“Everything great about Revenge of The Sith” I don’t think you’re allowed to upload the entire movie to KZfaq dude

You forgot to add one more ding: This movie is infinitely memeable.

And this film's soundtrack is one of the biggest musical wins of all time. Williams at his absolute best.

"Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering" Episode 1: Anakin is full of fear Episode 2: Anakin is overcome by anger when his Mother dies. Episode 3: Anakin gives into hate... ...and becomes Vader, a man who is in a constant state of suffering.

"I am more powerful than the emperor, I can overthrow him" "down a reactor shaft"

2:36 "His fate will be the same as ours" All three die on a Death Star.

19:16 he mentions about how different Anakin’s life would’ve been had Qui Gon lived. A lot of people don’t seem to realize that Qui Gon and Obi Wan’s fight with Maul was never about simply defeating the a Sith Lord and saving Naboo. It was about Anakin. His entire future, his mentor, his ideals, hinges on who wins the fight. One might even say it’s not a duel in the conventional sense but rather… a duel of the fates.

Fun fact: Ewan McGregor has a brother who is a pilot in the RAF. His official call sign is "Obi-Two".

Can we also talk about how Anakin is dual wielding a blue and a red lightsaber when making the decision to kill Dooku? More visual exposition displaying how torn he is between light and dark.

The siths flaw is arrogance The Jedi's flaw is ignorance

Fun Fact: The duel between Obi-Wan and Anakin is the longest cinematic sword fight in history

“Ian McDiarmid kills.” That’s kinda the point of being a Sith Lord.

“Hello There” should’ve been a Ding.

You forgot to Win the timeless classic: Obi-Wan: *Hello there* General Grievous: _g e n e r a l - k e n o b i_

Obiwan's defensive form against Anakin is called "Soresu". This form was designed for Jedi to protect themselves by not trying to strike back, but block any attacks by the opponent. Very nice use of movements by Obiwan.

“His fate will be the same as ours” anakin dies on space ship obi wan dies on a space ship palps dies on a space ship 😳

Obi Wan Kenobi: “So uncivilised...” Also Obi Wan Kenobi: **Kicks a cyborg**

Yoda fought the senate in the senate while the senate threw the senate at him

When you add the story of the clone wars TV show, Revenge of the Sith manages to become one of the best star wars movies

I always loved the "leave him or we'll never make it" line and I remember everybody in the theater loving it. It showed us that even Palpatine knew Obi-Wan's importance and wanted him out of the way for good.

“His fate will be the same as ours” Anakin: Dies on Death Star Obi-Wan: Dies on Death Star Palpatine: Dies on Death Star because I still don’t have an explanation from J.J. Abrams

Honestly, anakin’s downfall still makes me incredibly sad.

Another reason people might overlook anakins turn, saying it’s ‘quick’ is that they haven’t watched the clone wars, there’s so many times they show his distrust in the council growing

Hayden’s acting as Anakin is perfect. People whine about how awkward he is…..duh he’s a conflicted teenager who is meant to save the universe, disliked by some of the Jedi held in saviour status by others, told not to love and given limited guidance for the emotions he carries, is in love with a Queen. He is perfect.

I will tell you why they hid luke in tatoine: sand

Doesn’t show the whole movie: Impossible. Perhaps the archives are incomplete

Missed win. Windu’s lightsaber is purple. The color made by red (the color of the sith), and blue, (the color of the Jedi). And Windu was the one who showed Anakin that the sith and Jedi were basically the same.

Though I don't disagree with the analysis of what made Anakin choke out Padme (the lust for power becoming overwhelming), I think it's also partly his lashing out at her for rejecting everything he did for her. Anakin realizes what he's done has been beyond the pale; there's truly no going back. He's destroyed the jedi, killed children, and completely turned the Republic on its head. All for her, all to keep her from dying. On top of that, he now has the power to reject anyone who was telling him he couldn't be with her. He can shape the world the way he wants it and no jedi will try to kick him out of the order for being in love or feeling emotions. Padme is finally safe and their ideal world will come as a result of all the evil Anakin had to do to get there. Then however, she rejects it all. She says they should run away together, leave all of it behind. This is aggravating enough as it is, since Anakin is already trying to tell her they don't have to run or hide anymore. He doesn't want to have to reflect on what he's done to get to this point. He doesn't want to hide from it, he wants to revel in the victory that's come of turning and destroying the jedi, but Padme doesn't want it. Then Anakin starts to believe Obi-Wan is behind her convictions and when he steps out of the ship it confirms in his mind that she never planned to side with him. All the work he'd put in to save her, she throws away, makes it all for nothing. The one person he threw his life away for he's lost because of Obi-Wan. With all things Anakin had done throughout the series, he lashes out in anger. I mostly put that out there because I remember a snide comment saying that Anakin choking Padme was out of character and stupid, but given everything that happens in Revenge of the Sith alone, I think it's completely within character for Anakin to snap and do something so stupid for all the reasons I mentioned.

