Do it!!

Dew it

The ghost of Anakin was the face of what he was before he turned into darkside so they cannot reshoot it

@@icecreamy521 the same anakin who killed the younglings

@@benedictator4763 at start of the episode he wasn’t darth vader

I would say that the Jedi needed the Sith to guide them, like "thats wrong, we cant do THAT". They were very dogmatic and that had reasons but people dont see why if everything works fine. The "Jedi take young childs away from their families and indoctrinate them" is a perfect example. Anikan shows why they did that/what can happen if they dont do it. The Jedi were unnecessary without the Sith and took jobs that were probably better done by normal people... (I see that they can work as peace keepers and help with diplomatic issues but use them to fight crime? That compromises the Jedi too over time...

Give it time, they'll steal that from the EU too. After the 2nd episode of Obi-Wan Kenobi, they may be working to retconning the sequel trilogy.

Kylo didn't miss them 😂😂😂

The best Jedi Order.

Repent and follow Jesus! Contemplate how the Roman empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years to accomplish the religion of the Israelites C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate though because you can start a relationship with God and have proof. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life. - Revelation 3:20 Revelation has been unfolding since Jesus died. The Popes are now and have been claimed to be equal to God and set themselves in Jesus' place. Vatican City (Which is its own nation BTW) have risen up to fulfill the role of the false prophet 2 Thessalonians 2:4 says “Who opposes and exalts himself above all that is called God, or that is worshipped; so that he as God sits in the temple of God, showing himself that he is God.” The restrainer that the Apostle Paul was referring to was the Western Roman Emperor, who held back the Popes from taking power. Once the last Western Roman Emperor was removed from power in 476 AD, the Pope was given civil and ecclesiastic authority over Rome; healing the deadly head wound, as they took the Emperors title of Pontifex Maximus, leader of the church and state. “We may according to the fullness of our power, dispose of the law and dispense above the law. Those whom the Pope of Rome doth separate, it is not a man that separates them but God. For the Pope holdeth place on earth, not simply of a man but of the true God.” (Source: “Decretals of Gregory IX,” Book 1, chapter 3.) Pope Pius V blasphemed, “The Pope and God are the same, so he has all power in Heaven and earth.” (Source: Pope Pius V, quoted in Barclay, Cities Petrus Bertanous Chapter XXVII: 218.) Pope Leo XIII declared, “We hold upon this earth the place of God Almighty.” (Source: Pope Leo XIII Encyclical Letter, June 20, 1894) The antichrist sea beast of Revelation points to the office of the papacy, the Popes of Rome, who controlled the Roman beast for 1,260 years, from 538-1798 AD. Daniel 7:25 says “And he shall speak great words against the most High, and shall wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws: and they shall be given into his hand until a time and times and the dividing of time.” The Popes of Rome spoke against Elohim and proclaimed to be God. They reigned for 1,260 years, from 538-1798 AD. during which they caused tens of millions of saints to be killed. The Pope’s title is Vicar of Christ, which in Latin is ‘Vicarius Filii Dei’, and equates numerically to the number 666

He technically destroyed the emperor then died, ending the sith realistically so I agree until Disney ruined it

I agree that he is the chosen one

Agreed, no one can or should argue that...but that also does not take away the importance of Rey and Kylo as a Force Dyad!

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@@collegebro85 Nobody cares.

Same for me. I was sitting in the theater watching TFA thinking to myself “where is the republic? Why didn’t they rebuild? Where tf is Luke? Why tf is he living as a useless hermit and not fighting this threat? Did his experience redeeming Vader teach him nothing? How tf is the empire still in power? Where did these guys even come from?” And when they brought back Palpatine later on I was like “well, there they went and took a dump on Anakin’s character.”

@@WarriorofSunlight yeah sorry you weren't able to write wiki articles about the star wars movie

@@WarriorofSunlight well, they explained a lot of your questions. Maybe your weren’t paying attention! lol

The Disney films should not be considered canon.

@@AmazingJayB51 yes, but the explanations were bullcrap.

