Hayden does such a good job with his facial expressions. I feel like you know exactly what is going through his character's mind just by his facial expression. Those shots of Anakin wrestling with his thoughts and the tears rolling down his cheeks is fantastic. It lets you know he is struggling so much inside that he is unable to hold back the tears. literally giving up his soul for power to save Padme (and fulfill his need to be all powerful).
You absolutely NAILED the fact that by trying to fix things you create your problems in many cases. This is a main theme of star wars and the eastern philosophical concepts on which it is based
George Lucas himself said eip 1-6 is about the rise and fall of Anakin Skywalker, and his eventual redemption at the hands of his son. Now for us older people 4,5,6 seemed more like the rebels vs the empire, but no, we were wrong
reducing his own work to one of its weaker elements in saying that. star wars is so much more than the single character of anakin and it'd be much less for it if that were actually his intention from the start, which it clearly wasn't.
@@jm6406it's more about a family and there friends who help them along the journey obi-wan palpatine and yoda are massive parts of the journey so no and yes
Qui Gonn spirit taught Obi Wan to become a force ghost, (at the end of the movie Yoda said to Obi that someone returned from the netherworld of the force). In all those years in solitude in Tatooine Obi Wan learnt it. That´s why he told Vader in episode IV: "if you strike me down, I´ll become more powerful that you can possibly imagine".
Its easy to see from our point of view that Palpatine is evil but Anakin has known him for about 13 years+ and saw him as a father and a confidant he could tell secrets he'd never tell any of the jedi, he told him about how he killed the sand ppl to save his mom and other personal stuff but yeah he was being manipulated hardcore for years so it was hard for him to spy on him let alone think he's bad.
your spot on! Hes actions trying to save padme, are the things that ultimately killed her. Anakins story is heartbreaking when you realise he’s path to the dark side doesn’t stem from greed, but simply fear of standing by and losing padme like he lost he’s mother, Yoda said let go of fear, yoda was right. Fear lost him everything he loved.
Despite what anyone says anakin and Vader are the same being. The reason Vader sees anakin as separate is a dissociative disorder he employed to cope with the evil he has done. It's too traumatic for him to see himself as anakin knowing what he's done. That's also the reason he was even capable of disavowing the dark side in the end. He accepted what really happened to him.
Not a popular opinion, but I agree with you. Yoda and Obi-Wan were similarly speaking out of their trauma and trying to save Luke from it. But lots of people get manipulated into doing horrible things that we wouldn't expect from them; doesn't make them new people.
Vader was accepting what he done and was continuing to do. He think about Anakin like about another personality because he changed too much and it can be concidered that old Anakin died when became Vader.
For me the moment he accepted his sith identity as Darth Vader he stopped being Anakin and was only Anakin in appearance he became Anakin again when he saved Luke in Episode 6 and killed Palpatine/Sidious Anakin dies when he adopts his evil sith identity and comes back to life briefly when he kills Sidious 😊
Darth Vaders suit is designed to be as uncomfortable as possible. The dark side draws strength from anger, hate, frustration and so Vader is trapped by the very thing keeping him alive
About the Dark Side: the Dark Side can be a double-edged sword for the users. It leads to power, but it also requires the user to have the composure to subdue the Dark Side. It does corrupt and physically degrade even the most powerful users. The yellow eyes are a representation of a full dive into the Dark Side, complete devotion to anger and passion.
Everyone telling you not to watch certain things. Just because they didn't like them doesn't mean you won't. I have my suggested order and I'm sure some will disagree but here goes. BBY means Battle Before Yavin; basically Episode IV when Luke destroys the first Death Star Rogue One- Leads into Ep.IV Solo - 10 BBY The Clone Wars 19 BBY(chronological order) Tales of the Jedi The Bad Batch- 17-19 BBY Kenobi 10 BBY Rebels 5 BBY Andor 5 BBY The Mandalorian Seasons 1 and 2 The Book of Boba Fett The Mandalorian Season 3 Ahsoka There will be people that have their preferred order but that's mine. Definitely watch everything regardless of how you decide to watch them.
A lot of people said Anakins turn was too quick and unrealistic. But I always saw it as you just get possessed by the spirit of the dark side. So it's not really him suddenly becoming a murderer. He's more like possessed.
Also don’t forget Anakin has never had a father or father figure, really. He was a slave who knew Qui-Gon for a couple days when he was 8 or whatever, then Obi-Wan could be considered an older brother or father but the Jedi specifically try not to have attachments. So here’s this older man, Palpatine, who has been watching him since he was a child, and just imagine how being noticed by the Chancellor would affect a young man. Let alone Palpatine’s manipulation for years.
Movie just not show many events. Anakin was not an apprentice anymore, he was national hero, general and master of the Force. So refusal to give him master title was really looks as insult and distrust. And he faced many things he dont liked in The Order including exile of his own apprentice.
The novelization of the film is not official canon. It tells a slightly different story in two ways. [When the audience learns about the Sith Lord and the nature of the task the Jedi Council assigned to Anakin.] The reader is told where the Sith Lord is hiding very early in the story, prior to the fight with Dooku. The Council discussed making Anakin a Jedi Master. They decided not to because Anakin was a master of the Force, but not a master of his emotions. The assignment given to Anakin was significantly different. The Council could sense the dark side surrounding the Chancellor. The Council suspected the Sith Lord was hiding in his inner circle and bending the Chancellor to his or her will. The only reason the Council did not suspect the Chancellor is because he was already leader of the galaxy. Obi-Wan convinced Anakin that he would be protecting the Chancellor from the Sith Lord, not spying on him. The assignment was also a test of Anakin’s loyalties, the Jedi or the Chancellor. Anakin passed the test when he immediately reported his findings to Master Windu. Master Windu instructed Anakin to wait for him in the Council Chambers. He intended to convene the Council and elevate Anakin to the rank of Jedi Master. Obi-Wan hinted at this when he told Anakin that it won’t be long before the Council made him a Jedi Master.
