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"Anakin's change is so out of nowhere, also don't watch the previous two movies" this guy....

The sequel trilogy has made me appreciate the prequels more. The prequels has a strong coherent and fulfilling story, where as the sequel trilogy is a convoluted inconsistent mess.

So basically Doug is saying, "I want to love this but I have to maintain the prequel hating narrative to retain my credibility."

Revenge of the Sith was the best Star Wars movie and Obi Wan vs Anakin was the best lightsaber fight, my personal opinion.

I'd argue that the prequel hate has died down in the past few years. The Sequels have changed a lot of peoples perspective's on the Prequels.

After watching the last Jedi I overheard this couple talking about how “idk why everyone hates Rey for being overpowered, Anakin was overpowered in the prequels” Like what? He was a CHILD in one movie, the second one he got his shit rocked in the only fight he was in, and the third one he only won all his fights while using the dark side. Yeah he was overpowered. This was also after he trained for TEN YEARS(events of the clone wars) But yeah Rey can rock Kylo’s shit the first time she picks up a lightsaber

13:45 Doug makes a pathetic jab about watching the movie on mute, and then almost immediately praises the opera scene, a very dialogue heavy scene, as one of the best moments in any Star Wars movie.

Also Palpatine cleverly backed Anakin in to a corner. He put himself in a position where he would die if Anakin did not save him and all hope to save Padme would be lost. Palpatine knew Master Windu would try to kill him. In episode 2, right before those centipedes attack Padme, Obi-Wan Wan says "I have observed that Palpatine is very clever at following the passions and prejudices of the Senators. That's why he sent Yoda away.

I'll never understand why some say the prequels sucks but force awakens is good like wtf Prequels = each movie has originality TFA = Straight up copy of ep4 They just now started to hate EP7 cause last jedi was just insulting

I always thought Darth Vader's "NOOOOOO!" was such a powerful tragic moment. So sad when I found out how some people didn't appreciate it.

Either they hate the prequels because they are sheep and hate it because somebody else does. Or they just dont understand the story completely and cant follow🤷‍♂️

I miss George. I miss the old Star Wars.

I loved the prequels

On the "no" scene: while I think it's already quite good, I just had an idea for how to take it to an 11/10: Toward the end of surgery, Anakin looks at Palpatine, hope in his eyes. Palpatine knows what he means to ask, says "it seems that in your anger, you killed her." Anakin's head sinks back to the table, tears stream down his face. As the helmet is lowered, he screams a long "nooo!" - and as the helmet clasps on, Hayden's voice morphs into James EJ's. Cue the machinery destruction, etc.

The Prequel Trilogy: I love them The Original Trilogy: Love as much as the Prequels The Sequel Trilogy: ok

You go man. Prequels are the best. Those parrots got nothing on George and his vision.

Me, 3 minutes into the TFA: "Wait what? The empire is back and better than ever? The fuck?!" Me, 3 minutes into Revenge of the sith: "Oh, hell yes!!! The clone wars, let's GOOOO!!!!"

I showed my 14 year old brother, who knows Star Wars games but not the films, the Saga(Episode 1-6) for the first time, and in Episode 2, even he was very clearly able to point out 'Wow, Anakin's kinda getting a little dark' His switch did not 'come out of nowhere', he was much closer to the edge than a lot of people understood...but the thing about going over the edge, is that you can go RIGHT UP to the edge, and not be over, and then you take one more step...and you're completely gone. That is how Anakin went to the Dark Side...he was slowly walking to the edge, and then he took the plunge and committed completely.

Fun fact about the Vader "no" scene. He actually wasn't screaming no. The reason Vader's voice sounds robotic is because his vocal cords were burnt so badly that he could barely speak. The suit actually has transponders integrated into his vocal cords. So when he found out his was dead he actually let out a cry of rage and sorrow, but the suit couldn't translate when he was saying because it's not designed to translate screams, so the suit translated it as the closest thing it's programming could it could translate the screaming to which just so happened to be the word no. This explanation is in one of the novels. It's in either the revenge of the sixth novel or it might of been the lords of the sixth novel. I cant remember which one but I'm pretty sure it was in one of those two novels.

Never heard anyone have a problem with Vader saying "Nooooooo!"

There are deleted scenes for RotS where Padme has meetings with the Loyalists like Bail Organa and Mon Mothma that hints at the start of the Rebellion. I wish those scenes were kept because that's good set up for the OT.