I would say that you accept older issues even if you see the problems at some point (I really dislike Indiana Jones 4 and when I talked with a older friend about it, he said that he thinks its still better then Indiana Jones 2. I have no problems with Indiana Jones 2, its part of Indiana Jones but I buyed only 1&3 in the Steel Box version so there is that)

I grew up in the 70's and 80's and have been a fan since as long as I can remember. In my 20's I eagerly awaited Episode 1 when it came out and I wasn't disappointed. I loved the prequels. Jar-Jar was too cartoonish, though but I didn't let him spoil the movie. I knew he was in there for the kids.

@@AbstractM0use hell yeah, I agree 100%! Why let a few aspects I don't like spoil the whole movie or trilogy. That just never made any sense to me. Although I can understand why ppl have a problem w/Luke's character arc in the ST. But we never even got to see his death in legends, it just went from Luke being a grown man and Jedi Master, to like a hundred years in the future with Krayts Empire. Either way the sith return and kinda broke Anakin's role of being the chosen one. But misread the prophecy may have been. So I am glad we eventually got to see Luke's death, and although I didn't agree with all the decisions made about his character, he did embody what Yoda said a Jedi truly is in Empire Strikes Back. Which I know isn't nearly as cool as a lightsaber wielding badass who kills all who stand in his way, like what was shown in the movies and the clone wars. He instead used the force for defense, not attack, and was able to defend and save the future of the galaxy without actually having fight anyone. Imo, he died embodying a true Jedi, not the bastardization they turned themselves into being political & military figures sitting in pearly white towers looking down on the rest of the galaxy. I thought that was cool af.

The ewoks are just young Wookies, surprised one didn't have a wooden toy bowcaster.

As the video suggested, it (the Ewoks) was all a marketing ploy aimed at children. They look like teddy bears, how much more obvious can that be? Agreed, having it on Kashyyk would've been so much better.

You make a really good point. One thing I always notice watching the prequels is how much more advanced the galaxy seemed back then. So it always led me to believe that with the fall of the republic and the reign of the empire, technological and scientific advancements stopped. Then after a couple generations and a few billion oppressed souls later we have this gunslinger/western civilization that was surviving and flying around the galaxy off the backs of the older generation’s achievements. You can see the same de-evolution with the animals and droids too.

Immediately thought the same. We see the same with vaccines and covid how lots of people try to seek some sort of evil plan or completely disregard all of the scientific achievements.

@@chrislandrum4032 right, my uncle and me had this same talk. He explained it similar to going from the Renaissance to the Dark Ages.

Especially since the Jedi like held the science used to find midiclorians to themselves. It wouldn't be something they wanted everyone to be able to do.

That's not true at all. The force is strong with this one. But, this guy in the rebel alliance - the force is not strong with him. Also - too old. Too old is he, to begin the training.

Thank goodness we seem to have moved on past that now.

@@WarriorofSunlight I hear you man 😔

And where did Kylo Ren get Vader's mask from? Did Luke actually pull that out of Vader's funeral pyre?

I never thought it was cold blooded, either. Greedo had a blaster pointed at him and was about to kill him. Han did what he had to do. Too bad Lucas disagreed and thought it was too un-hero-like. I guess he didn't think the audience picked up on the fact that Greedo said "I've been looking forward to this for a long time", indicating he was about to shoot Han. I don't even mind that he made it where Greedo shot, too I just hated how choppy the whole thing looked. They improved it since 1997, but I still prefer the original scene before the special edition.

You are so right...Rey was Kathleen Kennedy wanting to further her "we are woman",female empowerment , anti-man agenda at the cost of the destruction of the entire franchise. her instant abilities completely destroyed the reason for and purpose of the Jedi council and order.

@@rickmassey1272 exactly look at Ahsoka Tano, Luminara Unduli,Aayla Secura, Shaak Ti, Adi Gallia, Stass Allie, Yaddle, Leia All these characters had flaws and shit to deal with. All they all trained and had ‘natural’ talent. Rey comes in and can do everything better without struggle 🤣🤣🤣

or maybe there is more then just "the Force" and he has great instincts (like "a galaxy far far away" is greater then the force, why must he be normal or a force user? cant there be more?)

I don't think that having Han shoot first makes him some sort of killer. To me it just adds to his personality, like the time when Leia said she loved him and he replied with "I Know". Han is just a bit self-absorbed and a little cold, I think it makes a great counterbalance with Luke, who was all about the good & righteous things. But they work great together.

