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"Your argument has as much weight as a feather in space" -*analogy* inc

I find it hilarious that CVH honestly thinks the prequels ruined Yoda, but also thinks Luke was perfect in The Last Jedi.

His voice really do be playing on my nerves.

Episode 1: the cosmodrome menace Episode 2: attack of the drones Episode 3: revenge of the anomaly

And with Attack of the Clones, the audience knows about Dooku's past and motivations than the explanation about Palpatine making Snoke in episode 9

Actually, Obi-wan had no way of stopping the clone wars. If the Republic did not have the clone army, the Jedi get destroyed in Episode 2, The Seperatists do an armed takeover of the Galacy with no one to stand on their way

The worst part was when that TLJ section came up, I have no idea how he can continue to justify Luke’s character assassination but complain about Yoda leading Clone Troopers.

"Prequel Yoda is character assassination" "Last Jedi Luke was how Jedi should be portrayed" Holy shit these people actually exist...

*Luke hiding away, not hitting anyone, refusing to even attempt to make his enemy see reason, dying from astral projection and literally accomplishing nothing as he leaves Leia and Rey to clean up the mess he created in the first place* Cosmonaut: This is how a Jedi should operate, in my mind.

I'm noticing a trend with Cosmonunt complaining about the Star Wars prequels. He's not making these videos because of actual problems with them but because so many people prefer prequels over the sequels and it really pisses him off.

Also it’s a little hypocritical how he criticizes the Prequels for being loaded with CGI but yet he loves the MCU movies that are also loaded with CGI

Why does he just assume Obi-Wan knows who Tyranus is?

So he says he doesn’t like seeing yoda directing troops...but he also likes the clone wars series, where Yoda does indeed command clones in certain episodes....what kinda logic

Cosmonaut talks about disliking yoda leading troops, yet he doesn't have an issue with it in the Clone wars TV show...

Palpatine orders the murder of children, starts a war that leads to thousands of casualties, and over throws a democratic government to install a dictatorship, and Cosmonaut thinks Yoda would try to reason with this guy? That would make Yoda foolish not smarter

For a guy who claims to love The Clone Wars Cosmo sure missed the episode where Obi Wan learned that Dooku was Tyrannus.

i hate how people bash characters for dramatic irony, which is a term that the audience has privilege to info the characters in the story are unaware of, when they actually have no freaking clue what is going on. oh but because we know it they must as well derh

Cosmonaut: "Yoda never tries to negotiate and just tells Obi-Wan to kill. This is out of character." Yoda in the original trilogy: "Yo Luke you need to kill your dad sorry bud." How is this out of character? Yoda always told to kill...he is a flawed character.

29:05 So the prequels are boring, complicated and hard to understand plotwise ... but then the Prequels are also without nuance and subtlety, and just state what is going to happen on screen and then it happens????????

“Skip to 2:42”...I will NEVER skip this intro

Jesus Christ, how can people complain about a Jedi Grandmaster using a Lightsaber, a Jedis iconic weapon? Wtf ?

Why I do keep getting the impression CVH simply didn't want to engage the prequel trilogy? Just already hating on it.

28:07 The Jedi's viewpoint of killing mainly comes down to the intent. In cases such as Luke in the Emperor's Throne Room or Starkiller VS Palpatine, they were cases in which they would've killed out of anger rather than necessity which could have led them down the dark path (something Palpatine spells out to Luke pretty well).

Christopher Lee was a swordplay expert. legit swordplay does not look flashy. it's simply efficient

"Natalie can we get a reaction?" As Padme is visibly uncomfortable.

The worst lightsabre fights are from the sequel trilogy. All of then.