Awesome reaction Tynia! Btw, I have such a hard time accepting Padme died of a broken heart or whatever. I like to believe Papa Palpi drained her life energy, possibly to save Anakin. 💖
❤️❤️❤️ so refreshing to watch someone with such a clear insight into the small details. The obi-wan kenobi show is six episodes, which is a direct follow up 10 years after these events and shows kenobi watching over young Luke if your interested :)
Star Wars, the rise fall and redemption of Anakin Skywalker, the Chosen One, who after being redeemed by his son, destroyed the last Sith Lord Darth Sidious, fulfilling the prophecy and bringing balance to the Force.
*Revenge Of The Sith is my absolute favorite out of the prequels. The double climactic lightsaber duel that takes place toward the end of the movie, Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader VS Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar and Yoda VS Emperor Palpatine on Coruscant in the Senate chamber are top notch across the board. Musical score, fight choreography, visual effects, audio effects and emotional impact. I give them all an A+.*
Speaking for Star Trek fans, if you've nvr seen any ST, I'd love it if u cld start that long journey (after you're done w/Star Wars). ST & SW very different, both great. New/young people reaching all the way back to 1960s & watching ST: The Original Series isn't easy (series is very dated, some don't care for the "realities of the times" it was made), but it's the beginning & characters are foundation of ST. There are many young people on RUclips who do Orig Series & happy they did. It wld be a long road (but I think a great one) of u did ST Orig Series, Next Generation, Deep Space 9, Voyager & the Enterprise series. There's also movies for Original & Next Generation crews. Yeah, Tynia & Star Trek cld be a lot of fun! :)
Andor(show) and Rogue One(movie) are definitely worth checking out! They both take place between episodes III and IV and depict the rise of the rebellion under the empire. The rest of the newer stuff is hit or miss depending on who you ask but those two are pretty unanimously loved.
Palpatine actually always looked like that he just used the force to alter his appearance and cloak his presence. When he got hit by his own force lightning his appearance went back to "normal"
Darth Plagueis the wise and Palpatine "created" life, and that´s why Shmi Skywalker was pregnant with no man. When Palpatine... Darth Plagueis apprentice... had all over control... he murdered his master Plagueis in his sleep.
If you are saying Darth P created Anakin, that’s a common misconception. If you are saying Darth P attempted to create life and the midiclorians created Anakin out of retribution to destroy the Sith, that’s what George Lucas said in an interview.
Padmé's death wasn't because of losing the will to live, Sidious used ancient sith practice of the dark side to transfer her life force into Anakin's body to keep him alive long enough for surgery. He could do it because of connection between Anakin and Padmé, which he used more than once for his plans
Great reaction and it's sad to see Anakin going to the darkside although we know it was coming. To understand the movie better I have found a short video with deleted scenes from episode three. Those deleted scenes will make things must clearer and in my opinion they should have stayed in the movie. the video is called "3 Deleted Scenes LITERALLY CHANGE how Anakin Became Vader"
ORDER: The sequels (7.8.9) are like 25-30 years after ep 6, so before jumping that far ahead, I would check out (in this order)... Between ep 2 and 3: - Clone Wars animated series and animated movie (between ep 2 and 3 - the episodes have a weird order, find the watch list order) Between ep 3 and 4: - Bad Batch animated series - Obi-Wan series - Solo: A Star Wars Story - Rebels animated series - Andor series - Rogue One Between ep 6 and 7: - Mandalorian seasons 1-2 - Book of Boba Fett - Mandalorian season 3 - Ahsoka series Then ep 7-9
You missed out Tales of the Jedi which is a good watch after The Clone Wars. Very short episodes focused around Count Dooku & Ahsoka during the same time period.
The Sith Code The Jedi Code Peace is a lie, there is only Passion. There is no Emotion, there is Peace. Through Passion, I gain Strength. There is no Ignorance, there is Knowledge. Through Strength, I gain Power. There is no Passion, there is Serenity. Through Power, I gain Victory. There is no Chaos, there is Harmony. Through Victory, my chains are broken. There is no Death, there is the Force The Force shall free me.
If you do The Clone Wars, be sure and Google the chronological order. Trust me, it will be less confusing. It starts with Season 2 episode 16; then Season 1 episode 16, after that there's The Clone Wars animated movie, just so you know you're starting right.
This would be a good point in the timeline to insert the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, followed by the two stand-alone movies. If you choose to continue with the Sequel Trilogy, I will be there with you as well. I'm always interested in the opinions of less entrenched fans when it comes to the Sequel Trilogy, I find them to be less biased by prior knowledge of the de-canonized material of the Expanded Universe. (Not to defend any of the legitimate issues against the trilogy's cohesiveness that stem from the writing and planning stages of the project.)
So Palpatine was the senator for Naboo when Amidala was queen...and so he met Anakin when he was a young boy when QuiGon Jinn brought him to the Jedi Council. Once Jinn was killed, Palpatine played a "mentor" and friend role to Anakin...someone Anakin could turn to when he had issues with Kenobi. So he has known him since leaving his mother around 8-10 years old.