“So uncivilised” is a callback to ANH when he said “Not as clumsy, or random as a blaster, an elegant weapon from a more civilised age”

The Siege of Mandalore in Clone Wars makes this movie even better

In the vader’s mask scene, if you listen closely you can actually hear Anakin saying ”Padme help me” before the mask closes in. Just incredible

One of the coolest things for me is how it re-contextualizes the fight between Obi Wan and Vader in IV. There’s no flashy spinning, flipping or clashing. They already did that and Obi Wan won. Obi Wan is too old for it now, and Vader is cautious, learning from his previous defeat. It’s simple feints and blocks, much more like two skilled fencers who have the measure of each other and it adds a whole new level of enjoyment to the original scene (which is made even better by seeing what full-power Vader is capable of in final scene of Rogue One)

I aint afraid of spoilers I played Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga

Ewan McGreggor. Adding 500 wins.

This, this is why I love ROTS. The story comes full circle, and Anakin's fall is believable and real. And there are no real good guys, and not even real bad guys, not even Palpatine. Everyone, including Anakin, is at fault.

"Hello There" has become my favorite phrase as a result of this movie. 10/10, would watch again every week

I feel like people complaining about Anakin not just over powering Kenobi don't know that Kenobi specializes in a defensive form of lightsaber dueling in which he defends until his opponent makes a mistake. Not to mention he trained and fought with Anakin all through the clone wars. If anyone is going to be able to consistently defend against Anakin it's going to be Kenobi.

I genuinely loved this movie. I’ve never understood the hatred.

The whole trilogy is such a brilliant monument to how much Sidious really *deserved* to be Emperor. Masterful at every step! Aside from that, Anakin always breaks my heart, and the pre-battle debate with Obi-Wan where he starts pacing like an agitated lion is just *such* a moment.

2:40 ) "his fate will be the same as ours Kenobi: dies on the death star Anikin: dies on death star Palpatine: dies on death star

Anakin: I am more powerful than the Chancellor, I can overthrow him Down a reactor shaft That part always gets me

Am I seriously the only one who liked it when Padme said, "So this is how liberty dies.. with thunderous applause."

One thing I never realized untill rewatching this is the part where palpatine says "all those who gain power are afraid of losing it.." even though this is about the Jedi it's also foreshadowing of his intentions of keeping Vader weaker than him so he doesn't loose his own power to the next sith

If this video doesn't contain Padme's one-liner inside the senate, Imma be HELLA upset IT'S ACTUALLY NOT MENTIONED AT ALL?!! WHAT THE HELL, IT WAS THE BEST ONE-LINER IN THE WHOLE SERIES!!!!

This movie was so much more complex than people seem to think.

"So this is how liberty dies, with thunderous applause" Oh how this quote gives me chills.

This is honestly my favorite Star Wars film.

Revenge of the sith is my favorite star wars movie. The clone wars show makes it 10x more heartbreaking. Because you spend so much more time with these characters. And the clones are the real victims of order 66

13:07 Imagine achieving the highest rank in the Empire, the Royal Guard, and being skilled enough to be selected to personally protect the most important man in the galaxy just to be yeeted sideways by a talking frog.

The best of the prequels

Let’s all agree at 2:47 Obi wan pulled off the smoothest move in Lightsaber history

I sometimes like to think that Anakin didn't mean to cut off Mace's hand, just block it like he did with Count Dooku in Episode II. But, in a moment of shock and panic, emotions having boiled up prior to the scene, he loosely swings and cuts Windu's hand off. It adds a lot more weight to the, "What have I done?" sentence, as if the situation escalated too quickly and he has only now become aware of the consequences of his abrupt action. Obviously I know he *did* mean to cut it, but sometimes, it's interesting to think about this side to Anakin.

The "You were my brother Anakin... I loved you" line has so much deeper meaning if you've watched all of the Clone Wars TV show

"His fate will be the same as ours." Obi-Wan: dies on Death Star Anakin/Vader: dies on Death Star Palpatine: DIES ON DEATH STAR Seems like pretty identical fates, don't you think?

I honestly just love how much worldbuilding was crammed into this movie. Even just in the order 66 scenes, how many new trooper variants, vehicles, etc are introduced

Obi Wan: Only a sith deals in absolutes Anakin: Are you sure about that? Obi Wan: Absolutely *proceeds to pull out red lightsaber*

What i like is that this guy actually pays attention to the damn movie. Cinema Sins constantly make mistakes that could easily be fixed if the guy just payed attention every once in a while.