Alright, I'm gonna end this "Seeing Yoda flip around like that was embarrassing and it ruined his character. " complaint once and for all. 1) Yoda is a small creature, so he would HAVE to move around like a Mexican jumping bean if he wants to fight targets, all of which are at least 3 times his size. Do these OT fanboys think it's embarrassing to do something logical.? Ok. 2) it's actually quite deadly. In traditional sword play, you're going up against people roughly the same size as you. But since Yoda is so much smaller, he maneuvers much quicker, so he's harder to hit. And since he's so agile, he can land attacks with less effort, over a shorter distance, and slip through his opponent's defenses before they even knew what cut them. You'd have to be insanely skilled, lucky or spared by Yoda to make it out of that alive. This is why Anikan had so much more respect for Yoda after seeing his skills in action after that fight in the EU. (look it up) 3) I know people have said this a lot, but that's because it makes sense. A lightsaber is a Jedi's signature weapon. Why the hell would Yoda NOT use it? It would actually be stupid if he didn't use it. Maybe he's a super powerful force user who needs a lightsaber every now and then when his opponents are too strong, like against Palpatine. Who knows. It doesn't change the fact that you need to FORCE to move around like that at all, let alone react in real time lightsaber combat the way he did.

Wtf some people complain that jedi councile only sits and talks, and now i hear complains that they shouldn't fight, what do you want them to do people? And the whole argument that jedi knight should not use violence is bullshiet to me. Why would they need lightsaber, if they weren't meant to fight? And i never really understood this Joda argument, he was a fucking republic general, of course he is going to attend some battles at some point. Prequels deserve some love, and i got new respect for them after watching Clone Wars series. People can be like sheep sometimes, one "guru" says that they shouldn't like something and they won't.

Sidious didn't care about how immerse Dooku was in Dark Side. All he wanted from Dooku was to stay loyal and manage separatists. He was waiting for Anakin to take Dooku's place as true Dark Side apprentice. Great video as always!

I'd actually argue that the prequels gave nuance and character to Yoda where the orignals lacked. Yoda's character traits from the originals are pretty much just "wise" (nothing wrong with that because it's done excellently) but the prequels make him more flawed and interesting while adding mystique to his presence (why does he use a walking cane if he can jump around so quickly when he fights?).

I've always found the romance dialogue arguments in the prequels odd. Maybe I'm to much like Anakin being inept, but I think most people are cringey in regards to romance as teens and young adults, but we tend to that selectively forget that Aside from the myriad of reasons why in this narrative it makes perfect sense based on their characters Also there's attachment theory that explains this also, for both parties. There's so much to talk about here and how much it makes sense that if I did it would take hours But last thing I must say is this, prequels did romance better than the sequels.

I'd like to mention that in the Clone Wars, there's an entire episode involving Anakin and Obi-Wan discovering that Dooku is Tyrannus.

Their anger blinds them; go even further because, they've seen nothing yet.

20:21 The insistence that the OT characters appearing in the Prequels should have been the exact same characters, or near to, baffles me. Vader MUST be a badass, Obi-Wan MUST be the Master, Yoda MUST be the wise, zen teacher, except that for the story George was telling none of these choices would have made sense. The Obi-Wan we see in the OT is stern but forgiving when it comes to Luke's youthful energy despite counselling patience, while Yoda is strict about the age at which training should commence and how it must be completed, while displaying a vision of the force that is anything BUT utilitarian. The issue being if we placed these characters in these positions in George's story, it wouldn't make sense, because the Prequels recontextualize these traits as a result of CHARACTER GROWTH. Growth that we do not see necessarily, but which we can infer from watching the movies in chronological order (NOT release order), and which if anything gives us greater appreciation of these characters in their OT. We see in Phantom Menace how Yoda went against his better judgement in allowing Qui-Gon then Obi-Wan to train Anakin, and we see in AOTC and ROTS how Yoda is very much immersed in Jedi dogma and ultimately takes aggressive action against the Separatists/the Sith. These result in FAILURE and the loss of the Order AND the Republic, and when we next see Yoda his attitude towards the Force (judge me by my size, do not) and his misgivings towards training Luke are now not merely run-of-the-mill kung-fu master tropes, but a sign that Yoda HIMSELF has under gone growth as a character between the films. We also now have a sense of worry for Luke, as his advanced age, his impatience and his fear make him eerily similar to his father and make his possibility of a fall that much more real; the fact that "there is another" even tells us that Yoda and Obi-Wan are mindful of the possibility that Luke failing is a real possibility which they considered, and thus likely had plans for Leia in the event of Luke's death or fall (BOTH of which could easily have happened in ESB or ROTJ). Anakin and Obi-Wan are likewise seen to have grown or changed; Obi-Wan's tutelage under the ghost of Qui-Gon seems to have had it's affect, as he is willing to train Luke and to vouch for that training to continue under Yoda, despite having acknowledged to Anakin that he failed him in ROTS. The Ben Kenobi we see in ANH is no longer the 'young Obi-Wan' of TPM who still had much to learn about the 'Living Force,' warning Darth that in death he would become more powerful than Vader could possibly imagine. As for Anakin, Lucas spoke of how the character of Vader changes from a being of evil to a more pathetic character, who made a horrible choice and is in a living hell that his children must rescue him from (Rick Worley quotes this in his excellent prequels video). Vader is more sympathetic now and also more tragic, while his announcement to the Emperor in ESB that Luke is the son of Anakin Skywalker gains a whole new meaning given his reaction to Padme's death. Seeing how the belief that his wife a child were dead left him bereft of hope and pushed him fully to the dark side, the knowledge that the Emperor lied to him and that his son and subsequently his daughter are alive strengthens his conflict in ROTJ. Anakin is NOT a Kylo Ren character who had it all and was extremely powerful, but was seduced by the Darkside and committed horrific acts, as he's vastly more sympathetic and in turn makes Luke's decision to save his father that much more wonderful.