Gotta admit, Anakin slaughtering the spratists on Mustafar was so damn personal to him as they was the ones that wanted padmé dead. He'd have revelled in their deaths.
Star Trek came first in 1966 which is science fiction Star Wars in 1977 which is fantasy. If you don’t want to skip you can watch the Clone Wars movie and then the essential episodes of you don’t want to watch all seven seasons. It takes place between Episode two and three. You can then watch Tales of the Jedi which are like 10 minutes shorts that are filled with missing information. It is a very good series using the same animation style as the Clone Wars. I would watch Rogue One after that followed by the Andor series, Obi-Wan Kenobi series and then Rebels. After Rebels I would watch the Mandalorian followed by Ahsoka.
46:11 is a moment I won't forget Tynia because I was watching the movie in theaters on opening night and I was so embarrassed by the "No!" I slumped down in my chair, just a cringeworthy moment.
The things in the bubble are fish. They are Mon Calamari, the same species as Admiral Ackbar (IT'S A TRAP! guy) and the show is a performance of 'Squid Lake' which is the Star Wars version of the famous play "Swan Lake". And yes, the Chancellor supplied him with the nightmares about his wife AND his hunger for power that he feels a few scenes later. Vader is considered a different person from Anakin, yes. So I guess it is a new identity or persona. Obi-Wan actually cut off 3 limbs, not just his legs. He gets Anakin's remaining flesh arm too. Hiding Luke on Tatooine is a stroke of genius because the planet is a source of immense pain and hatred for Vader, he will never voluntarily step back on it if he can help it. Which coincidentally is reflected in the original trilogy. Tatooine is the only planet/moon in those movies that Vader has a reasonable opportunity to step foot onto and he doesn't do it (Yavin is the other but considering the Moon was scheduled to be blown away by the Death Star and there was a space battle during the attack he doesn't go there), meanwhile in the sequels he steps on Hoth, Bespin and Endor.
The ultimate backstab indeed. Imagine fighting in a war for years, side by side with fellow soldiers through life and death situations, even making friends with many of them, only to be shot in the back. I imagine their last thoughts were; _"Why?"_ It's hard for the clones too. You don't see it here, but some tried resisting the command, being forced to commit murder against their will.
Regarding watch order, I might suggest watching Rogue One before The Force Awakens. It ties Episodes 3 and 4 together nicely. But if you stick with release order, it's only one movie later, so not a huge deal either way.
18:56 well done for picking up on that quite a few people only get 50% of this scene. Also picking up on Palpatine putting the premonitions in his mind too
All Of this could have been avoided if the jedi treated Anakin with affection and respect (and maybe rescued his poor mother) instead of secretly calling him the chosen one but also keeping him at arms length. Outside of Qui Gonn and Obi Wan none of them really cared about him As a person. And that is the perfect situation for a manipulative power hungry politician like Palpatine to take advantage of. I know people hate the Last Jedi but that movie briefly touches on this reality.
@@samwest1097 In the novelization I believe is where they explained this. He was constantly drawing on the dark side to hide his presence and disguise what he truly looked like.
In legends canon, in Disney canon it is cause of the lightning. Just saying cause everyone just says this is canon or that mixing both canons which just confuses people that are trying to get into it.
When Yoda tells Anakin to learn to let go, he explains that death is a NATURAL part of life. It is inevitable that we all will lose the ones we love. Being willing/able to "let go" is being willing able to accept reality. Palpatine tells Anakin, when talking about "saving" people from death, specifically refers to such powers as "unnatural". Anakin deceiving Yoda while seeking council didn't help. Anakin has already made up his mind. He tells Padme and Yoda he 'won't let' these visions come true. It's why he refuses Padme's suggestions to seek Obi-Wan's help. He knew before he met with Yoda the Jedi didn't believe in cheating death.
Great reaction. In regards to you saying how you became attached to anakin. The clone wars animated tv series really builds more on just how tragic Anakains fall really is. He was a genuine hero of the clone wars. Between palpatines manipulation and the jedis arrogance/distrust, Anakin rly was a victim. Edit: I was 9 when this movie released. Truly peak cinema. Ive been a fan of the franchise since I was like 5 with the VHS sets of the originals😭
You should watch Rogue One. I'm not sure if you like animation, but the animated series The Clone Wars and Rebels would open you up to a whole other side of the Star Wars fanbase. Then you could tackle The Mandalorian, Book of Boba Fett, Ahsoka, and Andor. But this would be like a 3 or 4 year commitment, haha. It would really build your channel, though. Don't bother watching the sequels or Obi-wan or Solo.
There are many that believe that Palpatines face was really disfigured from excessive experimentation with Sith alchemy and used the force to appear normal then waiting for the opportune time to reveal his true form and use it to his advantage in front of Anakin. Palpatine was the master at manipulation planning the entire war playing both sides with his goal for the Sith to take over
18:56 your annoyance at Anakin’s gullibility is funny 29:10 I was waiting for your reaction to this moment. Didn’t disappoint 39:44 brilliant! You are perfectly in sync with the moment! 40:01 love the conflict and anxiety you’re feeling about this moment 43:26 such an iconic scene Enjoyed your journey. Hope you continue. Rogue One, the sequels, shows etc. it’s a big commitment so understand if you stick to the movies first.
