Just saw this for the first time, it's a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.

good edit man

I liked the prequels and the OT but I do not like the sequels

Actual so good.

I know right

Yeah

Aki Aoryuu nicely done

Aki Aoryuu Yeah I was laughing my head off when i heard that XD

"meesa back..." "noooooooooooooo"

Misa dark side

The ONLY time "NOOOOOOO" was cool!

Yes that did in fact happen in the video...

It’s actually mesa

That was brilliant 😂

Yousa Jar Jar Binks?

One one more ScOrE aRtJuR

What goddamn plan? Tahiti? Mangoes??!!

Best plan ever 👏 👏

My favourite part in the trailer.

The kind of thing you'd see in guardians of the galaxy😂

Jared Johnson I saw New Hope via VHS thanks to my dad but I still enjoyed the prequels when I saw them.

They are amazing, plus clone wars, perfection 😃

I got introduced by my family lol We’ve been watching star wars as long as i can remember

Don't, they're awful.

Ignore the haters, they're great films. They're just hipsters who have seen neither and let old bitter men think for them.

dave19941000 What does that make those who hate the prequels just because everyone else does?

dave19941000 I never said that you didn't see any flaws with the original, just that being a fan of the originals doesn't make you a nerd, enjoying the Star Wars universe as a whole (EU, Films, Books) makes you a nerd. Being a fan of the originals and only the originals either makes you a hipster or an 80's kid that does nothing but bitch about the current age of entertainment. They are good, but you never explained what prevents them from being good, then again, I doubt you can think for yourself.

dave19941000 Why the fuck can't Star Wars fans just like both? I do. (And I prefer the live action transformers to the original cartoon, which is kinda boring to me. That said, I still prefer Armada). Now, granted, I am 24 so I was at that crux where I watched the original all the time on recorded VHS, and was really excited when the prequels came out, and wasn't disappointed. But seriously, pull off the nostalgia glasses and just see the movie for what it is. Escape from fucking reality.

***** oh yes

SAME, HERE!!! YOU'RE NOT ALONE!!!

We'll start a support group after the video. LOL

I love the whole sage. Including the standalone films

does that include the Sequels? doubt it, because so many hate those just cause of Kathleen Kennedy & Disney.

@@Soron661 nope

Very very good editing. You made a trio of relatively bad movies..look disturbingly good. Someone should give JJ a call, you should be the trailer producer for the next 3 eps.

You actually made me want to watch the prequels! - this is no short, than a miracle of editing

Amazing,as usual!

you put so much effort into your videos thanks and keep it up

Please do this with The Clone Wars and Legend of Korra. ;)

sonicking2004 what where all thinking

Character development was actually one of the strengths of the sequels, regardless of what other flaws they have

@@johnmartinez7440 Press X to doubt

John Martinez, like Rey, Finn or Rose, right?

@@seucheanemone5652 but they aren't wrong

@@yoavmor9002 X

Yes! Thank you! Ewan McGregor is one of the main reason the prequels are watch-able. Also Liam Neeson's presence in the Phantom Menace helps that movie a ton too, too bad they killed them off, although I doubt he would have sign on for episode II and III

nightsurgeon23 I think the main problem with the prequels wasn't the actors as people tend to say (Hayden Christensen), but the script and story. The story was good but had poor execution. Christensen isn't a bad actor, he just had really bad lines and direction from Lucas. Same for Natalie Portman and Samuel L Jackson. Christopher Lee I thought was a really good villain when he was on screen and like you said Ewan McGregor is now the only Obi-Wan I see (I thought he was more memorable than Alec Guiness). Also Palpatine is probably the best part of the whole trilogy. His motives and ways of getting what he wants are really well done and is probably one of my favorite villains ever. Although the prequels had many flaws, I think people tend to forget that there was some good in them (kinda like Darth Vader) xD.

Albert Johfur Although they have flaws, I can understand where Hamill is coming from. I grew up with both trilogies and will always have a special place in my heart for the prequels as well as the originals. I think people who hate the prequels are just blind by wearing nostalgia goggles. Its not just prequel haters though. Many people love certain movies and games and hate newer ones due to nostalgia. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but there is a point where people need to stop being so critical. For example, I don't hate Jar Jar. I don''t like him but I don't hate him and don't feel like he ruined a franchise like everyone thinks. :)

