"Did you know they actually reprise the Imperial March here??" Um, it's a theme everyone has heard dozens of times in their lives and it's the melody here, so yes?
I don’t like how the Disney films use the Force theme like it’s the main theme of Star Wars. It could work, aside from the fact that there is already a theme for Star Wars literally called “Main Title” that plays at the beginning of each movie.
@@lukar7306 I haven't seen Last Jedi since I first watched it in the cinema, but I don't remember noticing binary sunset that much. Rise of Skywalker on the other hand I noticed spamming the song like there was no tomorrow as I was watching it, but perhaps I was only starting to notice it then because the other movies had used it so much.
That Imperial March/Across the Stars transition is John Williams saying "This is HOW the Empire happens....and this is WHY the Empire happens!" Absolutely genius
That score didn't originally actually have the Imperial March, Lucas added it pretty late into development. You can find a MIDI reconstructed version of John Williams' original on RUclips based on the original sheet music called "Finale (Reconstructed)".
@@VinVonVoom That's awesome trivia! Thank you so much! Lucas definitely made the right call, like when he told Williams to replace Luke's theme (aka Main Theme) in Binary Sunset with Ben's theme (aka Force Theme)
Not like Anakin was a hero of Naboo Blockade, hot as fuck and guy who is good pilot, great warrior and person who does not get appreciation for his greatness. Also he tried to save his mother.
I have zero doubt that the score in the prequels is a big part of why fans like me are so forgiving with them. The worldbuilding is imaginative, the music is fantastic, the good moments are great, the bad moments are funny-bad, and the wider narrative is up there with the OT if you can get past its clumsy execution.
I've always thought they were flawed but they were great star wars movies, and that's something disney can't do is make star wars movies. They can just make movies.
Tbh the older i get the less critical i get of them and the more i accept them for what they are. The OT actually looks more basic nowadays tbh. I usually put on 1-3 if i want to watch star wars.
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sideways talking about music: This music compliments the scene foreshadowing the character's betrayal, showcasing the inner conflict, and contains leitmotifs from all over star wars schaff: its cool
@@eccentricorbiter1390 yea it took me forever to find it because it isn't in the Episode 3 sound track. It's Love Pledge and the Arena for anyone looking for it.
@@eccentricorbiter1390 that detail actually makes me love it even more as in the films (not including the time its used in the tartakovsky clone wars for the outer rim sieges montage) its before a massive slaughter of jedi is about to take place. First by the separatist forces and then by the jedi's own army.
They're both wrong, actually. "Binary Sunset," or whatever you want to call it, is actually (as I see it) the Hero's Journey Theme for ANH. Since ANH was originally just "Star Wars" and it was likely going to be a standalone movie, Williams needed a way to convey Luke's journey throughout the movie. If you think about it that way, the music makes so much more sense in the context of both the Binary Sunset scene and the Throne Room scene: the former represents Luke's longing for adventure and the unknown world, and the latter represents Luke's triumphant return to the known world. It even shows up in other pivotal points for the Hero's Journey, such as Obi-Wan's (the "mentor's") introduction and "the abyss" where every other ship has been destroyed in the trench run and there are more seconds before the Death Star blows ups the Rebel Base. I really don't understand why nobody else sees this.
Even if the movie was made to be standalone, the Force plays a role throughout the film. It plays when Obi Wan is introduced because he is a Force wielder, an agent of the Force. Much like “Vader’s Theme” is really the Imperial March, but is heard when Vader is on the screen because he is an agent of the Empire. One could argue that the Force theme could also play for Vader, but it could also be said that Vader’s allegiance to the Empire outweighs his use of the Force. As for why the Force theme plays during the trench run, that’s because Obi Wan speaks to Luke through the Force and because Luke uses the Force to help guide the proton torpedoes. The reason it plays during the binary sunset theme is because Luke is considering the consequences of leaving Tatooine, and the Force helps guide Luke down the path that will eventually restore balance to the Force (kind of). That said, I see how it could be thought of as a “Hero’s Journey Theme”, both ideas work.
@@nosher0267 He's not wrong. The original intent in annotations for the score state that it was to serve as Obi-Wan's theme. Then it evolved into the general Force theme.
Hollywood status quo hated Lucas for being succesful doing his own thing. On the other hand they now pander to Disney who finally owns the damn thing while George is retired.
@@gustavoduarte3507 It's actually not, because it is Revenge of the Sith (RotS) and The Rise of Skywalker (TRoS), Same letters, different order and stuff.
I do think Qui-Gon Jinn vs Darth Maul was a true duel of the fates. Palpatine knew that only Qui-Gon was powerful enough to train Anakin, the chosen one, without him being tempted towards the darks side. With Qui-Gon's death the Jedi Order's fate was sealed.
I think it was Dave Filoni who actually confirmed it. Really fitting it being duel of the fates, if Qui-Gon wins Anakin will be the Jedi Orders saviour. If Maul wins, he would be its downfall
not more powerful but just more experienced and he knew what anakin was going through more than obi wan. qui gon was the father anakin needed but instead he got a brother in obi wan and a new father figure in Palpatine
Honestly I can’t be mad at the romance dialogue in the prequels for two reasons 1. I love the prequels and choose to overlook their flaws (most of the time) 2. The dialogue between Anakin and Padme is more believable and is a lot better than most of my romantic dialogue in every relationship lol.
I find it annoying that many bash that romance, but don't see how poorly the one with Leia and Han aged. Han doesn't respect her boundaries, constantly berates her and the constant bickering isn't charming, it's a huge red flag for an unhealthy relationship. Many creeps took inspiration from this kind of flirting and many women I know find this intrusive behaviour uncomfortable.
John Williams is literally the god of music for film - Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jaws, E.T., Harry Potter, Schindler's List, and so many more spectacular pieces.
I think Anakin’s theme from TPM is really great. It’s so full of childish hope an innocence but it references the Imperial March. Even though he’s still just a kind young child he’s already fated to be a monster.
NOBODY TALKS ABOUT THIS ON TPM, like duel of the fates is incredible but Anakin's theme is a 100% chance of maxing out volume and maybe repeating a couple times its THAT beautiful
@@Gadget-Walkmen basically recently Dave Filoni came out and explained that duel of the fates is the theme for Qui-Gon vs Maul due to the fact that Qui-Gon surviving and serving as the father figure and appropriate mentor for Anakin to steer him on the right path would have prevented his turn to the dark side. It’s a literal duel for the fate of the galaxy and for the chosen one.
The part with Anakin riding the speeder the reason John used duel of the fates is because the fates that are "dueling" in phantom menace is Anakin fate and when Qui-gon Dies Anakins turn to the dark side, his fate is sealed
Honestly, it feels like whenever an actual member of Lucasfilm explains why the prequels are great, prequel haters just go "NANANANANAIMNOTLISTENING", like any sort of praise for them is just automatically wrong.
My college's wind orchestra conductor pointed out that Rey's theme reflects the way she walks. her steps are always light, never heavy, almost athletic or cat-like in that regard. in that sense, her theme is never overly bombastic or heavy. it has light instrumentation, staccato beats, and an overall light and jumpy tone without being explicitly uplifting.
Duel of the Fates is about Anakin’s fate. There’s a clip of Filoni talking about it. So I think Duel of the Fates works really well throughout the prequels. It is only played when Anakin is on screen in AOTC (before he kills sandpeople) and ROTS (final duel). If Qui-Gon wins the fight in TPM, Anakin’s fate is completely different.
True... I like what he pointed out about the Force Awakens soundtrack b'coz like the rest of the movie they had potential and an opportunity to go in a unique direction.
Also the Solo score slaps and Rogue one has an okay score but “Your Father would be proud” is so fucking good. And we all know how amazing the Mandalorian score is.
The Rac19 meh. I like it but y’know those fake Star Wars sounding themes that people use to avoid copyright? Krennics theme always sounds like an imperial march version of that to me
Across the Stars is such a wonderful theme. It perfectly tells the love story between Padme and Anakin, from their unlikely meeting to eventual betrayal and heartbreaking death. I love the swells and the more sinister bits are like the darkness creeping into their otherwise perfect romance. When we get to the ritardando near the end, it becomes musically clear that Padme is going to die of heartbreak. I just love how Williams managed to tell an entire love story over the course of one theme but damn it hits everytime for me.
Anakin: Darth Vader is dead. All hail the return of Anakin Skywalker, the Chosen One! I am reborn, Sidious! Before me, you are nothing! Darth Vader: No. NOOOOOOOOOO! (throws Palpatine down the tube)
It felt so cheap when they reused the *exact* same music in episode 9 when they stopped by the old death star ruins. What once had so much meaning was instead used for "member death star?", like, are we supposed to be sad that the death star is destroyed or something? Complete butchery of star wars music which devalues the original
I was so scared Revenge wouldn't get its credit as #1. That movie takes all the music and blends it together and STILL adds memorable themes. Every time I listen to the music, I catch new motifs embedded in the quiet tracks like Anakin's Nightmare.
