Where is part two?

@@doctermccduck4798 a while away likely the end of may

I HOPE ALL YOU STAR WARS FAN'S BROUGHT LUBE!!!

I hope you're not done calling out the pequal haters... or am i going have to get my own setup

Why are you apologizing for the bad audio quality? It's not like we're allowed to criticize it, unless it contradicts your vision... right?

Exactly! Prequels expanded universe in their time and from them many other stuff like Old Republic came.

I mean hell the cartoon network specials filled in more lore based off the movies, and people loved them,

Or the clone wars wich many clame is the best of star wars

bin lmao it isn’t

@@hexogramd8430 I dont think so but no need to stomp on others opinions

Could just be they liked the film. Unless I’m wrong.

@Adam Wasiura its funny seeing you everywhere on this channel trying to put people down for liking a movie

When I saw rise of Skywalker, there were only four people in the theatre, including my gf and myself.

@The Infamous Nope. People aren't brainwashed just because they like movies you don't

@The Infamous Nope.

My next videos is gonna call out those people

@@anomalyinc3239 MauLer's got a great quote about this. "Mark my words, The Last Jedi sycophants will come around. You have to give them time."

People like a movie i don't like???? Eh, they're just on a guilt trip about Lucas leaving..

Like a Jedi during order 66

We can get Jar Jar working

He mentioned recently that Jar Jar was his favorite Star Wars character.

@@sr.alligator7569 No wonder, he made Jar Jar the allegory character for the fools that supported Palps rise to power out of incompetency.

@Cheryl I watched Phantom Menace again lately and there are so many blatant hints! (Not to mention the subtle facial/lip movements) He says he was banished after he made a mistake and *people died as a result!* THE GUNGAS RUN SCREAMING WHEN THEY SEE HIM. Lol even as a kid my friends and I walked out of the theater saying, "Something's not right about Jar Jar. Why is he in all black? Only bad people wear black in Star Wars."

Personally I don't see anything wrong with them. Anyone could follow all of them without problem.

Why? Looking at them, all 4 sequences are edited pretty well.

@@EarFarce4 I'm pretty sure they made changes after that screening.

That kinda means the movie has a pacing problem, and why he can’t remove major scenes in editing. Something Lucas realized which yes bad pacing does the effect the quality of a film. Does it mean Lucas thought it was awful, most likely not.

ReonMagnum that's exactly what rlm said lol

He was. He brought balance, the Jedi had a misconception that balance meant “no more dark side”, but there were way too many light side users and a handful of dark side users. Anakin brought balance through this.

@@alexman378 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bKt9lsKExNylo58.html

Now the Disney baboons will say “No Ray is the chosen one. Also a Skywalker!”

Wrong. Rey is the chosen on-hahahahhahahaha😂😂😂😂😂 I'm sorry I couldn't finish that statement

FootClann 004 Rey is the ch- *GASP* I nearly died from writing that…

Ikr

all the while he literally brags about being so stupid that he can't grasp basic political concepts. Ffs, how does a grown man not know what a blockade is? Or a treaty?

@@Mephilis78 look at his intro to his "review" of the prequels, yet he calls Lucas self important ?

I couldn't agree more! The world building, in the movies themselves, I'm not even talking about Clone Wars, books and comics, is not only masterful but masterfully incorporated with very little awkward exposition.

Yep the setting really sucked until they added Dexter Jettster's 50s cafe, why is there no action figure of this guy? Or am I just too dumb to find one.

I liked Dexter cafe. And I liked Obi wan in deleted scens after realizing that Jedi droids for analysis are compromised ask his friend who was prospector on Subterell on outer-rim and know lot about civilizations to see if he knows anything about poison dart

Dont forget the improved lightsaber fights and the introduction of silent sith antagonist Maul.

shadow librarian ... wait, wut ? I love the prequels, and I would agree that the OT didn’t do nearly as much worldbuilding as the prequels, but they did it a lot too. From Tarkin and his line on the senate being disbanded, to Lando talking about how hard business is under the empire, to the mere existence of Jabba and his palace, or the disparity of the rebel fleet compared to the imperial fleet in epVI. And that’s only a few of the instances in the films. Point is : worldbuilding is a prominent part of all six Star Wars, even though clearly the prequels brought it to its height.

