The first time watching Revenge of the Sith... What an experience. I watched Star Wars in chronological order and I didn't know what would happen to Anakin, so I was heartbroken after watching it. When I saw this scene, with this piece in the background I thought it was over for Anakin, for Padmé and Obi-Wan and for the Republic. I still had a bit of hope, but only when the mask got attached to Anakin's head I knew there was no going back.
@@jamalel-sayed5196 I respectfully disagree. I already knew the twist of Vader being Luke's father before watching any of the Star Wars movies, because it's a very well-known twist in movie history. But I didn't know Anakin would become Darth Vader, that was a more interesting twist IMO. Because I would never expect the hero to turn to the dark side. But it was still interesting to see the 'I am your father' scene. You know who he is, but Luke doesn't know. It was interesting to see how Luke's journey would go after that revelation.
Which is why it’s the piece that gives me chills possibly more than any other during the movie. It’s so separate and unlike Star Wars, and it’s confused and misplaced just like anakin is during the scene that it’s played in. Just genius all over the place
I wonder how John Williams made a chilling eerie music so compelling like this he’s a music composer genius and we may never see like it again... In my opinion the greatest eerie music of all time is this one and Kronos Unveiled from The Incredibles are tied for first place without a doubt...
This song doesnt just show the turmoil that Anakin is going through, trying to have faith in the Jedi despite the growing power that is the darkness of Vader within him, it doesn't just show how worried Padme is for her husband and the future. It shows the final day of the Republic, of the Jedi, and of Anakin. You can even see, based on the genius photography, the light fading as Anakin begins to fade away, and Vader takes his first strong foothold. That the Republic would soon be no more, and that the Jedi, as they have been known, are at their end. For now, at least, at this exact moment, hope would fade away. The light would slink away to the one within Padme, as Anakin would not be seen again until onboard the second Death Star to save his son.
John Williams, the composer of the most heartbreaking masterpiece in cinema's history (Schindler's List), couldn't but create a soundtrack which justifies why this movie is the darkest and most emotional Star Wars' film. It's Anakin Skywalker's slow death, the good, kind man and the best of the Jedi slowly consumed by the Dark Side and Padmé sensed it. He learned the light and now he must experience the darkness, there was no other way to bring the balance.
Great way of putting it. It’s sad, Anakin at the time of ROTS just wanted to have a normal life with his family after the war was over, but the will of the force demanded the path for the second half of his life be alone, cold, painful, locked in the dark. This piece perfectly encapsulates what can be interpreted as the Dark Side itself creeping up behind Anakin like the Grim Reaper coming to collect his due.
All I see when I hear this is Battlefront 2005's levels all silent and menacing, after all the AI have shot themselves to death and I'm all that's left, waging a one-man guerilla campaign against what is sometimes over a hundred enemies. With the quieted combat FX in the background, explosions in the air as JPEG craft zoom around engaging in nonexistent combat.
This song can play at any time, I think it's most effective when you actually still have some allies left, because it almost always starts with blaster bolts and ends with agony, the screams that usually don't really sound that severe suddenly have a dark undertone to them, and it's all because of this music.
Battlefront 2 (2005) was way ahead of its time. Whenever this played as the game was near ending it would always just feel like you are really in a war.
This is easily one of my all time favourite pieces in Star Wars. Williams has some serious balls for making something so different, and I'm grateful for it. It perfectly captures the moment and the emotions Anakin is experiencing. He is being torn apart, though this time his decision will quite literally change the fate of the galaxy. He either saves the love of his life but falls to the dark side, or exposes Palpatine to the Jedi and loses Padme. Truly chilling music. If you've ever played the Krome Studios version of Star Wars the Force Unleashed (Wii, PS2 and PSP) , these feelings are probably even more potent for you. The decision to have this play during your entire journey throughout the remains of the now ruined Jedi Temple is brilliant, with the only other sounds being distant blaster fire and the occasional scream of a stormtrooper. You really feel like an invader, like you're trespassing on sacred ground with more history than you'll probably ever know. If you've never played or seen this version of The Force Unleashed, I really encourage to play it, it's such a far cry from the more mainstream version of TFU, and honestly, apart from visually, I think it's actually better. If you can't play it, I'd at least watch it. Thanks for reading this, just really wanted to share, lol.
I'm mad that RUclips decided not to tell me about this comment, I would have given it some attention much sooner, I could honestly gush for years about this track, but I'll show some restraint for now, because the comment I'd make would be like watching a video essay in text form.
@@DreamerFromTheDepths Thanks for the heart! I get how you feel. It’s such an underrated piece, it really sells the horror imo. Glad I’m not alone on this, lol.