I actually can't believe that "Obi-wan needs to fight Grevious because PoLiTiCs" is a point

As a massive fan of Star Wars and one that read a lot of the old EU. I always loved the prequels more then the OT but I loved both. I never understood those that can love one but hate the other whether OT or PT why not love SW for SW and by that I mean George Lucas SW since he IS SW. People ask where the heart is in the new SW movies. George Lucas WAS the heart of SW so of course it is gone when he was basically bullied out of it by those that hated on the PT so much. Now that I have been unbiased let me put in a little. Thanks OT fanboys for killing SW haha :P.

That review was so pathetic... He says that the movie is bad, but when he analyze the parts he has to praise them because the are actually good... The only problem i have with the prequels are the cringy love dialogues in Attack of the Clones. Those scenes are hard to watch, but that is an accurate depiction of how inexperienced young lovers interact: like idiots. I also behaved in some really dumb and embarrassing ways when i was young and in love, and i bet most people did. Still that shit is painful to remember when i think about it, and watching Anakin and Padme act like that is painful to watch XD Ty for your videos Anomaly, keep up with the good work.

Um Doug, Luke screams nooooo when finding out Vader is his father (fairly appropriate), Rey screams nooooooo when Han dies (but she barely knew him), Anakin/Vader has the most appropriate noooooooo scream as he was just told his wife and children are dead...

Finally! Finally someone that recognizes Anakin's REGRET of what he must do to save his wife! On Mustafar he is freaking crying after slaying all the Separatists! He's not proud of what he has done but, just as he later tells Padmé, he did it to protect her. Sure, this is a messed up form of love, a certain point of view of it, but Anakin still has his full legit reasons. I was once one of those that claimed Anakin turned too fast in ROTS but I have come to realize that it wasn't that quick as most still keep insisting. The film itself has from then on a fast pace as well so time seems to fly by faster to us watching than it does for the characters, the trick is to not fall for the swift pacing. Time doesn't pass quite as fast as it may seem. But most importantly, & this is aimed at all OT lover (which I strongly belong to myself), remember that goodness that Luke insisted was there in his father? ROTS bloody shows us! And Anakin's tears is the direct proof! He hates himself for what he has done but he did it. The regret & conflict, that is the goodness Luke much later speaks of, it never fully went away, hence Vader was able to be redeemed at all. If Lucas had never given us that scene with Anakin crying it had been far harder to explain what that goodness ever was that Luke spoke of. And one can say whatever you want about Lucas but here he chose the clever move; show, don't tell! He showed us Anakin's tears without dialogue & Anakin is all alone. But WE see his pain! Then there's also the actual temptation of the Dark Side itself (a fact the sequel trilogy clearly has no idea it exists). Once Padmé shows up on Mustafar you can tell something has happened to Anakin since we last saw him crying. Now he has changed from regretting his evil deeds to feeling he did it for a good cause. Seeing Padmé reminds him of why he did it & his excuses to justify what he has done comes to him as easily as the air he breathes (how anyone can breathe outside on Mustafar is a gigantic error but that is a very different criticism). Many bash Hayden for not being a good actor. I think he is great in showing us how the Dark Side affects him, slowly but surely corrupts him. Palpatine planted the seeds, yes. But it is mostly the temptation of the Dark Side itself that corrupts Anakin, as all others that fall to the Dark Side. It's like being high on drugs before it wares off. At this stage, Anakin is high on his success. He embraces powers he feels he should have done ages ago but stupid rules forbid him. Now he has taken out his revenge on the people that claimed to be his friends but never embraced him, only used him in the damn Clone Wars because he was their greatest fighter. Padmé is now safe & there's no more reason to hide their marriage or her pregnancy. An enormous rock has been lifted off his shoulders, he is free! The power of the Dark Side gave him freedom & immense powers. Why stop now? OK, he killed a bunch of kids & Padmé demands to know about it but note that he never really answers her. he doesn't deny the claim but he changes the focus so that it is Obi that puts bad ideas into her head. The really interest aspect, though, of the actual temptation is that, back in the old OT days & in TESB Vader asked Luke to join him so they together could get rid of Palpatine. We knew from TESB that Vader was never really loyal to his Master. In ROTS he let's us know that already THEN he had the same idea! He gives his wife the same offer to take over the galaxy & overthrow Palpatine just as he later offers the same to his son. If Anakin can betray Palpatine that fast & that soon after having turned then it's perfectly clear that the temptation of the Dark Side is stronger than any love or allegiances or friendships. This is why his turn happened "so fast" as so many say. But they think it happens in only one scene. It doesn't. It started already in AOTC, continues in Clone Wars when Anakin resisted the Dark for a VERY long time, & the final turn happens in many stages all over ROTS. Killing Dooku was a major step, let's not forget that. And even after having done it Anakin said it was wrong, it wasn't the Jedi way. But the best clue is yet again those tears. I always say that anyone that sees Anakin's tears on Mustafar & don't understand why he's crying that person has never understood what SW is about at all. Those tears are the sign of the goodness that still exists in him that Luke manages to reach in ROTJ. In a way, Anakin turned perhaps quickly to some. But to me he never fully turned 100%.

