@@MichaelJaeYT ruclips.net/video/ut4WoDi-AEM/видео.html 1:41 in this video
@@battledroid3497 omg that's awsome 🤟
How does it feel to see your brethren like this
Imagine how fun being an extra in these huge battles were, you just get to swing a stick around and the animators will make you look badass
The dual wielder is the MVP of this whole fight
Nah the roll guy is
@@iainkilcar7463 the roll guy is definitely the heart of the Jedi, but the 2 dual wielders are the arms
@@disguisedcentennial835 roll guy killed a drodeka. So he’s definitely deserving of one of those titles.
Edit watch 11:05 to see.
@@iainkilcar7463 roll guy straight up brute forces a blaster shot to the shoulder blade in his first appearance, what a tank
This is why I love the prequels. They never get boring, because there's so much stuff happening in the background. I have seen these movies a million times, yet I always find something new.
Ive always enjoyed the over all story arc of the prequels, the rise and fall of anakin Skywalker. This stuff is the icing on the cake.
The prequels feel like an actual galaxy.
@@gumdeo EXACTLY! The sequels feel too empty and without the prequels and the EU, the OT would feel like that, too.
@@wilhufftarkin8543 i just "love" how disney try to not bring or mention any prequel content aside from TCW related shit (since they still milk it via Bad Batch and Filoni's OC (Ashoka))💀
@@mrzirak792 I wish the Clone Wars Multimedia Project had never been sidelined by TCW. Honestly, that show was completely unnecessary and it has become the core of the new canon, so every time we get prequel content, it will be related to TCW.
All the background extras who were in a Star Wars movie but were never seen: *Visible happiness*
I would love to talk to them
@@MichaelJaeYT I just messaged the dual wielder who's my friend about this on Facebook, and he tagged some of the others on this video. I think it made some of their days. :)
@@DaleKamp wait actually? I’d love to interview them or just ask them a few questions about it, Im so happy they saw it :) feel free to pass along my email if they feel up to talking about it michaeljaeyt@gmail.com
@@MichaelJaeYT I'll pass it along. He might even see this comment as he's currently reading everyone's comments. lol
Isn't this the first time we see dual wielding in Star Wars? If so he has a claim to fame
The best part is that a lot of the extras used in the Prequels were cast and crew. Being allowed to be part of scenes like this on top of working on a SW movies must have been so exciting.
For example, Cin Drallig, the guy who is seen in the Jedi Temple security footage duelling Anakin, was the stunt director for the prequels.
Even shaak Ti and Aayla Secura were part of the crew and george just asked if they wanted to play the roles
One detail you notice when slowed down and look for it, is that Jango Fett was trying to use his jet pack to get away before he was killed. We saw the first sparks after the beast (I forget the name) nearly ran him over. When Mace was about to cut his head off, the jet pack sparked again showing he was trying to us it to escape. It’s the small subtle details that not many people notices.
He wasn't trying to get away, it was damaged when he got run over.
He did the same to kenobi on kamino
7:31
still, it wasn't the first jedi he fought and he didn't use anti-jedi weapons. Neither the flamethrower or a wrist rocket. Hell, even that poison dart launcher would be better than a blaster since even blocked it could've melted and striked Windu with molten steel
also, most people miss that when he gets decapitated you can see the shadow of his head flying away from the helmet.
Those background Jedi have more & Better choreography than the whole main cast of the latest trilogy. Change my mind.
Only good one was force awakens
@@ItzOddwin I think the force awakens has a well done choreography, I haven't noticed weird things or flaws like in the throne room, BUT it makes no sense that the first time Rey uses a lightsaber, she moves and uses it like that
Imagine Rey vs Darth maul with all the choreography from the first episode, the choreography would be amazing, but it wouldn't make any sense
@@ItzOddwin it was shit. It tried to copy last hope because of "Remember that old Star Wars feeling?"
@@TheLuc224 and it was still good 💀 better than the entire prequel trilogy
Plot twist: the dual wielder was jedi bob the whole time (jedi bob was a lego minifigure)
Lollll yes bob
We need Jedi Bob: a Star Wars Story
Secretly the most op star wars character
Lol
there is a promotional image of the 2003 AT-TE which has Jedi Bob in it, with a blue lightsaber unlike his regular green one. So maybe!