I played tfu on Wii as a kid and I had no idea this song isn't in the other, more common versions. It's fantastic and really sets the mood for the jedi temple levels.
@@Jaded_AF that’s just the thing, in the other version the Jedi Temple isn’t even in the game if I recall correctly. You never fight the Sith stored in the Jedi Trials, nor the vision of Kento Marek. A real shame really, the Jedi Temple missions are some of my favourites. I think they had planned to have them in the other (main) version of the game but cut them for pacing or something.
Ah, the first Jedi Temple mission in The Force Unleashed. It was so fascinating to walk through the corridors and debris of the destroyed Jedi Temple, all in ruins and semi-abandoned. The place felt like a haunted palace, but also a like a quiet cemetery. Knowing what we know now because of "Revenge of the Sith", this was where the Jedi made their final stand, yet it was more of a massacre rather than a battle, and all that's left of that tragic event is this quiet and forsaken fragment of the aftermath. By looking at the wreckage, you could picture scenes of clone troopers gunning down everyone in their path, from desperate masters trying to defend the temple and their fellow jedi, to frightened young padawans, all of them slayed by Anakin, who was already Vader then. As for Starkiller (the apprentice of Vader and the character we play as), he could have taken pride over knowing his master destroyed every Jedi with relative ease, but he may have also felt a deep respect and even more fear towards his master. And this music makes a great addition to the ambience and context. To me, this is why "The Force Unleashed", is such an underrated game and experience.
According to the story Galen Marek (Starkiller) didn't feel respect or fear for Vader when he went to the Temple, but only a sense of unexpected melancholy, he did end up interacting with his father's spirit there after all.
'Padme's Ruminations' music still freaks me out, the foreboding rhythm telling Anakin something is coming... something is wrong, uneasiness, like angels crying. AND My cat just freakin' stares at my montior when i play this song!!!!!!! He is like hypnotized.. me too damn it :)
Palpatine in Anakin's mind: "You remember the time, when you reunited with your mother. As well as how the sand people treated her." Anakin Skywalker's mind: "I... I shouldn't." Palpatine: "We will watch your career with great interest." Anakin Skywalker's mind: "I shouldn't have done that. It's not the jedi way."
I just remember seeing an old Clone Wars commercial that used this song to begin it and I remember feeling in that moment, what I am about to experience will change the way I see the world forever. And it did.
The humming could be like the clone wars until that point, a headache everyone has, at the back of their minds, seeming to be endless. Yet the screaming could be Anakins mental state, barely heard by the other Jedi, over the endless droning of the clone wars. None of them aware that the end of the order and republic creeps closer by the moment.
This would have been the perfect ambience for if The Purge genuinely went full-horror. Picture the vocal overlay and sinister strings over the visuals of people tearing each other apart while a civilian who was caught out in the open after the sirens tries to escape, shell shocked and petrified, unsure if the next turn they take is instant-death. They then realize they're being hunted but know they don't have the physical capacity to win in a fight
I absolutely love the sith and the dark side especially the sad and dark parts in this movie which is this song. Anakin’s pain/rage is the best I’ve seen in this movie and the fall of the Jedi too. My favorite part of the movie is probably the scene where Anakin shatters padme’s heart along with this scene.
To me I see Satan as emperor palpatine and I see myself as anakin cause i can definitely relate to anakin when it comes to pain/the dark side. I am absolutely attracted to Satan and the dark side cause I see the shitty ass celestial angels as the Jedi cause I’ve heard they don’t fucken fall in love with humans cause of the shitty ass rules god has made so that’s why I absolutely prefer/love the dark side and Satan. I also see myself relating to this movie too cause I hate the Jedi and I love the sith/dark side/ Satan. All I can feel every time I think of or FUCKEN see god all I feel is pure extreme absolute hate for him because of the shitty ass rules and all the shitty ass things god has done in the past LITERALLY. I WOULD FUCKEN SCREAM CURSE/HATE WORDS AT GOD IF HE FUCKEN SHOWED HIS FUCKEN GOD DAMN FACE HERE. I WOULD RATHER WANT TO BE IN HELL WITH SATAN/LILITH THAN THE SHITTY ASS HELL HOLE OF A PLACE CALLED HEAVEN FOR ETERNITY AND I’LL HELP WITH THE NEW WORLD ORDER CAUSE IT WILL BAN ALL GOD DAMN RELIGIONS WORLDWIDE IN THE WORLD WITH THE MARK OF THE BEAST AND I’LL GLADLY GET THE MARK OF THE BEAST JUST TO BE WITH SATAN/HELL AND LILITH FOR ETERNITY. SATAN WILL ALWAYS BE BETTER AND STRONGER THAN THE SHITTY ASS SO CALLED CUNT OF A GOD CALLED GOD LITERALLY.