It makes me sad. the score is absolutely my favourite in star wars. if you ever get the chance, check out samuel kim's blending of order 66 and Anakin's dark deeds. gave me a sense of dread and sadness that is incomprehensible.
Yes I agree Revenge of the sith been always be number 1 as music theme in the movie and as movie itself. My personal favorite for years have been the theme where Anakin walks with his 501st legion to the jedi temple, when it just sounds so epic and you know where this is going towards, when his about to kill all the jedies and sith empire will rise after I think. This video ranking is preatty good, but I think all sequals movies should be last, because the movie story is copy from orginals and there is no new great music themes, because they did not put that much effort into it, when the story of the movies were also going to be shite. Atleast the prequals and even Phantom Menace offers some new great Star Wars themes we had not heard before in orginals, so thats why I think Phantom Menace themes are even better, than Star Wars sequals themes are.
Fun fact: The music for the duel between Maul and Obi-Wan/Qui-Gon is called Duel of the Fates because that battle was actually the point that defined the future of the galaxy. If Qui-Gon had lived, Anakin would not have fallen to the dark side because Qui-Gon was the best teacher Anakin could have gotten, and would have been able to help Anakin with his feelings. Almost no other moment in the entire prequel trilogy carries the same weight that that duel does, even if it isn't immediately apparent.
I found them a lot less impactful once I learned that quite a lot of his scores in Star Wars and not kinda copy or straight up copy some classical pieces or other pieces in general.
I was in high school when the prequels came out. My best friend did not understand the timeline. They thought that Leia and Padme, and Luke and Anakin were the same characters, but played by different actors. Their reasoning was because they owned the same robots so they must be the same characters.
Duel of the Fates "while Anakin is riding on his speeder on Tatooine just like how we meet Darth Maul" is completely missing the point. He's racing to save his mother, he's trying to save someone he loves despite being told to let go. What leads him to the Dark path in the end? The same exact thing. His mother warns him in TPM "You can't stop the change, anymore than you can stop the suns from setting" and what's happening in the background as he races to save her? The suns setting. Duel of the Fates is about Anakin losing his family, first his father figure Qui-Gon, then his mother Shmi, then his brother Obi-Wan. These losses shift the destiny of the entire galaxy forever. And directly leading up to each loss, a version of Duel of the Fates plays.
Duel of the Fates is about, Fates. Qui Gon Vs Maul was a Fate between Anakin’s fate. If Qui Gon beats Maul, light side wins, if Maul kills Qui Gon, Anakin will slowly drifts to the dark side. Same with his mother. If Anakin saves his mother alive, he stays in the light side. But if his mother dies, he goes deeper in the dark. The first two movies uses duel of the fates as Anakin fates to the dark side hard
@@shawerful5209 yep, what they did not mention is that for Anakin vs Obiwan its not exactly Duel of the Fates, theres a Duel of the Fates motif in the theme (bc the fate of the chosen one and therefore the fate of the force is at stake) but its not it, its appropiately called Battle of the Heroes and its a 5 min masterpiece
I think a theme that is not talked about enough, is the theme when we’re introduced to the clones. It really gives a sense of getting ready for battle, and goes very well with the troopers stomping
The piece that plays during Luke and Vader’s final confrontation, when Luke rages on his father, is my favorite piece in the entire series. It’s so heartwrenching in a way that is wholly unique in the series
He does reference A Path I can’t follow, which I do like a little bit more as it feels like the culmination of a series of events. While Anakin’s betrayal is always associated with the Jedi purge and Order 66, the other version makes me think about everyone else who died to get to this moment.
2003 General Grievous theme was awesome though, it's the musical version of "Grievous is not trapped in a room with you. You are trapped in a room with Grievous." It makes him sound like an unstoppable machine that will wreck your stuff, this music sounds like a horror movie villain theme. The screeching violins remind you of that shower theme from "Pshyco." this small part of the soundtrack wormed its way into my ears and it's not a bad thing, go hear it if you haven't before.
I B personally love A path I cannot follow a ton, it makes me think about everything that’s happened prior that’s lead to this moment. Not just order 66, but Grevious, Dooku, Maul, the Clones, The Old Republic, pretty much everything that got wasted leading to this moment.
For me Phantom Menace is misplaced, the Droid Army Theme is really good and memorable a completely new theme not just repeat of Imperial March but underlining the Invasion Force so well.
They also mentioned the music being great when Anakin lands the Invisible Hand. Apparently they didn't realise it was reused from when he destroys the control ship in TPM.
@@callumpears1523they also talk about how great the music is in AOTC’s final act is, even though most of that was reused from “Phantom Menace” as Williams was busy on “Minority Report” and “Harry Potter”
@@acringekeresokiskodmon8026 this is no exaggeration I thought about that I found out that Palpatine's return and the stupid mcguffin hunt led to Exegol fills 90% of the movie THEY COULD HAVE NOT RETURNED PALPATINE BACK AND USE THAT F.... 90% TO MAKE A BETTER PLOT AND FOCUS ON THE CHARACTERS but no JJ said: " return... Palpatine should"
I think there's a rule about original music needing to be at least 70% or 80% of the film's total score. As good as it is, there are a ton of reused score segments from previous Star Wars films that kept it from getting nominated.
At the scene where Anakin attacks Mace Windu you can hear a heroic theme but the music slowly distorts as Anakin chooses to do the evil thing instead of something heroic, it is beautiful
Number 8: * _shitty flute Duel of the Fates plays_ * Me: *Raises Pitchfork* Schaff: Let me start by saying I adore Duel of the Fates Me: *Lowers Pitchfork*
RRRREEEEEEE IM A FLUTE PLAYER I die a little bit inside each time someone calls the recorder a flute, there is ahuge difference. Flute is superior in every way
I'm so glad ROTS score is getting the recognition it deserves! With this film, John Williams turned Star Wars from a space opera into an actual opera. There's at least 5 tracks from this soundtrack that rank in my favorite Star Wars themes. The opening battle is one of my favorite score sequences Williams has done _ever_
@@_somerandomguyontheinternet_ you Just triggered the entire prequel fanbase, including me, however since opnions cannot be eliminated (yet) i have to respect yours
14:52 the scene where Rey and Finn run towards the ship that Rey said was ‘garbage’ and it’s revealed to be the Millennium Falcon, the music that plays there was just so upbeat, obviously it was fan service but upon first viewing it was amazing.
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Here’s a wholesome story So i was like in 3rd grade and my teacher was the biggest Star Wars nerd ever and on his birthday, I got him tickets to see The Force Awakens. The look on his face was so wholesome and he hugged me so hard that I almost suffocated.
@@heatherlory99 well it has been 4 years, so now they're in 7th or 8th grade in middle school. And yes, hundreds or maybe thousands of pre-pubescent and pubescence children use RUclips and many other Video hubs like social media services and stuff like that.
There’s an even bigger question: Why didn’t Revenge the Sith get nominated for Best Original Score or Best Visuals Effects yet Attack of the Clones got nominated for Best Visual Effects. What is up with that?! And How the bloody hell did Boss Baby got nominated for Best Animated Feature? And How did the LEGO movie not get nominated for Best Animated Feature in 2014?
@@someromaboo yeah they awarded Teen Titans Go for the best dc animation. I mean I didn't hate TTG but there's other dc animation that are better then TTG.
I love the brief moment of the jedi temple march when the clones marching becomes a percussion instrument in itself and feels like an army on its way to a final onslaught
Imo Rise of Skywalker has a bad score. A lot of the time it isn't bad in a technical sense, but it's so insultingly low effort with how it's implemented, doesn't fit 80% of the time, and even more than any other movie, is so blatantly going "remember this piece from the older movies?? Clap and cheer plz" every 10 minutes or so, without anything new of substance, that I hate it It's not as flawed in how it's written in a vacuum like some other scores outside of Star Wars, but it's so pathetic in how it's used (likely the fault of the director, JJ Abrams) that it's possibly one of my least favorite soundtracks in any movie And that sucks to say cause I don't hate the sequels
@🏳️🌈⃠[Ace Attorney] Lord Fawful I think Rey and Kylo's themes were inverse of each other too IIRC, watched a video a long time ago on how all 3 of their themes relate
You want to know something else? Kylo's theme is the last four notes of Palpatine's. In a sense, Rey's theme opening with Palpatine foreshadows her origin, while Kylo's theme being the ending of Palpatine's theme symbolizes his desire to preserve the last remnants of the Empire
If I recall correctly, they actually had Williams compose the music BEFORE the movie was done. The poor man hadn't even seen the film he was writing the music for, so he pretty much tried to do a tribute to Star Wars music as opposed to writing music that could clash horribly with the scenes they were scored to.