*Fun fact:*
*The jedi at **1:59** with the green lightsaber is actual Depa Billaba's sister, Sar Labooda*
She died in the arena
@@legatedovahkiin3771 *Sad R2D2 noices*
The truth about Geonosis is that for a few of the Jedi this was their first battle... And quite a few of them died that day
Slow down the first trilogy: *find really nice and underrated fight scenes*
Slow down the Disney trilogy: *realizes that it's a garbo fight scene that makes no sense*
If you think the og trilogy has better duels then you’re mistaken
@@acatthatlookslikehitler1277 Both the Prequels and OT have great fight scenes, especially when compared to the hot garbage that is the "New Trilogy".
@@acatthatlookslikehitler1277 OT might nt be visiually nearly as impressive as sequels at 1st sight, but its duels were much heavier when it came to the story and deveopment of the characters making it much better. Meanwhile, prequels duels might not have as heavy story beats as the OT, the coreography there was much better and they looked more impressive than sequels.
@@acatthatlookslikehitler1277 Certainly better duels than the sequels.
@@Lordmewtwo151 I, a 13 year old with no sword fighting skills or choreography skills, could make something better than the sequels with nothing but my phone, a few cheap ass walmart lightsabers and my friends
My friends and I all made up Jedi characters that we would play as with our toy lightsabers. Whenever we watched this movie, we used to pick out random Jedi from the background and say that was our character (I was the guy dual wielding green and blue sabers).
That's such a cool childhood! Awesome, man.
Me and my friends would do something similar but we would stat fighting about who was who once someone even cried about not getting to be rey
Very smart
@@hamontequila1104 I would have cried about being Rey
Ohh. Mine was the one laying on the ground taking a nap
I never noticed until now R2 is entering the arena when they show Kit Fisto
omg I never saw this either! How did I miss so much
Time stamp?
@@reynacamacho7839 08:54
The dual wielding ones are from the Jedi who picked up the lightsabers from the fallen Jedi. There’s lots who met their fate in this battle so I imagine many Jedi picked up their former colleagues lightsabers
Can you imagine General Grievous here? 😂
Actually Dual wielding is a form of Lightsaber fighting, I believe it's style name is Ja-kar.
@@MichaelJaeYT General Grievous was there he was just somewhere else
*heavy asthmatic droid breathing and coughing*
@@TheSmashua lol
The duel wielding jedi in this scene is named Selig Kenjenn. He's played by the guy whose job it is to name all these background characters. Yes he has a action figure.
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Does anyone even know the reference? Stupid people
I do he watches loads of movies in 0.25x speed
@@Losblancosboy no one else here does
just noticed this, the duel wielder who he says holds his lightsabers like Ashoka actually has the same kind of lightsaber as Cal Kestis. You can see at the beginning he has a double blade, detaches, then goes to reattach.
The reason i love the whole geonosis battle is all the background stuff of random jedi doing random moves and stuff.
Sad thing is the duel wielder probably di- became one with the Force.
Every jedi became one with force... Order 66 if they have survived the war
The day I'm watching this video:
Palpatine:
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@@coltontaylor5410 lol I’ve never heard that one before
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We don't know who they are, we don't know what's their name, for most of them we don't even see their faces, but they have something we all dream of: they can tell their grandchildren they were Knights of the Jedi Order.
Am i the only one who noticed the seperated shadow of jango's helmet and his head after 5 times? Always wondered if his head just stuck in his helmet
OMG 😭 I never saw that!
@@MichaelJaeYT i thought it was too obvious to mention, lol
never noticed interesting
I noticed this as a child but it was never confirmed... Until now..
@@micjrod3455 Same
At 6:47, jango's jetpack is broken while rolling.
You can see sparks on jango's jetpack at 7:20.
And drodekas' shields are off, easy to kill compared to phantom manance
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About as onpoint as it gets lol
I thought this was The Canadian Lad at first
The backwards dual wielding jedi looks like his lightsabers connect to become a double ended lightsaber
I was gonna comment this.
I've seen similar movements dual-wielding wing shaped blades. It looks weird with lightsabers.