@Grapthar's Hebrew Hammer > She is Palpatine's grand daughter Well...

In Abrams's defense, he was working for Disney so he didn't actually control everything, apparently he was done in by them too with this new trilogy as it seems Disney will do anything to avoid controversy and sell more tickets/merch even if it costs them a good story in the end.

it seemed to me like the Jedi had already fallen, they were pawns of the chancellor and could not even sense force ability anymore, so they resort to blood tests to find force sensitive children.

Their announcements meant sh*t. They announced and sold TFA in the OT characters, but we know how that went.

@Grapthar's Hebrew Hammer Actually the part about Rey being Palpatine's granddaughter was correct. However, lineage doesn't mean you can use the force without training. Just look at Luke for example.

Yes for instance for the election part, the HRE vassals elected who would be the emperor, or several Scandinavian kingdoms and anglo saxon England elected which noble would be heir. And as for child monarchs you can find those all over history, from the egyptians to modern times.

@@Philip54622 Exactly.

It’s funny cuz even tho you’re right it doesn’t even matter. It’s a alternate universe so they could elect people via a battle to the death and it would be legitimate because it’s a whole different culture. It’s always silly how people make appeals to our society to discredit Star Wars as if it’s taking place down the road next to the Walmart

and the way he talks is worse than nails on a chalkboard

The part I love is when he said "I was the one who all along who knew that this movie was going to bad", it's like "Where the hell where you when the sequels were coming out!?!?", since how the movies are structured Return of the Jedi was a conclusive story. Doug was just talking out his ass.

JP also his voice is annoying.

Still better than Anomaly.

JP So exactly like this guy? I don’t like NC either, but this dude is so arrogant and has such a self righteous sense that he is the one to explain the genius of the prequels. Add in the anger and hostility and this guy is borderline insufferable to me

As a fan of Doug, I'm actually ashamed of him. Back in the day, he had balls. I won't unsubscribe but he lost a chunk of my respect when he praised The Force Awakens and subsequent Star Wars videos have proven to me that he knows very little about the franchise. In that sense, he's no different from Stuckman or Stoklassa and it's sad because in other videos, he's not only entertaining and charismatic but can bring up some interesting and valid points. Unfortunately, whenever he talks about Star Wars, outside of one video where he showed some backbone and defended the Prequels (albeit not without shielding himself from other Prequel haters by saying that he still thought they were bad movies), he embarrasses himself.

@@tomnorton4277 Yeah, my fandom for NC declined during 2016. Now i rarely watch him.

@Adam Wasiura oh my god you're hilarious

@Adam Wasiura do I even need to bring up the bs with luke lol

@The Infamous Lol. TLJ is abysmal. Only Rise of Skywalker is worse

Even though those are major flaws of the prequels

@@ffjreviews9029 Those 'flaws' have been explained/ debunked countless of times.

@@VibingMeike except those flaws haven’t been debunked and they are still true to this day

@@ffjreviews9029 Which flaws are you talking about exactly? Cause I can explain/debunk a few

@@VibingMeike Don't bother. He'll never reply.

"Ruined my childhood...." Only Eobard Thawne can do that

Konrad Wallenrod - Danko Sekulic The reason why some people say that, and although in the prequels’ case I don’t think they had a good case as for why it was the case I think that their experience can’t be denied, is because although no one can time travel, one’s memory can still be affected nonetheless. For many people, continuing a saga and taking their characters and ruining them, or prefacing a saga they know with a new part where the ancient characters are explained, can have the result of making them unable to see the first saga without thinking about how it supposedly goes for them afterward, or how they are supposed to have come from, which significantly reduce their enjoyment of future viewing, hence making them unable to treasure this piece of childhood they had with them as much as before. I’m not saying it’s logical, though the human brain is notorious for not being logical in many aspects, or that many prequels haters had good reasons to dislike the prequels and hence have their subsequent viewing of the OT harmed, I’m just saying that it happens. And it happens because it’s the goal of prequels and sequels. They are supposed to trick your brain into thinking that the characters on screen are the same characters, just in the past or the future of whatever thing the are prequels/sequels to, and they are supposed to make you either see the characters in light of the events depicted in the prequels, or see their actions in the light of what will come out of them past the original story. Hence if you right bad prequels or sequels (or that people don’t like your prequel/sequel), it’s only normal that some viewers will now see the characters or their actions in such light, which will decrease their enjoyment.

