Alec Guinness sword fights in a new hope and everyone gives it a pass for what it is because Alec is an older gentleman and they’re working with what they have. Ian McDermott tops that fight times 1000 and the crew works with what they can. Everyone: “IT SUCKS BECAUSE ITS THE PREQUELS!!!”

The scene with Han running while yelling while chasing a few storm troopers was funny honestly

Did SWO forget that "I am your father" was a meme for YEARS before the Prequels started? The twist was ruined for me long before I even knew what Star Wars was! Countless parodies and references cheapened that moment for a lot of 90s kids like me. The prequels didn't ruin the twist, pop culture did.

“Anakin is so whiny!!!!” Says the guy whining about Anakin. Also I never understood this complaint. He’s not whining about Obi-Wan not letting him go pod racing or some shiz. He’s ranting, having an emotional breakdown, because his mother DIED IN HIS ARMS and he failed to save her THEN he goes and SLAUGHTERS AN ENTIRE VILLAGE in pure raw unadulterated rage. And you SWO and every other RLM shill see an emotional breakdown as...just whining. Pretty disingenuous if you ask me. So what he’s not supposed to be upset he just committed a multiple counts of murder and his mother just died???? K....

Wow, Star Wars Only bitching about the scene where Anakin lets loose of his feelings. Doesn't he realize that: A). Anakin just violated the Jedi Code and killed sentient beings out of anger and hate, something he was trained not to do. B). He clearly regretted doing that as a Jedi and as a person. He didn't enjoy the slaughter at all. Dude, killing Sand People isn't badass. Jedi are WAY more powerful than Sand People, so killing them is like murdering toddlers. Darth Vader in his suit slaughtering Tusken Raiders also isn't badass, no matter how you spin it.

When did we decide that “emotionally conflicted” equals “whiney”?

I hate when people say they hate the Prequels but love the Clone Wars cartoon. The reasons they give for hating the Prequels are because it focuses a lot on politics, they hate Jar Jar Binks and the cringe worthy love dialog. What they like to forget about is that the cartoon has the exact same stuff and I don't understand why it gets a pass. In the cartoon rewatch some of the scenes where Anakin and Padme are talking to each other and there is still some cringe dialog between the two of them in the cartoon. Then there are full episodes specifically focusing on only politics and others where Jar Jar Binks is the main character of the episode.

I think one of the big reasons prequel haters use the "Whiny Kid" argument when it comes to Anakin is because it reminds them too much of themselves when they were at that age and they don't like to admit it. It's like I always say: _"It's easy for us, AS ADULTS, to criticize the stupid and immature things that young people do. However, at the same time, it's also easy for us, AS ADULTS, to forget that we were once young ourselves and at that age we're bound to make more mistakes than we would as adults."_ I find this especially true in teenage romances(and no, not _Twilight,_ those are just plain stupid) especially in anime and dating sim visual novels. It's easy for us to criticize some of the things that teenagers do when it comes to romance, yet we fail to remind ourselves that if that were us, we might have done the same. People who criticize teenage romance tend to forget that there are two elements when it comes to that age. ONE: Your hormones are kicking in, and TWO: You're dealing with emotions you don't fully understand just yet. Some are able to figure it out right away, but for most it takes years to do so. Anyone who tries to tell you otherwise either had bad luck, didn't have a good experience, or screwed up so badly they don't want to talk about it while blaming everyone but themselves.

“Why does it divide the fans if it’s so good?” Because not everyone has to like something. Everyone agrees GoT is a cultural phenomenon but the fans are super divided. Also social media gave way for the haters to be more seen than before there was social media. The prequels were a success like said, until everyone online said it wasn’t.

"Noboby hated the prequels until the internet told them too" I actually did kind of always hate The Phantom Menace even before I knew about the whole prequel hatedom, but I still think the other two are alright to good. Part of it is that I was never too heavily invested in Star Wars to begin with beyond the very casual level so it can't really be "ruined" for me.

The guy dosn't get it dose he? Anakin in the PT is not Darth Vader yet nor is he meant to act like him right up until the climax of the thrid film the whole point of the prequals was to show how the once heroic Jedi Knight Anakin Skywalker became the nortrious Sith Lord Darth Vader which is something that obviously dosen't happen over night.