@@octaviocontrerasvalle811 It's not inherently bad but it's not very original. And we know John Williams is no slacker when it comes to writing film scores. I mean The Force Awakens has an excellent score, even if it fails in many other aspects. Honestly if Ennio Morricone hadn't been overdue foe an Oscar in 2015, Williams might have taken home his sixth Oscar.
"Revenge of the sith introduces very little themes to the film" (Padme's funeral) Apparently in the previous movie too lazy to check Grievous theme Dark deeds Battle of the heroes Order 66 (Temple march) same as padmes funeral battle of coruscant I am the senate Whatever the falling ship down is called Bruh
@@Major_Ursa The hints of Anakin vs Obi-Wan go back as far as the Empire Strikes Back. In the scene on Dagobah where Luke faces 'Vader' that music can be heard. Not as grand or epic mind you, but the structure is there nonetheless. But seriously Battle of the Heroes alone is better than any of the original music of any of the sequels, hands down.
The "The Rise of Skywalker" TRAILERS had a better score than the movie itself, i mean, they had to clickbait us into theaters with Duel of Fates, ... DO I HAVE TO SAY MORE????
I'mTheReverse they technically did, during that one scene with all the Sith you can hear a remixed version of duel of the fates (wish we had a full version)
wanna know what makes it worse John had an entire score of new music written and ready to go but JJ basically threw it out in favor of mindless nostalgia bait. there is a reason 9 was the film that made john retire
@@ImTheReverse would've been pretty epic if they used Duel of The Fates during the duel on the Death Star wreckage. Definitely would have made the film more enjoyable, like it'd still be a terrible film, but the music could have made it more watchable.
I need to call attention to how amazing Grevious' theme is as a theme for a villain like him, he's this unfeeling machine but he still has the heart and mind of a great warrior, and the theme does an amazing job of blending the mechanical Droid army theme with this powerful feeling of honor and tribal militarism that just perfectly frames this terrifying cyborg warrior.
I've rewatched TPM yesterday and half the time I was crying in nostalgia, I mean, the scene where Qui Gon goes in the underwater city?! It's literally branded in my brain since 1999
Lunchtime, part of the Rey's Theme Suite, is one of my favorite Star Wars pieces, even if it only last for 30 seconds. I rarely hear it mentioned but I love it
At first I thought well it still would have but it would have been worse Now I’m thinking, it barely got green lit so if he didn’t do the score there’s no way it would have been green lit So I agree
>Revenge of the Sith at 1 Alright this list is valid. God I love that soundtrack so much. The fucking war drums building up to the reveal of the full scale of the Battle Of Coruscant is one of the greatest moments in Star Wars and the score just keeps delivering from the first seconds to the very end. Love it.
The Score for the last Prequel movie: Fantastically Brilliant The Score for the last Original movie: Inspiring, amazing sequences The score for the last Sequel movie: Exists for some reason
"Duel Of The Fates fits Yoda VS Sidious better because it's an actual duel of the fates" ...The original one was too. the _duel_ would decide what Anakin's _fate_ was. If Qui Gon actually killed Maul, Vader would've never happened since he'd still be around to train Anakin properly. And if Maul won, then Anakin wouldn't have Qui Gon as his master and he'd inevitably fall to the dark side. And of course, we know what happened with that.
Also! Duel of the Fates "while Anakin is riding on his speeder on Tatooine just like how we meet Darth Maul" is completely missing the point. He's racing to save his mother, he's trying to save someone he loves despite being told to let go. What leads him to the Dark path in the end?The same exact thing. His mother warns him in TPM "You can't stop the change, anymore than you can stop the suns from setting" and what's happening in the background as he races to save her? The suns setting. Duel of the Fates is about Anakin losing his family, first his father figure Qui-Gon, then his mother Shmi, then his brother Obi-Wan. These losses shift the destiny of the entire galaxy forever.
Thankfully I think alot of us agree that Qui Gon v Maul was actually also the more important duel for the fate of the galaxy than Yoda v Sidious. I think Sidious talking about how "Vader will become more powerful than either of us" makes it explicit that at that stage the dark side had already won.
The only theme I’m disappointed that they didn’t talk about was “Love Pledge and The Arena”. This theme takes great beats from across the stars, then immediately transitions to an ominous snap back to reality in the Geonotian arena. And when the droids get revealed to attack the Jedi, Oh my gosh. That is a bop. And the way the second half of the song gets used again in anakins March on the Jedi temple is so amazing. I don’t know why more people aren’t talking about this.
A couple points. One: I'm sad they missed the Trade Federation / Droid Army theme in Episode I, and how the Clone Army being revealed with that same music in Episode II was a clever way to tip off the audience that this isn't a good thing; is what the Senate's doing here (not THE Senate, the Galactic Senate) any better than what the Trade Federation did? Second: while there weren't many new themes in Episode III, we can all agree that General Grievous' theme makes for *a fine addition to the collection.*
Droid Invasion Theme is my favourite SW theme. Not many new themes in ROTS what are u on about. Battle of Heroes, Anakin vs Obi Wan, Grievous and the droids, Battle over Coruscant, General Grievous theme, Grievous talks to Palpatine all new original awesome themes. The Prequels are the best trilogy and have the best music
The order 66 scene (titled "Anakin's Betrayal") is amazing specifically for how well Williams pairs certain moments of the suite with small moments in the film as it's carried out. In the small part where Padme starts crying as she watches the temple burning, there's this soft, haunting melody that sounds like a broken relative to "Across The Stars". It's just one of those times where the music, cinematography, and powerful acting all line up to make a perfect moment.
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“There is such a thing as too much palpatine” is the Rise of Skywalker in one sentence.
Brannock McCartan The Rise of Shitwalker**
I’m a turtle OR AM I my mistake haha
r/prequelmemes is after you
I can't describe it more perfectly.
Very ironic as he is in so little of it. He's just written and used so horribly.
Still can't get over how the canteena theme's canonical genre is "jizz".
Wait wtf
Yeah, jizz-wailers make the best music.
Can't call it "jazz," now can we?
No, that's the name of the band that plays the music... I don't even care about starwars, why did I know that?
Lol
*Sideways* : If you listen closely, you can actually hear Duel of the Fates
*Me, who anticipates that scene for its use of Duel of the Fates* : o.o
"Did you know they actually reprise the Imperial March here??"
Um, it's a theme everyone has heard dozens of times in their lives and it's the melody here, so yes?
I lose my shit any time duel of the fates plays it's just so good
@@QualitativeVacuum i sit on the title screen of Episode 1: racer just for Duel of the Fates
@@mrandersen6872 I thought you do it because you're scared of falling of the FUCKING TRACK IN THAT FUCKING 3rd TO LAST RACE
Can we just call Palpatine's Theme "the Palpa-theme" from now on?
Absolutely!
**Yes**
No.
@@_somerandomguyontheinternet_ bruh
Somehow Palpatheme returned…
General Pryde: Gets blown out of a window
*Mystical force theme plays*
Ah yes, the best musical moment.
That felt so off when I watched it. You could tell that they were trying to cheaply impersonate a thoughtful moment
Look, I don't know about you, but I think Pryde was a jedi the whole time.
@@godderific6443 pffftt.
Cooper Brown Well, everyone can use the force, so I don’t see why not.
Replacing "Hello there with" "Yo what's up" is one of the most unholy things I have ever heard in my entire life
It’s unforgivable
So uncivilized
Its treason, then
"Wait a second! How did this ["Yo what's up?"] happen? We're smarter than this!"
yo whats up im the scout
Episode 9 scene: EXISTS
Binary Sunset: "So anyways I started blasting."
Have you heard the Last Jedi soundtrack? Binary sunset is in like every piece.
I don’t like how the Disney films use the Force theme like it’s the main theme of Star Wars. It could work, aside from the fact that there is already a theme for Star Wars literally called “Main Title” that plays at the beginning of each movie.
Sequels: You get a Force theme, and you get a Force theme, and he gets a Force theme! Force theme for eeevvvverybodeeeh!
@@lukar7306 I haven't seen Last Jedi since I first watched it in the cinema, but I don't remember noticing binary sunset that much. Rise of Skywalker on the other hand I noticed spamming the song like there was no tomorrow as I was watching it, but perhaps I was only starting to notice it then because the other movies had used it so much.
@@ferhog7705 spamming? That piece is in every star wars movie
That Imperial March/Across the Stars transition is John Williams saying "This is HOW the Empire happens....and this is WHY the Empire happens!" Absolutely genius
I never noticed that! Thanks for pointing it out
That score didn't originally actually have the Imperial March, Lucas added it pretty late into development. You can find a MIDI reconstructed version of John Williams' original on RUclips based on the original sheet music called "Finale (Reconstructed)".
