don't forget the cymbals :)

The ents are marching to war Sorry couldn't resist

@Captain Britain - Legend.

WHY OH WHY DID THEY NOT KEEP THAT IN THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK?

@@Emper0rH0rde was looking for that exact thing

I thought I was the only one

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I just realized I can only do this with John Williams soundtracks. I can close my eyes and listen to his original trilogy or Indiana Jones scores and picture the entire movie in my head beat for beat.

You can almost recite the script 😅

@@nickbode5211 and @NIX-FLIX, how good is to know I'm not the only one, too.

Well now we knkw why they arrived late

At the time we didn’t know if this was the last stars movie we will ever get. So having the main theme like this to open us up with a epic space battle seemed perfect way to start the final movie.

Wasn't the Venator on Mandalore when Ahsoka was there? Because it got destroyed a day or two later.

This movie I absolutely amazing. The best in the series imo.

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Obi-Wan Kenobi: Let them pass between us.

*pew pew pew! Wiz wiz woooooooosh zyooooooom! Bop bip bop Kaboom! Nyaaoooooom!*

LMAO yes

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They sent in the rollers!

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Took all the credit too

Watch those wrist rockets!

That level in “LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga” was so satisfying when I first played it as a kid. The cinematography and thrill of a dangerous space battle was so much fun. And the fact that John Williams’ music was going at rapid speed while I’m soaring through enemy forces adds to the excitement of the experience. Just went in and starting annihilating all those fighters, collecting a bunch of LEGO studs and got all the Minikits in one try was awesome! I know I’m probably going a bit overboard with it, but I just like talking about nerdy stuff like that. That’s how I am.

I see it. Oh, this is going to be easy!

@@thegamerzonewithgrimmxiii "Let them pass between us."

George Hamilton ”they overshot us”

@@jejh600 "They're coming around."

@@georgeofhamilton *Obi Wan attempting to out-manoeuvre missiles* "Alright R4, No no no, NO! Nothing too fancy!"

Ahhh I have bad felling about this!

Thank you for adding the sounds, keeps me more invested

@@jonathanpiccini7464 *they skid along hangar floor*

@@cat157 *obi wan leaps out and slices some battle droids before landing*

@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 *Anakin casually un buckles his safety harnesses*

The best part for me

came for 2:00 but I do like that part too

*pathetic*

@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 hello there!

@@obiwankenobi9141 GENERAL KENOBI

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It'll never quite hit the same as hearing it for the first time in theaters. The ground shook like a rancor was coming at you

meanwhile, with Anakin and R2: "I'll try spinning! That's a good trick!"

@@gavanhill5132 The following is an excerpt from _Star Wars: The Clone Wars,_ Season 1, Episode 4: "Destroy Malevolence": Kenobi: Anakin, you're crazy. Spinning is not flying. Skywalker: But it's a good trick.

69 likes. Nice

And then it ends for about an hour after they crash land on Coruscant.

@@RenegadeShepTheSpacer and then starts again when mace says you are under arrest

Let them pass between us

@@linkthehylianchampion1651 in fornt of us is Generał Grievous's ship.

the most epic star wars introduction

@@StykFo the opening act of this movie is part of imo why its george best sw movie

Lol, what does footballer George Best have to do with it?

For a moment ai read it with the clone wars voice narrator epic

I tilted my phone and moved it slowly while reading this

Back at the time this was released, they were a bit less of a joke in ground warfare when they had a competent general (back in 2003 Grievous was a very capable strategist and Jedi Killer and most of the campaigns leaded directly by him were won), but yeah, excluding those moments they were the laughstock of armies, even worse than the average stormtroopers.

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Mainly since they were design to win through sheer number instead of actual tactical advantage with aim. Sure you can still have overwhelming numbers but it’s good to ensure you have quality effective forces that are high in number or you get a mistake of an army that can’t handle a superior foe that knows how to exploit you.

​@@alexslgato1735Primarily a consequence of Filoni treating them as a joke. In the movies and 2003 CW they're a fairly competent force

Star Wars Opinion This is where the fun begins

@@zayisweird78"Let them pass between us." *Giant head on dogfight ensues*

@@thediamondphenom3174 "I'm gonna go help them out!"

@@Webshooters1 No . . . they are doing their job so we can do ours!

@@gavanhill5132 missiles pull up

“A pair of starfighters. Jedi starfighters. Only two. Two is enough. Two is enough because the adults are wrong, and their younglings are right. Though this is the end of the age of heroes, it has saved its best for last”

Hey, you’re right. The three main heroes in Episodes I, II, and III are Anakin, Padme, and Obi-Wan. In Episodes IV, V, and VI are Luke, Leia, and Han. And finally, in Episodes VII, VIII, and IX are Finn, Rey, and Poe.

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Obi wan: They’re shutting down all the controls! Anakin: Move to the right so I can get a clear shot of them.

@@lobrew621 Obi Wan: Oh I have a bad feeling about this.