Mustafar is red, Kamino is blue, You were my brother Anakin, I loved you...

A win for all of the prequel movies is that they focus on the inner politics of the Jedi and their conflict with the government, not a lot of people notice that the first steps to war are political and social conflict. And everyone hates politics because it takes a og of energy to seemingly end up where you started that’s what the prequels are, they’re the political and social conflict before war, it’s not supposed to be like the original trilogy because they represent a different part of war (the uprising). George wrote an incredible story and some people just couldn’t see the meaning behind it

5:43: Darth Plagueis was a Dark Lord of the Sith who was of the Muun species and the master to Darth Sidious. He was born with the name Hego Damask II, and he held this name as his public appearance. It was he who manipulated Jedi Master Sifo-Dyas into contacting the Kaminoans to create the Clone Army, and through his skill in manipulating midi-chlorians, he was able to combine his powers with those of his apprentice to create a being born of the Force: the Chosen One, Anakin Skywalker.

The sith is arrogant about their ignorance The jedi is ignorant about their arrogance

*Obi wan jumps down* :“Hello there” *10 wins added*

Imagine a 4 hour long version of this movie where we get to see more of anakin's descent into the dark side, not like we need more of it, it would just make the build up to the final showdown even more intense

Man every time I see anything related to Obi-Wan and Anakin’s fight on Mustafar I get super close to just crying. It’s so emotional and it honestly just hurts me to see them fight and nearly kill each other. I have never been so attached to any characters before. I love Star Wars

i'm starting to like these more than cinema sins

when someone says they hate Revenge of The Sith me: *THEN YOU ARE LOST!*

This is legit my favorite star wars movie and my joy is actually insane due to the fact that I've found someone who says this movie is good. It warms my heart.

you know what, even having someone talk over this movie, the words you were my brother anakin, the pause, the i love you, will always make me tear up, the words i hate you, ankain burning and mouthing the words help me, the sudden denial, him yelling i hate you, and obi wans over all defeat of losing his best brother, its just so sad

Who agrees the prequel trilogy is better than the sequel trilogy??? edit: It's actually become obvious at this point but I still want to keep this comment because of all the attention and likes this comment has been getting. The thing is at the time I wrote this comment, people still couldn't acknowledge the fact that the prequels are better than the sequels.

Cinema wins: “It’s not perfect” Me: LIAR!!!

13:11 The reason it's so good is because the grunt from Obi-Wan is in tune with three music. That small fighting sequence in that room ends at the same time as that part of the music. Excellent

Love these breakdowns. Gives me a greater appreciation for the prequels in particular. All Star Wars movies are flawed. Nostalgia and expectation are what really hurt episodes 1-3.

I'm SOOOOO glad you pointed out that Ewan and Hayden's lightsaber duel was genuinely all them. THEY WORKED THEIR ASSES OFF TO GET THAT FIGHT SCENE DOWN, AND IT'S EASILY ONE OF THE BEST DUELS IN STAR WARS HISTORY

12:31 Him: Ewan and Natalie’s performance in this scene was amazing Me knowing that Ewan McGregor is covering his face cuz he couldn’t stop smiling when saying that Anakin was killing younglings

In the novelization, the dialog free scene, Padme actually senses Anakin's presence as well as his fear and anguish, so she pictures the moment she first tells him she loves him. "...I truly deeply love you, and before I die, I want you to know."

I am your father is a great concept which is centred on that line but "you were my brother Anakin" is the greatest individual line in the saga perhaps even all movies ever

The line ewan mcgregor says “Your were my brother anakin, I loved you” always gets me

Technically, Anakin was the chosen one. He did kill Palpatine and brought balance to the force.

New thing to appreciate : at the water opera scene , when Palpatine says , the growl comes back just for the word "Jedi" and then he looks like he swallows his true voice and the extent of his feelings regarding the Jedi before speaking again; So cool !

I know Luke had to be hidden but I like to think obi wan chose to watch over him as a last gesture of good faith to his friend anakin before he turned

“George Lucas has nothing to apologize for.” I’ve been waiting for someone to say that for over a decade.

I don’t care what people say I think Hayden Christiansen was the best Anakin

I grew up with the Clone Wars series and Anakin became one of my favorite characters along with Obi-Wan so seeing this film for the first time really had me crying for like a hour and then years later I see the end of season 7 and well I was basically relieving back then

This will ALWAYS be my favorite film in the series. I do have some bias because it’s one of the only SW movies I saw in an actual theater, but it really is so well written (not the dialogue lol) and the most pivotal point of the Sky Walker saga

Fun fact for the battle between Anakin and Obi-Wan. Obi-Wan IS on the defensive the entire battle. That's because He is canonically the BEST defensive duelist in the entire galaxy. It's why He won at the end with the High ground. Because He choose the most defensible position and held it. P.S. Also yes, He knew how to counter from his Duel with Darth Maul.