@@VinVonVoom That's awesome trivia! Thank you so much! Lucas definitely made the right call, like when he told Williams to replace Luke's theme (aka Main Theme) in Binary Sunset with Ben's theme (aka Force Theme)
Romance between Padme and Anakin: feels 0% natural
Across the stars: Let me introduce myself...
100%
Probably bumps it up to a 30% or so
God if the writing was better in the prequels, they could've easily matched the quality of the Original Trilogy
Its so fuckin real
Mans cant flirt so its 100% acurrate
Not like Anakin was a hero of Naboo Blockade, hot as fuck and guy who is good pilot, great warrior and person who does not get appreciation for his greatness. Also he tried to save his mother.
"I hate sand"
*boosts up to 1000%*
Obi-Wan: sees Anakin turns to the dark side
Also Obi-Wan: I’m gonna put some sand in your eye
When you realize the main reason Darth Vader wears a helmet is to keep all the sand away from his eye
Ok that is absolutely *perfect* meme fusing
Pocket sand
Oh no don't but sand in Darth sand eyes
Then as kebobi leaves says "eat my dust"
"I love Star Wars, but it does not love me back!"
It's like, almost any fanbase in a nutshell
*chough* Harry Potter *chough*
minus jojo lol
Unfortunate but true.
Except Avatar the last airbender
*glares in SVtFoE*
I have zero doubt that the score in the prequels is a big part of why fans like me are so forgiving with them. The worldbuilding is imaginative, the music is fantastic, the good moments are great, the bad moments are funny-bad, and the wider narrative is up there with the OT if you can get past its clumsy execution.
I’d add in the SFX are also of really high quality. If you saw the movies as a kid practically every scene triggers some kind of Pavlovian response
And the script is memey
I've always thought they were flawed but they were great star wars movies, and that's something disney can't do is make star wars movies. They can just make movies.
Tbh the older i get the less critical i get of them and the more i accept them for what they are. The OT actually looks more basic nowadays tbh. I usually put on 1-3 if i want to watch star wars.
@@vgrepairsI’m the same way. I always watch episodes 3 and 4.
“Yo what’s up” instead of “Hello There” hurt me in a way I didn’t know was possible
It's so wrong dude, in so many levels
It made me laugh, sure, but it was a painful laughter. And now I can't stop watching it every now and then
It's religious sacrilege, is what it is.
@@mattboy2313 are you saying that 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@@gamerule18 Yes
@@gamerule18 it's treason then
Palpatine: "I AM the soundtrack"
Not yet
@@MrMcGriddIe ARGHHHH
Why are you all stealing my lines?
@@iamthesenate5769 Buy some death sticks and forget this ever happened.
@Yeetus Deleetus *Neck
I was absolutely not prepared for "Yo, what's up?" dubbed over "Hello there."
Aurora Meyer me to the RUclips channel . it’s treason then
Yeah that made me very upset
Wasn't that Scout from TF2?
One must only assume the full version has Grievous replying "Scout!" in a Heavy voice
It's just the sudden TF2 reference that makes it the best clip.
sideways talking about music: This music compliments the scene foreshadowing the character's betrayal, showcasing the inner conflict, and contains leitmotifs from all over star wars
schaff: its cool
It's EPIC 🤯
The difference between an expert complimenting the thing and a non-expert complimenting the thing
Their saying the same thing just varying complexity
We gonna talk about how epic the music is when Anakin invades the Jedi Temple? That song slaps.
It's a reused track from the arena in II, so if anything the credit should go to Attack of the Clones ;)
@@eccentricorbiter1390 yea it took me forever to find it because it isn't in the Episode 3 sound track. It's Love Pledge and the Arena for anyone looking for it.
Anakin's Dark Deeds and Anakin's Betrayal are gut wrenching.
Apophyx.Studio True, but it definitely fits the Anakin scene more, I think
@@eccentricorbiter1390 that detail actually makes me love it even more as in the films (not including the time its used in the tartakovsky clone wars for the outer rim sieges montage) its before a massive slaughter of jedi is about to take place. First by the separatist forces and then by the jedi's own army.
Schafrillas: The force theme
Sideways, an intellectual: Obi-Wan’s theme
Sideways must always be the intellectual.
They're both wrong, actually. "Binary Sunset," or whatever you want to call it, is actually (as I see it) the Hero's Journey Theme for ANH. Since ANH was originally just "Star Wars" and it was likely going to be a standalone movie, Williams needed a way to convey Luke's journey throughout the movie. If you think about it that way, the music makes so much more sense in the context of both the Binary Sunset scene and the Throne Room scene: the former represents Luke's longing for adventure and the unknown world, and the latter represents Luke's triumphant return to the known world. It even shows up in other pivotal points for the Hero's Journey, such as Obi-Wan's (the "mentor's") introduction and "the abyss" where every other ship has been destroyed in the trench run and there are more seconds before the Death Star blows ups the Rebel Base. I really don't understand why nobody else sees this.
I think it is the Force theme, not necessarily a “Hero’s Journey Theme”
Even if the movie was made to be standalone, the Force plays a role throughout the film. It plays when Obi Wan is introduced because he is a Force wielder, an agent of the Force. Much like “Vader’s Theme” is really the Imperial March, but is heard when Vader is on the screen because he is an agent of the Empire. One could argue that the Force theme could also play for Vader, but it could also be said that Vader’s allegiance to the Empire outweighs his use of the Force.
As for why the Force theme plays during the trench run, that’s because Obi Wan speaks to Luke through the Force and because Luke uses the Force to help guide the proton torpedoes.
The reason it plays during the binary sunset theme is because Luke is considering the consequences of leaving Tatooine, and the Force helps guide Luke down the path that will eventually restore balance to the Force (kind of).
That said, I see how it could be thought of as a “Hero’s Journey Theme”, both ideas work.
@@nosher0267 He's not wrong. The original intent in annotations for the score state that it was to serve as Obi-Wan's theme. Then it evolved into the general Force theme.
It still angers me to this day that John Williams was nominated for an Oscar for all the sequel scores but none of the prequels
RIGHT? ROTS is one of his BEST works!
I just realised that Rise of the Skywalker and Revenge of the Sith has the same capital letters.
It’s all a game, sadly, the true way to do it, is in the fans opinions of the best
Hollywood status quo hated Lucas for being succesful doing his own thing. On the other hand they now pander to Disney who finally owns the damn thing while George is retired.
@@gustavoduarte3507 It's actually not, because it is Revenge of the Sith (RotS) and The Rise of Skywalker (TRoS), Same letters, different order and stuff.
I do think Qui-Gon Jinn vs Darth Maul was a true duel of the fates. Palpatine knew that only Qui-Gon was powerful enough to train Anakin, the chosen one, without him being tempted towards the darks side. With Qui-Gon's death the Jedi Order's fate was sealed.
I never thought about that ... now I'm sad 😢
@@mrs_mothra547 That was the same reaction I had when I saw this theory a few years ago and it instantly made me love Qui-Gon even more
I think it was Dave Filoni who actually confirmed it. Really fitting it being duel of the fates, if Qui-Gon wins Anakin will be the Jedi Orders saviour. If Maul wins, he would be its downfall
not more powerful but just more experienced and he knew what anakin was going through more than obi wan. qui gon was the father anakin needed but instead he got a brother in obi wan and a new father figure in Palpatine
Hey Jedi maybe you might wanna stop blaming Anakin and take accountability like Obi-Wan did
This is the strangest-looking Ratatouille video I've ever seen.
I think remy is a sith lord
Funny redditor epic comment gold star chungus
It's a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
NukeOTron that’s because it isn’t!
I got a 100 in science woooosh
As a kid, Across the Stars tricked me into thinking that the romance in Attack of the Clones was actually good...
Same, but Across the Stars is still my favourite Star Wars piece.
Eh, it’s still a lovely piece to play at a wedding or formal dance for partners anyway.
Same
Honestly I can’t be mad at the romance dialogue in the prequels for two reasons
1. I love the prequels and choose to overlook their flaws (most of the time)
2. The dialogue between Anakin and Padme is more believable and is a lot better than most of my romantic dialogue in every relationship lol.
I find it annoying that many bash that romance, but don't see how poorly the one with Leia and Han aged. Han doesn't respect her boundaries, constantly berates her and the constant bickering isn't charming, it's a huge red flag for an unhealthy relationship. Many creeps took inspiration from this kind of flirting and many women I know find this intrusive behaviour uncomfortable.
John Williams is literally the god of music for film - Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Jaws, E.T., Harry Potter, Schindler's List, and so many more spectacular pieces.
Yes his Schindlers list is easily his best work
Jurassic Park will never not make me emotional
The real films’ music god is Ennio Morricone
Hans Zimmer: Oh, you’re approaching me?
victory game
God rest his soul.