And what the hell was that stupid children can't be monarchs, motherfucker probably never went to school

I know :( Apologies Ive swapped to a new much for my next vid

The Infamous Leave dude.

Yeah but half of the film is about the trade federation and the other half is about Anakin

@@ffjreviews9029 No it’s not stru

what is a taxation

Children can follow this movies, but grown adults can't? You don't need to be versed in trade negotiations and politics to see the bad guy using this guys and sparking a war in his favor to gain political power. And that he is corrupting the main kid. Read the text that explains who the actors are and pay attention as much as a 12 year old can.

@The Infamous No it isn’t and stop going around every comment bashing people you douchebag

I Dunno If Thats The Exact Reason But Regardless No Matter The Scenario Palpatine Wins Thanks For Watching Mate

She was also meant to die at the beginning of AoTC so he could rile the senate up against the seperatists. It all worked out more in his favour with her living.

@cripplehawk If it makes you feel any better I didn't get it until you pointed it out...

@@anomalyinc3239 you know how out of touch prequel haters are when they actually say "Darth Maul is the phantom menace" lol I knew kids who saw the the phantom menace whenever it came out in 99 (I was 19) who knew the phantom was Palpatine/Sidious It's like their brains just shut off. . phantom means unseen, like a shadow and Lucas brilliantly shows Sidious as that a ghostly phantom even only showing Sidious in a hologram throughout the prequels until Revenge of the sith

They do keep getting repeated thats the point lol Glad you're enjoying them 😊

Anomaly Inc oh dude I’m legit can’t wait for episode 4. This series is awesome.

I've never seen the midichlorians as retcons, more like a scientific point of view of the force according to the Jedi. It doesn't make Yoda's force speech in Episode V worse at all.

Leia could use the force, she simply never got trained in it, until later on the story, even Force unleashed had Leia using the force a lightsaber so she could use it, just not on Luke´s level. Also I´ll state this right now, the midchlorians should´ve been considered a scientifical PoV of the force that force users like Darth Plagueis and Tenebrous believe in due to their life experiences with the force, while other force users could´ve easily had different PoV on the force, this should´ve been the way to go in regards to the midichlorians, some believe in them and some dont, but it´s not a absolute in SW just another way to see the force.

Heck, the Midicholrians aren't the ones that enable the force. They are things that determine how much are you connected to it. They exist in greater numbers where the force is stronger.

Midichlorians REACT to force sensitivity. They don't provide it.

Revenge is my favorite and Return was my second but now Rise is. So ROJ got bumped down to 3rd place. I love all things Star Wars because it's Star Wars and it's meant to be entertaining and not hacked apart by internet folk. Know what we did after a Star Wars movie came out back in the day? Went outside and played Star Wars! Shoot I built a homemade Ewok village in a tree in my backyard and my brother actually dug a Lars homestead by tunneling in our dirt pit out back with a toy shovel! And I tell ya, I would just as soon create Starkiller base in my freezer now, honest to God. Sincerely, Someone who has seen ALL the movies in the theater upon release and loves ALL of them. #stopthehate

Tutankamun was eight years when he became Pharaoh. It shows how little Doug knows about History.

Queen Victoria was 18 when she ascended to the throne. She had only just reached the legal drinking age and suddenly she had the weight of the whole United Kingdom on her shoulders. Granted that's not as big a responsibility as ruling an entire planet but it's still a daunting task for a teenager.

@@tomnorton4277 I knew that young children could be kings or queens when I was 12 and Doug doesn't know that when he is... I dunno, 30?

@@VibingMeike queen of sheba of ethiopia was 12 when became the queen ..doug is a typical xenophobe , he has a contradicting point of view about america, one hand he rips roland emmerich for his pro american propaganda in his films like independence day then got upset when m.night doesnt put any pro american dialogue in his films

He also seemingly forgot about the Polish Elective Monarchy, where any noble could be chosen King of Poland.