Dude, you have to do it for Lord Of The Rings, it’s a pretty mammoth task but dang would it be so cool to see all the Easter eggs from the battle of helms deep
I'm down, but I need to watch the films first 😅
@@MichaelJaeYT srsly dude, you can watch them on prime video. I’m telling you, GREATEST ACTION MOVIES OF ALL TIME. Period.
@@TBAR-mj1eh agreed
@@TBAR-mj1eh Fact
Or minas tirith if you watch at slow speed you can see many gondor soldiers killing orcs so cool stuff
5:48 is the type of guy I would be if I was in this Universe.
Happy Revenge of the Fifth, and yes they did just have actors swinging their blades and added droids later it should be on the Episode 2 behind the scenes stuff
And considering this was 19 years ago, and this tech was being pioneered I'd say this is a great artistic and engineering feat
It's not always perfect, but damn if it isn't amazing
For what they were working with at the time they did an amazing job. I need to sit down and binge all the bts stuff
I need that job
Alternative Title: Droids getting their asses handed to them for 12 minutes
More like needless Jedi deaths
And some Jedi being stupid
If you watch this with Director's commentary on, Lucas explains how he shot multiple vignettes and put them together.
9:08 3POs voice lined up perfectly with the beat
Little did the Jedi and Clones knew, there was another spectator of this fight, invisible, and thinking: 'Such fine lightsabers...'
You can tell the difference between the stunt performers and just regular extras in the back ground. Glad they’re getting some exposure from SOMEONE
People: being a background actor must be boring
These guys: Hold my jawa juice
The stuff that background characters in the prequels do is hilarious 😂 the back characters in this scene are awesome though
Imagine what it would be like if this was real and you were a jedi
I always wanted to be a jedi when I was young
@@MichaelJaeYT I cannot lie I always had that dream when I was younger as well
Imagine if this level was only included on Battlefront 2
I would be killed
@@namecomingsoon9517 I will become the most powerful Jedi ever
There was more effort put into the choreography for the background characters here than in the entirety of the pratoreon guards in the fight episode 8 fight... let that sink in for a second
Jedi kicking droids is cool and all but I like it better when Cody does it
Codyyy 🙌🏼
Thanks for making this, I totally needed to re watch the battle of genesis again for like the 800th time
Well I watched this in 0.25 speed beat that
From 8:11 to 8:14 you will see a young teenager padawan to the left side of the screen. He is holding a blue lightsaber and looks to be no older than 13 years old. My theory is that he was the winner of the doritos contest where you got to be an extra for attack of the clones, and get yourself made into a custom jedi action figure with magnetic hands to force grab the metal lightsaber hilts. I never noticed him before today, but he is the only teenager present during this battle, so it makes sense.
When I was studying game development art I had a teacher who had worked on the battle of geonosis (and a bunch of other famous movie scenes) it was pretty cool hearing him explain the process.
He was an animator that used a lot of maths and programming in his animation, so he basically created the algorithm to control and randomise the clones and droids in some of the wide sweeping shots.
You pointed out so many good things and I’m still disappointed you missed my favorite detail: Jango’s head flying out of his helmet after it’s cut off
For 13 years I've been watching this movie and I never noticed the duel wielders
@6:13 Depa Balaba
YO.
isn't her blade blue tho??
@@lordreiman8352 no its green
@@lordreiman8352 in the comics** its green. but I just checked the wiki and it said blue?💀💀
okay yeah I just looked it up (I got confused sorry) and her saber was green but they changed it to blue and we can see it now in the bad batch
9:40 "The Roll Guy" did a forward stab into the super battle droid at the completion of his roll.
When I was like 5 or 6 I’d watch this fight literally at least once a week on the tv. Every time I’d watch it I’d look for little details like the ones discovered in this video. It’s cool because I actually know I lot of the stuff that he found out in the video
Yes, I saw this scene so many times when I was a kid and had a DVD, hahaha it's good to know that someone else is watching the battle in 0.25x Speed
Right? I cant believe no one else has done this before
Count me in general!
8:49 the fact they animated an injured droid to pick up its weapon and try to shoot a Jedi and then die in a background shot that no one would probably see shows George’s attention to detail. Man I love the prequels
They knew fans see this multiple times in cinema, and looking for details after 3rd view.
George put more effort into this sequence than Disney put into the entire sequel trilogy.