I agree with this general sentiments. I prefer the Original Trilogy but the Prequels are by no means as bad as the majority makes them out to be. Whenever people talk about the CGI, they fail to realize that a LOT of the scenes used actual puppets, alien masks, and miniature sets for shots of Naboo and the like. Heck, the entire Geonosis Arena AND the barren area outside were both miniature shots with the droids and clones inserted using CGI. Furthermore, the CGI is fine. I never got why it's soooo frowned upon. I mean, I'm pretty sure if Lucas was told during Return of the Jedi, "you could use CGI to create thousands of stormtroopers and show whole trees being toppled over and burning OR you could hire maybe a hundred people to dress as stormtroopers and have it seem odd that the empire is beaten by rocks" -- he would've gone for the thing that let him do more. Heck, even in Episode 3, when he finally got to sort of redo the Endor battle using wookiees like he originally intended, he still hired a bunch of people to be wookiees. Next up... the acting. People seem to forget the originals were not oscar-worthy performances by any stretch. People who make fun of how whiny Anakin is forget about "but I was going into Tosche Station to pick up some power converterrrrs..." Furthermore, while Anakin and Padme did not have the type of chemistry that the original cast of Han, Leia, Luke, Chewie, etc. had, it wasn't the absolute worst thing ever. Especially since you have Qui-Gon Jinn who is a BRILLIANT character, Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan who is fantastic in the role and one of the best aspects of the entire saga IMO -- you can really see the progression from hotheaded young Obi-Wan to resentful and harsh Master Kenobi to brotherly bond and friend to Anakin to Old Ben. People who get upset over how "political" the film is. Getting bored with all the political stuff in it. But those people clearly do not understand 1. How stories work and 2. That the Original Trilogy is very much the Nazi Empire. Lucas straight up called the soldiers STORMTROOPERS even. The Emperor is Hitler. How did Hitler gain control? Through diplomacy. If anyone thought the Prequels wouldn't focus on Palpatine's rise and eventual takeover -- they were sadly delusional. If they believed it'd happen another way... they need look no further than the Originals to see that it would most likely parallel Hitler's rise as well. Further... if you look at the entire saga, 1 through 6... the originals are more exciting because there is no political stuff (although ANH specifically mentions senators and stuff even) while the prequels do -- it begins slow with all of that and then the Originals are the climax of the saga essentially. As for Jar Jar... yeah, he's dumb and sucks. Some of his antics can be excused (mainly the one where he swings the weapon but it wraps around him considering that was in ROTJ with the ewoks) but for the most part. Just an annoying and needless addition. But TO BE FAIR -- Lucas did tone down Jar Jar in Episode 2 and barely even featured him and then Jar Jar was virtually absent in 3. And on and on: the EXCELLENT lightsaber duels (though I dislike Yoda ever using a lightsaber, it always seemed like he would never use one -- in a way that Obi-Wan finds blasters as uncivilized, I figured Yoda thought the same about lightsabers and would instead rely solely on the Force), the Clone Trooper design (as well as the design of other things like spaceships) transitioning into what we know from the Originals. Clones going from Mandalorian-influenced armor and slowly evolving into the Stormtrooper aesthetic. It's neat.

nightsurgeon23 I have to mention Ian McDiarmid as well. Man this guy is brilliant. Too bad he mostly does theater.

Yes!

2, 3, 6, 4, 5, 1. Just because episode one is last doesn't mean I didn't like it, I love all the films really.

***** Wow you're list is almost just like mine only difference I would switch Empire Strikes Backs and Attack Of Clones. Witch of course that's just my list.

Yeah well most of it would probably be "The Battle of Geonosis" in ATOC but there are a few other moments of it too

Yeah Star Wars is just too many words to describe other than amazing. :) So tell me, do you have a light saber?

Same.

How can you love jar jar

@@comradetrump7120 Because he’s the single bravest character in all of Star Wars.

tomclancy008 *annoying

@@Travisej2 Jar Jar doesn’t annoy me in the slightest. Never has. But even if he did? Jar Jar is goofy. He’s clumsy. He’s not altogether bright. He breaks damn near everything he touches. To people within the setting, he’s a nuisance. But when his nation sent out the call to his arms, when his people faced annihilation, that goofy, loppy eared bastard picked up a gun and FOUGHT. He didn’t cower in the rear. He got his ass on the front and did his DUTY. An innocent, like Anakin, who should be nowhere near a battle, but he risked his life anyway because his people needed him. That makes him a hero. That’s why I love Jar Jar.

ZukoHalliwell Haha yeah; was honestly surprised myself.

The Unusual Suspect Holy crap it's been 16 years, how have I only just realised this?!

ZukoHalliwell That guy's everywhere.

I knew he looked familiar. XD

+ZukoHalliwell hawk eyes :)

Camecol21 That was from a blooper reel off Episode 1 I found on KZfaq: Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999) Bloopers Outtakes Gag Reel

The Unusual Suspect Ah, blooper reels. One of the best things ever made.

Is that you, Master Yoda?

Don't tell me you didn't enjoyed the Anakin Vs Obi-Wan fight scene in SW III!

CJ Ferrer Honestly, that fight was very well made and built up. Those people who call it shit are usually the hipsters who call everything in the prequel trilogy shit

Thor should keep an eye out.

Or on the vein of the original and TNG films also!

That works, too. :)

Valley Forge I was going to say the same thing. I would love to see a trailer for all Trek films in this style. By that I mean, individual. Though, you could do Khan-Voyage Home like a trilogy with one trailer

Great idea. :)

No, they're not. They offered more practical effects (miniatures, models, sets, etc.) in each movie than the entire original trilogy could provide. There's also CG, of course, but nowhere near as much as your average big budget movie offers today.

Agahnim Veneficus Hmm interesting. All the clips I've seen from it so far are the complete opposite of what you told me.

Yes they are.

ThatCrazyJiveTurkey Really? How can you tell? boards.theforce.net/threads/practical-effects-in-the-prequels-sets-pictures-models-etc.50017310/ If any of you are more than mere trolls, read that. All of that. These are the facts: More practical effects than the original trilogy and also revolutionary use of CG.

Agahnim Veneficus The depth and texture of the background look very fake and obviously computer generated. Your link did showcase some beautiful set pieces I'll admit. If only they weren't surrounded with inferior CGI (by todays standards of course).

Lol, but this was a LOT harder to make than the OT, I bet. =P Dang Jar-Jar plagued so many shots in Phantom Menace.

Indeed, this one might not be as good, but it was A LOT harder to make