And yet they made Rey the hero and Kylo the villain. They should’ve gone with Rey embracing her Palpatine side and becoming a Sith while Kylo continued the Skywalker bloodline and rebuilt the Jedi Order
the writing was really bad... kylo should of been far darker and they should of brought the knights of ren into the fold. these films were garbage and got so many laid-off at Lucas films.
Newt Scamander in the books and other SW bodies of work he was, but because there is so much lore around him they couldn’t fit his whole backstory along with Reys/Rens in two hrs
@@reallyhimongod they didnt need to fit the whole backstory but this is a fundamental problem with the Disney trilogy, they rely way to much on other media to flesh out the characters and stories.
@@briobrandon911 Yeah I'm sure that the original trilogy was very original as well - blow up the Death Star, immediately make a new one and blow it up as well.
bryan wee he was never a Sith, that’s why him and Kylo were never really a true threat. There dark side users and then there was the Sith which are the ultimate dark side users
Maul: *survives a decade without legs* Anakin: *survives without legs in a dangerous lava planet before being rescued* Snoke: *dies 5 seconds after his legs are chopped off*
To be fair I thought that that as well at first but having watched Rise Skywalker they could have just brought back Snoke in some form or another, rather than what they actually did
Well snoke was never meant to be the main villain kylo was, snoke was always a vessel for his character. He was never even set up as a mystery, Andy serkis made that clear by saying snoke is just snoke. We made it a mystery so you made yourself disappointed not the movie. But hell you still got a good explanation in Rise skywalker so what’s to complain about
Nyx12 Educate yourself before making claims. Disney did hype up Snoke, and before TROS Snoke was his own character canonically. Not a tool for Palpatine.
@@donaldthescotishtwin EXACTLY and kylo never needed up being the main Villain - Palptine was. Snoke was already doing the exact same thing within the story.
@@o-wolfhow are we incels for hating rey and the sequels. We dont hate her because shes a woman, its because shes horribly written and is a mary sue of star wars. Classic FEMCEL calling everyone an incel
Dreadlock Prince to let people think that his not palpatin, probably. And we all know that Palpatin is a liar. He said to Anakin that they will work together to save Padme, didn’t happen. So I guess all the plan was to bring them together so he could reborn. Actually it’s explain why Snok didn’t see the lightsaber moving, he did see that lightsaber he just let Kylo kill him
I am not sure Snoke was actually controlled by Palpatine directly. Created by and a puppet for yes. But I think Snoke more acts as a tool to swing Kylo to the dark, nothing else.
@@elliotjohnson9415 thats what you think, but why we dont know It? Why is not explained? This is why this trilogy sucks, they introduce u new characters and u dont know nothing about them, they revive old characters and they dont explain why are they Alive. This trilogy sucks, fuck Disney.
@@theoriginalman9426 It was my own creation. But if you imagine that their are millions of people who hate Star Wars, then you will recognize that their are millions of commentary like this.
Someone complaining about why Palpatine not death yet, because we have this stupid death for nothing in this episode so we need new villain again. *now this trilogy almost garbage for me 😢
We had a villian. His name was kylo ren. He was infinitely more interesting than either snoke or palpatine. But nope. Gotta have a big evil old dude or I guess it's not star wars. I am very salty over palpatine's return.
Kylo ren was the villain dude. That was the point of killing snoke. The new trilogy was about him and Rey, who gives a fuck about snoke? He’s just some boring evil guy. Kylo ren makes a much more compelling villain because the audience can actually identify with him.
@@anenemystand5582 maybe you're right, from a certain point of view. I was glad to see the death of such a bland and generic villain with no backstory whatsoever
@@anenemystand5582 I mean we had so many theories about snoke (like him being plagueis or someone's relative and whatnot) but well... He's as hollow and stupid as it gets
Back when the movie premiered, it was my favorite moment ever and boy, was I happy I didn't have to wait another 2 years to see that bastard get unalived. Now I realize that not only did Snoke's early death completely undermine the trilogy's whole story, he left behind a vacuum; since the sequels no longer had a big bad, Palpatine of all characters was shoehorned in to fill that vacuum. Nice going Disney, brilliant set of movies.
The tension and predictability was completely ruined showing the shot of Ben turning his hand and the light-saber turning also. Would have been a bigger shock not knowing these two shots.