Anakin lost his mother, the only woman he knew in his life before Padmae, then he spent the next ten years training to be a celibate warrior. Lol it's like this guy doesn't understand that the character literally has no idea how to speak to women. He's speaking in raw emotion without thinking about how he's saying it. Cringy as some of the dialogue can be it's not as bad as what was written in TLJ 😂

Prequel Hater's: Disney Star Wars sucks. Me: You have done this to yourself.

ot fan boys: vader is a bad ass in a suit of armor me; he is a tragic character in a life support suit.

Actually, funny thing about the "losing the will to live" complaint. There are people who actually do lose the will to live when they lose loved ones (or when their life goes dramatically) and sometimes die..

The emotional stress is really what caused her to die. She died of a broken heart, this actually happens in real life, it's rare but it does happen.

Star Wars Only doesn't know how Anakin became Vader? Clearly he hasn't bothered to watch the prequels. Also, find me one person who has never heard of Vader telling Luke "No, I am your father." Spoiler alert, a franchise this iconic has already been spoiled.

Furthermore, the fact anakin in the PT and Vader share little in common is EXACTLY how it was supposed to be acted out. Vader in all accounts of EU identifies as a completely different person than anakin and his character development shows as such. So glad I stumbled across your videos you share almost every idea about Star Wars as I do.

This is were the deleted scene of anakin meeting padmes family should of beenkept into the film. Then the fire scene would of made more sense.

Thank you for this video -a guy who adores the prequels

“I wish anakin would be more badass in the prequels” yeah it’s almost like people change after 25 fucking years and losing everyone they cared about

In retrospect, I realized that most of Anomaly's counters are the same in each episode. That's not his fault though, it's just that prequel haters all have the same arguments. Politics boring, Jar Jar bad, Space Monk dialogue bland. It just makes me respect him all the more for constantly countering the same arguments over and over with stride

I actually really enjoy the fireplace scene, and here's why. It does start off romantic and heartfelt, and then you're right, there is a shift. However, I think it's there by DESIGN. It's to show that although Ani does truly love Padme, his love can be at times bordering on OBSESSION. In that moment, you totally believe that this guy would burn the entire fucking Galaxy to ashes for her, and you know what? He kinda did 😳

Huh... Vader was a badass? He was imposing, sure, but he did little more on-screen than walk around heavily and choke a couple of people. Don't really have anything against Vader, but to say that the prequels ruined him is odd.

Maybe it was just me, but I found the love story truly realistic for what it was trying to portray. Anakin was taught to suppress his emotions, and feelings of love. Then he falls in love, even though he’s basically has no way of dealing with these emotions. It’s foreign to him. That’s why he acts like he’s completely awkward, because Jedi conditioning has made it hard for him to express certain emotions like love. I personally found Jar Jar funny, I liked his goofiness he was a fun edition. “If the prequels are so good why do they divide the fandom.” Maybe because OT fans are blinded my nostalgia on how they wanted it to be.

"Lost the will to live makes no sense" Real life people have died of sadness before.

I hate that audience who wooo! When Hamil says we need to respect the fans and Rian was like no.

I have a counterargument for Padme's death. Firstly, Padme represents the bastion of democracy within the Republic; but now that democracy is dead, she dies with it. Secondly, in a single day, Padme experienced the following... 1) Witnessing the democracy she spent YEARS defending turn into an Empire 2) Found out the horrible truth that Anakin has now become a power-hungry monster 3) Anakin telekinetically chokes Padme through the Force 4) The stress of giving childbirth All that stress has the capacity to weaken and kill someone (especially someone who's forcing herself to keep living just for the sake of her twin children; women HAVE died from childbirth even from natural causes. But for a woman like Padme who refuses to give up, she was slipping towards death while giving birth to Luke and Leia after ALL OF THAT).