I used to live in an Arabian country myself, although I eventually had to move it is more or less the place I call my real home but I never appreciated it at the time. I was born and raised there, perhaps due to how I was treated by many other kids sub consciously I was extremely angry and had a short fuse, thinking back the levels of anger I had back then reached bloodthirsty levels which wasn't a good thing for a kid who was absurdly strong by nature, other kids were incapable of harming me despite how they treated me but I think my sub conscious recognised how nasty they were being and in turn it made me want to fight people all the time. As much as I missed my home overall I was treated much better after I moved, because of that I no longer feel the same anger or want to fight, I am good enough at socialising to know how to avoid all conflict and actively do so. I spent a fair few sunsets in my bedroom reflecting on things, usually when I threw a tantrum for whatever reason I was sent upstairs, I would destroy all I could and generally be a menace in the time I spent up there, after destroying precious memories and souvenirs as though they were nothing I was left with the sunset. When I was younger I hated sunsets and I think these experiences might be why, nowadays I adore sunsets, it's my favourite time of day and sometimes reminds me of old times, it wasn't all doom and gloom in my home country, I had good friends and we often went to water parks and beaches, those were the good sunsets. The sub conscious is smarter than we think, and dangerous depending on what it decides our coping mechanisms should be.
Honestly, everytime i hear this song, i always think of that one level of the Jedi Temple from The Force Unleashed PS2 edition where Starkiller finds and destroys Darth Desolous, or i can imagine Luke and Leia and his friends explore the destroyed Jedi Temple after the events of the Battle of Jakku from Battlefront 2 Campaign. Btw is it possible that you can play The Force Unleashed PS2 on Steam?
This movie was truly sad. Because of one persons decision , it destroyed his own marriage and the entire Jedi existence. Truly one of the saddest movies in my opinion. Life lesson, look at your life and be careful what you chose to do with your life. Make good decisions and know GOOD AND EVIL exists! It just depends on which we elect to choose, GOD or the DEVIL.
Has anyone realized how frightening this is? I was listening to ROTS soundtrack way before I saw it. Then I come to this, and I hear this nightmarish IEEHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH sound.
Okay this is probably gonna be a long and messy comment sorry lol. And maybe you already know all of this, but still... Two of the biggest reasons were 1. Misunderstanding, a lot of creative choices didn't please the fans (Darth Vader being a kid and later a teenager and Yoda's characterization). And it's okay if you don't like those choices. BUT there is a difference between you not liking it and it being an objective flaw in the story. And there is a difference between not understanding it, and trying to say that George Lucas doesn't understand it. Many people did the second thing... This has also happened with the acting, dialogue, CGI, etc. Why did George Lucas let the actors act that way? Why is the dialogue the way it is? Why is there lots of CGI? The answer for many people was: George Lucas lost his mind!1!1!! They never tried to understand WHY George Lucas did it his way... But wait, that is the problem right there! George Lucas didn't make the movies as *I* would have wanted it!1!1! That was what many fans said... And I'm not saying in any way that that automatically makes the movies masterpieces, but the problem that a lot of fans ran into is that they didn't even want to think about why George Lucas did the things he did and they just assumed that he lost his mind, because Lucas didn't do the things they wanted him to do. The second part is partly about the Prequels and partially about George Lucas. 2. Lots and lots of misinformation: a lot of things about George Lucas are repeated but are wrong, the two most obvious ones are: ANH was saved in the edit and George Lucas was surrounded by yes-men during the making of the Prequels. Both are wrong and I can prove it. Some people drive the narrative that the Originals were good IN SPITE of Lucas, and that the Prequels were bad because he had 'too much control'. Most of the people that say these kind of things are misinformed, sadly those things happen, and those things are easily repeated, and repeated., and repeated... Over and over again. ANH had to be 'saved in the edit' , or it had to be 'saved from Lucas'. Literally EVERY film needs to be edited, maybe for like 2, 3 or even more times, it was edited to be more in line with what he wanted. Or some other people say that people like Marcia Lucas where the ones who did something with the film. Some people will praise everyone BUT the creator for the fact that ANH was such a succes. Also, Lucas took considerable part in the editing as well, like many scenes with the droids on Tatooine. The yes-men thing is very untrue. Many of the ideas present in the prequels were pitched by his team. For instance, Jar Jar and Yoda being completely CGI, and pretty much everything about Grievous' design. He also was constantly challenged on set and would often tell people to talk to someone else, including Spielberg who worked on Episode III. That said, he still had the final say, and they were his films he independently financed. But that isn't a bad thing IMO, but feel free to disagree on that part if you disagree. Again, sorry if this comment was too long and a bit messy. I also recommend watching this detailed and really in-depth video about George Lucas and the Prequels: ruclips.net/video/vqnjzVX8EKA/видео.html It's a long video, but I really recommend it for every Star Wars fan.