The fact that Snoke is a clone made me think of how in Legends Darth Sidious took a Gamorrean and a Kowakian Monkey-Lizard and mutated them through Sith Alchemy. Gorc and Pic were reborn as Mutants with a Force-Bond and were codenamed the Brothers of the Sith.
My theater on opening night went wild at these scenes. One of the best theater going experiences I've ever had. Even opening night for endgame wasn't as hyped.
Pretty sure that was a majority opinions as well. Abrams set up the trilogy story in TFA only to have Johnson turn it upside down in TLJ. Abrams had to throw everything into TROS to somewhat clean up the mess Johnson left. He basically had to throw the kitchen sink in there.
Olle Selin Olle Selin - You can believe that if you want. Right about now, Abrams is Disney’s puppet and he’s saying what they want him to say. They’ve been doing damage control since TLJ.
That scene where the lightsaber flies back to Snoke.. did anyone else see Kylo move slightly out of the way.. as if he already expected it to be plucked out of Rey's path by Snoke.. it's kind of funny yet sad..in a hopeless kind of way..
my theory was snoke is that little kid in ROTS that said “master skywalker theirs to many of them, what are we going to do?” edit: also wasnt that georges son?
@@sondjuchiha975 No, the one who asked that question was a youngling, hiding in the Jedi Counsel chambers. George's kid was a pre-teen, or young teenager, who took out two clone troopers, before they killed him.
Honestly, he did see the lightsaber. This wouldn’t be the first time Palpatine set everything in motion for his favor. I feel this now because Palpatine told Kyle that every voice he has heard is his and if Snoke was a clone (clone of who though?) then I feel like he purposefully had him killed off because of the rule of two. Just a theory though. My opinion is, it was all apart of his plan all along.
Lel u ever seen a good movie in ur life? This is the equivalent of the main character randomly driven thru by a bus. Entire movie felt like some cheap reality show with random BS. Prolly what this generation wants to see, although Box Office numbers tell a slightly different story. For a good twist, try "The Sixth Sense"
@@mariusraab9076 yes I've seen the sixth sense. I've seen Get Out. I've seen Fight Club. I've seen The Mist. I've seen Donnie Darko. I've seen Arrival. I've seen Gone Girl. I've seen Memento. And the list goes on. But lel to you for not understanding why that particular plot twist from TLJ is sooo crucial to the character development of Kylo Ren. It is a great twist and only a fool questions it.
Everytime Snoke was on screen he was menacing with a great voice and made the scene 10 times better. Such a shame Rian killed him just to "subvert our expectations" smh
This scene could have singlehandedly provided the perfect opportunity for the Sequels to become a wonderful closing curtain on the saga. Except they ruined and completely squandered it, because money speaks much louder than a well crafted narrative for Disney. Throughout the entire Star Wars Saga, we hear ‘find balance in the force’. It is clear that the all powerful and all binding entity that is the ‘Force’ is looking for balance, because without balance there is only chaos. As shown in every single movie, the Force sets up and ‘intervenes’ by providing opportunities in each ‘key moment’ throughout the Saga so that this balance can be eventually achieved. The Sequels SHOULD have been about finding ‘balance’ through the mutual destruction and renunciation of both the Jedi Order and the Sith Order. Therefore, creating a new ‘order’ entirely, the Order of the (now balanced) Force. Yet, all we got was some weird mash up, with the only aim of re-creating a similar financial and societal success of the original trilogy. What we COULD have got would have been a very powerful cinematic Sequel trilogy. The Jedi thought balance could be brought about by enforcing ‘order’ across the galaxy through abstaining from almost everything that was considered ‘temptation’. Including any and all emotion: “there is no emotion, there is peace”. All Sentient Beings experience emotion, it’s something hardwired within them. Without it, there is no point in living because to have a meaningful and fulfilling life means you must embrace and express emotion. They thought that by suppressing their anger, frustration and any feelings of malice automatically made them ‘good’. They sat upon their high horse, claiming their way was ‘Just’ and ‘Righteous’. Yet, they were still not alerted to the Sith hiding amongst their numbers. They were blinded and ultimately destroyed by their own toxic pride. The Sith thought that balance could be brought about by enforcing ‘order’ across the Galaxy with a brute iron fist. They thought raw and untamed