In my opinion, the Jedi Council pushed Anakin a lot to the dark side. They were afraid of him, and because of that, never trusted or gave him anything of importance... creating more and more insecurity, frustration and doubts on Anakin. On the other side, Palpatine played perfectly a performance to turn him completely (apart of put him those dreams about Padme´s death).
Jedi council did not do anything wrong. They were acting accordingly. Anakin couldn't let go of his fears or anything else that would cause him to go to the dark side. Yoda even tells 9-year-old Anakin that you have too much fear in you. Even Mace Windu tells Anakin that he senses much confusion in him. But that is my take and understanding. Just like my take and understanding on the whole Luke and Leah kisses. Those kisses weren't nothing major. The first one was for good luck because they were about to swing across to avoid the Storm Troopers. The second kiss was to make consolo jealous or mad. The third kiss was out of caring and concerned. Because Luke just got his hand chopped off and was almost going to die. Nothing wrong was done.
Yeah I disagree. The council pushed back whenever Anakin was being an entitled brat. He didn’t have patience, which cost him an arm. And he broke the rules when it served him.
@@louiedavis4909 Jedi Concil was very arrogant and distrustful with Anakin. Jedi exiled Anakin's apprentice. Jedi did much to Anakin move towards the dark side.
I'm really glad you liked this one it's honestly so dang good haha, you should totally watch the rest of the movies! It's honestly up to you which ones you go for next, you could start the sequels or you can watch the spin offs first which are Rogue One and Solo and they take place a lot closer to the original movies. Either way have a good day!
First, you should start off with "clone wars" micro series.(it's only 2 episodes)It answers a lot of questions, and introduces you to General Grievous and how he got that nasty cough. After that you should do the clown wars series. Keep up the great content. 👍🏿 👍🏿👍🏿 Also..... You are so spot on on so many things. The chancellor did put those visions in anakin's head.
Specifically between star wars and star trek i believe its star wars by a little bit i may be wrong but if you want to be specific dr who outdates both of them
A very different role that you might enjoy Ewan McGregor performing is in the movie Moulin Rouge (2001), opposite Nicole Kidman, who plays the leading female role.
A lot of people give Anakin crap over the kids, but consider that he was a slave nearly from birth and knowing roughly what they would go through under the Emperor's "training" if spared he genuinely believed death would be a great mercy; even wishing someone had granted it to his mother and he on some dark days. Death is the only mercy that Darth Vader can give, but the Emperor may force you to live on in a constant sensation of agony, shame, and self-loathing, unsightly and alone for the rest of a life that you are forced to thank him for as you inhale each breath. Darth Plaguis and Darth Vitiate? Those two may force you to live forever, resurrecting you countless times after torturing you to death.
Tynia: I don't trust this Chancellor guy.
Sheev: It's treason then.
"Windu get away from the window" 💀💀💀
Hayden does such a good job with his facial expressions. I feel like you know exactly what is going through his character's mind just by his facial expression. Those shots of Anakin wrestling with his thoughts and the tears rolling down his cheeks is fantastic. It lets you know he is struggling so much inside that he is unable to hold back the tears. literally giving up his soul for power to save Padme (and fulfill his need to be all powerful).
You absolutely NAILED the fact that by trying to fix things you create your problems in many cases. This is a main theme of star wars and the eastern philosophical concepts on which it is based
You gotta watch The Clone Wars series to understand how Palpatine got his hooks into Anakin-He really played the long game
Yoda's voice crack on "failed I have" gets me every time. You can really feel the sadness coming through in the voice acting.
Frank Oz is a brilliant actor and puppeteer even if his directorial debut(The Stepford Wives Remake) bombed.
George Lucas himself said eip 1-6 is about the rise and fall of Anakin Skywalker, and his eventual redemption at the hands of his son. Now for us older people 4,5,6 seemed more like the rebels vs the empire, but no, we were wrong
reducing his own work to one of its weaker elements in saying that. star wars is so much more than the single character of anakin and it'd be much less for it if that were actually his intention from the start, which it clearly wasn't.
@@jm6406it's more about a family and there friends who help them along the journey obi-wan palpatine and yoda are massive parts of the journey so no and yes
@@jm6406Of course its all about Anakin, without him there wouldn't be a vader, and without Vader Palpatine wouldn't have been successful
Qui Gonn spirit taught Obi Wan to become a force ghost, (at the end of the movie Yoda said to Obi that someone returned from the netherworld of the force). In all those years in solitude in Tatooine Obi Wan learnt it. That´s why he told Vader in episode IV: "if you strike me down, I´ll become more powerful that you can possibly imagine".
"Oh Windu, get away from the Window!"
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Its easy to see from our point of view that Palpatine is evil but Anakin has known him for about 13 years+ and saw him as a father and a confidant he could tell secrets he'd never tell any of the jedi, he told him about how he killed the sand ppl to save his mom and other personal stuff but yeah he was being manipulated hardcore for years so it was hard for him to spy on him let alone think he's bad.
100% agree. Also just looking out here, it’s confidant 👍🏻
your spot on! Hes actions trying to save padme, are the things that ultimately killed her. Anakins story is heartbreaking when you realise he’s path to the dark side doesn’t stem from greed, but simply fear of standing by and losing padme like he lost he’s mother, Yoda said let go of fear, yoda was right. Fear lost him everything he loved.
Despite what anyone says anakin and Vader are the same being. The reason Vader sees anakin as separate is a dissociative disorder he employed to cope with the evil he has done. It's too traumatic for him to see himself as anakin knowing what he's done. That's also the reason he was even capable of disavowing the dark side in the end. He accepted what really happened to him.