The prequels are still bad and by your nonsense should not be counted as canon either

@@jewsco The prequels still explained a lot of lore, whereas the sequels have done nothing but replicate George’s work (unfaithfully and terribly I will add) and just drive the money cow into the ground.

@@YeOldeYeet do they? Or did it take the clone wars and rebels to really fill it in. They talked about a few great adventures but never showed it

Yeah, nothing about the prophecy ever said that the balance would last forever.

That's where the Jedi failed, they felt it meant the complete elimination of the Dark Side & the Sith.

We're not told why he was at the Temple in Force Awakens. He could have been learning something about the Force. Trying to get in touch with Anakin, Obi-wan or Yoda. Learning where Snoke came from. And hell, Force Awakens implies that he's the one who left the map to find him which means he definitely wasn't on the island because he had given up

@@Cyberleader672 facts. I remember when the force awakens came out people scrambled trying to find out why he did it. Maybe he knew what was coming and was searching for a weapon/power to help stop it. Maybe he was chasing something that would redeem Kylo or restore the order. The theories went crazy, which was why it was SOOO disappointing when the last Jedi came out and the answer was he went into exile because he lost confidence in himself or whatever… Yikes

LOL 😆🤣!!

A war hero suffering from PTSD (as Luke clearly was) isn't really the definition of a coward.

@@lookingforwookiecopilot Correct. However, refusing to help your friends and family when they clearly need you. That is what I would call cowardly. It would also be good to see more of why Luke has PTSD beyond a 30 second flashback of something that in retrospect was completely justified

Correct

And Greedo didn't.

I think that was one of the points of balance to the force, Luke knew where the line between light and dark could be pushed safely after his duel with Vader on DS2. He knew he'd nearly fallen but resisted, in that moment the light and dark were united in him and when Anakin redeemed himself and removed the Emperor and himself in the process he balanced the force within Luke himself. That was another failing of the Jedi, their fear of the dark side made them omitt it entirely from their teachings and so they were never in balance themselves. Hence the need for a chosen one in the first place. The force had been out of balance since the defeat of the brotherhood of darkness, a millennium before. The Sith believed by destroying the Jedi order that they could reign indefinitely. Sidious attempted just that. This is where the sequels fail, they have simply brought back the struggle between light and dark without thinking about it. That story has been told already and better told I might add. If they had told of a different struggle, not made Rey a Mary Sue, not destroyed every original character except Leia and had better writers for the new characters then they would have added some good to an excellent saga.

Rogue One is good also.

that is exactly the story point that people, including the Jedi council, overlooked. they thought of themselves as being on the side of balance, when they were actually one of two opposing sides.

In the Mortis arc it’s even shown that the Son is out of control and that he’s the one who needs controlling while the Daughter is allowed to do as she pleases. The Father himself even reprimands the Son for falling to the Dark Side. There’s plenty of breakdowns of that arc that explain exactly why it’s further proof that the Light Side alone is balance and the Dark Side is inherent chaos. It’s really nothing new. It’s pretty straightforward in its symbolism.

Correct, but choose which fans you can explain this too, didn't end well for me, still can't talk to my brother over this, we Star Wars fans...

i don't think the Sith are the only Dark Side users, far from it. They're just the sworn enemies of the Jedi order.

That's not what is meant by the balance of the Force. I agree that it should be, but it just isn't. The Force is in balance when the galaxy is at such a state that life can prosper. The Jedi used the Force for their own ends, instead of allowing the Force to guide their actions. The Force then chose to end the Jedi through the darkside. The force responded to the Siths' growing power by creating Anakin. Destroying the Sith finally brought the force back into balance. It's not a Yin/Yang kind of balance, although I think it should have been. The key is in Qui-gon's belief in the "living force."

Not entirely correct. The Jedi (if you believe their jargon) are protectors of the balance of the Force. The Sith try to push the balance to favor the Dark Side.

You assume that the Jedi are strict white side force users and thats incorrect. Some are but they would have to destroy the whole underworld, syndicates and all that if they wanted are pure white side aligned galaxy.