True
Honestly there's just as much if not more plot in the background than in the foreground. Thank you for showing everybody these gems I'm sure the actors would be happy to know someone noticing the work they put in, except the guy who was running through the arena with his lightsaber over his head not doing squat.
The droideka that gets force pulled down in the beginning is just a reused animation from when Jar Jar accidentally kills a droideka during the battle of Naboo.
“I didn’t know any Duel Wielders were in these movies.” Ayla would like to have a word with you.
And Anakin, briefly.
11:54 Did anyone one else see KI-Adi-Mundi with a green lightsaber? 😂
Yes! Finally met someone else who noticed it.
Just an error its not canon
@@quinten2529 I’m aware lol
I didn’t even think about that!
In the film, just before this part, we see Ki-Adi-Mundi and Plo Koon being escorted into the surviving ring of Jedi by a couple of battle droids. I think they've lost their lightsabers at this point so I'm guessing he picked up a green one as the droids opened fire again
Some say that Jedi is still dodge rolling to this day
when he says hello: 😃
when he don't say there: 😒
One thing that I'll always point out, Jango's head can be seen separating from the helmet with the shadows.
2:12 YELLOW LIGHTSABER
OMG That’s really close 😳 I think it’s Supposed to be green but it does look really yellow
@@MichaelJaeYT I love when your favorite RUclipsr reply’s to your comment from Robin the bird over at discord
I rewatched this battle and I've never notcied this before but in some of the shots before R2 gets to C3PO, you can actually see R2 rolling in the middle of the choas, I thought it was so cool. I really like this battle because it feels like everytime I come back to watch it, there's always something happening that I've never noticed before, it's great.
I used to rewatch the movie only to see the fights going on in the background...so much detail
5:43
That guy running: "I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING"
*attacks randomly*
This was a really fun video, I never noticed what all those other Jedi were doing before
Thanks! I want to do the other battles
I’ve done this so many times 🤣. The Jedi kicked ass. Also the battle of Utapau is really good too with spotting stuff in the back ground
For the memes, the random blue light saber Jedi at 9:25 survived. Thats my canon.
Yes -- Order 66 too!
I got your channel recommended for the first time today, and I am so happy I did. I love Star Wars and I always love hidden details in movies.
One more thing, you can see the shadow of Jango's head fall from the helmet before it hits the ground.
Also before he is decapitated you see his jetpack flare up (Jango attempted to escape) but since it was broken earlier it didn't work. Sad times man.
I've never heard anyone talk about the minute details in this sequence in a positive light until now. Usually, people will highlight the continuity errors or the random Jedi just dancing around without droids to kill like you occasionally did.
While I don't love this scene, I think it's refreshing to see a different perspective every now and then.
The B2 droid finished off the B1 because he couldn't bear to watch him suffer.
I love these background details but it does raise the question of why our mains didn't use the force more in combat when fighting droids or clones or other enemies of that level.
I think everyone forgets that Jango was shooting at Mace and only remember that Mace decapitated him.
To be fair to Jango, Mace was kinda running at him with his lightsaber at the ready.
@@nickyson4life To be fair Jango was participating in the execution of two Jedi and a Republic senator.
@@walnzell9328 Those two Jedi and senator literally show up on the planet and start murdering the natives when they get caught trespassing so idk man
@@simplymadness8849 No. One Jedi followed a man who tried to kill him. The Jedi and the senator went to save him. Then the natives attacked, so the Jedi and senator defended themselves. The natives were also technically enemy combatants. The Geonosian queen of the Stalgasin hive allied with the Separatists. The Geonosians, loyal to their queen, became loyal to the Separatist Alliance.
@@walnzell9328 Anakin and Padme break into a factory and literally kill UNARMED Geonosian workers who understandably try to apprehend them. Citizens of the Confederacy of Independent Systems are not “enemy combatants” no war had been declared or begun until the Republic invasion smh. Take your Jedi dog propaganda out of here.
Love this video! I super analyzed this scene as a kid too watching all the background Jedi! You should have pointed out that Ki-Adi-Mundi’s lightsaber changed color from blue to green when they were getting onto the gunship.
Just 1k likes?