@@VibingMeike oh wait one thing: lucas is basically as involved with TCW as he is with the prequels, and because people like TCW they say filoni made it completely, which he really did not, sure he was also heavily involved but some youtube video i watched literally fucking said that the show wasn't made by lucas, or people who liked the prequels they made some shit point about all the TCW hating the prequels, idk what they were on and where tf that evidence was from, because it sure wasn't a true form of evidence, but lets be real they made it up anyway yeah filoni and the team, well most of them anyway (the rest haven't stated any opinions on the prequels) have said they at least liked the prequels and filoni is a massive prequel fan, i'm happy to see people like you as i can tell you wouldn't make bullshit up like that
When you here this music you know that ahsoka, Rex and mail are all on mandalore during this time. PLO loon never saw ahsoka again after she left so tragic.
Before he was Vader he was a young man who lost his mother in his arms who fell in love with Padme. The father of Leia and Luke, and it took the evil of Palpatine to manipulate and use Anakin when he was vulnerable. Explaining nonsense to him making him out to be something he clearly was not, and it twisted his judgement. The man lost his mother, his wife and his children were taken from him talk about losing everything.
This is the alternate reality where Anakin was indecisive and never got his thoughts in order, Mace Windu killed Palpatine, came back and Anakin was given the rank of master. Padme goes on to survive childbirth and the galaxy remains at peace.
This reminds me of the prophecy song from dune ... which is crazy because the original dune books helped inspire George Lucas ... in a way the sleeper has woken
Maybe the track should have been called setting sun, death, or destiny approaches. It is the sound of the end of the Republic, the Jedi, and the life of Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala, both die. Difference is Anakin’s body becomes more of a possessed corpse with nearly pure evil being it’s possessor.
No one allow me entre in council administration in my company, now im going to the dark side...my miniclorianes is higher then the all company council.....
The first time watching Revenge of the Sith... What an experience. I watched Star Wars in chronological order and I didn't know what would happen to Anakin, so I was heartbroken after watching it. When I saw this scene, with this piece in the background I thought it was over for Anakin, for Padmé and Obi-Wan and for the Republic. I still had a bit of hope, but only when the mask got attached to Anakin's head I knew there was no going back.
That's why it's so hard for me to suggest which Trilogy to start off with for newbies.
I always say start with the prequels but just remember that the originals trilogy was made before them so some things might not add up
But starting with the prequels will destroy the famous revelations of Vader being Luke’s father, Leia and Luke being twins etc.
@@jamalel-sayed5196 I respectfully disagree. I already knew the twist of Vader being Luke's father before watching any of the Star Wars movies, because it's a very well-known twist in movie history.
But I didn't know Anakin would become Darth Vader, that was a more interesting twist IMO. Because I would never expect the hero to turn to the dark side.
But it was still interesting to see the 'I am your father' scene. You know who he is, but Luke doesn't know. It was interesting to see how Luke's journey would go after that revelation.
i wish revenge of the sith was released in the cinema again so i could have your experience so bad!
This piece is so different. Like this doesn’t even feel like Star Wars.
Different in all the best ways.
Which is why it’s the piece that gives me chills possibly more than any other during the movie. It’s so separate and unlike Star Wars, and it’s confused and misplaced just like anakin is during the scene that it’s played in. Just genius all over the place
If it wasn’t in Star Wars, I’d picture the piece being the perfect ambience for a WW2 or Holocaust movie or documentary
@@brendan4425 you take my words out of my mouth beautiful piece of music
I wonder how John Williams made a chilling eerie music so compelling like this he’s a music composer genius and we may never see like it again...
In my opinion the greatest eerie music of all time is this one and Kronos Unveiled from The Incredibles are tied for first place without a doubt...
"You know, don't you? If the Jedi destroy me, any chance of saving her will be lost."
Except that’s not true
Really haunting piece.
It's one of my favourites .
it really is..
This whole piece gives me chills, but the brief, soft part where they play the tunes of Across the Stars always hits deeper..
same :'(
This song doesnt just show the turmoil that Anakin is going through, trying to have faith in the Jedi despite the growing power that is the darkness of Vader within him, it doesn't just show how worried Padme is for her husband and the future.
It shows the final day of the Republic, of the Jedi, and of Anakin. You can even see, based on the genius photography, the light fading as Anakin begins to fade away, and Vader takes his first strong foothold. That the Republic would soon be no more, and that the Jedi, as they have been known, are at their end.