The force is still a mystical energy field created by all living things, as Yoda and Obi-Wan explained it in the originals. The midichlorians are how beings can use it. In a sword and sorcery tale, we don't really need to know how a wizard can use magic and others can't. However, this tale is in an advanced civilization, so it makes sense that the Jedi would know why some people can use the force and others can't.

in the novelization of ROTJ he was very conflicted about what constituted going over to the dark side, and in the palace scene, he used the force to back the guards off, not to do permanent injury.

@@kenbrown2808 gee I haven't read the novelisation in a while

@@Huamogus501st I figure most people haven't.

@@kenbrown2808 I had a copy but idk where it is now

@@Huamogus501st top shelf in the spare bedroom. left hand side. not sure why I have the star wars books outside the alphabetical shelving, but I do.

Ya cause people are tired of having that crap jammed down their throats. Those who make the biggest deal about it are the biggots

What they did to The Clone Wars is unforgivable.

keep in mind Gungan society is not a meritocracy. the bosses rule by fiat and whim; and JarJar was an accidental hero, but a hero, nonetheless.

@Ken Brown Still annoying hero or not

@@ecrradio7620 which explains why Boss Nass sent him away to Coruscant.

I loved the Ewoks too back in '83, when I was twelve. Since growing pubes and discovering girls, I started to dislike them more and more as the years went on.

All the trauma he went throw, how the heck you expect to remember a droid. The PTSD from being cooked alive is enough to scramble memories! lol

@@AmazingJayB51 Fine, show compassion for the guy, but, what about the others mentioned?

One more to add: during Episode IV, when Obi-Wan & Luke go to the cantina to find a pilot to take them to Alderaan - do you think that Obi-Wan and Chewbacca knew each other from before? Chewbacca was definitely close to Yoda in Episode III, so he had Jedi ties. Perhaps Obi-Wan finding Chewie and Han was not by coincidence? - Did Vader & C3PO actually cross paths in ESB? Somehow I don't think that they did. I know they didn't in Ep IV. - Obi-Wan lied to Luke about not recognizing the droids (like how he lied about how Anakin died). Since their memories were wiped at the end of Ep. III, they had no memory of him.

@@stratplayr6997 Hells yeah! Nice one!

Pathetic attempt at gaining subs.

I really like this perspective, the only issue is George Lucas himself has stated that Anakin IS the chosen one, outright. So now I have to fit that within your narrative, which again I do really like. Not a lot of people catch that Obi Wan line in rebels. Maybe he believed that after all the experiences he had Anakin wasn’t actually the chosen one and it really was Luke. That’s possible

@@LightsaberGoBrrrrrr The problem with what George says is he has "said" a lot of things -> especially when he was making the PT, every single interview was, in a way, him marketing the new films. So of course he said Anakin was the chosen one and all 6 movies are about him - he wanted people interested in the new films with Anakin as the protagonist. If you really look into his quotes he contradicted himself more often than not - fair enough for someone who was running the company while also trying to direct and micromanage the "new" films. So I take GL's words with much salt - I'd never call him a liar, but he has been known to twist his words to fit the interview. (See -> his public reactions to TFA vs what we've now heard via Bob Iger's tell-all.) Ultimately, the real answer is in the story - and having the Prophecy be a literal guiding "force" over all events just is not all that interesting from a storytelling perspective. Far meatier a concept, and truer to the Joseph Campbell archetype from which GL directly pulled when writing the original Star Wars, is a mundane "prophecy" that many characters place their differing beliefs upon and how those interpretations charge and fuel their interactions. So Anakin "is" the Chosen One....from a certain point of view. From another, it's Luke; another, Rey. From another, they're all "the chosen one" for their respective times; from another, none of them are and the whole cosmic dance is a farce perpetrated by crazed mystics wielding unstable plasma swords. It's in these different perspectives that the actual story lays - how boring it would be, and has been when filmmakers play into this, if there were only 1 set of guiding rules in the story - 1 cemented "power ranking" that turns all conflict into Rock/Paper/Scissors. This is what the people who harp about The Chosen One want - they think Anakin should be "the most powerful" and anything any character does to show otherwise is, in their eyes, an absolute sin....all because GL likes to hype-up the project he's currently working on.