I think Anakin’s theme from TPM is really great. It’s so full of childish hope an innocence but it references the Imperial March. Even though he’s still just a kind young child he’s already fated to be a monster.
NOBODY TALKS ABOUT THIS ON TPM, like duel of the fates is incredible but Anakin's theme is a 100% chance of maxing out volume and maybe repeating a couple times its THAT beautiful
@@BreMue Damn right
It’s such a subtle reference! when does that reference appear during the film?
@@noahmoore6513 it appears right after Anakin wins the pod race, and during the credits as well
Luke : looks at the sun
John willaims: MUSIC INTENSIFIES
... as he goes super blind.
@@BlindJedi twice the sun, double the blindness
@@hib7295 true
@@hib7295 my blindness has doubled since we last met
@@owyemen9367 i've been echo-locating forward to this !
Anakin: you're just the way I remember you in my dreams
Padme: *aggressively pressed panic button*
Hello there. How creepy was Anakin in real life?
Puberty amirite
Let’s see you talk to the person you have had a crush on for ten years after being raised by space monks that think emotions lead to destruction.
🧐
@@G59forlife. , you are a bold one
“I feel like duel of the fates would suit yoda vs palpatine more”
*laughs in Dave Filoni*
What you mean?!
@@Gadget-Walkmen basically recently Dave Filoni came out and explained that duel of the fates is the theme for Qui-Gon vs Maul due to the fact that Qui-Gon surviving and serving as the father figure and appropriate mentor for Anakin to steer him on the right path would have prevented his turn to the dark side. It’s a literal duel for the fate of the galaxy and for the chosen one.
I was thinking the same thing
The part with Anakin riding the speeder the reason John used duel of the fates is because the fates that are "dueling" in phantom menace is Anakin fate and when Qui-gon Dies Anakins turn to the dark side, his fate is sealed
Honestly, it feels like whenever an actual member of Lucasfilm explains why the prequels are great, prequel haters just go "NANANANANAIMNOTLISTENING", like any sort of praise for them is just automatically wrong.
My college's wind orchestra conductor pointed out that Rey's theme reflects the way she walks. her steps are always light, never heavy, almost athletic or cat-like in that regard. in that sense, her theme is never overly bombastic or heavy. it has light instrumentation, staccato beats, and an overall light and jumpy tone without being explicitly uplifting.
It's the desert mouse theme. Could be Muad'Dib's theme in a Dune adaptation hehehe.
Duel of the Fates is about Anakin’s fate. There’s a clip of Filoni talking about it. So I think Duel of the Fates works really well throughout the prequels. It is only played when Anakin is on screen in AOTC (before he kills sandpeople) and ROTS (final duel). If Qui-Gon wins the fight in TPM, Anakin’s fate is completely different.
Fuck Filoni
ruclips.net/video/xIN_Xo_nK4E/видео.html
It doesn't play during Anakin vs Obi-Wan, that piece is actually 'Battle of the Heroes'.
It plays during Yoda vs Palpatine.
CrashCubeZeroOne no, a section of Duel of the Fates plays a little while after the Mustafar facility’s shields go down.
@@Martnmaceda when trolling goes wrong..
Let’s be honest, Star Wars wouldn’t be as popular without John Williams.
Star Wars wouldn't be anything without John Williams
@luke A now I disagree with that as it would still be good but just not as good.
True...
I like what he pointed out about the Force Awakens soundtrack b'coz like the rest of the movie they had potential and an opportunity to go in a unique direction.
@@marshmallowvampire8503 Whatta ya mean TFA was a good movie
Another Sheev Palpatine
Eh, it was pretty ok
Also the Solo score slaps and Rogue one has an okay score but “Your Father would be proud” is so fucking good. And we all know how amazing the Mandalorian score is.
The main Mandalorian theme is blasting in my mind right now.
yer fether would be proud
What about Krennics Theme ?
The Rac19 meh. I like it but y’know those fake Star Wars sounding themes that people use to avoid copyright? Krennics theme always sounds like an imperial march version of that to me
Solo is my fourth favourite in the whole franchise. Enfys Nest's theme, man
Across the Stars is such a wonderful theme. It perfectly tells the love story between Padme and Anakin, from their unlikely meeting to eventual betrayal and heartbreaking death. I love the swells and the more sinister bits are like the darkness creeping into their otherwise perfect romance. When we get to the ritardando near the end, it becomes musically clear that Padme is going to die of heartbreak. I just love how Williams managed to tell an entire love story over the course of one theme but damn it hits everytime for me.
"I love Star Wars, but it does not love me back."
This is the fanbase summarized.
The Mandalorian “am I a joke to you?”
@@adistefano_ What do you mean?
Isn't it the other way around though? Star Wars loves its fans but fans most often hate the franchise.
@@jp3813 ah yes love
That is how they love their fans
The sad version of Imperial March when Vader’s mask comes off gives me goosebumps every time I hear it.
Chilling
I'm not crying you are crying
Anakin: Darth Vader is dead. All hail the return of Anakin Skywalker, the Chosen One! I am reborn, Sidious! Before me, you are nothing!
Darth Vader: No. NOOOOOOOOOO! (throws Palpatine down the tube)
Wait that’s what playing, I’ve never noticed that, such a cool detail
It felt so cheap when they reused the *exact* same music in episode 9 when they stopped by the old death star ruins. What once had so much meaning was instead used for "member death star?", like, are we supposed to be sad that the death star is destroyed or something? Complete butchery of star wars music which devalues the original
I was so scared Revenge wouldn't get its credit as #1.
That movie takes all the music and blends it together and STILL adds memorable themes. Every time I listen to the music, I catch new motifs embedded in the quiet tracks like Anakin's Nightmare.
Last act pure joy to listen. I would say that probably same rush as cocaine user get. :D
It makes me sad. the score is absolutely my favourite in star wars. if you ever get the chance, check out samuel kim's blending of order 66 and Anakin's dark deeds. gave me a sense of dread and sadness that is incomprehensible.
The music is better than the movie
Yes I agree Revenge of the sith been always be number 1 as music theme in the movie and as movie itself. My personal favorite for years have been the theme where Anakin walks with his 501st legion to the jedi temple, when it just sounds so epic and you know where this is going towards, when his about to kill all the jedies and sith empire will rise after I think. This video ranking is preatty good, but I think all sequals movies should be last, because the movie story is copy from orginals and there is no new great music themes, because they did not put that much effort into it, when the story of the movies were also going to be shite. Atleast the prequals and even Phantom Menace offers some new great Star Wars themes we had not heard before in orginals, so thats why I think Phantom Menace themes are even better, than Star Wars sequals themes are.
Grievous theme
Order 66
Anakin’s dark deeds/i’m so sorry
Battle of the heroes
Immolation scene
Padmes funeral
masterclass of music
Fun fact: The music for the duel between Maul and Obi-Wan/Qui-Gon is called Duel of the Fates because that battle was actually the point that defined the future of the galaxy. If Qui-Gon had lived, Anakin would not have fallen to the dark side because Qui-Gon was the best teacher Anakin could have gotten, and would have been able to help Anakin with his feelings. Almost no other moment in the entire prequel trilogy carries the same weight that that duel does, even if it isn't immediately apparent.
Very true
Did anyone actually involved in the film’s production say this?
Kinda like Age of Ultron.
@@blakchristianbale yes Dave fillioni
@@scouthedog Dave Filoni had nothing whatsoever to do with The Phantom Menace
John Williams' score makes you excited even when there is nothing happening on screen
The last jedi makes me more excited when there is nothing on the screen
Anakin: just walking
The score: *epic music that fills me with excitement and dread intensifies*
I found them a lot less impactful once I learned that quite a lot of his scores in Star Wars and not kinda copy or straight up copy some classical pieces or other pieces in general.
Unrelated, but when I was younger I couldn't fathom the fact that Episode I came after Episode IV V and VI.
same
I was in high school when the prequels came out. My best friend did not understand the timeline. They thought that Leia and Padme, and Luke and Anakin were the same characters, but played by different actors. Their reasoning was because they owned the same robots so they must be the same characters.
me neither i was like "but how did they know"
Same
Duel of the Fates "while Anakin is riding on his speeder on Tatooine just like how we meet Darth Maul" is completely missing the point. He's racing to save his mother, he's trying to save someone he loves despite being told to let go. What leads him to the Dark path in the end? The same exact thing. His mother warns him in TPM "You can't stop the change, anymore than you can stop the suns from setting" and what's happening in the background as he races to save her? The suns setting. Duel of the Fates is about Anakin losing his family, first his father figure Qui-Gon, then his mother Shmi, then his brother Obi-Wan. These losses shift the destiny of the entire galaxy forever. And directly leading up to each loss, a version of Duel of the Fates plays.
