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@Ewan Callister fuck off

@@FullFatVideos twice the tiddies twice the milk

Well his beard is sexy.

Hahahahahaha

But that would mean he would only like Captain America in "Infinity War"...

@@XanderVJ not necessarily. Many a few characters from the MCU had degrading story arcs. Cap & Iron literally had the best story arcs throughout the entire 10 years. Even though Infinity War was a better film than Endgame, Cap always killed his role. And had the most epic moment in the last film.

Definitely 😏

Lucas provided the characters that Dave Filoni helped rise to greatness with Clone Wars.

I dunno, Christopher Lee was pretty convincing during the interrogation scene with Obi wan, and how he was broken up by Qui Gons death. Granted this is Christopher Lee who can act great in any movie, but still I have to argue against your point that he doesn’t talk like a person.

@@evangremlich5775 tbh yea some characters didn’t really need it like Obi wan in the prequels was MVP in acting but anakin who really only amazed me in the third movie got even better with the clone wars making him my favorite alongside Ahsoka and Rex

@@amazingrileyrules I agree with you. I'm mainly thinking of Darth Maul.

@wespozo No, in episodes 1 and 2, mainly 1, they don't talk like people. When I got into Star Wars with episode 1 I was like, "Why do they talk like that? It must be how Jedi talk, I guess", then everyone was speaking the same way, except for Jar Jar. Then I realized it was a problem with the movie, bad dialogue and bad direction.

Partially. But primarily to accommodate Lee's fencing skills.

In the EU it is designed specifically for dueling and hard to fight against

It also allows you to spin it faster, change normal hold to reverse by one hand and not lose it in fight.

Yeah it’s interesting, since lightsabers can’t be curved, so the handle has to be curved, instead of a normal sword, like a katana or a khopesh

It’s a cool visual complement to Dooku’s duelling style. I don’t recall what form it was numerically, but it was all about overturning the power of your opponent’s strikes, which a curved hilt symbolises pretty well.

*surely you can do better*

Totally! I like how he knew that Sir Christopher Lee himself had input into the design of the hilt, the shape was made that way to make it easier to hold in a dueling stance. Which, with the background lore of Dooku having near-perfected Form II (Makashi) of combat designed for saber-vs-saber dueling, this makes total sense for him to have a saber built to strengthen those precepts.

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@@mariozyfi7013 "Ridikulous!"

Dookus lightsaber lore is the only one that makes the wielder feel more dangerous.

Yeah, I know public opinion has shifted over time, but for many years, it seemed like the common opinion was that this fight was the only/main reason to watch Episode 2. Weird to hear it called the most underrated duel of the series now.

When Thor got his axe >

I saw it in theaters as well and the crowd was screaming so loudly that you couldn't hear the battle at all.

Not gonna lie, I did greatly enjoy even my experience with the Force Awakens only because the crowd had this energy about it that I had never seen before in theaters. Screaming, applause, singing along. It was wild. Tons more exciting than the movie itself.

That was my first too!

I have an idea how that is, I watched Endgame in theaters opening day. Wild

@@Alter292 Right.. Endgame was like that for me.. My wife was shushing me while the whole theater erupted and I'm just looking at her like "do you not hear the rest of the theater???"

Yeah, Lee himself asked to get that blade because of the advantages.

Doesn't it also give you more leverage during slashing

@@MylesKillis No, curved hilts were only really used hitorically for thrust centric sport "swords" like the fencing foil. There are a few examples of real historical sabres with curved hilt, but they're very slight curves and they are the exception, not the rule. And like any historical weapon, if some characteristic like that is not in all swords it means it is objectively inferior to a straight hilt, and the cases where they existed were because of either experimentation or personal preference. And for two handed swords like a lightsaber, leverage depends only on the hilt length, not its shape.

@@TheAsj97 lol tell that to christopher lee who was a fencer and who asked to have the curved hilt.

@@MylesKillis Yes, he was an olympic fencer, not a medieval fencer. Have you ever even seen an olympic "sword"? Lightsabers were based on katanas and longswords, not fencing foils. He didn't have any experience with real historical fencing on either of these swords, it's like saying a master painter is also a master music composer, just because painting and music writing are two types of art.