For now, at least, at this exact moment, hope would fade away. The light would slink away to the one within Padme, as Anakin would not be seen again until onboard the second Death Star to save his son.
John Williams, the composer of the most heartbreaking masterpiece in cinema's history (Schindler's List), couldn't but create a soundtrack which justifies why this movie is the darkest and most emotional Star Wars' film.
It's Anakin Skywalker's slow death, the good, kind man and the best of the Jedi slowly consumed by the Dark Side and Padmé sensed it. He learned the light and now he must experience the darkness, there was no other way to bring the balance.
Wrong universe, but dw you have like quantum mechanics and shit so you can visit us ig, only if you join the CIS
Great way of putting it. It’s sad, Anakin at the time of ROTS just wanted to have a normal life with his family after the war was over, but the will of the force demanded the path for the second half of his life be alone, cold, painful, locked in the dark. This piece perfectly encapsulates what can be interpreted as the Dark Side itself creeping up behind Anakin like the Grim Reaper coming to collect his due.
All I see when I hear this is Battlefront 2005's levels all silent and menacing, after all the AI have shot themselves to death and I'm all that's left, waging a one-man guerilla campaign against what is sometimes over a hundred enemies. With the quieted combat FX in the background, explosions in the air as JPEG craft zoom around engaging in nonexistent combat.
This song can play at any time, I think it's most effective when you actually still have some allies left, because it almost always starts with blaster bolts and ends with agony, the screams that usually don't really sound that severe suddenly have a dark undertone to them, and it's all because of this music.
me in modern battlefront: haha spinny bowling ball cable spin go brrrrrrrr
Battlefront 2 (2005) was way ahead of its time. Whenever this played as the game was near ending it would always just feel like you are really in a war.
This also played in the force unleased 1. They knew what they were doing with those old star wars games for sure
This is my favorite scene in the entire franchise, hands down.
same
Agreed🫡
Same, it was truly the exact moment where the entire galaxy changed on Anakin’s whim
This is easily one of my all time favourite pieces in Star Wars. Williams has some serious balls for making something so different, and I'm grateful for it. It perfectly captures the moment and the emotions Anakin is experiencing. He is being torn apart, though this time his decision will quite literally change the fate of the galaxy. He either saves the love of his life but falls to the dark side, or exposes Palpatine to the Jedi and loses Padme. Truly chilling music.
If you've ever played the Krome Studios version of Star Wars the Force Unleashed (Wii, PS2 and PSP) , these feelings are probably even more potent for you. The decision to have this play during your entire journey throughout the remains of the now ruined Jedi Temple is brilliant, with the only other sounds being distant blaster fire and the occasional scream of a stormtrooper. You really feel like an invader, like you're trespassing on sacred ground with more history than you'll probably ever know. If you've never played or seen this version of The Force Unleashed, I really encourage to play it, it's such a far cry from the more mainstream version of TFU, and honestly, apart from visually, I think it's actually better. If you can't play it, I'd at least watch it.
Thanks for reading this, just really wanted to share, lol.
thank you for your words
I'm mad that RUclips decided not to tell me about this comment, I would have given it some attention much sooner, I could honestly gush for years about this track, but I'll show some restraint for now, because the comment I'd make would be like watching a video essay in text form.
@@DreamerFromTheDepths Thanks for the heart! I get how you feel. It’s such an underrated piece, it really sells the horror imo. Glad I’m not alone on this, lol.
I played tfu on Wii as a kid and I had no idea this song isn't in the other, more common versions. It's fantastic and really sets the mood for the jedi temple levels.
@@Jaded_AF that’s just the thing, in the other version the Jedi Temple isn’t even in the game if I recall correctly. You never fight the Sith stored in the Jedi Trials, nor the vision of Kento Marek. A real shame really, the Jedi Temple missions are some of my favourites. I think they had planned to have them in the other (main) version of the game but cut them for pacing or something.
Is this a own genre? I want to listen to more like this. It is very relaxing.
It reminds me of Delta wave ambience that you use for sleep or studying
Ambient music
Ah, the first Jedi Temple mission in The Force Unleashed.
It was so fascinating to walk through the corridors and debris of the destroyed Jedi Temple, all in ruins and semi-abandoned.
The place felt like a haunted palace, but also a like a quiet cemetery.
Knowing what we know now because of "Revenge of the Sith", this was where the Jedi made their final stand, yet it was more of a massacre rather than a battle, and all that's left of that tragic event is this quiet and forsaken fragment of the aftermath.
By looking at the wreckage, you could picture scenes of clone troopers gunning down everyone in their path, from desperate masters trying to defend the temple and their fellow jedi, to frightened young padawans, all of them slayed by Anakin, who was already Vader then.