Not a popular opinion, but I agree with you. Yoda and Obi-Wan were similarly speaking out of their trauma and trying to save Luke from it. But lots of people get manipulated into doing horrible things that we wouldn't expect from them; doesn't make them new people.
Vader was accepting what he done and was continuing to do. He think about Anakin like about another personality because he changed too much and it can be concidered that old Anakin died when became Vader.
For me the moment he accepted his sith identity as Darth Vader he stopped being Anakin and was only Anakin in appearance he became Anakin again when he saved Luke in Episode 6 and killed Palpatine/Sidious Anakin dies when he adopts his evil sith identity and comes back to life briefly when he kills Sidious 😊
Darth Vaders suit is designed to be as uncomfortable as possible. The dark side draws strength from anger, hate, frustration and so Vader is trapped by the very thing keeping him alive
Still it was good for fighting and was a good armor - it withstand Luke's lightsaber slash.
There is no ointment on the Dark Side! 😂
Yoda can use the Force to augment his strength and speed in bursts. But he's still 900 years old.
That's why he jumps around all hardcore then needs to use his cane to walk afterwards. Lol
@@KaylasStarWorld i think anyone would need a cane after that though lol
About the Dark Side: the Dark Side can be a double-edged sword for the users. It leads to power, but it also requires the user to have the composure to subdue the Dark Side. It does corrupt and physically degrade even the most powerful users. The yellow eyes are a representation of a full dive into the Dark Side, complete devotion to anger and passion.
One of the best reactions I have ever seen! I felt like i was watching this movie for the first time all over again. Great job.
The Clone Wars series and Rebels are both great shows and both help you with the shows like Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka.
Everyone telling you not to watch certain things. Just because they didn't like them doesn't mean you won't. I have my suggested order and I'm sure some will disagree but here goes. BBY means Battle Before Yavin; basically Episode IV when Luke destroys the first Death Star
Rogue One- Leads into Ep.IV
Solo - 10 BBY
The Clone Wars 19 BBY(chronological order)
Tales of the Jedi
The Bad Batch- 17-19 BBY
Kenobi 10 BBY
Rebels 5 BBY
Andor 5 BBY
The Mandalorian Seasons 1 and 2
The Book of Boba Fett
The Mandalorian Season 3
Ahsoka
There will be people that have their preferred order but that's mine. Definitely watch everything regardless of how you decide to watch them.
A lot of people said Anakins turn was too quick and unrealistic. But I always saw it as you just get possessed by the spirit of the dark side. So it's not really him suddenly becoming a murderer. He's more like possessed.
Also don’t forget Anakin has never had a father or father figure, really. He was a slave who knew Qui-Gon for a couple days when he was 8 or whatever, then Obi-Wan could be considered an older brother or father but the Jedi specifically try not to have attachments. So here’s this older man, Palpatine, who has been watching him since he was a child, and just imagine how being noticed by the Chancellor would affect a young man. Let alone Palpatine’s manipulation for years.
Movie just not show many events. Anakin was not an apprentice anymore, he was national hero, general and master of the Force. So refusal to give him master title was really looks as insult and distrust. And he faced many things he dont liked in The Order including exile of his own apprentice.
That's why Vader's face looked like that at the end of Episode 6 when Luke took his helmet off.
Please continue. I so enjoy your videos!!!
This transition to Vader hits x1,000 harder if youve watched the clone wars tv show
The novelization of the film is not official canon. It tells a slightly different story in two ways. [When the audience learns about the Sith Lord and the nature of the task the Jedi Council assigned to Anakin.]
The reader is told where the Sith Lord is hiding very early in the story, prior to the fight with Dooku.
The Council discussed making Anakin a Jedi Master. They decided not to because Anakin was a master of the Force, but not a master of his emotions.
The assignment given to Anakin was significantly different. The Council could sense the dark side surrounding the Chancellor.
The Council suspected the Sith Lord was hiding in his inner circle and bending the Chancellor to his or her will.
The only reason the Council did not suspect the Chancellor is because he was already leader of the galaxy.
Obi-Wan convinced Anakin that he would be protecting the Chancellor from the Sith Lord, not spying on him.
The assignment was also a test of Anakin’s loyalties, the Jedi or the Chancellor. Anakin passed the test when he immediately reported his findings to Master Windu.
Master Windu instructed Anakin to wait for him in the Council Chambers. He intended to convene the Council and elevate Anakin to the rank of Jedi Master.
Obi-Wan hinted at this when he told Anakin that it won’t be long before the Council made him a Jedi Master.
There lot happened outside of film, so Anakin had much more reasons to fall than movie shows.
This is why you don't form attachments. In this Fantasy galaxy, it's a game changer.
Awesome reaction Tynia!
Btw, I have such a hard time accepting Padme died of a broken heart or whatever. I like to believe Papa Palpi drained her life energy, possibly to save Anakin.
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As far as we know, noone has wiped R2D2's mind so in a way..... He is telling the story!
Only thing that make me less sad about this movie is the fact that she's watching it and I get to see her reaction to it
❤️❤️❤️ so refreshing to watch someone with such a clear insight into the small details. The obi-wan kenobi show is six episodes, which is a direct follow up 10 years after these events and shows kenobi watching over young Luke if your interested :)
Star Wars, the rise fall and redemption of Anakin Skywalker, the Chosen One, who after being redeemed by his son, destroyed the last Sith Lord Darth Sidious, fulfilling the prophecy and bringing balance to the Force.
I loved your reaction because you could tell you were honest. I hate it when people fake it.