And Finn gets slashed on the back by Kylo. HOW DID HE NOT DIE? DISNEY RUINED STAR WARS

It’s hard to see but Kylo chops one of the guards head off in TLJ

@@joshmitchell1898 you mean the baby knife cut Rey deals to sir whip?

I'm talking about how a named character should have lost a limb

Watching IX, I felt dismembered, if that counts.

Obi Wan didn't use Soresu at all in this fight though.

@@ForsakenDreamer7 He didn't use the Soresu TECHNIQUE of deflecting blaster bolts, but the defensive positions he takes against Dooku here and Anakin in Revenge are clearly form III

@@fightingdreamer123 But Obi Wan is not on the defence. He tries to attack Dooku and Soresu has no offensive moves. And if we go by the novels it's even more clear that it's not Form 3.

@@ForsakenDreamer7 this would explain why he got beaten so badly by Dooku. Still, given Obi's character it doesn't make much sense for him to go to the offensive and completely forget about his strong points

@@golfclub2830 The thing is that Obi Wan does not have a choice. Dooku is much stronger in the Force so if Kenobi becomes passive, Count will launch him straight into afterlife.

Not necessairly

I don't think so. I wouldn't be surprised if that honour goes to ray park, Liam Neeson, and ewan mcgregor, as I am pretty certain phantom menace was filmed partly using digital film. I think LOTR was also filmed partly using digital film, so potentially one of the actors from there was filmed swordfighting on digital film before Christopher lee. Although it would be pretty awesome if he turned out to have been the first person to swordfight on digital film, and the first person to have a wizard duel on digital film.

I found a Wikipedia entry with all movies shot on digital before 2015. LOTR isn't on it and neither is Ep 1. Most of the movies before Star Wars Ep II I don't recognize, so I don't know if there's any sword fighting in them. Here's the link- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_films_shot_on_digital_video_prior_to_2015

@@kenkrupowies7647 Just went over the list! Unless there was a sword fight in 28 Days Later, I think Lee has the honor of having the first sword fight done entirely on digital film.

Peter Jackson: I want to to imagine what someone getting stabbed sounds like. Christopher Lee: I don't have to imagine. I know what it sounds like

While I agree with most of your post, Dooku is one of the most powerful and accomplished masters ever, I disagree with your assumption about the duel with Yoda. Yes, he decided to fight Yoda, and yes he seems to have not been hit in the duel. But, it is clear since the beginning that Dooku didn't want this fight. He was searching for ways to escape since the beginning. During the entire scene, Yoda is in control of the fight. While force fighting, Yoda simply negates Dooku's attacks or redirects them but doesn't attack even once even though he had the chance to do so. That shows us that while Dooku is posturing in the end that the battle would have to be decided by a lightsaber duel, in reality he lost the force battle and knows it. Yoda simply shows him that he could end this battle then and there. He simply gives him the time to accept that fact and decide what he wants to do. Then during the duel, Dooku is seen attacking ferociously and, dare I say desperately, trying to stop Yoda from having the control of the flow of the battle. Yoda, in no part of the duel, be it in the force duel nor in the lightsaber duel was seen to be pushed at his limit. I believe that in this scene, what we must take is that while Anakin and Obi Wan are great fighters and powerful force users, they are still far from being masters. And while Count Dooku is a force to be reckoned with, he is nowhere near Yoda's level. Had Yoda wanted to kill Dooku, he could have done so. But, he didn't want to kill him, first of all because he wanted to take him prisoner and question him about what he knows, but also because he wanted to save his student. Yoda's only mistake was that he didn't expect his old student to use his power to try and kill Anakin and Obi Wan in order to escape. a lapse of judgement really. He let his own memories of his student cloud his judgement, and that lapse is something that can be supported by the scene itself. Dooku didn't kill Anakin and Obi Wan even though he had the chance to do so. A move more akin to the honor of a Jedi than a Sith. Taking that into account, Yoda hoped that his old student wouldn't use such an underhanded move while facing him, and dare I say hoped that he could reconcile with him.