As for Starkiller (the apprentice of Vader and the character we play as), he could have taken pride over knowing his master destroyed every Jedi with relative ease, but he may have also felt a deep respect and even more fear towards his master.
And this music makes a great addition to the ambience and context.
To me, this is why "The Force Unleashed", is such an underrated game and experience.
According to the story Galen Marek (Starkiller) didn't feel respect or fear for Vader when he went to the Temple, but only a sense of unexpected melancholy, he did end up interacting with his father's spirit there after all.
Finally someone who says this! Totally agree.
“Good soldiers follow orders”
'Padme's Ruminations' music still freaks me out, the foreboding rhythm telling Anakin something is coming... something is wrong, uneasiness, like angels crying. AND My cat just freakin' stares at my montior when i play this song!!!!!!! He is like hypnotized.. me too damn it :)
Palpatine in Anakin's mind: "You remember the time, when you reunited with your mother. As well as how the sand people treated her."
Anakin Skywalker's mind: "I... I shouldn't."
Palpatine: "We will watch your career with great interest."
Anakin Skywalker's mind: "I shouldn't have done that. It's not the jedi way."
Sounds really Blade Runner-esque, that's a compliment by the way.
Or even Dune-esque
@@TheTonyEntertainment I thought the same. More Dune than Zimmer's Dune imo.
I just remember seeing an old Clone Wars commercial that used this song to begin it and I remember feeling in that moment, what I am about to experience will change the way I see the world forever. And it did.
The humming could be like the clone wars until that point, a headache everyone has, at the back of their minds, seeming to be endless.
Yet the screaming could be Anakins mental state, barely heard by the other Jedi, over the endless droning of the clone wars.
None of them aware that the end of the order and republic creeps closer by the moment.
This would have been the perfect ambience for if The Purge genuinely went full-horror. Picture the vocal overlay and sinister strings over the visuals of people tearing each other apart while a civilian who was caught out in the open after the sirens tries to escape, shell shocked and petrified, unsure if the next turn they take is instant-death. They then realize they're being hunted but know they don't have the physical capacity to win in a fight
I absolutely love the sith and the dark side especially the sad and dark parts in this movie which is this song. Anakin’s pain/rage is the best I’ve seen in this movie and the fall of the Jedi too. My favorite part of the movie is probably the scene where Anakin shatters padme’s heart along with this scene.
To me I see Satan as emperor palpatine and I see myself as anakin cause i can definitely relate to anakin when it comes to pain/the dark side. I am absolutely attracted to Satan and the dark side cause I see the shitty ass celestial angels as the Jedi cause I’ve heard they don’t fucken fall in love with humans cause of the shitty ass rules god has made so that’s why I absolutely prefer/love the dark side and Satan. I also see myself relating to this movie too cause I hate the Jedi and I love the sith/dark side/ Satan. All I can feel every time I think of or FUCKEN see god all I feel is pure extreme absolute hate for him because of the shitty ass rules and all the shitty ass things god has done in the past LITERALLY. I WOULD FUCKEN SCREAM CURSE/HATE WORDS AT GOD IF HE FUCKEN SHOWED HIS FUCKEN GOD DAMN FACE HERE. I WOULD RATHER WANT TO BE IN HELL WITH SATAN/LILITH THAN THE SHITTY ASS HELL HOLE OF A PLACE CALLED HEAVEN FOR ETERNITY AND I’LL HELP WITH THE NEW WORLD ORDER CAUSE IT WILL BAN ALL GOD DAMN RELIGIONS WORLDWIDE IN THE WORLD WITH THE MARK OF THE BEAST AND I’LL GLADLY GET THE MARK OF THE BEAST JUST TO BE WITH SATAN/HELL AND LILITH FOR ETERNITY. SATAN WILL ALWAYS BE BETTER AND STRONGER THAN THE SHITTY ASS SO CALLED CUNT OF A GOD CALLED GOD LITERALLY.
But this movie is the all time best overall Star Wars movie though in my opinion.
My favourite scene in Star Wars with my favourite music in Star Wars
Excellent scene. Reminds me of the sunsets in Bahgdad. With so much dust in the air the sun had colors just like this. And good job.
I used to live in an Arabian country myself, although I eventually had to move it is more or less the place I call my real home but I never appreciated it at the time.
I was born and raised there, perhaps due to how I was treated by many other kids sub consciously I was extremely angry and had a short fuse, thinking back the levels of anger I had back then reached bloodthirsty levels which wasn't a good thing for a kid who was absurdly strong by nature, other kids were incapable of harming me despite how they treated me but I think my sub conscious recognised how nasty they were being and in turn it made me want to fight people all the time.