power was the key to using the Force to its’ full potential. They believed the Jedi were simply not tapping into the full scope and reach of the Force. They felt that instead of suppressing their emotions, they would unleash them with passion. Specifically focusing on the emotions of anger, frustration and malice. However, their constant search for ‘power’ was never satisfied. Their untamed emotions always destroyed them. They were blinded and ultimately destroyed by their own toxic lust. Both the Jedi and the Sith were wrong. The Force knew that, because..well...it’s the Force. Both sides were two extreme ends of one pole, with them both claiming their ‘way’ was right and was the only ‘correct’ understanding of the Force. So, that being said, how could this Scene have set up the Sequel Trilogy for a much more thorough and wholesome narrative? Well, for starters it should have acted as the ‘crossing point’ between the ‘light’ and the ‘dark’ sides of the Force. Similar to the Yin and Yang symbol. Rey was being forcibly pushed towards the Light and Kylo (Ben) was forcing himself towards the Dark. Both of these paths were ‘forced’ and unnatural for both of them and they knew that. Rey wanted desperately to become a Jedi and looked up to Luke Skywalker, Kylo wanted desperately to become a Sith and looked up to Darth Vader. Yet, leading up to this Scene, we saw Kylo constantly feeling the ‘pull’ from the Light and forcing himself to reject it. On the flip side, in the lead up to this Scene, we saw Rey acting bashful, enraged and passionate with a temptation to act out aggressively just like a Sith. Therefore, this Scene should have been Rey giving in to the Dark and Kylo giving into the Light. It should have been a polarity shift. Rey was passionately enraged when she brandishes Kylo’s red lightsaber but Kylo was calm and composed. In this moment, Snoke (who was a fantastic villain) should have realised Rey’s true Sith potential and simultaneously realised why it’s been so difficult trying to train Kylo to be a true and pure Sith. Then, it should have become less about killing Snoke and more about seducing Rey. Snoke’s line to Rey should have been “you have the spirit of a true...Sith”. She’d be trying to kill Snoke for the same reasons, because she believed it was right, but would be trying to do it through personal anger and would have given in to temptation, thus revealing her true character. Kylo on the other hand was starting to feel utter shame, guilt and regret about what he had done (killing his own father) he was starting to realise he‘s not a Sith. No matter how hard he tries, he’ll never become like Darth Vader. He starts to turn back to the Light, just like Vader did in ROTJ. Snoke would hold Rey effortlessly on her knees with the Force as it happens in the Scene, with Rey expressing complete and utter rage. Snoke orders Kylo to strike her down, and Rey is almost egging him on because she’s so enraged with little to no care, she’s dead either way. Kylo raises his red saber, but then lowers it and throws it across the room. Rey sees her opportunity and Force pulls his red saber to herself and goes to strike him, but Kylo (now becoming Ben) Force pulls the blue lightsaber (His Grandfather’s) from Snoke’s chair and blocks her strike just in time. Both of their characters have now assumed their ‘true’ forms for the first time. Rey has become a Palpatine (Sith) and Kylo has become a Skywalker (Jedi). They both duel, now as their assumed counter opposites. It would directly mirror their duel in the Force awakens, showing a complete flip in allegiances to understandings of the Force. Snoke would be a spectator, watching Jedi become Sith and Sith become Jedi right before his eyes. There would now be higher stakes involved as not only are Rey and Kylo fighting each other, they would also need to defend themselves against Snoke’s guards. Snoke should NOT have been killed off here, Andy Serkis performance was brilliant and the whole time I was watching I felt on the edge of my seat at what he was going to do next. Snoke should have been the final villain at the end of Rise of Skywalker, not Palpatine. So, in this new alteration, Snoke would have survived as it would be revealed that he was Force projecting the entire time, his projection would disappear as he was physically on Exegol. Snoke would later be revealed to be Darth Plagueis, hence why he is so powerful and seemingly ‘all knowing’. This new alteration I’ve proposed for the scene, would allow Rey to fully assume the Dark side of the force and take the Sith throne in Rise of Skywalker. Not out of mindless evil or a sudden change in heart, but because she believed it would be the only way to stop the war and save her friends (just like Anakin with Padame). Plus, it would allow her to channel