Revenge of Sith was really good, and last Star Wars for me, Disney is utter garbage.

Finally someone who is giving the Prequel Trilogy the absolute respect that is deserves. Well done man.

I remember, as a kid, running in the back yard wearing a costume similar to the one Anakin wore in this Episode, swinging around a broomstick imagining I am a Jedi. Revenge of the Sith was my favourite Prequel and was up there with The Empire Strikes Back as favourite Star Wars movie! Thank you for being so dedicated and keep rockin'!! /,,/,

Instead of saying "Noooo" he wants darth vader to storm off, throw a tantrum, and cut up a room with his lightsaber

Revenge of the Sith is my favourite film of the prequel trilogy. It seems the prequel hate has blinded Doug, he listed so many things that are good about ROTS and yet had to keep the prequel hate trend going.

Anakin’s turn to the dark side wasn’t rushed at all. Aside from the defense that it was established previously in Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones, Anakin didn’t truly become Darth Vader in essence the moment he bowed before Sidious. He only took on the mantle of Sidious’s new apprentice (then again you don’t just become a Jedi by swearing fealty; you have to be initiated as proof of devotion to their Order’s tenets). Massacring everyone in the Jedi Temple and all the Separatists on Mustafar were all a part of Anakin’s initiation, including ripping him and morals apart.

I love how he tells why alot of things are good but then just says but there are also the bad parts and does not name the bad parts

Thank you for defending my childhood and the movies I love, OT purists used to bully me before for liking something they didn't in the comment sections which I don't understand, we should be free to like what we like and accept what others think, now we are grown up and we have a voice so i'm very glad to see the appreciation for prequels but also the appreciation for the fans of them.

Ahhh... Revenge of the Sith... The best Star Wars Movie to date.

I wouldn't be surpirsed in the future Nostalgia Critic will lose most of his audience and he and the other guys like Angryjoe and I Hate Everything because of their attitude, hypocrisy, and agendas.

Honestly I love the prequels because of the way they portray the universe pre-Empire. While yes the story maybe didn’t need to be told, but I feel satisfied with the explanation, unlike with Solo where the story didn’t need to be told but it was told and the story felt empty and lackluster. Edit: also nice to know someone else likes Halo in this universe

I feel like Episode 1 & 2 are important to understanding episode. The plot is simple enough for my 6 year old nephew (at the time) to understand. Without 1 and 2, you don’t understand why there are clones, who Palpatine is, why Anakin is okay with killing kids and embracing the darkside, and why Anakin was so troubled by his visions. They offer context, which prequel haters take for granted.

His postives literally outweighed his negatives and his negatives were much more surface level things, yet he said its bad overall?

Empire is my all time favorite, but i love revenge of the sith. My dad scoured every store to find me a darth vader figure. This is the star wars movie closest to my heart.

I cry every time I watch this movie. Certainly the most emotional Star Wars movie too. But the best movie in the franchise as well.

RotS is my 3rd favorite Star Wars movie ever made. This was actually the first Star Wars movie to come out when I was alive. I feel so old thinking about it. Just 6 Star Wars movies, those were the good old days.

isn't this the guy that made a homemade movie that"s utterly unwatchable, he has nerve talking about bad writing directing and acting

I read a theory somewhere that Vader didn't actually shout "Noooooo" he actually just screamed in anguish but his voice interpreter just took it as him saying Noooooo instead, either one works so ehh.

It’s funny how Doug says anakin turned to the dark side too fast when he said in his videos about 11 things he liked about the prequels that the opera scene was good but he failed to realize that this scene was contributing factor for anakin turning to the dark side and the similarities and difference between jedi and sith

I absolutely love your content man. The fact that you don't give a shit who you offend, speaks to my soul hahahaha.