Doesn't this guy remember the end of the Original Trilogy? Where Vader has his mask removed and we realize he's not some sort of awe inspiring bad ass, he's a weak, dying old man that's trapped in a permanent life support machine, weak, dying and human in his final moments? Vader isn't *just* a bad ass, he's humanized subtly throughout the OT and then we get that moment of dying old man that makes him so deep. Anakin meanwhile is talking about taking out an entire tribe single handed and he's treating that like it's not: a) Bad ass as all hell as a feat b) Completely messed up and something you'd be emotionally torn on.

Sheesh... Anakin is recognizing that he is becoming a monster and that he enjoyed it is an extremely traumatic experience. He's incapable of reconciling that within himself and he opens up to Padme and tells her his new mission: to stop people from dying. That's called whiny... I think Lucas made this prequel too mature and couldn't use cinematography to communicate anguish in a declining mind.

The fireplace scene shows how emotionally unstable and vulnerable anakin is made by padme. He is a jedi and should be in more controll of his emotions. This scene shows us the strings palpatine will later pull to make anakin his puppet. Anakin is showing the audience his biggest weakness.

Ok, two things: 1) "Star Wars is not about dividing us, its about bringing us all together." Says who? 2) "Vader was badass, Anakin was a whiny teenager." Exactly. But that is the very point of his story. He was a overpowered kid not allowed to do what he wanted, and not having been tempered from early childhood in the jedi ways, let his emotions get the better of him, resulting in him falling to the dark side and becoming Darth Vader. That is the very point of the whole story!

This type of guys are the one of reason that Rey exists, because they want badass overpowered hero from the beginning. I'ts impossible (in real star wars), because people are different considering they age, especially the character like Vader, which had drastic changes in every aspect of their life. Also in which way ROTS Anakin/Vader wasn't badass? Dude was one of the most if not most powerful jedi in the galaxy in his 23 year (which is unbelievable, considering how long took other jedi masters to achieve that level of power), dude solo killed the most talented duelist of his time Count Duku, also solo killed half of the jedi maters and padavans in the temple! He killed even Mace Windu who was in par with Palpy, and only lost Obi-Wan, because plot needed him to loose. The only thing I agree with the idiot OT fan is romantic line between Padme and Anakin, it's just unbelievable in every possible way (I don't talk about sand, cus I actually understand why he said this, because poor guy just happens to have horrible childhood memories considering fucking sad planet filled with worst scum of the galaxy). But I can say one positive thing, if you took out famous youtubers from the post soviet union territry, thoes guys like many other western youtubers love to trash on Prequels to gain attention, majority of people grown up to love SW with prequels and they do not have any problems with them. Until I learned English and connected to western fanbase I was unaware of this prequel hate.

How can anyone not understand the reason why Anakin is talking and acting awkwardly? He's a Jedi who's been taught since he was a child to suppress his feelings whilst he's also in love with Padme, which is forbidden by the Jedi Order. Padme is also reluctant cause of the Jedi Order and her responsibility as a representative of Naboo. Have any of these people who make this argument ever been in love for the first time? and how awkward it is? Bloody bots. You know, I'm sick to death of the "racist" accusations towards Jar Jar, just because someone calls it racist doesn't mean it is and last time I checked the actor who played Jar Jar was the one who gave the character a Jamaican accent and you know what? I like it, it sets Jar Jar apart from the rest of the Gungans and reinforces his separation from his people cause they treat him as an outcast. Futhermore, George Lucas has been quoted in saying "Jar Jar is the key to all of this" he said that about a character being played a black man, so he clearly held that character in high regard.

Great points. All the characters and plot make sense in the prequels. That Han scene was hilarious by the way. I thought Padme and Anakin also had some good moments. I think Jar Jar was used as a tool for humour. He certainly makes more sense than random Rey and random Snoke. Perhaps the theory of Darth Jar Jar Plageuis is true. I didn't really have that much of a problem with him, he's certainly not useless. I do have a problem with zero story in the so called sequels and none of the characters being consistent or having any backstory. Watching those prequel behind the scenes clips was moving. See how great those films were. It really hurts now watching the sequels. Windu versus Palpatine was an epic fight in my view with so much depth and meaning. The three Jedi before I guess could have been slightly better choreographed - e.g. I would have had one hidden lightsaber hidden in Palpatine's statue materialise and kill two of the Jedi, and this lightsaber (knocked out Palpatine's hand by Windu) later used in the fight against Yoda. But I loved the scene irregardless. I also do think the Jedi coup would have succeeded better with better communication amongst the Jedi themselves. It did make me wonder. As you said though, it still makes sense and holds up on its own.