Here are some more double standards that I've heard from people who hate the amazing prequels but defend Disney's bullshit excuse for Star Wars: 1. the prequels ruined Yoda, Anakin, Palpatine, and Obi-Wan, but Luke was perfect in The Last Jedi. 2. cgi is bad in the prequels, but it's totally fine when Disney does it. 3. the sequels are good movies if you ignore the massive flaws, but the prequels have absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever. 4. the prequels are bad because they are complicated and Star Wars should be simple, but The Last Jedi is a flawless masterpiece because of its deep themes. 5. Star Wars is supposed to be about rebels vs Empire, so it's totally fine that the sequels undo all the achievements of the OT. 6. the quips and one-liners in the prequels ruin the scenes they are in, but the awful quips in the sequels are totally fine and make the movies better.

Ben Kenobi: "Well the light saber is the weapon of a Jedi." Ben Kenobi: "Go to Degobah to train with Jedi Master Yoda." Prequels: Yoda the Jedi wields a light saber. OT FanFappers: YODA SHOULDN'T HAVE A LIGHT SABER CAUSE HE'S WISE. Everyone Else: STFU

ok when it comes to Yoda and the OT fanboys crying about the "war doesn't make one great" quote how do they think he came to that conclusion? easy he was a warrior and lost everything for it. maybe he thinks the jedi should have tried to talk things through with the CIS instead of jumping head ling into a war. who knows. but we do know he was a masterful warrior that ended up loosing all his students in war so obviously he would have a disdain for it

All of this extra stuff Cosmonaut wants is not necessary for the Prequels and is expanded upon in the EU of Legends and Canon.

The worst lightsaber flights were in the sequel trilogy

Cosmonaut claims to be a fan of the clone wars series as well... he should be more than aware of how shit his theory of the clones and Dooku is

I do not understand his complaints about Yoda flipping around with a lightsaber... HE'S LIKE 2 FT TALL!!!! HOW IS HE SUPPOSED TO FIGHT A NORMAL SIZED PERSON WITHOUT USING HIS SMALL STATURE TO BE QUICKER AND MORE AGILE!! IT MAKES PERFECT SENSE LOGICALLY.. these OG trilogy fanboys seriously contributed in ruining star wars... i fully believe they are the reason Disney has done what they have done because of this nonsensical prequel hate.. imagine the star wars we could've gotten without them... *in anakins voice* "I HATE THEM"

Anyone who has a wife or gf knows that look she gave Anakin after he killed the sand people. That look says "He just did something horrible, but I love him and I will keep this a secret, even though I'm in shock."