The question is why are these movie reviewers not watching the behind-the-scenes footage that's on the DVD on the second disc I watched it all of it I know exactly how these movies were made it's astonishing what George Lucas did for these prequels

You say you respect Nostalgia Critic. I don't. The guy is funny when he does a bad review of something horrible, like The Room, or something as pretencious as The Purge. He's funny, entertaining, but not right. NC only follows internet trend, whatever that is, specially when he doesn't understand what is he talking about like in Star Wars. He's a good entertainer, perhaps even a good producer of TV material, or KZfaq material, but he's not a good cinema critic. I even doubt he really has an opinion of his own beneath the trends he follows.

I never had a problem with the prequels and so far as I know, no one I knew had a problem with them either. Sure, there were some things that people questioned but GL always could tell a good story that was consistent. Then again, I am at the age where I don't live on my phone or check with twitter or Facebook to tell me how I should feel or think about things.

Ep 1-6 is the best and only Star Wars movies that are great and make any sense. A perfect story with a perfect ending.

This guy clearly likes the film and is just hopping on the "OT trilogy good prequel trilogy bad" bandwagon. Most of his video was him praising the movie. His critiques didn't even make sense half the time and he was just trying to mask the fact that this movie was incredible. Peer pressure's a bitch I guess.

The first Star Wars movie I ever watched was Phantom Menace on a VHS tape, at the age of 8-9 maybe. That was before I even know that there is a whole universe behind it all, previous movies already made etc. I must have rewatched that tape about hundreds of times, I rewatched that bad boy to a such a point that the tape went to shit and started showing VHS static throughout the whole movie

Funny enough jeremy said after realizing that the sequels are abominations that he appreciates the prequels. One of the things he said is that Anakin is similar to the character of Dracula, making a deal with the devil to save the o e he loves.

You actually forgot one line that Palps and Mace said alike "he is/was to dangerous to be keep alive". That's why Anakin realize that the Jedi and Sith are only two side of the one single coin

9:51 it's not out of nowhere he was ready, willing, and able to do anything that palpatine said to gain power to save padme. when he assumed the persona of vader he shrugged off his former life completely.

I'll say for myself after watching this series of vids I have a new appreciation for the Prequels, though admittedly I believed in 2015 and still do that the Prequels were/or would be/will be better than the Disney Star Wars. And while I may not have liked them, I showed Lucas respect unlike the OT fanboys ya reference. Then again I reckon why I never jumped on the "George Lucas ruined my childhood" bandwagon was cause my childhood consisted of largely playing outside and a whole lot of other things.

Great video and I really liked ROTS (and the prequels). Continuity, connectivity with the wider saga to form one story, actors/actresses who fit their roles, characters with motivations, a grandeur about it, a galactic plot, high stakes, and heroes and villains you respect and understand. Backstory, an actual story, the list goes on. Thank you George Lucas. I wish we'd seen his sequels. Right now we never actually got an Episode 7 to begin with. I also feel that Lucas seeded in Darth Plageuis to ROTS for a reason. I loved the prequels with Qui Gon and "They're still coming through!" in TPM. Although I'd adjust some dialogue in AOTC, it still had a solid story. And ROTS was beyond phenomenal. I enjoyed the films back then and enjoy them even more now. I saw the originals first, love the prequels and love the real Star Wars (Episodes 1 to 6 and Rogue One). If they'd used George Lucas' sequel stories which he left them to produce, we might have had something GREAT - i.e. the CREATOR'S VISION. Keep up your great videos! Also do you play Battlefront 2004 (the first one)? Be great to see that in the background!

At least the prequels knew what they were doing and had a plan... unlike SOME FILMS

So, I have watched this entire series now-and I am impressed. Such a small channel yet very well structured videos, easy to follow, and well-made solid arguments, sadly I don't have enough of an income to support you on patreon, but I'll like and share these and future videos, you're doing a great job!

While not a die hard Star Wars fan, I find myself watching Revenge of the Sith MORE than any other Star Wars movie. And in all honesty despite the film’s problems, it was REALLY intense when you watch it with full attention.

I can finally start my day with a smile. Thanks for video keep up the good work.

At 0:38 that song "violated" my eardrums.

To Doug's defense, he meant the way James Earl Jones delivered that "No" that sounded ridiculous, not the line itself. I'm sure we can all agree that we would say the same thing if in Vader's shoes.

Not to mention that Anakin explicitly pledged himself to the Dark Side, something no one ever mentions.