Duel of the Fates is about, Fates. Qui Gon Vs Maul was a Fate between Anakin’s fate. If Qui Gon beats Maul, light side wins, if Maul kills Qui Gon, Anakin will slowly drifts to the dark side. Same with his mother. If Anakin saves his mother alive, he stays in the light side. But if his mother dies, he goes deeper in the dark. The first two movies uses duel of the fates as Anakin fates to the dark side hard
@@Shizilol The third time is about The fate about The republic/empire/galaxy.
@@shawerful5209 yep, what they did not mention is that for Anakin vs Obiwan its not exactly Duel of the Fates, theres a Duel of the Fates motif in the theme (bc the fate of the chosen one and therefore the fate of the force is at stake) but its not it, its appropiately called Battle of the Heroes and its a 5 min masterpiece
And remember that his fear of losing Padme leads him to the dark as he doesn’t want to lose another loved one
It's all Ki Adi Mundi's fault.
I think a theme that is not talked about enough, is the theme when we’re introduced to the clones. It really gives a sense of getting ready for battle, and goes very well with the troopers stomping
The theme is just the droid army theme
"qui-gons funeral music was sick" shows his burning body
Yeeah?
That how I like my funeral music. If I die, I want my funeral music to be sick
his funeral music is lit
It’s like oadme ruminations
"binary sunset is arguably the most iconic scene in the franchise"
General Kenobi: Hello there
*Aaaah,General Kenobi*
@@StarKhan you are a bold one
no
No, not hello, there, YOU WERE THE CHOSEN ONE
The ability to speak does not make you intelligent.
Personally, I think that there wasn't enough Grievous.
Hello there
@@SCP--rj8hm General 999, you are a cute one!
@@obijuankenbob You, I thank.
Yea like it's so less I want a griveus film
Cough
The piece that plays during Luke and Vader’s final confrontation, when Luke rages on his father, is my favorite piece in the entire series. It’s so heartwrenching in a way that is wholly unique in the series
Scraff : *Puts ROTS on number 1 without talking about Anakin's Betrayal and talks down to ROTS as a movie*
Me : This is outrageous, it's unfair😔😒
I guess it's for better.He doesn't love that movie as much as others while enjoying
He does reference A Path I can’t follow, which I do like a little bit more as it feels like the culmination of a series of events. While Anakin’s betrayal is always associated with the Jedi purge and Order 66, the other version makes me think about everyone else who died to get to this moment.
The second half of Anakin's Dark Deeds is amazing
Edit: I think that part of the song is "I'm so sorry", but it never was released
ROTS as a movie is overrated, despite me loving it.
Spooks yes, but the music is damn godly
I like how shafe calls the I’m your father scene the “I am your puff daddy” scene
That killed me! 😂
Yeah, Puff Daddy from Sharp Talk
I love how puff daddy is voiced by Martin Scorsese
Episode III has so many amazing tracks.
My four favorites have to be:
- Duel of Fates
- General Grievous Theme
- Battle of Heroes
- Order 66
No ‘I’m So Sorry’ or ‘Padmé’s Visit’?
1. Dark deeds
2. Attack on the jedi temple
3. General grievous
4.battle of the heroes
5. Attack on coruscant
2003 General Grievous theme was awesome though, it's the musical version of "Grievous is not trapped in a room with you. You are trapped in a room with Grievous." It makes him sound like an unstoppable machine that will wreck your stuff, this music sounds like a horror movie villain theme. The screeching violins remind you of that shower theme from "Pshyco." this small part of the soundtrack wormed its way into my ears and it's not a bad thing, go hear it if you haven't before.
I B personally love A path I cannot follow a ton, it makes me think about everything that’s happened prior that’s lead to this moment. Not just order 66, but Grevious, Dooku, Maul, the Clones, The Old Republic, pretty much everything that got wasted leading to this moment.
For me Phantom Menace is misplaced, the Droid Army Theme is really good and memorable a completely new theme not just repeat of Imperial March but underlining the Invasion Force so well.
They also mentioned the music being great when Anakin lands the Invisible Hand. Apparently they didn't realise it was reused from when he destroys the control ship in TPM.
@@callumpears1523they also talk about how great the music is in AOTC’s final act is, even though most of that was reused from “Phantom Menace” as Williams was busy on “Minority Report” and “Harry Potter”
@@Ringothetankengine-qy1vl speaking of Harry Potter, it reminds me of this:
ruclips.net/video/ceXpNZrv8xU/видео.htmlsi=rSdxSzRGL03zVtgX
You do not know how stupid I feel after yelling out “Hello there” just for you to switch out the audio.
Same mate, saaame
Ditto
General Kenobi
I was really disappointed. I wanted to hear the best line from the prequels
Yo what’s up?
He didn’t mention the three best tracks.
“Seagulls Stop It Now,” “My Stick,” and “Bushes of love”
My favorite is Bushes of Love
Don't forget "Not The Future"
Its not a moon
Hostiles on a hill
My stick ia actually good
One just can't deny the fact that Star Wars has one of the most iconic soundtracks in movie history
How are you everywhere??
thats lord of the ring tho
@Guishe no I mean "one can't just walk into Mordor" it's from LOTR
@@JohnnoNonno I like both but imo prequels is better music wise.
Oh look. It's Justin Y's successor.
35:14 And it's not just any dramatic chanting, it's the theme of Qui Gon's funeral. Anakin's fall to the dark side began the moment Qui Gon died.
Number 1 is CLEARLY the Phineas and Ferb Star Wars Special. It’s a banger.
Jokes aside
Isn't it funny how even T H A T has more Star Wars energy than freaking Rise of Skywalker??
They actually did a great job with the special, it felt fun but still emotional and as a huge fan of both Star Wars and phineas and ferb I loved it
Especially In The Empire. I mean Candice ranting in the middle of it makes it better
you can look but youre never going to find a better score
In The Empire! IN THE EEEEMPIRE! In The Empire! IN THE EEEEMPIRE!
“There is such a thing as too much palpatine”
*It’s treason then*
Palpatine:"He... is... unworthy... of..." *lightning.* Palpatine:"POWER!!!! UNLIMITED POWER!!!" :P
I was just about to make this exact comment
EVERY
PROBLEM
WITH
TROS
IS
RETRACABLE
TO
PALPATINE
not that palpatine
@@acringekeresokiskodmon8026 this is no exaggeration
I thought about that I found out that Palpatine's return and the stupid mcguffin hunt led to Exegol fills 90% of the movie THEY COULD HAVE NOT RETURNED PALPATINE BACK AND USE THAT F.... 90% TO MAKE A BETTER PLOT AND FOCUS ON THE CHARACTERS but no JJ said:
" return... Palpatine should"
Still tryna figure out how Williams didn't get a nomination for Revenge of the Sith. HOOOOWWW?!
It is not that hard to tell. The critics didn’t like it, so they did not nominate it.
Stupid critics.
I think there's a rule about original music needing to be at least 70% or 80% of the film's total score. As good as it is, there are a ton of reused score segments from previous Star Wars films that kept it from getting nominated.
Leave nomination he should have won an Oscar
@@TheNMan64 to be honest, its sometimes a shitty rule depending on the movie.
But didn’t they mention that rule was made because Rise of Skywalker got nominated?
At the scene where Anakin attacks Mace Windu you can hear a heroic theme but the music slowly distorts as Anakin chooses to do the evil thing instead of something heroic, it is beautiful
9. You
8. Can’t
7. Rank
6. Them
5. They
4. Are
3. All
2. Great
1. Duel of the fates
Huzzah a Grian Fan!
Also battle of the heroes
Except for Rise of Skywalker, which is trash
SoggyWaffles24 Rise of Shitwalker***
*Lando’s Palace
Number 8: * _shitty flute Duel of the Fates plays_ *
Me: *Raises Pitchfork*
Schaff: Let me start by saying I adore Duel of the Fates
Me: *Lowers Pitchfork*
It was a recorder as well
@@Killerbee4712 I know, but I think the RUclipsr who made the meme format particularly popular is called "ShittyFluteCovers"
Thanks now I have no reason to watch it
RRRREEEEEEE IM A FLUTE PLAYER
I die a little bit inside each time someone calls the recorder a flute, there is ahuge difference. Flute is superior in every way
9: This
8: Is
7: Not
6: Fair
5: You
4: Can't
3: Rank
2: Them
1: Revenge of the Sith
AdmiralOctopus Yep. Just true. It’s fact, you can’t deny it.
I hated this’ sound track
@@dinoguy3305 it's treason then.
This meme is kind of annoying at this point.
@@anaccount4354 Yeah, that's understandable. I was in half a mind not to post this after I wrote it.
The score during Anakin’s March on the Jedi Temple will always be etched within my mind.
When its at number 1 and revenge of the sith hasn't been mentioned:
"This is where the fun begins!"