weird how he said Anakin wasn't badass even though in ROTS he destroyed the jedi and the separatists in a really badass, Vader like way, makes no sense

Honestly the prequels weren't perfect but most these haters' claims are crossing the line. PS most of the haters don't understand the reasoning behind the Prequels.

The lack of understanding prequel bashers have is utterly astonishing. They must really hate themselves. Also, that comment at 29:45 is some of the most childish and butthurt comments I have ever heard. Seriously, what is he even trying to say? That Star Wars fans must have no free will? Star Wars unites fans by default? Everytime I hear such comments, my love for the prequels strenghtens.

this Revenge of the Prequels saga is cathartic af. Very well done sir. By the way - Padme's death is much more interesting when you factor in Palpatine basically uses her life energy to keep Anakin/Vader alive. Look into that and you will probably enjoy that part WAY more.

Also Jarjar was intended to be the true secret with cloaking himself in a sort of drunken master style. If you watch carefully he uses a force mind trick CONSTANTLY to change many scenes. He was the reason they picked up Anakin, he wiped out half of the Droid army, he convinced the WHOLE SENATE with a massive force mind trick.

Never really got behind that argument of killing the ,, i m your father" scene by giving the viewers that information beforehand via the prequels. Imo that makes people even more pumped to see that revelation unfold later on within the movie. Kind of an actual example would be the way the R+L = J theory was handled in GoT. Learning about it being true as the viewer first actually made me even more pumped to see it getting revealed to Jon and the other important characters (even though they kind of fcked it up there ...). The same goes for star wars and its prequels. I always think about that revelation scene in episode 5 as coming across a bit too random and out of the blue without having the input from the prequels first as a viewer. So i think not only in that regard the prequels did a good job of giving explanations and set up to a lot of stuff in the original trilogy. sry for bringing up got right now :) i also wasnt happy about the end but for the point i wanted to make the comparison seemed to be fitting.

I love the Ian Mcdirmand chancellor battle. It makes perfect sense as is. Due to lack of Jedi as around it makes sense that he couldn't arrange more Jedi and Mace is rash with Jedi. Personally the Sidious battles are my favorite fights in the franchsie

Great points enjoyed for the most part, but the audio is all over the place, had it attached to my bluetooth speaker to listen at work, one minute I'm struggling to hear next I'm jumping out of my skin when it gets ridiculously loud. Sorry to moan but it's not my speaker it's fine on other KZfaq videos.

I like Jar Jar in The Clone Wars CGI series, I don't understand why people hate him.

Nice job. I especially liked your comment ‘the internet told them to hate the prequels.’ I also think that these prequel haters were of a younger age, thus gaging their expectations based on contemporary cinema trends vs. those who saw the OT in ‘77-‘83. Great work and keep it up. Thank you.

When it comes to Jar Jar, is it bad to admit that when Figuarts announced their Jar Jar figure, I was infinitely more hyped for that than even the X-Wing Pilot Luke?

‘If the prequels were that good, why are they so divisive?’ Oh I wished I could’ve watched this guy eat his words after TLJ😂

Hayden did not portrayed Anakin George did Edited: I mean George told how Hayden should act as Anakin