From Doug I'm getting a sense that he is completely preoccupied with foregone conclusion of Anakin Skywalker becoming Darth Vader in the end so that he is completely uninterested in anything else.

At least he gave a brief mention to the cinematography in ROTS, which I think no one ever talks about and was extremely creative in many instances.

One thing I have noticed about SW. Is that a lot of the dialogue at base is wonky but end up working really well due to either/both the delivery visual scene. One thing I think George truely excels at is visual storytelling over the dialogue. Many plotpoints in both the prequels and original movies are shown over told to the audience yet people like nostalgia critic often says we need less subtlety in films yet many subtle things were missed in the movie by NC.

I saw the prequels as a kid while I blindly loved Star Wars. Even after watching all the movies dozens of times over I still loved all 6 of them for the world and characters they created. I didn’t even know people hated the prequels until I started using the internet more. I just kind of assumed the prequels weren’t as good as I remembered until I saw the sequel trilogy. The Disney fanfiction has made me appreciate the prequels more than I did as a kid.

ROTS is just so amazing that even him has problems to denie it

I’m so glad that the prequel hate is pretty much gone. The prequels are awesome

My favorite of the prequels.

I can even come up with an explanation as to why Anakin kills so many people: with the Jedi, he sees them as hypocrites, because A) they refused to promote him to Master after he killed Count Dooku, a bad guy who was at the same level as Yoda in terms of power, B) they betrayed the Republic and asked him to commit treason by spying on the Chancellor, their rightful sovereign and Anakin's friend, and C) the Jedi Master Mace Windu tried to off a helpless and defeated opponent, showing that while Anakin himself struggles with the Jedi Code, the other Masters are willing to break it if it suits their purposes. Hence why he rejects the Jedi and sees them all as a joke. Basically, they proved themselves to be assholes, traitors, and ruthless killers, hence why he decided to put them down. Even if we cut Padme out of the equation, Anakin would still have turned because of these factors. As for the younglings, he wanted them to die innocent. He didn't want Palpatine to turn them, and knowing Palpatine, he'd probably torture them to turn them into Dark-Side monsters. By giving them a quick death, Anakin was giving them the same treatment Lennie got from Of Mice and Men. As for the Confederates, he always viewed them as assholes, so he didn't care about killing them all-they made the galaxy suffer, and now he's killing them off. The only thing I couldn't figure was why he didn't prolong their suffering, since as a veteran of the Clone Wars from the Republic side, I thought he'd take his time with offing those guys.

15:45 sadly I 100000000000% agree with you. We recently had a lost in my family and all my grandma can say is "no" on repeat...it breaks my heart.

Every prequel hater: Why is Anakin talking in a monotone emotionless voice like a robot?????! Hayden: "I tried to take as much from the speech patterns that Darth Vader has as possible and sort of create a very monotone voice." Me: Oh no no no *HYENA LAUGH*

Episode 3 Was the best Star wars movie And also The best movie The world has ever seen The fights were beyond amazing I liked episode 1 and 2 more than a new hope

15:24 >What the fuck else was he supposed to say at that scene?! DO NOT WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANT!!!1!

Iwas 12 when Episode One came out and at no point do I remember being confused by the plot. At all. I dont remember that being a thing people complained about. How is a grown man still confused by it in 2019, that's not a good argument against the prequels, its admitting you're stupider than actual children

Everybody who has a brain and is a true Star Wars fan would of course know that Extended Universe is better than Disney's SJW Star Wars.

Sweet video! I'm doing a reaction series to the Plinkett reviews and part 1 will be up today!

Just find your channel. Loving this defence for the prequals. I always felt they received much more hate than they deserved. Thank you for throwing your thoughts in.

Anakin's turn felt fast in episode 3 but out of no where? Not quite! It was definitely developed over the course of the 3 films. The prequels are superior to the sequels! Being that I was a young teenager when the prequels were released I'm probably a lot more lenient on them than older fans of the saga. And wow... Now that I look at it, The Phantom Menace was 1999?! I was 11... That really feels like a lifetime ago! Great times were the late 90's and early 2000's! Also Chris Stuckmann is so flat and boring I can't even say anything negative about the guy lol

My favorite thing about these movies is some people just don’t understand them because they dont understand Anakin and they sound like idiots. True art is nuanced.