As much as I missed my home overall I was treated much better after I moved, because of that I no longer feel the same anger or want to fight, I am good enough at socialising to know how to avoid all conflict and actively do so.
I spent a fair few sunsets in my bedroom reflecting on things, usually when I threw a tantrum for whatever reason I was sent upstairs, I would destroy all I could and generally be a menace in the time I spent up there, after destroying precious memories and souvenirs as though they were nothing I was left with the sunset.
When I was younger I hated sunsets and I think these experiences might be why, nowadays I adore sunsets, it's my favourite time of day and sometimes reminds me of old times, it wasn't all doom and gloom in my home country, I had good friends and we often went to water parks and beaches, those were the good sunsets.
The sub conscious is smarter than we think, and dangerous depending on what it decides our coping mechanisms should be.
At 1:19 you can hear a faint melody of “across the stars playing” really just hits different knowing how it all falls apart😔💔
Honestly, everytime i hear this song, i always think of that one level of the Jedi Temple from The Force Unleashed PS2 edition where Starkiller finds and destroys Darth Desolous, or i can imagine Luke and Leia and his friends explore the destroyed Jedi Temple after the events of the Battle of Jakku from Battlefront 2 Campaign. Btw is it possible that you can play The Force Unleashed PS2 on Steam?
That jedi temple mission takes me back, really hits
This movie was truly sad. Because of one persons decision , it destroyed his own marriage and the entire Jedi existence. Truly one of the saddest movies in my opinion. Life lesson, look at your life and be careful what you chose to do with your life. Make good decisions and know GOOD AND EVIL exists! It just depends on which we elect to choose, GOD or the DEVIL.
Anakin was always caught between a rock and a hard place
that's a lot of ruminating!
So much so, Mace was able to kill Sidious, and the war ended
when you are sitting alone and thinking about things this the best music to listen to
This music, just embodies everything about the Dark Side, and the Sith. Haunting, and mysterious. I love it.
GL slowed the entire movie down and this was the best music to showcase it.
Has anyone realized how frightening this is? I was listening to ROTS soundtrack way before I saw it. Then I come to this, and I hear this nightmarish IEEHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH sound.
Great tune. It helps me keep focused while I write.
this creeps me out in a good way
Imagine all the thoughts running through Anakin's mind.
i feel like this is the embodiment of the fear that leads to anger when falling to the dark side. Perfect for Sith meditation
Dont care what the haters sees of the Prequels. Because i love Revenge Of The Sith.
Reminds me of Zimmer's music for Hannibal and Batman Begins, specifically “Lasiurus” from Batman Begins.
sounds like something out of world at war or silent hill
this track honestly sounds like Stalingrad
Lol right. I love both Star Wars and COD WAW so much. This track does remind me of some creepy world at war ambience
Maybe Sean Murray was inspired by this piece for World at War
you do know, don't you? if the Jedi destroy me any chance of saving her will be lost.
I don’t understand why the prequels got so much hate.
Okay this is probably gonna be a long and messy comment sorry lol. And maybe you already know all of this, but still...
Two of the biggest reasons were
1. Misunderstanding, a lot of creative choices didn't please the fans (Darth Vader being a kid and later a teenager and Yoda's characterization). And it's okay if you don't like those choices. BUT there is a difference between you not liking it and it being an objective flaw in the story. And there is a difference between not understanding it, and trying to say that George Lucas doesn't understand it. Many people did the second thing...
This has also happened with the acting, dialogue, CGI, etc. Why did George Lucas let the actors act that way? Why is the dialogue the way it is? Why is there lots of CGI? The answer for many people was: George Lucas lost his mind!1!1!! They never tried to understand WHY George Lucas did it his way... But wait, that is the problem right there! George Lucas didn't make the movies as *I* would have wanted it!1!1! That was what many fans said... And I'm not saying in any way that that automatically makes the movies masterpieces, but the problem that a lot of fans ran into is that they didn't even want to think about why George Lucas did the things he did and they just assumed that he lost his mind, because Lucas didn't do the things they wanted him to do.
The second part is partly about the Prequels and partially about George Lucas.
2. Lots and lots of misinformation: a lot of things about George Lucas are repeated but are wrong, the two most obvious ones are: ANH was saved in the edit and George Lucas was surrounded by yes-men during the making of the Prequels. Both are wrong and I can prove it. Some people drive the narrative that the Originals were good IN SPITE of Lucas, and that the Prequels were bad because he had 'too much control'. Most of the people that say these kind of things are misinformed, sadly those things happen, and those things are easily repeated, and repeated., and repeated... Over and over again.