This 🎯
New sub. I love your reactions. Good luck with your channel , sis.
Thank you so much for the support 💜✨
*Revenge Of The Sith is my absolute favorite out of the prequels. The double climactic lightsaber duel that takes place toward the end of the movie, Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader VS Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar and Yoda VS Emperor Palpatine on Coruscant in the Senate chamber are top notch across the board. Musical score, fight choreography, visual effects, audio effects and emotional impact. I give them all an A+.*
In answer to your question ' Startrek came first in the mid 60s' the first star wars was 1977
Apostrophes aren't commas.
Speaking for Star Trek fans, if you've nvr seen any ST, I'd love it if u cld start that long journey (after you're done w/Star Wars). ST & SW very different, both great. New/young people reaching all the way back to 1960s & watching ST: The Original Series isn't easy (series is very dated, some don't care for the "realities of the times" it was made), but it's the beginning & characters are foundation of ST. There are many young people on RUclips who do Orig Series & happy they did. It wld be a long road (but I think a great one) of u did ST Orig Series, Next Generation, Deep Space 9, Voyager & the Enterprise series. There's also movies for Original & Next Generation crews. Yeah, Tynia & Star Trek cld be a lot of fun! :)
Andor(show) and Rogue One(movie) are definitely worth checking out! They both take place between episodes III and IV and depict the rise of the rebellion under the empire. The rest of the newer stuff is hit or miss depending on who you ask but those two are pretty unanimously loved.
Kenobi too
Andor is my favorite show but there are people that don't like it as well. That's why I say watch everything and let her form her own opinion.
@@dirtyhawkstv1575 there are people who don't like the originals either but I don't tend to take them too seriously
@@Contextualiser16-tn8ndwhy would you want to subject someone to that trash
Palpatine actually always looked like that he just used the force to alter his appearance and cloak his presence. When he got hit by his own force lightning his appearance went back to "normal"
Yes he just stopped to use it because was concentrating all his energy for strike.
Step into the shoes of a Jedi, Tynia, and let the power of the Force guide your reactions.
ROUGE ONE , NEXT....
Awesome reaction! You really understand Star Wars and I’m glad you enjoyed it so far.
Yoda out here jumping an gyrating then turn and walk with a cane 😂😂😂😂
Anakin needed to bust you the Youngling Slayer 9000 and show off his Youngling Massacre Moves
Darth Plagueis the wise and Palpatine "created" life, and that´s why Shmi Skywalker was pregnant with no man. When Palpatine... Darth Plagueis apprentice... had all over control... he murdered his master Plagueis in his sleep.
If you are saying Darth P created Anakin, that’s a common misconception. If you are saying Darth P attempted to create life and the midiclorians created Anakin out of retribution to destroy the Sith, that’s what George Lucas said in an interview.
Padmé's death wasn't because of losing the will to live, Sidious used ancient sith practice of the dark side to transfer her life force into Anakin's body to keep him alive long enough for surgery. He could do it because of connection between Anakin and Padmé, which he used more than once for his plans
Yep. Sidious was not lying about his teacher just didnt tell about cost of his technique.
Obi-Wan doesn't know how Anakin killed Dooku.
The line “so this is how democracy dies, with thunderous applause” best line in the entire series
Great reaction and it's sad to see Anakin going to the darkside although we know it was coming. To understand the movie better I have found a short video with deleted scenes from episode three. Those deleted scenes will make things must clearer and in my opinion they should have stayed in the movie. the video is called "3 Deleted Scenes LITERALLY CHANGE how Anakin Became Vader"
Fun fact psychologists have actually diagnosed Anakin with borderline personality disorder
Your next movie should be Rogue One!
Yes!!!!!
Absolutely
ORDER: The sequels (7.8.9) are like 25-30 years after ep 6, so before jumping that far ahead, I would check out (in this order)...
Between ep 2 and 3:
- Clone Wars animated series and animated movie (between ep 2 and 3 - the episodes have a weird order, find the watch list order)
Between ep 3 and 4:
- Bad Batch animated series
- Obi-Wan series
- Solo: A Star Wars Story
- Rebels animated series
- Andor series
- Rogue One
Between ep 6 and 7:
- Mandalorian seasons 1-2
- Book of Boba Fett
- Mandalorian season 3
- Ahsoka series
Then ep 7-9
You missed out Tales of the Jedi which is a good watch after The Clone Wars. Very short episodes focused around Count Dooku & Ahsoka during the same time period.
35:21 It's obvious. Yoda is committing insurance fraud. You caught him.
The Sith Code The Jedi Code
Peace is a lie, there is only Passion. There is no Emotion, there is Peace.
Through Passion, I gain Strength. There is no Ignorance, there is Knowledge.
Through Strength, I gain Power. There is no Passion, there is Serenity.
Through Power, I gain Victory. There is no Chaos, there is Harmony.
Through Victory, my chains are broken. There is no Death, there is the Force
The Force shall free me.
If you do The Clone Wars, be sure and Google the chronological order. Trust me, it will be less confusing. It starts with Season 2 episode 16; then Season 1 episode 16, after that there's The Clone Wars animated movie, just so you know you're starting right.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Star Wars movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
43:41 --- that line has greater weight, once you've seen the show "The Clone Wars".