Thanks to you, now I'm unapologetic prequel defender too

I also took the Dath Vader "no" as a translation of his screaming by his voice box thing

when it comes to thinking for both trilogies, the Prequels make you think about certain situations and ponder everyone's thoughts or the deeper meaning of a scene. but the Sequels just make you HAVE to think of head canon explanations for there stupid leaps in logic, because by this time it's obvious to everyone that there was no plan for the Sequels.

9:15 He literally admits that it's about expectations and assumptions, and you didn't immediately latch onto it!?

I live for the day Anomaly Levels his volume across all the clips he's using

Thanks for vindicating the prequels.

Doug: the movie is bad "Proceeds to praise the shit out of it"

Back at it with the prequel vids i see

I must thank you for this and the "Danaerys=Anakin" response for helping shed more light on how Anakin's turn and the actions he took were internally consistent. Despite always trying to analyse a film as well as I can, the "Anakin's arc is rushed" bandwagon was something I was aboard until you brought something new to the table. I will say in regard to you saying "What else was Vader supposed to say?" though, I will offer one alternative to the "Nooo" - a visceral, primal scream of anguish would fit far better than any words whatsoever. Also, as for 16:07 "What plot threads don't make sense", there are a few, though Anakin's arc is fine. The main one would probably be Palpatine informing Anakin that Grievous was on Utapau, as killing off Grievous would go against Palpatine's best interests of extending the war as much as possible to retain his emergency powers. You could argue that he felt ready to enact his plan and needed to make sure Obi-Wan was away from Coruscant, which is fair. However, he'd be assuming a lot to be confident Obi-Wan would be sent to Utapau and overall, there was no guarantee Anakin would be completely turned to being loyal to Palpatine and start Order 66 prior to being stripped of his emergency powers. I'd say it would have made more sense for Palpatine to reveal where Grievous was after he had fully secured Anakin's loyalty by testing him when revealing his true allegiance. Alongside that is Palpatine's actions in the Darth Plagueis the Wise scene. Whilst I enjoy the scene, Palpatine actively professing his knowledge of a Sith Legend in detail should have been a huge red flag for Anakin and an overly bold move for Palpatine when he had no guarantee yet Anakin would be swayed to his side. The other big one would be Padme's infamously contrived death of dying from a broken heart. Whilst you can theorise Palpatine drained her life force, such isn't officially confirmed by any sources and even if she lacked the will to live, it'd be a huge stretch to assume the highly advanced medical facilities wouldn't be able to save her. There's also a few dumb character decisions. For instance, Obi-Wan never bothers showing the security footage of Order 66 to Padme for her to bring to the senate. Even if he believed her too emotionally distraught, Bail would have been a good candidate. Also, how long until you do a response to the Plinkett reviews? He's the one Revenge of the Prequels topic I'm wanting to see you cover as I find some of his points to still hold some weight and it would be interesting to see the arguments against them, even if it'll result in several EFAP tier analyses to get through even one of the reviews thoroughly.

I like the prequels, they aren't perfect, but are still way better than everything Disney milked out of the IP.

It's so annoying and sad that NOW everyone is returning to regard the Prequels in a more positive light because while these same ass's said that George "Raped their childhood", Disney killed Star Wars, raped its corpse, brought it back and raped it again while barely acknowledging the prequels and completely spitting in the face of the original trilogy these older fans live and die for to the extent they made a movie on how much they hate George Lucas. Congrats, you reap what you sow. you get what you dish out in the end.

Is Revenge of the Sith the best Star Wars movie? No. No, it isn't. Empire still is. But Revenge of the Sith is the second best, and that's the hill I'll die on!

Two things 1: Doug does not deserve your respect, go watch cinematic venom's documentary on channel awesome and Misanthroponies response videos to Doug's "reviews" of Deadpool 2 and sailor Moon for the reasons for that. 2: for those that are interested in watching all of Nathan's Revenge of the Prequels videos in chronological order, I have compiled all 6 of them into a playlist linked here: kzfaq.info/sun/PLSlhCAo7teiMpkZagqIJhJHjk7djbcxpj I plan on updating it the moment Nathan uploads a new instalment, so do keep an eye on it.

11:47 Is the audio commentary of ROTS that you mention on the DVD version?

Where can I find your video going at Confuse Matthew?

I think Doug secretly likes ROTS but can’t say it out loud

Yeah these were surprises for me, but that is because I have never seen Doug's reviews. I think I stopped watching his stuff before these came out. But yes I do concur, the Prequel Naysayers need the debate they never had back then; and in an odd way some of them still refuse to have. After all, is it really a victory when there is no one willing to argue against you?