all of the anger and frustration that she expresses about her time on Jakku and being abandoned. Kylo would now become Ben, and fully assume the Light side of the force, surrendering himself to the Resistance. It would allow him to find refuge and forgiveness for what he had done. Thus, both characters would not only assume their ‘true’ identities but would have found meaning, purpose and resolution in doing so. In the final battle in Rise of Skywalker, it should have been Rey (now revealed to be a Palpatine) on the throne with Snoke (now Plagueis) manipulating her. Promising her that she could stop the war and save her friends, if she killed Kylo and assumed the role of Empress. Kylo (now Ben) would arrive and a Duel of the Fates would ensue. Rey has become ‘all’ of the Sith and Ben has become ‘all’ of the Jedi. This massive collision between the two extreme sides of the Force would cancel each other out and result in mutual destruction. Both Rey and Ben would soon realise that by either one of them dying, there would still be chaos in the Force and across the Galaxy. So they turn their efforts towards Plagueis. It would become the Jedi and the Sith TOGETHER in unison against the unbalance of the Force, which is ultimately Plagueis as he has been pulling the strings since the Phantom Menance. With the destruction of Plagueis would come the simultaneous destruction of both the Jedi and the Sith Orders, as Rey and Ben renounce their ‘allegiances’ and instead become ones with the Force. THEN, when Rey ignites her yellow lightsaber at the end of Rise of Skywalker, it would have had a much better symbolic meaning. The Star Wars Saga would have closed with the Force finally finding balance and order restored across the Galaxy.
2:52 Emperor: (Laughing) Good. I can feel your anger. You done well. Rey: (Turns off saber and places it and bows) Emperor: The darkness is yours now in your Crossguard saber that is red. Your training is now complete. Now, you must go to Hoth to find the Sinister Six at the Sable international base. You must bring the inqustors to hunt them down and make sure you see the infinity stones, the devil's breath, antiserum, and the Avengers' powers. Rey: As you wish, master. Emperor: One more thing, you must send in the demons to attack so it will be the powerful ones and the imperial and first order and second empire guards for powerful for you. Rey: I will not fail you master. (Begins mission)
The new trilogy will be remembered as a conflict between two directors each trashing the vision the other had for the franchise.
Not true
just because they have different Visions doesn't mean they're trashing each other
Rian Johnson sucks
Don't you realize everything jj did on ep9 was because we complain about The Last Jedi? He changed everything established on 8 because of us, the fans
Wake up, people, move on
Snoke: sees everything
also snoke: doesn't see lightsaber moving
Well, arrogance is a bitch
It was lame
Just like Darth Maul, sliced by Obi Wan Kenobi
@@RufusMufus159 wat was the point in him to die though
Nate that’s just bad writing
To think snoke was a clone made by palpatine. Smh
Smh?
Rise of skywalker
smoke...
@@Kingalex0120 shake my head
Striker 7 ik Brother
"It was I, who was not wise enough to resist the bait"
KONO dio da
harrison chidlow
I’m going to say the N word
True, can't believe I fell for this crap and decided to watch it
Imagine putting a watermark on something you don’t own LMFAO
I don't know why anyone would want to claim Rian Johnson's last jedi haha
Not only that but hes the editing is awkward as fuck, theres too many cuts, and the whole context and immersion is ruined.
He made this, fool.
Imagine copying a comment you don't own
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Kylo Ren was calm like a jedi, and Rey was angry like a sith
IKR
A dyad in the force 🙌
And yet they made Rey the hero and Kylo the villain. They should’ve gone with Rey embracing her Palpatine side and becoming a Sith while Kylo continued the Skywalker bloodline and rebuilt the Jedi Order
the writing was really bad... kylo should of been far darker and they should of brought the knights of ren into the fold. these films were garbage and got so many laid-off at Lucas films.
@Elias Rivera Disney star wars is shit
you ever hear the tragedy of snoke the not so wise?
😂😂👌👌
I thought yes. It is the Jedi would tell you. It's not a Sith legend.
HEY
I think Snoke is Darth Plagues
@@masterm537 no I'm not
Snoke was never really fleshed out as a character imo
Newt Scamander in the books and other SW bodies of work he was, but because there is so much lore around him they couldn’t fit his whole backstory along with Reys/Rens in two hrs
@@reallyhimongod I was trying to make a bad pun lol sorry. But yeah
Newt Scamander haha I see it now good one!