@@louisdrouard9211 Wrong. _In the history of the Jedi Order, only two opponents ever overcame him in battle. One was Master Yoda, who was said was the Order's true master of lightsaber combat. The other was former Master Dooku, whose own fighting style was archaic, yet stunningly effective._

@@louisdrouard9211 Still better than Windu. _The Count’s blade was quick as a viper striking. Among the other Jedi, perhaps only Mace Windu would have been his equal on neutral ground: but here on Vjun, steeped in the dark side, his bladework was malice made visible-wickedness cut in red light._ _Then their blades clashed together in a lace of fire, green and red: but the green burned hotter. Slowly, slowly, Dooku gave way: and in the dark, drunken Vjun air, Yoda was terrible to behold._

@@kpetalis Damn, did you stretch before you tried to reach that hard?

@@LordVader1094 To be fair, this is a video reading into the fight. So it’s normal people are going to. As I do, too.

It's also worth noting that they can't do that forever. It's like putting nitrous in the tank; it's a powerful boost, but brief. An old force user can physically compete with a younger one only for a short time. If they don't end the fight quickly, the endurance of the younger fighter will win out. A great example being Qui-Gon vs Maul.

It was Palpatine in the episode 3 novelization I believe.

Something to note is the ep2 visual dictionary mentions Yoda's "ancient body wracked by arthritis".

@The Infamous How is this "wanting every single second to add to the lore" we're just observing what we see on screen and coming to a rational conclusion. Also Star Wars media doesn't actually get into the lore that often. At least from the ones I've read. It's mostly a line here or there, an occasional easter egg, or necessary basic information. Most of the nitty gritty lore goes to the source books, who's only purpose is lore.

@The Infamous Correct me if I'm wrong, I may have misunderstood what they said, but how I understand it is that we are merely answering Full Fats' question about why Yoda is able to jump around and still need a cane. He does it by using the force to augment his body for a short amount of time, like what's shown in other pieces of Star Wars media.

I was thinking the same thing. Lightsaber duels have many moves planned out far in advance and it's all about the force guiding your actions. Dooku must be able to take advantage of that and changed his mind last second.

I thought Dooku just held him in place with the force

I totally agree with you, but I would like to amend one of your statements, mostly because muggles are Harry Potter, not Star Wars.

It also hits harder when you consider Legends Jango fought in a war against the Jedi and probably lost a couple dozen friends to them. This isn't a battle for him, its vengeance

@Jason Blalock, Agreed, it was meant to showcase how useful and competent the clone army could have been and foreshadow the dangers should they turn against the Jedi. The point you make is evident in the extended CGI parts where the Clones are launching their very first ground assaults on Geonosis - their first shock and awe moment. After Yoda has bailed them out of the arena he assumes command and the audience can feel an under current of unease at this new power the Jedi are forced to juggle. The choice of Yoda particularly with his pacifist demeanour leading a war drives this home even more. This is what frustrates me, we know George struggles with dialogue and has a penchant for stupid 4 year old toy characters but the level of plot and character building in 1-6 is miles away from Disney's rubbish, like a completely different franchise.

@@mart4414 Eh... you're saying that after twenty years of deconstruction and over-analysis of the prequels. I really don't have much doubt that the sequels will likewise come to be better-regarded over time, especially since they're starting from a place of wider public acceptance. Sure, some fans really dislike them, but they weren't as universally panned as the prequels were upon release. And personally, I think the sequels are like the other two trilogies: they do some things well, and other things not so well. I don't see them as being any sort of major step back.

@@jasonblalock4429 I have to sadly agree with you on the point that kids today will probably look back at them with rose-tinted goggles. The sequels are so full of contradictions, weird storytelling and odd moments I just can't enjoy them. Just like the added CGI bug singing in Jabba's palace in edited editions.

glad clone wars is gave him more credits

Yes I think his duels have such a meaning that you have to pay attention in detail. For example if you notice, Dooku is always exploiting the opponents openings and he is always at advantage EDIT: its also interesting that in his duel with anakin and obi wan he was dominating the whole time... He even stood up against anakins powerful strikes, at the end he only slipped and thats why he lost but he is way more powerful its just that Sidius literally made Dooku Anakin's Master for a while.