*THANK YOU for defending my boi Dooku!* I always saw him as one of the most interesting characters in the Prequels

15:50 Since when is the character clearly displaying that they don't know how to react to something "no reaction"? If your significant other came home shellshocked and talking about how they just wiped out a village, wouldn't YOU need a minute to process things? I certainly would.

Kind of sad that Cosmonaut has nearly a million subscribers while your channel has only 37800, you deserve more

I think it's funny that a lot of Cosmonaut's arguments for the prequels are thrown out the window in his Clone Wars and Rebels reviews. It's like two different people made the reviews for them. BTW, this series makes me wanna pop Battlefront 2 in and play it again

Honestly, I don't mind Yoda with a lightsaber directing troops into battle. Ever heard of someone using power for defense and not attack? Using weapons to protect others? Makes sense that he'd protect others; he's almost always surrounded by other jedi.

The whole "Yoda shouldn't be fighting and using a lightsaber" is one of the most moronic arguments I heard from prequel critics. It's based on nothing - literally nowhere in the OT it's implied that Yoda never fought and never had a lightsaber in his life. In fact quite the opposite - it's mentioned in ESB that Yoda trained Obi-Wan. And guess what - Obi-Wan was established as a war veteran in A New Hope and he fought and used a lightsaber in the movie. Also Cosmonaut's "prequels worse than TLJ" rant was hysterical and pathetic. Especially for someone who seems to portray himself as an unbiased reviewer. Can't believe I used to watch and like some of this guy's videos about two years ago.

i love the boba fett pajamas insult, i have no idea why its soo funny to me

I like how Cosmonaut skips over the Jedi Arena scene.

Luke doesn't hit anyone? When was the last time Cosmonaut actually watched Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi?

I feel like CVH failed his English classes with horribly written essays because his evidence is out of place and out of context for me to follow and “read” smoothly. Like it’s not that hard to write an essay and use some of that knowledge to make a video right? My English teachers I’ve been with have always gone through the source material with extensive detail and understanding to know what the book, novel, poem, etc is about and other people could relate to it. Fucking hell CVH, take your time to understand the material your talking about and not regurgitate videos bashing them without good citation.

Yoda using his lightsaber was freaking cool. Everyone in the theater was geeking out when he drew his saber. Yes character portrayals, motivations, and backgrounds should remain intact but when it’s a younger version of the character they won’t behave like their older versions.

Bro. The funny thing is. CVH complains about yoda giving orders. But he did the same thing in clone wars and he loves it

Hey looks whos back to roast some prequel bashers.

I've seen a lot of people claim that Yoda using a lightsaber and being involved in combat breaks his character. Why? At what point in the OT does Yoda imply he would never participate in combat himself? At best there was the 'Jedi don't use the Force for attack' line, which I believe really just means that a Jedi doesn't go around being an instigator, picking the fights. Everytime he fights in AOTC, he's defending someone's life. First the survivors in the Arena, then Obi-Wan and Anakin in the hanger. And don't get me started on people complaining about PT Yoda, yet are completely silent on Rian seemingly thinking that 'crazy trickster' Yoda was his actual personality and not an act he put on to test Luke in Empire.

BTW, in TPM novelization (which is canon), Yoda says that he didn't change his mind about Anakin but he was in the minority in the Jedi Council when they voted about Anakin.

I absolutely starting crying laughing when you let out the biggest sigh after Cosmonaut talked about the assassination of Yoda

The logic in cosmonaughts videos are so blatantly arrogant and false it’s actually sickening I was so flustered watching these I went to his older vids and somehow they have a ton of likes 😩

Yoda: Holds a lightsaber and leads troopers Marcus: These movies are blatant character assassination! Why do people think these movies are good and not the sequel trilogy? Luke: Maybe because I’ve been turned into a miserable prick who’s okay with letting everyone I know die. Marcus: Disney, you really understand Luke well. I love Rey in all of these movies.