Snoke was just a diversion from palpetine
@@reallyhimongod they didnt need to fit the whole backstory but this is a fundamental problem with the Disney trilogy, they rely way to much on other media to flesh out the characters and stories.
Spoiler Alert:
Snoke is ugly as hell
he's hot af
@@jbruv2393 But what if I told you that, having the high ground, Snoke is actually pretty cool?
@Ben B. This is not a spoiler, this is your opinion
@@blackeyedstudent1523 Excuse my severe sarcasm here, but
OH REALLY?!
That's not a spoiler. That's just an opinion, and a rude one would you call a burn victim ugly?
3:50 this guy doesn’t want to kill Ray and fight against ghost 😂
Rey*
@@hzhu685 No, can we Just canonically call her Ray
Sure, suit yourself!:/
No no no it’s not Rey it’s Reyd Shadow Legends
@@ef-5tornado495 no no no its MaReysue
Every time an emperor frees a Jedi from his handcuffs he ends up dying
Filippos Nk 1. Snoke isn’t an emperor 2. Palpatine is alive
@@Karen-dn7qd snoke was the emperor watch the last Jedi again.Also until TROS we didn't know Palpatine was alive
Filippos Nk Supreme Leader, and you made this comment a day ago, when the rise of skywalker came out 11 days ago
@@Karen-dn7qd u know what fuck it.Happy new year
@@Karen-dn7qd But Palpatine still died in episode 6. In the beginning of episode 9 he literally says "I have died before".
So he was dead.
I like how the sequel trilogy essentially remade the Emperor’s throne room scene from Return of the Jedi twice, once in this movie and again in IX.
Yup they literally had no ounce of originality in then. They had to use the OG characters to save this sorry ass trilogy. Im just glad its over 😭
Well at least episode 9 has the real SENATE
@@speedyplayz23 which is way worse and undermines episode 1-6. emperor is dead and should remain so, they didn't even explain how he survived.
@@briobrandon911 Yeah I'm sure that the original trilogy was very original as well - blow up the Death Star, immediately make a new one and blow it up as well.
Or Still more original than the sequels
1:56
“We.. got caught, I cut a- dbdgubgugghb”
Cpt.Trapper 😂
Cringe
Imagine watermarking something that isn't yours
Italian Mapping Imagine copying someones comment
This post was made by original creators gang
Imagine stealing a comment and editing it a bit so you think nobody will notice
@@justblast3393 umm... you did.
Italian Mapping I reported him in hopes of having this shitty video removed
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You are a meme one!!!
Memes are strong with this one
Obi wan kenobi General Kenobi!
It's over Obi Wan, we got the meme ground!
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0:56 When you wake up on a school day
or a workday 🤣
Spoiler alert
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Snoke is nothing
😥
Nah, he’s something:
He’s dead
He is a clone
But Rey isn’t
MAR mar Aye waste of villain
2:37 kept replaying this part. 😂😂😂
Kylo in the back 🤣
@@qerri he even tilted his head a bit for lightsaber to circle around🤣
@@EarthWalker0😂 lol
It's something right out of a spoof movie lol 😂
Kylo Ren: *I'm gonna do what they call a pro gamer-move*
You mean go in the option and then click on 'change team'
0:38 “It was I who was wise enough to resist the bait”
Wait what
Did he just foreshadow his own doom ?
the scene is cut
All the sith is in me. Lame character snoke
bryan wee he was never a Sith, that’s why him and Kylo were never really a true threat. There dark side users and then there was the Sith which are the ultimate dark side users
Maul: *survives a decade without legs*
Anakin: *survives without legs in a dangerous lava planet before being rescued*
Snoke: *dies 5 seconds after his legs are chopped off*
If only he had hated Rey more he would have survived
@@Paul-ew5stand lost a hand
@@Paul-ew5stfr
Or maybe Snoke did survive, and was reassembled...
1:44 I laugh everytime 😂😂
*Snoke:* I cannot be betrayed.
*Finn:* Am I a joke to you?
Disney: Let’s make the little mermaid black for representation
Finn: Am I a joke to you? Am I a waste of potential?
Kylo’s face during this whole thing is a mood
0:44 She let a squeaky one rip out of fear
Snoke: I'm a powerful Sith!
Disney: imma end his entire career.
And Benicio del Toro's character is never heard from again.