Bit late but here are my two cents as to why the PT divided the fanbase. This is gonna be somewhat long so bear with me. First of all, why do prequels at all? With the OT being a finished story with a beginning, a middle, and an ending, Lucas was left with basically 4 choices: 1. Make a direct (time-wise) sequel since people liked the characters. 2. Make a distant (again time-wise) sequel featuring new characters, new places, antagonists and so forth. 3. Make a direct prequel using the old and liked characters. 4. Make a distant prequel set way back in time again with entirely new characters etc. (like KotOR). Now, all of these have distinct problems but let's say we want the old beloved characters to come back, so we'll ditch options 2 and 4.So we're left with direct sequel or prequel. Now here are some of the problems with those options. For the sequel you have to come up with a new threat that makes sense and does not diminish the plot and characterization of the OT and can't be the same(looking at you TFA) which means you'll lose some of your iconography. Another problem is your characters having already completed their hero's journey, meaning you'll have to either use them as mentors to new protagonists or you'll (potentially) lose out on most of the character development. For a possible prequel you have to find a way to come up with a story that cannot have a happy ending since it needs to tie in to the setup of the OT. This means your story has to be different from the typical heroe's journey. The second problem is the same as with a sequel; your characters cannot undergo their development arc since that would make their development in the OT pointless. A third point I want to mention is tension. A prequel will always struggle to use tension in the over arching sense since you already know how it will end. However, this gives you the opportunity to flesh out characters that weren't the focus of the OT like Obi-Wan or characters that have only vague or non-existant backgrounds like Vader and the Emperor. This opportunity presents itself since you have a) the already mentioned connection between Luke, Leia, Vader and Obi-Wan and b) an Empire and the Emperor himself to set up which, along with the mention of a more civilized time by Obi, makes the Rise of the Empire/Vader storyline easily the least problematic since it's also one that inevitably leads to the grim set-up of the beginning of the OT. The cherry on top of this is having the opportunity to establish a background lore which makes all future projects (e.g possible sequels) easier to conceive and base in the established lore. This is just a fraction but you can already see why the prequel(s) looked enticing. So why did this split the fanbase? It was inevitable! Because fans are inherently and inevitably drawn to different things. This is of course because as human beings we have differing tastes. Some people, e.g. those who liked the character interactions and dialogue of the OT, may have welcomed a stronger focus on those traits. Other people may have liked the world building and establishing of a background to the Empire/Rebellion (which includes the politics of how the republic runs and how it failed) Another subset may have preferred an adventure more focused on action. In conclusion, this is a problem with basically all additions to an existing franchise as people have widely varying opinions of what said franchise represents to them. So if star wars (OT) for you was mostly about an epic space opera with gigantic fleet battles in addition to mano y mando lightsaber fights, then yes, you were probably disappointed with the PT (except for maybe RotS, which most people who hate the PT seem to still like). So why didn't the OT split the fanbase? The OT was the first foray into this universe (get it?) so there was no expectations of what star wars was to the fans. It was Lucas' story to tell from start to finish and he did. Of course there were things people almost universally disliked (*cough* Ewoks *cough*) but the simple truth is that there was nothing to divide. A fan base with concrete views and opinions of what star wars was to them could only form after it was finished. It's the same with music. A band with only one album (OT) cannot have a split fan base. You either liked the record and are a fan or you didn't and thus are not. Splitting fanbases can only happen once a second album (in this analogy PT) is out. At this point you will split the fanbase no matter what you do since it's either more of the same and some people wanted change or vice versa. If you've read all this, I hope you have a good day!

I know you said you've re-evaluated the fireplace scene since this video. But just in case: Anakin pouring his heart out while Padme stays quiet showcases the different stances they have regarding they're romance. i.e. Anakin is conflicted, ultimately accepts the romance, but doesn't know how to handle it while Padme is conflicted, ultimately rejects the romance and doesn't know how to handle it. Basically, Anakin is leaning into it while Padme is flinching away from it, and Anakin's monologue plus Padme's silence reflects this.

I loved the cringe there. Why would anakin know how to talk to a woman?

I am angry at what they did to Jake Lloyd.

I'd argue that Padmes' death in revenge of the sith is a good death. She just figured out that Anakin destroyed the jedi order, destroyed the young lings, destroyed the jedi, destroyed everything. Padme barely has Hope and when she approaches Anakin, she sees what hes become, and in the end Anakin himself knocks Padme out. So of course she lost the will to live. Why would anyone (especially Padme) want to live after seeing there husband do that. If anything they could've said that the pregnancy was also a contributing factor too why she is dying (Maybe we're supposed to imply that? But idk i'm about to rewatch the prequels so i'll see). That way its like she lost physically and emotionally. Which would've been a fulfilling death.