Alright, the Yoda thing. So what's bad about him using a lightsaber? Let's take and dissect the ESB moment first. Lifting and moving Luke's X-Wing is clearly no small feat. It requires concentration - closing eyes, moving your hand. Clearly it's not something you can just do. The whole point of "size matters not" was not that "Yoda is so kickass he can move around spaceships with his mind", it was that the Force can help you overcome anything given sufficient time and training. The lightsaber is a signature weapon of a Jedi. It's never spelled out but it was implied one is required to be a Jedi in order to use it effectively. Naturally the grandmaster of the order would have some proficiency with it. Bear in mind: Yoda walks with a crutch, he's old as all hell, but now he suddenly does all the flips and jumps and all that. Why? Because he's using the Force to augment his agility and strength, allowing him to keep up with a very tall human and even outclass him. He's using the Force to compensate for his size and thus size matters not. What else is he to do? Good guys don't Force choke. Unless they are Luke who spent the entire movie being teased as a "will he or won't he" when it comes to switching to the Dark Side, but Yoda choking an old man to death wouldn't have the same ring to it as Luke choking some Gamorreans to make them go away. He used the Force to absorb Dooku's Force Lightning, so there's that. Just throwing stuff at him probably woudln't work. So it requires getting up close and personal. But that was all salad dressing, let's go to the main event and why Cosmonaut's arguments are absolutely back-asswards: the kill-happy attitude of the Jedi. The thing is... it was present as far back as the OT. It's not out of character for them to go straight for the jugular when it comes to chosen bad guys. Remember what they told Luke in Episode 6? - I can't murderize my dad. - Well, then fucked we all are. - Y'know Luke, he's more a machine now than man, all metall-y parts and shit. Totally won't count, bruv. They never EXPLICITLY told him to kill Vader because that's not what good guys do, but the writing was on the wall: that's what they wanted from him. Luke proves them wrong by exploiting the familial connection he shares with Vader to bring him back to the light. Luke proves them WRONG. They were WRONG. They were WRONG as far back as the OT because even there they refused to believe someone who turned to the Dark Side could be brought back. Luke, having grown in a family, knows how important family is and thus is able to do the one thing they couldn't and brings Vader back to light. Them considering the dark side users too far gone and irredeemable goes as far back as the OT and thus it's perfectly in-character for them to do so in the prequels. And the prequels do highlight that the Jedi have become mired in dogma, they are not self-aware and hypocritical. This, coupled with their poor judgement of character, is what leads to their downfall - and it kinda continues in the OT, even if they were taken down a peg. People don't realize how much the ESB reveal recontextualizes Obi-Wan and Yoda's entire relationship with Luke and thus their entire character and motivations. The prequels do take that into account. The prequels also add another parallel to Anakin and Luke, since BOTH of them have grown in families, unlike the other Jedi, and to both family was the most important thing ever. The love for family brought Vader to his downfall but also allowed Luke to redeem his father. It's the cornerstone of both of their characters. In fact, this is why The Last Jedi is such a fucking clown show. Luke has proven time and again that his family and friends matter more to him than anything else. A New Hope - despite wanting to leave Tatooine and clearly disliking working on the farm, he refuses to go adventuring with a space wizard knight because of his loyalty to his uncle and aunt. Only when they are gone he goes with Obi-Wan and wants to become a Jedi as a way of following in his missing father's footsteps. ESB - he leaves the Jedi training immediately and goes on to help his friends despite all of Yoda's warnings. ROTJ - he spends the entire movie trying to bring his father back to light and only loses his cool and attacks Vader when he threatens Leia, his newly-found sister. But even then he stops once Vader is beaten. The moment when he stops and throws away his lightsaber is the moment when he proves both the Jedi and Palpatine wrong, the moment that cements him as the true paragon and a true hero. And he succeeded in bringing Vader back which should only reinforce this mindset. Or, you know, this same person can try to kill his nephew and apprentice because he saw a bad dream or some shit.

Wait didn’t yoda straight up tell Luke “you gotta kill him bro. Just do it”

9:31 You could also argue that Dooku possibly became more evil as time went on, the dark side making him more and more corrupted, due to his dialogue encouraging Anakin to turn to the dark side, and him tossing obi wan and crushing him without a second thought, so you could say palpatine or the dark side slowly made him more ruthless and evil as time went on, since the dark side has a tendency to do that, look at Anakin when he’s having delusions of grandeur with Padme.