This would be a good point in the timeline to insert the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, followed by the two stand-alone movies. If you choose to continue with the Sequel Trilogy, I will be there with you as well. I'm always interested in the opinions of less entrenched fans when it comes to the Sequel Trilogy, I find them to be less biased by prior knowledge of the de-canonized material of the Expanded Universe. (Not to defend any of the legitimate issues against the trilogy's cohesiveness that stem from the writing and planning stages of the project.)
This is the end. There is no Star Wars movie after this episode, there are only 6 episodes of SW. But there are cartoon series worth to watch.
So Palpatine was the senator for Naboo when Amidala was queen...and so he met Anakin when he was a young boy when QuiGon Jinn brought him to the Jedi Council. Once Jinn was killed, Palpatine played a "mentor" and friend role to Anakin...someone Anakin could turn to when he had issues with Kenobi. So he has known him since leaving his mother around 8-10 years old.
Gotta admit, Anakin slaughtering the spratists on Mustafar was so damn personal to him as they was the ones that wanted padmé dead. He'd have revelled in their deaths.
Revenge of the sith is an awesome starwars movie.
I enjoyed watching Star Wars with you.
Star Trek came first in 1966 which is science fiction Star Wars in 1977 which is fantasy. If you don’t want to skip you can watch the Clone Wars movie and then the essential episodes of you don’t want to watch all seven seasons. It takes place between Episode two and three.
You can then watch Tales of the Jedi which are like 10 minutes shorts that are filled with missing information. It is a very good series using the same animation style as the Clone Wars. I would watch Rogue One after that followed by the Andor series, Obi-Wan Kenobi series and then Rebels. After Rebels I would watch the Mandalorian followed by Ahsoka.
46:11 is a moment I won't forget Tynia because I was watching the movie in theaters on opening night and I was so embarrassed by the "No!" I slumped down in my chair, just a cringeworthy moment.
Weird ahh
Ewan Mcgregor has the poweer to age like 15 years when he grows out his beard.
Please watch rogue one next!
Yes please watch Rogue One, Tynia! I love the vibes here ✨ you gotta tie the trilogies together. It’s a great movie.
8:03 - "His fate will be the same as ours." - Very true. All 3 of them died on a Death Star in front of Luke Skywalker
The things in the bubble are fish. They are Mon Calamari, the same species as Admiral Ackbar (IT'S A TRAP! guy) and the show is a performance of 'Squid Lake' which is the Star Wars version of the famous play "Swan Lake".
And yes, the Chancellor supplied him with the nightmares about his wife AND his hunger for power that he feels a few scenes later.
Vader is considered a different person from Anakin, yes. So I guess it is a new identity or persona.
Obi-Wan actually cut off 3 limbs, not just his legs. He gets Anakin's remaining flesh arm too.
Hiding Luke on Tatooine is a stroke of genius because the planet is a source of immense pain and hatred for Vader, he will never voluntarily step back on it if he can help it. Which coincidentally is reflected in the original trilogy. Tatooine is the only planet/moon in those movies that Vader has a reasonable opportunity to step foot onto and he doesn't do it (Yavin is the other but considering the Moon was scheduled to be blown away by the Death Star and there was a space battle during the attack he doesn't go there), meanwhile in the sequels he steps on Hoth, Bespin and Endor.
The ultimate backstab indeed.
Imagine fighting in a war for years, side by side with fellow soldiers through life and death situations, even making friends with many of them, only to be shot in the back.
I imagine their last thoughts were; _"Why?"_
It's hard for the clones too. You don't see it here, but some tried resisting the command, being forced to commit murder against their will.
Regarding watch order, I might suggest watching Rogue One before The Force Awakens. It ties Episodes 3 and 4 together nicely. But if you stick with release order, it's only one movie later, so not a huge deal either way.
18:56 well done for picking up on that quite a few people only get 50% of this scene. Also picking up on Palpatine putting the premonitions in his mind too
sooooooooooooooo we are w starting the force awakens next cuz im ready
The love the shit out of force awakens. The other 2 I really couldn’t stand
@@crowbro1376 damn im a TLJ fan boy lol glad u like 1 of them at least
@@godkingsosa6811you're brave for admitting that
All
Of this could have been avoided if the jedi treated Anakin with affection and respect (and maybe rescued his poor mother) instead of secretly calling him the chosen one but also keeping him at arms length. Outside of Qui Gonn and Obi Wan none of them really cared about him
As a person. And that is the perfect situation for a manipulative power hungry politician like Palpatine to take advantage of. I know people hate the Last Jedi but that movie briefly touches on this reality.
That is certainly possible. It is also possible that in some way it was the "will" of The Force and it was his destiny one way or the other.
The lightning didn't cause those deformities. That's his true form. He was using the dark side to disguise his true form.
Interesting. I never heard this explanation.
@@samwest1097 In the novelization I believe is where they explained this. He was constantly drawing on the dark side to hide his presence and disguise what he truly looked like.
In legends canon, in Disney canon it is cause of the lightning.
Just saying cause everyone just says this is canon or that mixing both canons which just confuses people that are trying to get into it.
@@onyxdemonic2566the prequel books of the first 3 movies are also legends at this point.
I had never heard this, but I always suspected it. But why drop the ruse when he goes to the Senate for his big speech?
Say what you will about the acting and scripts of prequel trilogy...the last half hour of this movie is increidble.