"Oh, this is going to be easy"
“I’ve been looking forward to this”
"You must realize you are doomed"
Los Angeles Lakers Uber Alles it’s treason then
@Los Angeles Lakers Uber Alles "If you're not with me, then you're my enemy!"
Drinking Game: Take a shot every time everytime Schaffrillas says “phenomenal”
Or whimsical
@@moenavarro5865 😂
Watch the top 10 villain songs vid and drink every time he says "bombastic"
Or every time sideways says “if you listen closely”
Or epic
I'm so glad ROTS score is getting the recognition it deserves! With this film, John Williams turned Star Wars from a space opera into an actual opera. There's at least 5 tracks from this soundtrack that rank in my favorite Star Wars themes. The opening battle is one of my favorite score sequences Williams has done _ever_
Yes Definitely!! ROTS is my favorite movie
@@carolinemaddy9779 I’d still have it only 6th place if I were to rank the main 9 movies, but yeah it’s got a pretty damn great soundtrack.
Ngl, Elisode had very good music too with the Doris Invasion and the Duel of Fates
@@_somerandomguyontheinternet_ you Just triggered the entire prequel fanbase, including me, however since opnions cannot be eliminated (yet) i have to respect yours
14:52 the scene where Rey and Finn run towards the ship that Rey said was ‘garbage’ and it’s revealed to be the Millennium Falcon, the music that plays there was just so upbeat, obviously it was fan service but upon first viewing it was amazing.
Not really. It feels more "action-y" to me. At least they didn't play the main Star Wars theme there, right?
It's the rebel fanfare
@@melissaharris3389It apparently became the theme for the Falcon over time.
"There is such a thing as too much Palpatine"
r/prequelmemes: It's treason then.
Guess I'm a prequel memer now
“Are you threatening me, Master Jedi”?!
there is never enough Sheev Palpatine, there can be too much Undead Emperor Palpatine
@@IcarusActual you mean never enough of the senate
And the Revenge of the Senate YTP trilogy
10: John Williams
9: John Williams
8: John Williams
7: John Williams
6: John Williams
5: John Williams
4: John Williams
3: John Williams
2: John Williams
and Number 1 is: John Williams
Fuck, a shame that John Williams it's at number 5 but John Williams is good i guess
"Before we announce the joint winner, let's see the one that came in 11th."
Wait, John Williams is at #10? How?
No really, how? Did he compose the Life Day special or something?
2 is a am the sanate
3 is sand
Here's my list:
1) John Williams
Same dude
Lol
"A Jedi's Fury" is hands down my favorite bit of music in the franchise, and it plays during the series most climactic moment to boot.
Across The Stars made the relationship between Anakin and Padmé almost believable.
my favorite til this day...always makes me wanna cry and fantasize what could of been a good ending for the two...
@@Purviloveslife Featuring Uncle Obi Wan, Uncle Rex, and Aunt Ahsoka.
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 😭❤💯
Literally the only good thing that came out of it
@@ghjpkshdgtjdgvbzm I liked Jango Fett :/
Here’s a wholesome story
So i was like in 3rd grade and my teacher was the biggest Star Wars nerd ever and on his birthday, I got him tickets to see The Force Awakens. The look on his face was so wholesome and he hugged me so hard that I almost suffocated.
That’s a nice story
That’s very cool
You were in 3rd grade when that movie came out?
Now that is wholesome
@@heatherlory99 well it has been 4 years, so now they're in 7th or 8th grade in middle school. And yes, hundreds or maybe thousands of pre-pubescent and pubescence children use RUclips and many other Video hubs like social media services and stuff like that.
Questions science still can't answer...
Why Rise of Skywalker got nominated over Avengers Endgame for best original score.
There’s an even bigger question:
Why didn’t Revenge the Sith get nominated for Best Original Score or Best Visuals Effects yet Attack of the Clones got nominated for Best Visual Effects. What is up with that?! And
How the bloody hell did Boss Baby got nominated for Best Animated Feature?
And How did the LEGO movie not get nominated for Best Animated Feature in 2014?
@@joeyjerry1586 And the biggest mystery of all time....How in the HELL did "Annie Hall" beat "Star Wars" for best picture of the year Oscar?
And the answer is :
The Oscars are bullshit and have always been.
@@someromaboo Clearly..."The English Patient" was utter crap!
@@someromaboo yeah they awarded Teen Titans Go for the best dc animation. I mean I didn't hate TTG but there's other dc animation that are better then TTG.
I love the brief moment of the jedi temple march when the clones marching becomes a percussion instrument in itself and feels like an army on its way to a final onslaught
It really surprises me that that piece wasn’t written for that scene considering it fits so well.
No, there’s never too much Palpatine
Hello Chancellor
In the name of the galactic senate of the republic
i agree
In the name of the galactic senate of the Republic, you are under arrest, my lord
@@leonardochapman4736 are you threatening me master Jedi
*R2-D2 opens a door*
John Willems: “I’m about to make a grown man cry”
I'm just happy you acknowledged Padme's Ruminations. That scene is probably the most mature and intelligent part of the sequel's story telling.
Prequels.
"somehow, Padme returned"
@@samscorch8252Don't give up Padme-
@@bricklingtonlego last I checked my username wasn't samscorch8252 but I guess someone figured out my password
@@samscorch8252this legend just decided to keep the name
I love how Rey's theme is a remix of Palpatine's. Say what you want about the sequels but star wars never has a bad score.
I didnt know that
Imo Rise of Skywalker has a bad score. A lot of the time it isn't bad in a technical sense, but it's so insultingly low effort with how it's implemented, doesn't fit 80% of the time, and even more than any other movie, is so blatantly going "remember this piece from the older movies?? Clap and cheer plz" every 10 minutes or so, without anything new of substance, that I hate it
It's not as flawed in how it's written in a vacuum like some other scores outside of Star Wars, but it's so pathetic in how it's used (likely the fault of the director, JJ Abrams) that it's possibly one of my least favorite soundtracks in any movie
And that sucks to say cause I don't hate the sequels
I dont like the sequels, but Reys theme is great.
@🏳️🌈⃠[Ace Attorney] Lord Fawful I think Rey and Kylo's themes were inverse of each other too IIRC, watched a video a long time ago on how all 3 of their themes relate
You want to know something else? Kylo's theme is the last four notes of Palpatine's. In a sense, Rey's theme opening with Palpatine foreshadows her origin, while Kylo's theme being the ending of Palpatine's theme symbolizes his desire to preserve the last remnants of the Empire
"There is such a thing as too much palpatine"
r/PrequelMemes : 'Kill him, Kill him now'
*cough* (looks at Rise of Skywalker)
Ryan Seneczko hold on did you just cough
@@zacscarpa8744 Lol No... I mean... I didn't, I swear! (Gets taken to the gulog, never to be seen again lol)
My wife strongly disagrees, haha.
That place thinks Grevious getting a lightsaber everyday is funny, their opinion isn’t that great.
Basically, even John Williams doesn't know what to do with The Rise of Skywalker.
If I recall correctly, they actually had Williams compose the music BEFORE the movie was done. The poor man hadn't even seen the film he was writing the music for, so he pretty much tried to do a tribute to Star Wars music as opposed to writing music that could clash horribly with the scenes they were scored to.
@Jimb0 Exactly. That's actually as close to a compliment as Rise of Skywalker will ever get.
Classical Music Makes sense. They were still shooting in November.
I didn’t find the score that bad.
@@octaviocontrerasvalle811 It's not inherently bad but it's not very original. And we know John Williams is no slacker when it comes to writing film scores. I mean The Force Awakens has an excellent score, even if it fails in many other aspects. Honestly if Ennio Morricone hadn't been overdue foe an Oscar in 2015, Williams might have taken home his sixth Oscar.
ROS had the potential for a new "Duel of the Fates" or "Battle of the Heroes", but instead we heard Leia's theme for the 25th time
Yeah, especially when there was a tv spot for TROS with the Duel of the Fates track attached to it.
Did ROS even try to create any new or original concept at all?
@@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770 it's Disney wtf do you think?
ScorpionEQG7 of course. Disney hasn’t made anything original since...... God, since Mickey Mouse?
Elijah Ford yeeeeeeeep.
I agree with Vader’s death/redemption “Imperial March” score- thrilling, home chilling, and dramatic and meaningful.
Drinking Game: take a shot every time Schaffrillas says “whimsical”
Take a chug everytime he says "phenomenal".
MaddogSamurEye oh god
Also, watch his video on top 10 villain songs and take a shot every time he says "bombastic"
Dude, I don’t want to die
“Your going to get us both killed”
"Revenge of the sith introduces very little themes to the film"
(Padme's funeral) Apparently in the previous movie too lazy to check
Grievous theme
Dark deeds
Battle of the heroes
Order 66
(Temple march) same as padmes funeral
battle of coruscant
I am the senate
Whatever the falling ship down is called
Bruh
Temple march is from attack of the clones
Padme's funeral is played during Qui Gonn's funeral. So that's not unique to revenge of the sith either.