Real talk. I always saw the Padme and Anakin relationship as an ideal interpretation of true romance. Two inexperienced youths who sincerely care for one another, unmarred by presumption or previous encounters. Just honest and awkward. And if we're being straight up, any real romance would look and feel cringy, just given what we think we know about relationships and how they're "supposed" to be.

Ironically, CVH is actually right when he says Yoda shouldn’t be giving orders to the Clones, but for the wrong reason. The Jedi are great warriors, excellent diplomats, and perfectly able peacekeepers, but they are not commanders. IIRC, this was pointed out as part of Sidious’ plan in the (excellent) novelization of Revenge of the Sith. He knew full well that the Jedi would bungle commanding the Clones, which is why he, as Palpatine, insisted the Clones be under Jedi command.

We're literally straight up told that building your own lightsaber is the last stage of training! It's in the OT! I have never understood the hate on dueling Yoda! It's just more of the dumb "we haven't seen it, so no" argument. The OT introduces new stuff in literally each movie. We don't call BS on stuff we haven't seen before, we say "oh shit, that too?" (Yes, that's right: the sequels should have been allowed to introduce new things too.) Yoda could still easily have mastered dueling simply because he was so strong with the Force, and so incredibly old that he had all the time to devote to it that he wanted. He could have been a pacifist his whole life, but still mastered dueling because it's literally part of his religion. The events of the prequels don't need to have happened to justify both Yoda's stance on war and his ability to fight in them.

The revenge of the prequels have reached to the OT episodes.........ironic. -Palpatine I really enjoy these videos.

You are not part of the Fandom Menace, yet you are the ideal Prequel Defender. Ironic. Trash Cosmonaut some more, its my bread and butter.

Famous Cosmonaut Lines: "I can't explain it" "I don't have to tell you" "It should be obvious" Modern film criticism ladies and gentlemen

I hate the argument that Luke's death makes sense. If Leia can survive an explosion that sends her to the vacuum of space why can't Luke survive a simple force projection? Great video Anomaly.

30:42 I would add that in addition to plagiarizing the OT, the Disney Movies and properties blatantly stole from the EU; Jyn Erso and Cassian Andor are Kyle Katarn and Jan Ors, Chirrut Imwe is Ram Kota without being a Jedi or having a militia, Kanan Jarrus is Jax Pavan with Kota's blindness, Hera Syndula is Laranth Tarak without being a Jedi, Kylo Ren is Jacen Solo/Darth Ceadus, Rey Palpatine is Jaina Solo, General Leia Organa's Resistance is General Wedge Antilles' Resistance from the New Jedi Order series, the First Order is a mash up of the Imperial Remnant and the Empire of the Hand, Palpatine's whole plot in The Rise of Skywalker is basically Dark Empire and his Operation Shadow Hand, Poe Dameron is probably a Jagged Fel/Kyp Durron mash-up without having force powers or being a Jedi and not being part of the Empire. To quote Obi-Wan, we were "deceived by a lie; we all were."

The guy is actually rewriting it the prequels not even trying to understand what he is talking about. Anomaly inc. you are the best!

Hayden Christensen being a sexy beast with force powers....I died at that one! Not only that, but who else wouldn’t want a piece of Natalie Portman if she was dressed like that? 😂😂

People like Cosmonaut are one of the biggest reasons why Star Wars has gone to shit.

"This is how a Jedi should act IN MY MIND." That.......that right there is the crux of every argument from people like RLM, Nostalgia Critic, CVH, IHE, James Rolfe and even Oliver Harper. Now i like Rolfe and Harper but theyve used the whole " The Prequels dont feel like Star Wars" argument before so they are part of the problem. The films were not what THEY wanted......they were what LUCAS wanted and thats the issue. Why should any artist ever create their own original art under these circumstances? Thats what i vehemently dislike about these people.......none of their arguments hold water because it all goes back to the fact that George Lucas did not make the movies they wanted......so they talked themselves into liking the ST because they "FEEL" like Star Wars films but in reality, they did more harm to the franchise than the PT ever tried to do.