Indeed, my favorite sith

yep, i didn't even remember he set all the events in motion, in my memory he was a minor character like Maul,

I mean he was yodas padawan, he better be good

yeah but George Lucas likes spoiling tho, remember how the trailer of ROTS became a summary of the entire Movie

@@justthinking650 you mean RotJ or RoS? I have to admit the RoS spoilers had everyone so dumbfounded. None of them wanted any of it to be true haha. But that wasn't George Lucas's fault

@@Alter292 rots = revenge of the sith come on

@@justthinking650 LMAO so I lose track of all the ROTs and you're gonna be a little bitch about it

Very true, but ultimately it was more important to give audiences the context of Dooku being Qui-Gon's master, than it was to have that shock factor

Attack of the Clones had one of the best aesthetics.

It has a beautiful soundtrack and a beautiful red mullet that perfectly coordinated with the weird slightly Gothic red planet... That's probably why I am disproportionately fond of it myself

If you watched the movies in order of which they were released it makes this fight legendary, for young people who start at ep 1 will see yoda fight pretty early on, not to mention we had to wait for the movies to be released and not binge watch them.

Samuel kim music is just epic at remaking star wars music (you should check out his channel)

@@jeremieportejoie2254 Im already subscribed to him his the king of film music in KZfaq. And the fan made pictures he uses for the background are amazing too. Clone knights look really dope

if there is something I'll give the prequels is that they have amazing music

Congratulations.

It's been a long time since I was moved like that from entertainment. I guess when Luke showed up at the end of Mandalorian S2. That one got me up out of my chair.

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That one scene was better than any fight in the Clone Wars TV show

Function in universe... toy sales in ours. But yeah I see where you’re coming from with the fencing style point.

@@dubbingsync function in ours too. Why do you like, as stated in the video, lee suggested it.

There’s even fencing hilts that are shaped like a pistol grip, so curved is definitely a thing

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Yeah honestly Anakin vs Dooku always gets me sweaty by the time it comes up in the movie, it feels like so much has built up to this moment.

Thanks Heath!

I hope he's doing well

Looks better than today's technology lol

Yeah. If I wanted to pick a particular worst duel, I'd say Luke vs Kylo Ren.

@@evangremlich5775 That wasn't even a "lightsaber" duel per se

Yes, that's what made it so underwhelming. It's just slow-mo posing and dodging.

@ol' man 'rantrum Yeah, Last Jedi mentioned that.

It has to be Rey vs Kylo in TROS, Rey and Finn vs Kylo in TFA was entertaining, and Luke vs Kylo isn't a duel, Luke wasn't even there. Rey stabs Kylo through the chest and he doesn't die, and the thing with Leia makes no sense.

@@louisdrouard9211 Ok Windu is not better than Yoda. Palpatine was just going easy on him for Anakin. Yoda> Palpatine> Mace Windu> Count Dooku

Windu> Also palp lost its what Lucas said

@@daltonbeverly643 Ian McDiarmid seems to disagree...

The RotS novel, the RotS film, the RotS comic, and the source books all clearly show that Mace did indeed defeat Palpatine. its almost like Ian mcdonald is just an actor and not a creative mind on the project.

@@daltonbeverly643 The Rots film is the only one that is cannon and it really doesn't show any favortism to either side. It is completely subjective.

You’re comparing a just turned Jedi Luke to a master Yoda....

Yeah, but the point I was making is that through Luke, force lightning was seen as unstoppable, hence why that scene works.

Twice the pride...

@@ThinWhiteAxe Double the fall...

@@VinVonVoom [visible happiness]

that would be me

Why wouldn't it?

Rey was Kathleen Kennedy's feminist self insert. The sooner that fan fiction is de-canonised, the better!

I love Attack of the Clones, much better than Rise of Skywalker

@@geckomoriadaimyoofwano7157 and last jedi