I Don't Like The Comparison Of The Prequels Are Good Coz The Disney Ones Are Bad The Prequels Always Stood On There Own They Were Just Victims Of Salty Internet OT Fanboys They Weren't Flawless & never Were But they Are For The Most Part Great If You really Think About The Story World Building & Characters

@@anomalyinc3239 And they add to the implications of Luke in the OT. He's the reason why Vader is fixated on him because he's the son of Anakin Skywalker and not more man than machine. He is the one who can overthrow the Emporer from his perspective. THIS IS WHY THE MEDICHLORIANS ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THE SAGA. My friend blew my fucking mind when he said this: "Medichlorians: a plot device introduced by George Lucas to place the upmost importance on Anakin Skywalker's necessity to be trained as a Jedi and be understood as the reason why Darth Vader can't over-throw the Emperor by himself. As they reside within the cells of living beings who are composed of various amounts of biological tissue, Yoda, for example, is smaller than the average human jedi but has one of the highest Medichlorians counts of any jedi on record. If Yoda had the equivalent injuries Anakin had after his battle on Mustafar he would have lost the same percentage of his Medichlorian count that Anakin did. Being the son of Anakin Skywalker, Luke Skywalker has inherited the biological amount of Force potential that his father had. This reinforces the entirety of Luke's importance in the original trilogy because the Rebellion now has someone fighting for them as powerful in the force as Anakin had been during the Clone Wars. Thus, it gives Obi-Wan and Yoda a reason to want Luke to be trained as a Jedi, Palpatine has a reason to fear Luke, and a reason for Vader to convert Luke to over-throw the Emperor."

@@thesentinel5523 oooooor... The force is just strong with Anakin. They didnt need midichlorians for the Andy Potter series. Harry Potter was just chosen. Keeping the mystery and mistique of the force is better. By unnecessairily adding midichorians into the story, you bring science to the force. Science can be measured and tested. Therefore, instead of building a space moon laser thingy, its better to gather midichorians into a petri-dish and inject them like steroids. Vader is quoted as saying "The power to destroy planets is insignificant next to the power of the force." Vader fucking knew this and you bet your ass the Emperor and the wisest of The Jedi Council knew it as well. However, if one is just chosen by prophesy, then there is no way to artificially manipulate the force. Powers are earned by training and leveling up if you will. The idea of midichorians was bad.

@wespozo yeah, not his best idea. My reasoning is above.

I didn't grow up with them, but I love the nevertheless!

They're projecting their own racism onto George Lucas. 9 times out of 10 the people who scream about racism are racist themselves.

Anakin had 27000, so 54000.

@The Infamous she does but okay

Midichlorians don’t mean Jacksh*t

You're assuming Rey Is limited in her ability by only having 40000 MCs. No, she has ALL OF THEM IN THE GALAXY.

@@ffjreviews9029 yeah they do, get over it

No, it's a bunch of idiots projecting their own racism onto the movies. Like Nomz said, if you see racism in the Prequels it says more about you than about George Lucas. In Doug's case, I actually don't think he's racist - at least one of his friends is black and they've been working happily together for years - but when it comes to the Prequels, he's been foolish enough to listen to people who are and let it warp his perception.

@@tomnorton4277 you'll surprised who's really racist and who isn't. Just because a white person has a black, asian, native American etc friend or partner doesnt mean they arent racist on the down low

​@@dtxspeaks268 I know people like that exist. There's absolutely no evidence that George Lucas is one of them. In fact, all the evidence says that he's one of the least racist people in Hollywood. Ahmed Best was the first motion capture character (Andy Serkis gets all the glory but Best laid the groundwork), Mace Windu was kicking ass as the second most powerful Jedi in the universe in the Prequels, Lando Calrissian was a respected and powerful man in the Originals, and George is married to a black woman. That's A LOT of evidence to prove that he's not racist.

@@tomnorton4277 I was referring to doug Walker and others who accuse george of being racist. Ik George Lucas is probably one of the nicest celebrities out there.

@Jaimy van der Horst You jest... TLJ was an utter mess, and they tried to applaud it...?

Stuckman's reputation was destroyed when he endorsed Plinkett.

@@sikid4000 What's wrong with Plinkett?