The way Anakin acts with Padme actually made a lot of sense for me entirely. Anakin is Vader by the end of this trilogy, so it made sense for me even as an over the top nature of it. I'm not even a lover of this trilogy. The awkwardness makes sense to me there, though. And I actually loved the frantic look of Palpatine. Found it funnier, but thought that was a part of him trying to look out of his depth.

i grew up with the original trilogy on VHS that my brother loaned me and i loved them, they are a massive part of my childhood and when the prequels came out i got to go with him to see episode 1 and we both enjoyed it, i never got to see the other 2 in the cinema but i bought them on release on dvd and at first i thought they were ok but as i got older and rewatched them i started to get a whole new appreciation for them and still love them to this day.

I am currently binging through this series of videos and as someone who grew with both the PT and the OT and in addition to that spent part of his winter break rewatching the prequels several times over (in fact, I'm about to watch ROTS again), I must thank you for making these videos. The Star Wars prequels do not deserve the majority of the hate directed towards them and you taking so much time to defend what made me who I am today means a whole lot to me. You can be assured that I will be a subscriber of yours from now on.

A video on why the clone wars animals series was a masterpiece would do well, feel like it never gets enough credit

so good to see this series back brother hopefully we'll get the plinkett soon enough anyway you have an amazing day man. I love those documentary events they're so great

"Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader are two different people" like no shit Obi Wan said Anakin was dead, and yes they are also different because it's what character development is all about, what those 3 movies are building up to.

"George Lucas raped our childhood". I just remembered the South Park thing 🤣🤣🤣

22:27 - Sounds like Mark Wahlberg from The Happening!

Ah, so showing emotions makes men become women. Man he has a really good point.😑

24:13 It's worth mentioning scientists recently discovered it is in fact possible to die from losing the will to live. It's incredibly rare, but it's possible. And I would say anything possible in reality is possible in a world as already reality-bending as Star Wars. So SWO's argument here is moot.

Absolutely love your intros! Nobody says it better then Mark.

20:15 Oh my gosh, it is a case called "characters changing over time from major events!" A rarity among storytelling. :)

You should get in contact with Mauler. You would make a good EFAP MEMBER

You can die of heartbreak. One of my ancestors died shortly after her daughter died.

I NEVER GET TIRED OF THIS AMAZING SAGA YOU DID BUDDY, THIS SAGA OF VIDEOS ARE FULL OF FACTS PD. Nothing related to the video, but today Star Wars Only's reputation is at the floor XD

I hate when people use the term badass as if it’s a character trait

Godjob man keep it up

annakin just akward in romance . just his character .

Keep rockin' it, brother! I can't say I am big on the prequels but I respect them. As I keep sayin', behind every failed execution people wan't to fixate on is an earnest attempt to deliver from the creator. F*ckin' MCU movies under Disney can't say the same since VFX teams from the Philippines provided most of the vision.

Thank you for these videos, it’s refreshing to see other people understand these movies. That being said, I actually like Anakin’s monologue, I think it works well with the tone of the scene, mixed with the scenery and the music. I find it very artistic and it heightens the feeling of tragedy.

I feel like george lucas sold star wars like saying "oh, so you want to see how a bad movie looks?"

I have to say this without it being a me too moment. HOWEVER, as a once "little girl" I felt a bit insulted as, ignoring the blatant gender bias that is as I have seen little boys cry as well, but I was a Tom Boy and could beat up every boy in my neighborhood. Anomaly, how old is this person because I grew up in the 70s and 80s and saw the first movie in theaters and was left with a very good memory of my cousin who is not dead. This person has to be a millennial, one of the insane ones. A person can wither away due to a broken heart and Padme loved Anakin, she married him, both of them broke the Jedi code to be together and to lose him to evil and you're right, he succumbed to the dark side trying to prevent Padme's death only to be the cause of it.

Oliver Twist's mother also died of a broken heart, yet Dickens never gets any flack for that. : P Hell, you could also make a real-world argument that Debbie Reynolds also did so shortly after Carrie Fisher's death. (How's that for irony? Both Fisher's actual mother _and_ her Star Wars character's mother died of the same causes? : 0)

"If you are right, why am I wrong?"