Anakin V.S. Obi-Wan: Am I a joke to you?
the immolation scene...my favourite
@@Major_Ursa The hints of Anakin vs Obi-Wan go back as far as the Empire Strikes Back. In the scene on Dagobah where Luke faces 'Vader' that music can be heard. Not as grand or epic mind you, but the structure is there nonetheless. But seriously Battle of the Heroes alone is better than any of the original music of any of the sequels, hands down.
The "The Rise of Skywalker" TRAILERS had a better score than the movie itself, i mean, they had to clickbait us into theaters with Duel of Fates, ...
DO I HAVE TO SAY MORE????
Why tf did they not use Duel of the Fates in the film? If they were going to reuse old music the whole time, why not go all the way?
I'mTheReverse they technically did, during that one scene with all the Sith you can hear a remixed version of duel of the fates (wish we had a full version)
wanna know what makes it worse John had an entire score of new music written and ready to go but JJ basically threw it out in favor of mindless nostalgia bait. there is a reason 9 was the film that made john retire
@@ImTheReverse would've been pretty epic if they used Duel of The Fates during the duel on the Death Star wreckage. Definitely would have made the film more enjoyable, like it'd still be a terrible film, but the music could have made it more watchable.
I need to call attention to how amazing Grevious' theme is as a theme for a villain like him, he's this unfeeling machine but he still has the heart and mind of a great warrior, and the theme does an amazing job of blending the mechanical Droid army theme with this powerful feeling of honor and tribal militarism that just perfectly frames this terrifying cyborg warrior.
Underrated scores from the prequel movies:
Tpm: the droid army theme
Aotc: love theme and the arena
Revenge of the sith: fall of the republic theme
Love theme and the arena is a masterpiece
ARENA IS FIRE
The droid army theme is so underrated, I think it's better than Imperial March
nacho cheese Droid army theme would be better but it’s not used enough. The imperial march is just so flexible and it’s used perfectly
Sideways: i literally can't shut up about music
me: replace "music" with "leitmotif" and you've got it
I love you're Virgil Sanders profile picture
@@Virrian_Cos why thank you!
@@forgemakesstuff2734 no problem. I'm a huge fander lol
Not huge but eh I just like Thomas sanders and sanders sides
@@Virrian_Cos it makes me happy finding a fander in random areas of the internet so i'm very happy right now
"tHeRe aRe nO memorable mOmEnTs iN pHaNtOm mEnAcE"
- qui gon's funeral
- droid invasion theme
- the flag parade
- DUEL OF THE FATES
The podrace is also pretty memorable too
Anakin starting his podracer, the escape from Theed...
This guy just doesn’t understand
Craig Lager T H A N K. Y O U
I've rewatched TPM yesterday and half the time I was crying in nostalgia, I mean, the scene where Qui Gon goes in the underwater city?! It's literally branded in my brain since 1999
Lunchtime, part of the Rey's Theme Suite, is one of my favorite Star Wars pieces, even if it only last for 30 seconds. I rarely hear it mentioned but I love it
Without John Williams
Star Wars wouldn’t had existed
And that’s a fact
the running man ‘tis true
At first I thought well it still would have but it would have been worse
Now I’m thinking, it barely got green lit so if he didn’t do the score there’s no way it would have been green lit
So I agree
the running man have not had, or just wouldn’t exist.
I mean, they do confirm in Empire of Dreams that the movie was just a shitshow until John Williams finished the score.
Very close to a haiku
I’m disappointed that he didn’t take a surfshark sponsor when he was reviewing shark tail unsubscribed
Big Yoshi Who been a fan of Schaffrillas since 2020!!
(read my name)!
Big Yoshi well jest like Thanos said “Reality is often disappointing”
Unsubscibled
@@Master_Rater no
Never gonna give you up never gonna let you down shut up
>Revenge of the Sith at 1
Alright this list is valid. God I love that soundtrack so much.
The fucking war drums building up to the reveal of the full scale of the Battle
Of Coruscant is one of the greatest moments in Star Wars and the score just keeps delivering from the first seconds to the very end. Love it.
Plus the Jedi temple march. The Arena track absolutely SMACKS!
For me, it’s so difficult to pick a favorite for that movie. There’s just so many good ones and they are used perfectly in the movie.
“I love Star Wars…
but it does not love me back.”
This is the best description of Star Wars I’ve ever seen.
Facts
Me: hears a part of any Star Wars score
Also me: "Oh yeah, thats the one from LEGO Star Wars"
The Score for the last Prequel movie: Fantastically Brilliant
The Score for the last Original movie: Inspiring, amazing sequences
The score for the last Sequel movie:
Exists for some reason
The rise of skywalker had nothing good about it. At least the other star wars movies that are considered bad have something about them that is loved
@@benman92 I-i love the visuals of Rise of Skywalker... and i actually liked the movie even after seeing the movies before it.
@@oliverafton1444 fair
@@oliverafton1444 the visuals are good, but if u actually think about them for less then 5 seconds, you realize they make absolutely no sense.
@@AidenLiquid Umm... whar do you mean? Since when has thr visuals in Star Wars been completly realistic?-
"Duel Of The Fates fits Yoda VS Sidious better because it's an actual duel of the fates"
...The original one was too. the _duel_ would decide what Anakin's _fate_ was. If Qui Gon actually killed Maul, Vader would've never happened since he'd still be around to train Anakin properly.
And if Maul won, then Anakin wouldn't have Qui Gon as his master and he'd inevitably fall to the dark side.
And of course, we know what happened with that.
Also! Duel of the Fates "while Anakin is riding on his speeder on Tatooine just like how we meet Darth Maul" is completely missing the point. He's racing to save his mother, he's trying to save someone he loves despite being told to let go. What leads him to the Dark path in the end?The same exact thing. His mother warns him in TPM "You can't stop the change, anymore than you can stop the suns from setting" and what's happening in the background as he races to save her? The suns setting. Duel of the Fates is about Anakin losing his family, first his father figure Qui-Gon, then his mother Shmi, then his brother Obi-Wan. These losses shift the destiny of the entire galaxy forever.
Armin Arlert yeah you pretty much nailed it
@@JainaSoloB312 then his wife and children. He wouldn't find out about them for 20 years
Someone watched the Mandalorian Gallery.
Thankfully I think alot of us agree that Qui Gon v Maul was actually also the more important duel for the fate of the galaxy than Yoda v Sidious. I think Sidious talking about how "Vader will become more powerful than either of us" makes it explicit that at that stage the dark side had already won.
The only theme I’m disappointed that they didn’t talk about was “Love Pledge and The Arena”. This theme takes great beats from across the stars, then immediately transitions to an ominous snap back to reality in the Geonotian arena. And when the droids get revealed to attack the Jedi, Oh my gosh. That is a bop. And the way the second half of the song gets used again in anakins March on the Jedi temple is so amazing. I don’t know why more people aren’t talking about this.
Yes, my favorite part of love pledge and the arena is when the across the stars theme speeds up
A couple points. One: I'm sad they missed the Trade Federation / Droid Army theme in Episode I, and how the Clone Army being revealed with that same music in Episode II was a clever way to tip off the audience that this isn't a good thing; is what the Senate's doing here (not THE Senate, the Galactic Senate) any better than what the Trade Federation did?
Second: while there weren't many new themes in Episode III, we can all agree that General Grievous' theme makes for *a fine addition to the collection.*
Droid Invasion Theme is my favourite SW theme. Not many new themes in ROTS what are u on about. Battle of Heroes, Anakin vs Obi Wan, Grievous and the droids, Battle over Coruscant, General Grievous theme, Grievous talks to Palpatine all new original awesome themes. The Prequels are the best trilogy and have the best music
The end piece to attack of the clones was also amazing for foreshadowing of the clones with the imperial march intertwined with the republic theme
Trae Wilson yes indeed it does.
@@olegp3671 Count Dooku is also in my top 5
should I be ashamaed or proud that I thought Sheev when you said the senate?
I'm a little mad at myself that I'm just now learning that the parade theme is just a happy version of the emperor's theme. Holy shit that's genius
me seeing star wars in the title: ah, not really my thing so i'll pass
me also seeing sideways: *S P E E D*
LEIGHTMOTIFS
It's treason then
A musical idea that represents a person place or thing
Literally same
Jazzy E LEITMOTIFS
The order 66 scene (titled "Anakin's Betrayal") is amazing specifically for how well Williams pairs certain moments of the suite with small moments in the film as it's carried out. In the small part where Padme starts crying as she watches the temple burning, there's this soft, haunting melody that sounds like a broken relative to "Across The Stars". It's just one of those times where the music, cinematography, and powerful acting all line up to make a perfect moment.