@@harlannguyen4048 What's wrong with him? If you've watched his reviews you'd know. Not only are most of his criticisms not credible, he has vulgar and disgusting humor that many would find offensive. He has even been accused of racism.

@@sikid4000 I'm not sure if Plinkett is to be taken seriously. His arguments sometimes sound like "CinemaSins"

I mean, people also ignore that elective monarchies and child monarchs were both things in irl history when arguing against Padme.

Well your own experience of those movies cannot be argued with... But do you consider them great movies? Flawless? Better in each and every way than the OT?

Irrelevant Noob nope. But I still love them

Kal El okay, then that's all fine and dandy. The problem most fans have with the movies is that they are of shitty quality. Yes they might be lovable, but still shit. ;) Or at the very least, not worthy of being part of the SW experience.

@@user-fb5ir3zz8l The characters only got fully realized after the movies came out and the politics were boring, until Darth Plagueis the Wise Novel explained to the audience how the politics got to the current state in the prequels.

Irrelevant Noob Hey!! Don’t knock the prequels, name me one Star Wars soundtrack as good as duel of the fates or battle of heroes or anakin’s dark deeds

Lol i got enough issues with watch mojo without the prequels getting involved

@@anomalyinc3239 Who dosen't?

Dear God, I would rather have a cactus shoved up my ass than ever watch Kickassia again.

Those movies were really good

Objectively, those movies were ass. Just like the NC's opinion on the prequels. If Doug can dish it, then he can take it.

@@TC-tl8ie --Okay, in the defense of those three films they were made on a modest budget and meant to be anniversary specials for the Channel Awesome fans...-- Actually that's not a good enough defense, so nevermind...

I liked the first two but they were objective garbage. To Boldly Flee was just bad in every way

@Revan This is true

Same. I really don't like his style of humor, or his takes most of the time.

For real, those scenes are like 2 seconds long, like okay Mr Walker

And Doug is the same guy that does gross body humor in each of his "reviews"

midichloreans were a interesting idea though perhaps the true thing that could have done more of was actually refine and explain it better to how it was still a spiritual and uniting factor of the universe and the force as one

Why does this sound so familiar? Rick Worley...?

@@VibingMeike Don't remember that from his video. Got the text from a folder on my computer, full of cool quotes, although I don't always remember where I get them from. For exampe: Another quote I've recently posted is: "Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in childhood and adolescence they are, in moderation, healthy symptoms. Young things ought to want to grow. But to carry on into middle life or even into early manhood this concern about being adult is a mark of really arrested development. When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.”

@@samlerf Oh wow... That's an amazing quote, I feel like I got to remember that one. And I checked your first quote, in either Rick's essay The Force Awakens v.s the Prequels or in his Star Wars documentary he said it

Rey is a Mary Sue too, so that severely affects it.

The prequels never removed canon from the OT... Or themselves. Even Jar jar has a realistic arc and redeeming features. He is a fool, treated as a fool and used by the bad guy to gain power, despite his best intentions and actions. A tragic character that it's blamed despite the many of the politicians there agreeing with him. He was the scapegoat. Compae him to Hux, Purple Hair or Tico.

Another Stark? Where this world is going on arghhhh

Meeeeehh... so so. So so.

Winter is coming.

😂 liking or disliking a movie has no impact on how you much know about said movie.

Evan Lee Buxton Not always, that’s true. But if you don’t understand a movie (e.g. the political conflict depicted in it), you probably won’t like it. That’s NOT to say that everyone who disliked the prequels didn’t understand them.

@The Infamous Fix your grammar kid

AHAAHAH I know right

That's was turned me off with him, his intro and how he speaks as if he's the expert on all film making He thinks only tragedy is good cinema

Legends is Star Wars. The movies are great and all (excluding the sequels and parts of the prequels) but the EU was where Star Wars blossomed from a humble film series into arguably the greatest franchise that ever existed.

Children can follow this movies, but grown adults can't? You don't need to be versed in trade negotiations and politics to see the bad guy using this guys and sparking a war in his favor to gain political power. And that he is corrupting the main kid. Read the text that explains who the actors are and pay attention as much as a 12 year old can. It is reduced and simplified? Sure. But it's the basic interpretation.