*the underestimation of this channel is over 9000!*
7:50 👀👀 Do the Harlem Shake 🤣🤣🤣👀
I always believed that the Jedi that duel-wielded 2 lightsabers during the battle picked up a lightsaber of one of the Jedi who died to aid them in their fight. Also I found it a bit unrealistic that there was like no bodies of the Jedi on the floor in later scenes. Like there was over 150 of them that died in the arena and you saw like no bodies.
I thought the clones picked them up
@@akoiya6300 When would they have had time to do that while all those droids were in the arena?
They became with force and Disappear like Obi Wan do - so no bodies
@@tomaskops7119 not all Jedi disappear after they die. 10,000 Jedi bodies didn’t just disappear after order 66 happened.
@@jamesbagley2937 I know, but it can be one of way to answer :D
Literally the entire video:
“Did you see that?”
“A duel wielder!”
“Oh, he used the force!”
“Did he just kick that droid?”
“That was so sick!”
Detail that freaked me out was when you saw a shadow of Jango’s head falling out of his helmet 😰
Also that background Jedi Dual wielding was incredible, and I believe the form itself is called Jar Kai. Anakin uses that form a lot in Clone wars, but usually it just hinders his performance rather than benefits him like it does for Ahsoka Tano in the later seasons.
You noticed too
5:50 that looks like the basic men (head) strike in kendo. In practice, we sometimes repeat that strike over and over going from one end of the dojo and back. I could be wrong though as his feet are too high up and he's almost skipping...
It looks like he actually hit a droid later though.
Imagine if ashoka when she was as strong as she was in rebels was in this battle
Screw that imagine Jedi grandmaster Luke
i love how shaak ti & luminara are just MIA after the battle starts.
Something everyone or at least every male can appreciate about this scene is that Padme is hot.
every female attracted male
every female attracted female
And the Sons of God saw the Daughters of Man and they descended to the Earth...
Every male
"I want everyone to take out their lightsabers with me, go down, and royally slice that like button till it turns grey," man that sounds bad out of context. =P
Yo you have to do one on battle of utapau you’ll see a lot in that sequence 🔥🔥
Ohhh I didnt even think about that
Utapau is my favorite battle
Soooo many moments of Jedi awesomeness I've missed over the last years of watching Episode 2, because the battle was going way to fast. Thanks for this, man!
6:12 Depa Billaba?
She's dead now. At least she got to change her lightsaber color.
Ooh good eye maybe
This is what I love about Star Wars. There's so much detail put into it and it's only used for a few seconds and no one ever thinks to look for it but they work so hard to put all of these small details in. Gosh, I miss George Lucas.
Canadian Lad Jae?
This is legit my favorite scene in the saga just because there is so much to see, and as you say you could go through this whole thing again and pick up on so much that was missed.
Listening to his commentary at .25 speed is the greatest thing ever
Good to see a video highlighting the immense amount of detail lavished on these films. CGI or not (if people can even tell the difference in many cases), it's all amazing to look at. Nothing quite like it
5:16 voicecrack
There is so much going on in these battles I always find something new each time I rewatch it! Looking at good art work is the same. You always find something new because your brain/attention is different every time.
Canadian lad much
My lord, I have sliced the subscribed button and liked the video. Oh and couple of other thing's that I wanted to say, the content that you post is so cool and I really like how you watch all the star war movies in 0.25x speed, and spot all these little details in the background that I've never spotted before. I think I spotted a couple of details like these ones in the other star wars movies but the ones that you spot are awesome and I am willing to watch all of you're vids and see the details that you spot in the background :)
Bruh sounds pretty hypocritical when you nitpick the throne fight for all the mistakes yet you don't say anything about the errors of how the droids can't shot a target in the back that is less than 2 meters next to them. Also with how the jedi reuse the same move with the stabbing.
Throne fight had disappearing weapons and stupid spins. This one actually looks good.
@@KellyPeterson1 There is literally stupid spins in every duel of the prequels and this fight is full of errors.
there is a difference between having 20 background jedi fighting 50 droids in every szene and them making single errors or having 10 people in total in your fight and half of them make dumb things. The arena is to messy to see any errors at normal speed. I saw the knive dissapearing from one guard when is was in the cinema, and that is something that shouldn't happen in a movie
This is one of the best Star Wars video on youTube right there
This is amazing, I never knew there was so much going on in the background. I figured it was filler stuff, not real action. Amazing 🤩