ANH had to be 'saved in the edit' , or it had to be 'saved from Lucas'. Literally EVERY film needs to be edited, maybe for like 2, 3 or even more times, it was edited to be more in line with what he wanted. Or some other people say that people like Marcia Lucas where the ones who did something with the film. Some people will praise everyone BUT the creator for the fact that ANH was such a succes. Also, Lucas took considerable part in the editing as well, like many scenes with the droids on Tatooine.
The yes-men thing is very untrue. Many of the ideas present in the prequels were pitched by his team. For instance, Jar Jar and Yoda being completely CGI, and pretty much everything about Grievous' design. He also was constantly challenged on set and would often tell people to talk to someone else, including Spielberg who worked on Episode III. That said, he still had the final say, and they were his films he independently financed. But that isn't a bad thing IMO, but feel free to disagree on that part if you disagree.
Again, sorry if this comment was too long and a bit messy.
I also recommend watching this detailed and really in-depth video about George Lucas and the Prequels:
ruclips.net/video/vqnjzVX8EKA/видео.html
It's a long video, but I really recommend it for every Star Wars fan.
I like the story of the prequals but it was poorly represented on film
actually after seeing the sequel trilogy the prequels are masterpieces
@@VibingMeike that was perfect and i can't add or remove anything from that at all here's a like
@@VibingMeike oh wait one thing: lucas is basically as involved with TCW as he is with the prequels, and because people like TCW they say filoni made it completely, which he really did not, sure he was also heavily involved but some youtube video i watched literally fucking said that the show wasn't made by lucas, or people who liked the prequels they made some shit point about all the TCW hating the prequels, idk what they were on and where tf that evidence was from, because it sure wasn't a true form of evidence, but lets be real they made it up anyway yeah filoni and the team, well most of them anyway (the rest haven't stated any opinions on the prequels) have said they at least liked the prequels and filoni is a massive prequel fan, i'm happy to see people like you as i can tell you wouldn't make bullshit up like that
"When I do sleep I dream...& In that dream everyone wants my crown"...👑
Me: listening to Star Wars audiobook. This song: IEHHHHHHHHHH AHHHHHH or uhuhuhuhuh. Me: Has a heart attack
Have you ever just sat there and thought about how you would do anything for someone?
Then the Jedi Order isn't for you. This isn't water polo, kids.
When you here this music you know that ahsoka, Rex and mail are all on mandalore during this time. PLO loon never saw ahsoka again after she left so tragic.
Thank you very much for your work 💪🏼🇫🇷
Before he was Vader he was a young man who lost his mother in his arms who fell in love with Padme. The father of Leia and Luke, and it took the evil of Palpatine to manipulate and use Anakin when he was vulnerable. Explaining nonsense to him making him out to be something he clearly was not, and it twisted his judgement. The man lost his mother, his wife and his children were taken from him talk about losing everything.
This would make a good Sith meditation melody
If the scene was this long, Windu would've finished off Palpatine by the half way mark and Order 66 would have been avoided....
This is the alternate reality where Anakin was indecisive and never got his thoughts in order, Mace Windu killed Palpatine, came back and Anakin was given the rank of master.
Padme goes on to survive childbirth and the galaxy remains at peace.
This reminds me of the prophecy song from dune ... which is crazy because the original dune books helped inspire George Lucas ... in a way the sleeper has woken
Vader and Sidious did wage a form of Jihad across the galaxy with the great Jedi purge.
im gonna set 500 clone v 500 droid felucia battle and play this in the background
the rise of empire....
Death sidous is cancer to the galaxy. Probably the most evil thing is movie history
this should not be called padme's ruminations, instead feel darkvader's suffering for 1 hour extension
Kind of was more of an Anakin/Vader moment wasn't it?
Maybe the track should have been called setting sun, death, or destiny approaches. It is the sound of the end of the Republic, the Jedi, and the life of Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala, both die. Difference is Anakin’s body becomes more of a possessed corpse with nearly pure evil being it’s possessor.
This part feels like diuna staff not star wars one
Okay it might be that I just haven't watched StarWars in a long time, but what scene is this song from it.s making my head spin I can't figure it out.
Watch ROTS
It’s when Anakin is waiting in the council chambers on Mace’s order.
It’s the sunset one where anakin decides to confront mace
If only Anakin saw beyond the Jedi and the Sith ...
I want to her this played on a yaybahar so bad. If you don’t know want that is, look it up on RUclips.
is it legal for me to make a religion based solely on John Williams, who would join me? XD
I'm not sure, but I will join, John Williams is our Lord and Master, something the chosen one couldn't achieve...
I’d join
i'd join
I'd join
The downfall has begun.
me listening to this song before the 2024 election....
No one allow me entre in council administration in my company, now im going to the dark side...my miniclorianes is higher then the all company council.....