@@dancorneanu9144 Yeah. Even if I didn’t understand the intricacies of the senate scenes when I was a kid, I could still tell who the main characters were, who the bad guys were, and that the main villain wanted to gain power, and that the senate ultimately couldn’t help it.

That's why I try to find smaller channels on purpose. Like Style is Substance and Rick Worley's channels, underrated channels but very good content. Also, 1 year later lol

Meike i can fully relate to your statement

#OGLucas

Anomaly Inc I don’t understand TLJ defenders who praise Rian Johnson that he made it that anyone can be a Jedi. That’s always been a thing! That’s how the Jedi recruited members by identifying random children in the galaxy with high force power and brought them in. There’s only ever been one known lineage of Jedi, the Skywalkers. I don’t understand ruin Johnson going out of his way to establish an already known fact.

@@ricardodiaz2848 The skywalkers are also a Plagueis creation so no other force sensitives (unless they are force wounds or created via midichlorian manipulation) can match the skywalkers, this is pretty well showcased in the EU with Darth Bane being the chosen one of the sith and having nowhere near the power of a sith lord like Darth sidious let alone a skywalker. The Skywalkers are Tier 0 chosen ones in potential that can even contend with the weakest Celestials while the other chosen ones are at best tier 1 in potential and yet there was one way to prevent the skywalkers and other chosen ones from being haxed and OP which was to have them not train up to their full potential in the force, thats the way the EU worked and why we loved Darth Vader, he was forced to work harder with less, after as Anakin, Skywalker wasted his potential.

And of course force sensitivity can’t be genetics, since Jedi can’t have children. The Skywalkers were an exception. I think everybody has some amount of midichlorians, but some (complety by chance) happen to have a bigger amount, and they are offered Jedi training to make good use of their specificity. I personally like the midichlorians, because it gives some kind of scientific explanation, but it doesn’t mean people are SELECTED...

Yup, and Hayden Christensen's acting with his face is also fantastic, far superior to Daisy Ridley IMO.

@@VibingMeike Hayden Christiansen also has very expressive eyes. Look at him when he looks up from Shmi's dead body in AOTC. His eyes are full of pure rage and that's not easy to fake. One of the design choices in ROTS was to use CGI to turn his eyes yellow to symbolise Anakin's fall but due to Hayden's death stare, George Lucas didn't need the CGI at all. It's still a neat artistic choice but unnecessary because Hayden can just shoot a glare without any CGI and you know that's Darth Vader. Hell, even Doug admitted that in his 11 Good Things about the Star Wars Prequels video.

@@tomnorton4277 Oh yes, I agree! He can also express love very well, look at him when Padmé tells him she's pregnant in ROTS, or when Padmé confessed her love for him at the arena of Geonosis in AOTC. He's a far better actor than people give him credit for.

@@VibingMeike Also watch Hayden and Natalie Portman's body language in the fire place scene. Regardless of what one thinks of the dialogue, if they can't see that Anakin and Padme are into each other just from the way they hold themselves, then they're fucking blind. Besides the body language, I'm fine with the dialogue in that scene because I've got a soft spot for corny dialogue. When it's self-aware, it comes across as completely genuine like a character is saying "yes, I sound cringeworthy and lame but fuck it, I don't care because this is how I feel". George Lucas knows he's a corny guy so his dialogue is self aware, if not from Anakin and Padme then at least from the man who wrote those characters. This is also something I noticed in the Victoria series and Alita: Battle Angel. Some of the dialogue is corny but it's partially BECAUSE it's corny that it feels authentic, like someone is opening up and allowing themselves to be vulnerable regardless of how uncool they sound.

@@tomnorton4277 Well, I'm not a big fan of that scene, but I totally get why it has a dramatic tone, even tho it can be a bit too over-the-top. And the dialogue isn't my favorite either. It's not because of the tone but it feels like it comes straight from a Shakespearean drama, most of the other dialogue had some level of moderation. I understand that Anakin is romantically illiterate but it feels like it's just a bit too much if that makes sense?. But overall I think the scene is not even close to the travesty some people make it out to be.

Why do people keep saying mitochondria is the powerhouse if the cell?? I agree but why are they saying it ? Lol

@@anomalyinc3239 It's a meme.