Meetthekiller7 I wonder if he died when the light speed crash happened.
@@decderb1228 Hopefully.
Yeah good he was some wannabe Talon Karrde
This moment right here is what set the sequels off the rails.
It is an awful moment but everything up to this point was still horrendously shit
To be fair I thought that that as well at first but having watched Rise Skywalker they could have just brought back Snoke in some form or another, rather than what they actually did
Well snoke was never meant to be the main villain kylo was, snoke was always a vessel for his character. He was never even set up as a mystery, Andy serkis made that clear by saying snoke is just snoke. We made it a mystery so you made yourself disappointed not the movie. But hell you still got a good explanation in Rise skywalker so what’s to complain about
Nyx12 Educate yourself before making claims. Disney did hype up Snoke, and before TROS Snoke was his own character canonically. Not a tool for Palpatine.
@@donaldthescotishtwin EXACTLY and kylo never needed up being the main Villain - Palptine was. Snoke was already doing the exact same thing within the story.
The bit where the lightsaber hits Rey in the head is probably the best moment in the whole sequels trilogy. You can't change my mind
Actually funny moment from the sequels lol
Incel Culture Warriors unite!!
it was a masterful shot and one fo the best scenes in cinematic history
@@o-wolfhow are we incels for hating rey and the sequels. We dont hate her because shes a woman, its because shes horribly written and is a mary sue of star wars. Classic FEMCEL calling everyone an incel
@@o-wolfah yes ”incel” for hating a horribly written character. ”You just hate rey because shes a woman”🤓🤡
Sometimes I prefer salad cream rather than mayonnaise.
Same
Me 2
Count facts
Lmffaooo
what a guy !
Oh yes, Snoke. This dude. Nearly forgot him.
Oh, the dude in throne is the evil Smoker guy? Ok then.
Disaster of the trilogy starts here...
Disaster of the trilogy started during the beginning credits of this movie.
Episode 8 sucks
Disaster of the trilogy started in the very beginning of episode 8
Disaster of the trilogy happened when Rey started pulling Jedi mind tricks out of her ass and beating Kylo in the first movie.
Steve Un complete disaster
Didn’t Palpatine know that Rey was his granddaughter, so what was his plan in this situation if he had control over snoke?
Dreadlock Prince to let people think that his not palpatin, probably.
And we all know that Palpatin is a liar. He said to Anakin that they will work together to save Padme, didn’t happen. So I guess all the plan was to bring them together so he could reborn. Actually it’s explain why Snok didn’t see the lightsaber moving, he did see that lightsaber he just let Kylo kill him
Remember how Sidious originally wanted to kill her when he learned of her existence? No doubt he still wanted to kill her...
Spoiler alert
@@user-tk1ef2pt8t why does it matter if people know that he is Palpatine or not?
There was no plan........
Why is Snoke going to kill Rey?
He is controlled by Palpatine, so that means he is torturing his own granddaughter?
I am not sure Snoke was actually controlled by Palpatine directly. Created by and a puppet for yes. But I think Snoke more acts as a tool to swing Kylo to the dark, nothing else.
@@elliotjohnson9415 thats what you think, but why we dont know It? Why is not explained? This is why this trilogy sucks, they introduce u new characters and u dont know nothing about them, they revive old characters and they dont explain why are they Alive. This trilogy sucks, fuck Disney.
You really think palpatine would care? Look how many apprentices he got killed. He also tried to kill Rey himself.
Kylo would have wanted the emperor dead so he used snoke as a puppet to still turn him
Snoke? More like Darth Plagueis!
3:54 Best Scene from the new Star Wars Trioligy
Wow so original
@@theoriginalman9426 It was my own creation. But if you imagine that their are millions of people who hate Star Wars, then you will recognize that their are millions of commentary like this.
@@habmindestlohn77 Uhhh yes that's the point of my comment, saying that your comment is original even tho its not
TheDiamondLord piss off
Snoke had such a potential. Dumb they killed him
I loved it.
And it resulted in Palpatine's resurrection.
Yeah he could have just been the big bad of this trilogy
Snoke: I cannot be betrayed
Kylo ren: _rekt_
Palpatine betrayed Darth Plegueis
Darth vader betrayed Palpatine
Kylo betrayed Snoke
Lmao
The best editing on CZcams. Either they stunk at it or I am having a flashback of my druggie days. . . .🤔
0:43 .... nose flute play. lol
Snoke looks like a cross between Gollum and a orc from “Lord of the rings.”