1:19 “The main thing is to destroy this franchise.”

Back when the prequel hate was high i used to think i was stupid because I always thought the actors did a good job and I always liked anakin and thought he was cool especially in the 3rd one.

I personally would have made different decisions with Anakin, but, it doesn't ruin Vader the way it was done and it still works. I like the prequels. PM took some time to grow on me, but, by the time all 3 were finished, I started to enjoy it.

I beg to differ on the fireplace scene. I think it totally fits with Anakin’s character. He’s being torn in opposite direction with the Jedi Order and Doctrine on one side his pure and honest passion for Padmae. He doesn’t know how to control his emotions at all. In fact much of his power comes from those emotions. He loves her so much but his told by the Order, Obi-Wan his brother, and her that he shouldn’t love her. That he can’t love her. He’s so emotionally frustrated and was never able to learn the coping skill necessary to rein those feeling in. Thus he just lets that anger pour out. It totally fits. You should watch Lorerunners Rumination on the Star Wars saga it’s amazing! Highly highly recommend it.

For the Duel between Palpatine and Windu I wondered why they didn’t do a repeat what they did with Dooku in 2. Cause in 2 for Dooku fight scenes they mainly used a stunt double with Lee face CGI over it, with some of the fighting was done by Lee. Use the double for fighting all the Jedi at once. Then when it’s only Palpatine and Windu just have it be Ian.

To me for Ian McDermott's scene, instead if he unping and killing the 3 Jedi. He stands up, force pushed all 4 of them, then force chokes one of them, lighting the other, and after the lightinged Jedi is dead, saber throw to kill the other Jedi, and then fight Mace Windo. That way we see his power. But that's just me.

JaJa wasn't useless to Palpatine...he had a direct impact on him gaining power over the senate lol. Props to Ian McDiarmid though for trying to step out of his comfort zone to duel with a lightsabre, he's not great, but he still put some effort in.

It'd be awesome to see you break down Star Wars.

Another thing. Dying from losing the will to live is a thing that happens in real life

"And she lost the will to live".... You talking about Padme or Carrie Fisher's mother? Because that basically happened.

The fire place scene worked for me but I’m also a cinema layman. The last time we saw anakin pressing the romantic boundaries with Padme he could tell it was working based off the way he smiles knowingly as she’s leaving. Here he takes the same tact but decides, here, alone with padme in this romantic setting, he’s going to lay his cards out on the table even more forwardly in hopes of fully breaking through her facade. It works to a degree as she follows his logic for a time but eventually cooler heads prevail because there’s so much at stake for both of them.

How could he have a channel that revolves around Star Wars when he doesn't know anything about the story and hates 1/3 of the movies this much?

24:35 in defense of Padme dying because she lost the will to live. Dying from a heartbreak isn't made up. It can actually happen. The only thing that can't be defended about it is that it takes a while so... they just let her die rather than step in with basic medical care but my point is that people have died in this way.

12:22 min I love your research man!!! Thanks!

Thank god the Last Jedi,came out to Unite the Star Wars fans,afther the great prequel split fans disaster. May i ask what are your thoughts on the Force Awakens,now and wean it came out.

"Darth Vader felt humanity in ep.5" *Proceeds to choke an officer over space TV*

The fruit is called Shuura and it is Padmé favorite fruit

I feel like rain wanted to split the fandom into two after releasing a movie in his vision oh wait

Sounds like they wanted Anakin to be a Mary Sue. This guy watches to many 80s action movies.

Jar Jar is quite important to the plot in part 1. His casual remark about Gungans being warriors gives the idea of returning to Naboo and seeking Gungan alliance to Padme.

Saw you on the EFAP debate, definitely enjoying your content. I never even realized the Prequels had so much vocal hate and bashing going on. God, no wonder Lucas sold SW to Disney. Could you turn up the volume though, I can barely hear you on my tablet.

awesome vid cheers^^

I’m so tired of people saying the prequels are terrible films. I grew up with both the OT & Prequels. I love them both.