Rogue One best SW movie IMHO..... Great reaction Tee❤
Please watch the next three movies 7,8,9. Is love to see your take
I need you to watch more movies, you are great at this
I like your sas. 👍🏽 every expression was me
When Yoda tells Anakin to learn to let go, he explains that death is a NATURAL part of life. It is inevitable that we all will lose the ones we love. Being willing/able to "let go" is being willing able to accept reality. Palpatine tells Anakin, when talking about "saving" people from death, specifically refers to such powers as "unnatural". Anakin deceiving Yoda while seeking council didn't help. Anakin has already made up his mind. He tells Padme and Yoda he 'won't let' these visions come true. It's why he refuses Padme's suggestions to seek Obi-Wan's help. He knew before he met with Yoda the Jedi didn't believe in cheating death.
I believe the chancellor was the one responsible for putting the premonitions in Anakin's dreams.
This movie is three years since the last one
Great reaction. In regards to you saying how you became attached to anakin.
The clone wars animated tv series really builds more on just how tragic Anakains fall really is. He was a genuine hero of the clone wars. Between palpatines manipulation and the jedis arrogance/distrust, Anakin rly was a victim.
Edit: I was 9 when this movie released. Truly peak cinema. Ive been a fan of the franchise since I was like 5 with the VHS sets of the originals😭
You should watch Rogue One. I'm not sure if you like animation, but the animated series The Clone Wars and Rebels would open you up to a whole other side of the Star Wars fanbase. Then you could tackle The Mandalorian, Book of Boba Fett, Ahsoka, and Andor. But this would be like a 3 or 4 year commitment, haha. It would really build your channel, though. Don't bother watching the sequels or Obi-wan or Solo.
There are many that believe that Palpatines face was really disfigured from excessive experimentation with Sith alchemy and used the force to appear normal then waiting for the opportune time to reveal his true form and use it to his advantage in front of Anakin. Palpatine was the master at manipulation planning the entire war playing both sides with his goal for the Sith to take over
18:56 your annoyance at Anakin’s gullibility is funny
29:10 I was waiting for your reaction to this moment. Didn’t disappoint
39:44 brilliant! You are perfectly in sync with the moment!
40:01 love the conflict and anxiety you’re feeling about this moment
43:26 such an iconic scene
Enjoyed your journey. Hope you continue. Rogue One, the sequels, shows etc. it’s a big commitment so understand if you stick to the movies first.
💜✨ thanks for the support and understanding!!
I think the Kenobi series will be helpful bridging the gap between 3 & 4
@@Contextualiser16-tn8nd true. And it’s short enough to not be too overwhelming.
Anakin: "his fate will be the same as ours" (all 3 die on a Death Star)
Star Trek came first, in 1963. Star Wars was in 1977.
Obi-Wan Kenobi series next!:)
Where is Tynia? Is she safe? Is she, alright?
It’s okay to Be Team Ani- there’s still a little bit of him left in Vader
In my opinion, the Jedi Council pushed Anakin a lot to the dark side. They were afraid of him, and because of that, never trusted or gave him anything of importance... creating more and more insecurity, frustration and doubts on Anakin. On the other side, Palpatine played perfectly a performance to turn him completely (apart of put him those dreams about Padme´s death).
Jedi council did not do anything wrong. They were acting accordingly. Anakin couldn't let go of his fears or anything else that would cause him to go to the dark side. Yoda even tells 9-year-old Anakin that you have too much fear in you. Even Mace Windu tells Anakin that he senses much confusion in him. But that is my take and understanding. Just like my take and understanding on the whole Luke and Leah kisses. Those kisses weren't nothing major. The first one was for good luck because they were about to swing across to avoid the Storm Troopers. The second kiss was to make consolo jealous or mad. The third kiss was out of caring and concerned. Because Luke just got his hand chopped off and was almost going to die. Nothing wrong was done.
Yeah I disagree. The council pushed back whenever Anakin was being an entitled brat. He didn’t have patience, which cost him an arm. And he broke the rules when it served him.
@@louiedavis4909 Jedi Concil was very arrogant and distrustful with Anakin. Jedi exiled Anakin's apprentice. Jedi did much to Anakin move towards the dark side.
I'm really glad you liked this one it's honestly so dang good haha, you should totally watch the rest of the movies! It's honestly up to you which ones you go for next, you could start the sequels or you can watch the spin offs first which are Rogue One and Solo and they take place a lot closer to the original movies. Either way have a good day!
I mean the first words of the Sith Code are "Peace is a lie" and Palpatine did lie about having peace literally so ya.
18:54 Yes!
Anakin is indeed fine lol
First, you should start off with "clone wars" micro series.(it's only 2 episodes)It answers a lot of questions, and introduces you to General Grievous and how he got that nasty cough. After that you should do the clown wars series. Keep up the great content. 👍🏿 👍🏿👍🏿
Also..... You are so spot on on so many things. The chancellor did put those visions in anakin's head.
Specifically between star wars and star trek i believe its star wars by a little bit i may be wrong but if you want to be specific dr who outdates both of them
A very different role that you might enjoy Ewan McGregor performing is in the movie Moulin Rouge (2001), opposite Nicole Kidman, who plays the leading female role.
A lot of people give Anakin crap over the kids, but consider that he was a slave nearly from birth and knowing roughly what they would go through under the Emperor's "training" if spared he genuinely believed death would be a great mercy; even wishing someone had granted it to his mother and he on some dark days. Death is the only mercy that Darth Vader can give, but the Emperor may force you to live on in a constant sensation of agony, shame, and self-loathing, unsightly and alone for the rest of a life that you are forced to thank him for as you inhale each breath. Darth Plaguis and Darth Vitiate? Those two may force you to live forever, resurrecting you countless times after torturing you to death.
The clone wars show takes place between episode 2 and 3