Bro, you blew my mind about Dooku not being evil. Thank you! Awesome video!

Don't these OT fanboys feel ashamed for not being able to follow a story made for children Because I would be

26:54 are we just going to forget that both kenobi and yoda told Luke that he was going to have to kill or “defeat” Vader in ROTJ but Luke refuses?

Can I just say I love hearing Mark Hamill say "corn swaggled".

Dear Anomaly Inc., thank you for these videos. You are a gem.

Best Thing is the Clones never turned against the rebublik they staied loayal to there end (Most of Them did)

So someone can't be a wise philosophical sage AND defend himself and the cause he believes in? Okay. Seriously though I loved Yoda with a lightsaber, the way he zips around and constantly slashes at his opponent is badass.

So many people hate the part where Anakin and Dooku are fighting and it's a few seconds where it's just the sound of lightsabers and red and blue flashing over their faces, but I love that part a lot. It always feels so mesmerizing in a way.

28:56 Poor Kit, driven to suicide by cosmonaut

0 Dislikes. Perfectly Balanced, As all things Should be.

I love the PT!!! My favorite era in Star Wars!!! And EVERYONE I've shown or told them to watch ALL prefer the PT! Not because of the effects, but because of the story and characters!!! So up yours purists!!! I think their all worried that the PT is just as loved, or maybe more, then the OT! And they can't handle it! As far as Disney come on, most HORRIBLE movies I've ever seen!!! They don't exist!!!

I appreciate you shining a bit more light on Dooku as more than just some evil villain. I made similar points on him in my Diamonds in the Rough on Attack of the Clones, he's a surprisingly morally ambiguous character that actually holds a lot of cool parallels to Vader. Also, appreciate the defense of Anakin & Padme's romance, since it's one of my favorite elements of the film and I like how sincere and sweet it was.

Regarding Yoda "telling" Obi-Wan to go and kill Anakin. There is a brilliant scene in ep.2, when Obi-wan comes to him to ask about Kamino, Yoda is training the younglings. That's the only time in the whole prequel trilogy where Yoda sounds cheerful and upbeat. He clearly enjoys himself, he is on the short leg with the kids, he redirects Obi-Wan's question to them and admires their mind. He is THE teacher. And now he stands in the ruins of the temple, among his dead students. That's as close as Yoda gets to snapping.

The perfect way to wake up

As someone who enjoyed the prequels-my favorite part of watching these videos isn’t just seeing a hater disproved, it’s learning new and fascinating things about movies I love. Thanks Anomaly.

26:47 Does he not remember Old Ben and Yoda goading Luke to kill Vader in the OT? Because they thought he was irredeemable??

2:50 min THANK YOUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I really appreciate your sacrifice of time doing this for the prequels, for GEORGE LUCAS!!!!!

I hate to use outside sources for arguments about these movies, but an episode of the clone wars season 6 literally has Obi Wan find out Dooku was Tyrannus and even then all that happened was the counsel was just super confused and kept it under wraps, so cosmos wrong about Obi Wan being able to end the war if he just "put 2 and 2 together"

Does Marcus not understand that their called Jedi KNIGHTS for a reason, not Jedi pacifists?

Surprised you were able to get this out as quickly as you did. Very entertaining as always :) Of all the critiques you've analysed though, Cosmonauts has been the most jarring. He just fundamentally does not get the Prequels, he arrogantly disregards important details which are clearly presented in the films. (His attempts at humour are also just down right obnoxious and annoying) Looking forward to part 5. :D

I agree with you on your points about Dooku, he comes off as chaotic good if I can throw a D&D reference in there. Hes just lost his way but he was trying to go for the greater good i believe.

Perfect timing. Got a day off and got a new video to watch. Thank you.

Cosmonaut that type of dude who wrote the dialogue in RiseOfSkywalker “CLONING, SECRETS ONLY THE SITH KNEW”

Im pretty sure that Christopher Lee didn't have a stunt double, like most of the lightsaber fighters