@Sonymnms 52 The real problem with him was how prominent he was in that first episode. He had more screen time than almost any other character. In episode 2, he wasn't nearly so bad because we didn't see him much. The only stupid thing about him in episode 2 and 3 was that he somehow held a position of power in the senate, which would never have happened, even with his ridiculous and clumsy "heroics" in episode 1. He was just too stupid.

he was the fulcrum of the prequels, a sithe lord hiding in plain sight

@@w0bbl3r that was the point, he was a foolish incompetent politician set up to give Palps more power, Palps made sure to only have ignorant fools and sellouts at the senate so he couldnt be undermined, it was why he started to get awry of Padme when she started to see his plans to hold on to power.

@@sebas8225 Oh I understand that Palpatine wanted him there, so he could grant the emergency powers to the chancellor. But Palpatine was already chancellor when Jar Jar became second in command for Padme. Why would such an intelligent and strong leader as Padme be so foolish, how would the Naboo people, including his own Gungans allow him to gain such a position of power. The chancellor could not dictate anything at that time. That was the point of the thing. I find it highly unlikely that Palpatine would have just said "Oh, Padme, would you mind having Jar Jar fucking Binks as your second in command, in case something happens to you so he can make decisions for the Naboo people?". And even if he did, Padme wouldn't just allow it. She was extremely loyal to the whole process of the republic, she wouldn't allow someone to tell her to have such a nincompoop in a position of any power.

Type redletter media star wars.Everything will be explained.

Maybe because the romance-thing was cheesy and completely stupid?

@@et34t34fdf Oh it definitely had it's flaws, but so do the rest of the films with the exception of Empire.

wespozo just because its not the worst movie ever, as some haters thinks, Attack of the Clones is certainly not "amazing", its a mediocre movie with awful dialogue, lets be real.

each movie has a different tone and story, so that causes the major difference, each film in the series has its own feel in the prequels and the original trillogy, George Lucas tries to honor a different idea or film with each movie i think

@Latvian Dragon honestly, the nostalgia critic critiques put out by misanthropony (who actually voiced the indoraptor in shinobi's fallen kingdom series) we're miles above shinobi's videos. Then again, that might of been less down to the quality of the product, as opposed to who made more scummy and condescending remarks towards Mauler.

Your side lost. Move on.

He must of been referring to his movies and his shilling for MLM's at the end of his "reviews"

Not some society. Prominent Medieval European states do that all the time. For example, from 16th to the end of 19th century, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth elects their kings; the forefather of modern day Germany the Holy Roman Empire (one of the most important European states along with France, Spain, and Britain) from 10 to 19th century elects their Kaisers for the most of the Empire's existence. An ignorant douche is gonna act like an ignorant douche; end of the story.

@@pypy1986820 I know, but thanks for giving out some examples.

Queen Victoria was alive just over a century ago and she was 18 years old when she ascended to the throne. You don't have to go very far back in history to find teenage monarchs. Granted, you have to go further back to find literal child monarchs but Edward VI was 9 when he became King and died at the age of 15, which is only a year older than Padme was in TPM, and Tutankhamun was 8 or 9 when he became Pharaoh and died only 10 years later.

@@tomnorton4277 tells Walker never really understands history, except the Hollywood version.

CGI Yoda still looks nice to this day

No idea, my dude haha

More over we got princess fighting for democracy in original trilogy

Thats A Refreshing perspective Right There Thanks Mate I Appreciate That Very Much :)

@@anomalyinc3239 No worries champ. Keep showing your views with the logic and intellect you show and I'm sure you will go far my friend. It's very encouraging to see that you see and analyse points logically only using emotion for emphasis, as opposed to just reacting emotionally without thought or logic to an argument or point, this is why I like your work mate.

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I had a cold while recording this but yeah people have told me about the audio I think I just need a better mic

It's quite common. Many people try to place themselves or another person in a position a character is, forgetting that that character has a very specific background and characterization. A good writer makes sure that there is a logical explanation for why a character commits his actions. yes, kids are not adults and sheltered people will not act as people who had a normal childhood. A character being weird is not a problem. A character that contradicts his logical position is. That is why someone like Anakin makes sense. He acts in accordance to his background.