You know, I'm glad this channel exists. All the negativity movies like this get, and you have the courage to find good in them. I tip my hat off to you, sir.

I have a theory that Yoda ran away because during his fight with Palpatine, he tapped into the Dark Side, ever so briefly, and it terrified him. You can see it when he's blocking Palpatine's Force Lightning. Yoda's face screws up in anger as he glares at Palpatine, and then Palpatine's maniacal laugh becomes a hacking choke. Yoda, for a brief moment, started Force Choking Palpatine. Then, realizing what the fight drove him to do in his desperation to win, he realized he couldn't continue down that path.

Easily the best Prequel and one of my favorite Star Wars movies ever. Shakespearean type of story. I love all of the information/messages/ideals/themes etc. that Star Wars teaches in its movies. Really can’t express how much of an impact George Lucas’ amazing creation has had on cinema and the lives of people everywhere. Great video CinemaWins! Putting out awesome content as always.

The original trilogy romanticized the Jedi. The prequel trilogy revealed the ugly history behind Obi-Wan "certain point of view."

Anakin: "I can overthrow him." CinemaWins: "Down a shaft." 16 year old me watching ROTS in theaters: "Down a shaft"

When anikan and Obi-Wan match each other’s moves in that part of the final battle, I think it showed the strength of their connection built over years of living and fighting together, even though they can now never go back to that, which is both awesome and heartbreaking. A really nice touch

This... really changed my perception of the prequels. I think I just need to stop being a cynical critic and start enjoying the best of the movie. This movie is highly flawed, no doubt, but I think I should still be able to enjoy it.

*22 minutes* “You’re shorter than I expected”

"His fate will be the same as ours" Anakin dies on the deathstar, Palpatine dies on the deathstar, and Kenobi dies on the deathstar. Nice little thing from the prequels whether it was intended or not

I have never understood why the prequels get so much hate. Yes, there are some awkward lines (the sand one, sure) and there’s a lot of politics, but I think they’re honestly great. How else are you going to get from a free republic to a controlling empire without politics? And the sand line makes sense for an awkward, love-struck teen trying to communicate and not really knowing how. Idk, I’ve been seeing more acceptance of the prequels recently and I hope that continues cause I think they were judged too harshly the first time around

Something else I noticed is the time of day on Courasant, it’s day time the whole movie until Anakin makes his decision in the council chambers... then the sun goes down and everything else happens in the dark of night

CinemaWins: *wins and cheers Yoda killing clones* Me: *crying* look how he massacred my boys

1- HELLO THERE 2- *high ground* 3- It’s treason then

The first two prequel movies had a lot of issues in terms of pacing and dialogue... but they were great at setting up the finale in RotS. Episode 3 is among the best movies I've ever watched. The cinematics and action scenes are great... but it's the conclusion of the story that's truly phenomenal. The tragic story of Anakin Skywalker is some of the best, emotional story-writing I have ever witnessed. Not to mention that Hayden Christensen played the role perfectly. There were some rough scenes in episode 2 but those were largely caused by the incredibly clunky dialogue. The dialogues in Episode 3 were written FAR better and allowed Hayden to show his skill as an actor. There are a lot of people hating on the prequels and while I partially understand their disappointment with Ep. 1 and 2, there is absolutely no doubt in my mind that the hate for Episode 3 is largely caused by 'fake' fanboys of the OT that wanted an exact copy of the old movies or people that simply went along with the mainstream opinion of calling the prequels bad despite not actually having any idea about the story or Star Wars as a whole. Simply look at the INSANE amount of "Star Wars Theory" videos that are based almost entirely on the prequels. It goes to show how good and successful these movies truly were despite all the hate they received and what a great job they did in terms of worldbuilding. The OT was great! They were an amazing series of Sci-Fi movies with a beautiful story about a young boy seeking adventure that developed into a mature man whose faith saved the galaxy. The prequels however are what turned Star Wars into what it is today. Star Wars is no longer just the story of Luke but instead turned into a fictional universe with great characters and a huge detailed history. This is what separates the prequels from the new Disney sequels. While the prequels extended our knowledge of the Star-Wars universe and simultaneously provided us with a beautiful yet tragic story, the sequels simply tried to copy the OT without actually doing any world-building. This is why they fell so incredibly flat and why they'll quickly be forgotten while the prequels and the story of Anakin Skywalker will forever be remembered as one of the most significant and important parts of a galaxy, far far away.

That line of Padme “Thats how liberty dies, with thunderous applause" deserved a win!