"R4 is just an R2 painted red isn't he?" "Be careful what you say about R4 or you might just get bopped on the head real quick"- George Lucas

@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 she

@@kellenvanberkum3119 the quote actually says it so we're both wrong

Friend: 🅱oi what I tell you

I think Williams was doing the Harry Potter ost at the same time and would’ve had two+ films in the Nominees

The score is excellent, but due to the rules the Academy has for Best Original Score, this score and likely the other prequels, wouldn’t have been eligible due to using many cues and themes of the original trilogy, thus making the score not comprised of enough original cues and themes that are exclusive to just this film. They’re very strict when it comes to original score. I understand their reasoning, but their reasoning is to a fault at times. These reasons are why There Will Be Blood didn’t get nominated for Best Original Score as Jonny Greenwood had a mix of original music made specially for the film and music that is either classical or older material he composed for other projects. Basically, since the same is used for the Star Wars prequels, there’s an argument that the score isn’t 100% original as there’s too much of a mix of older themes and cues with new ones and when looked at as a whole, it would likely be determined that there was more music from the original trilogy incorporated into the score of the prequels. While it’s fine to have older cues or themes from a previous film if this is a sequel to a previous film or films, the older cues and themes cannot make up over 50% of the score with the new music for the film. I don’t recall the exact percentage but I think over 50% sounds a bit right. But the original themes and cues in the prequels are incredible.

@@Berd413 no, Willams didn’t do Harry Potter 4, which was the film that came out the same year as Revenge of the Sith. Williams only did the first three Harry Potter films and there have been various people nominated for Original Score for different films, I mean Williams beat himself when he won for Star Wars in 1978 as he was also nominated for Close Encounters of the Third Kind. It’s not odd for people to be nominated against themselves in the music categories, though it could possibly backfire and someone else wins due to one cancelling themselves out as people might not be able to vote on just one being the superior score or song, so the Oscar will go to someone else.

The Oscars are a joke now.

To be fair, John Williams was nominated for 2 other films that year, Munich and Memoirs of a Geisha, both excellent scores in their own right.

Oh, Lord.... XD

💯🔥

Absolutely

ESB

Preach 🎉

THIS AND ESB IS ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE IN CINEMATIC HISTORY

I never noticed that. He is a fucking genius.

And when is this happening in ROTS?

​@@joeytaylor1021this is the opening, the Battle over Coruscaunt.

he does that with xylo too

I was 7 when it came out too.

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I feel you man I remember watching it when i was about 8 years old in the cinema and it blew me away

I was 12 when it came out, and it blew me away too! One of my most memorable cinema experiences of all time 😀@@gabetv6280

I was 9 and wish I could have seen them in theaters, lucky you man. I did play most games too

Ah yes, the negotiator

Qui gon has entered the chat

I go there all the time

It's just a futuristic planet sized São Paulo, i don't want to live there

I see it. This is gonna be easy.

Oddball, do you copy?

Zucc Cuckerberg Copy, Red Leader. Mark my position, and form your squad up behind me. We’re on your tail, General Kenobi. Set S-foils to attack position.

R2*

Dooku cannot give like nor can he give dislike because he hasnt got thumbs (or hands for that matter).

Or a had XD

And Darth Sidious.

And the Magna guards

And Lushros Dofine.

Impostor

Anakin Skywalker if I’m the imposter, then who was clapping Padme cheeks last night?

@@anakinskywalker8640 I was

@Anakin Skywalker Now that’s a lie

We all know

Just search revenge of the Sith soundtrack to find the playlist

You could just save the playlist, so you don’t have to search it to find the playlist.

I think this is the full recording. In the film that stuff was edited out

It must have been placed in a video game to be extracted like this. The sessions are not out.

You probably have but they lower the volume cause they might be speaking or have special effects or audio.. or something like that

@@drewcollier1138 I'm pretty sure the sessions are released, that's what we're listening to.

The audio recordings include parts not actually included in the movie due to run times etc.

Big facts

Man I remember being in theaters for this and the opening is just stellar. Might be my favorite SW episode.

And before someone says the sequels were Williams' last Star Wars score, we don't count them here.

I'm with you there. 👍 "If an item does not appear in our records, it does not exist!"@@admiralstone2456

DUDE!! That would’ve been epic! Actually fighting on the streets outside the office, final point being his office, absolute chaos from both sides with AI (police and security teams along with clones) all fighting off the droids to open a way to Grievous’ ship. That all would’ve been awesome! A mix of boarding the ship while space is disabling parts of it to hinder enemy moment and control. That would’ve been so much fun!

Jhett Greene thanks for the bookmark!!

This is where the fun begins

6:55 for reference

You’re Welcome

PREACH!!!

Nah.

@@diganmelaraxd6981 yes.

@@dannycardona211 Well, is a subjetive opinion. The A New Hope opening changed the cinema story and it's how all we know about Star Wars started.

@@diganmelaraxd6981 Sure that's true but the opening of Revenge of the Sith is waaaaaaaay more dope

He is in my behind

Game time started.

Don’t Mention It

Ikr, I hate that we properly even hear 1:28-2:01 throughout the whole movie

What do you mean original version?

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@@nastynate4916 Actually you hear a bit of it when the 212th attack Utapau. Here's the part I mean: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p7CXa7Omzpyvip8.html 2:05

@@fuzzyotterpaws4395I think he means the movie version if you didn’t find that out in the last 3 years.

"We're on your tail, General Kenobi. Set S-foils in attack position."

Endor I guess.

Some did come close but were hindered my limited tech to become as great as this.

BY*

I'd say that the attack on the Death Star in episode IV was by far the most realistic and immersive battle, but the battle of Coruscant is the grandest and most glorious battle overall.@@shcdemolisher

@@platyhelminthes2877Full agreement.