To think that the voice actor for Snoke also is Gollum in LOTR
It's the same actor
Someone complaining about why Palpatine not death yet, because we have this stupid death for nothing in this episode so we need new villain again.
*now this trilogy almost garbage for me 😢
We had a villian. His name was kylo ren. He was infinitely more interesting than either snoke or palpatine. But nope. Gotta have a big evil old dude or I guess it's not star wars. I am very salty over palpatine's return.
@@TG-kt9vg you can be conflicted and still be a villian.
Kylo ren was the villain dude. That was the point of killing snoke. The new trilogy was about him and Rey, who gives a fuck about snoke? He’s just some boring evil guy. Kylo ren makes a much more compelling villain because the audience can actually identify with him.
You know if you think about it. The death of Snoke was like the death of whatever chance of this Star wars series being good
One of the worst creations of feeble-minded Disney
*best
@@anenemystand5582 maybe you're right, from a certain point of view. I was glad to see the death of such a bland and generic villain with no backstory whatsoever
@@nevermore6171 I agree with you there. Like maybe they could have made snoke interesting but I dunno. I wouldnt know how to make him interesting.
you mean snoke or the the movie itself? would agree with both tbh.
@@anenemystand5582 I mean we had so many theories about snoke (like him being plagueis or someone's relative and whatnot) but well... He's as hollow and stupid as it gets
And then he was pretty much next to completely forgotten about the next film
I still remember when people were theorizing that snoke was actually Darth Plaguies. (Palpatines mentor). Oh well
snoke : i cannot be beaten
also snoke : *gets ultimately stabbed by his apprentice*
This movie could of been great.. could of.
Big Boat ... could have*
It was great
@@anenemystand5582 not really.
Could've, should've, wasn't lol .
Chotenque listen fuck face sorry I didn’t use the correct grammatical phrase. Last Jedi still sucked
Disney had so much potential yet they ruined Star Wars
Not a great Star wars film but at least it's a good movie. I really enjoy this
This was the moment I threw my hands up saying I give up
Back when the movie premiered, it was my favorite moment ever and boy, was I happy I didn't have to wait another 2 years to see that bastard get unalived.
Now I realize that not only did Snoke's early death completely undermine the trilogy's whole story, he left behind a vacuum; since the sequels no longer had a big bad, Palpatine of all characters was shoehorned in to fill that vacuum.
Nice going Disney, brilliant set of movies.
The crossguard looks terrible in any others hands except from Kylo's with his mask on. My opinion.
I’ll be honest, not a fan of this edit.
The tension and predictability was completely ruined showing the shot of Ben turning his hand and the light-saber turning also. Would have been a bigger shock not knowing these two shots.
This battle took place in your local Target.
Snoke: Young fool!!!
Rey: You are literally nothing!!
Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) Death of “Snoke”
This is better than the battle we got in TROS. I have spoken.
.....nice bait.
Ray: Rage of a Smith
Kylo:calm as jadi
Smiths and Jadis
Yolo Falos I’m fucking dead 😂
Only if i would know who is jadi and smith
ah yes the smiths and the jadis
Revenge of the Smiths
Return of the Jadis
Great movies, much better than
Revenge of the Sith
Return of the Jedi
Snoke was a better villain than the emporer in rise of skywalker
Calum Green He made snoke, every sound you heard in your head was the emperor!
@@mw3fan12 come here boy.
No not really as the main villian or snoke did was die
How Dare you disrespect Lord Sidious
This character really doesn't deal any impact on the trilogy
The fact that Snoke is a clone made me think of how in Legends Darth Sidious took a Gamorrean and a Kowakian Monkey-Lizard and mutated them through Sith Alchemy. Gorc and Pic were reborn as Mutants with a Force-Bond and were codenamed the Brothers of the Sith.
My theater on opening night went wild at these scenes. One of the best theater going experiences I've ever had. Even opening night for endgame wasn't as hyped.
I will give Rian one thing this fight scene with the wide angle no cut shot was better than JJs fight scene in Skywalker
In my opinion, Snoke shouldn’t have died in this movie.
julex234 It ruined the structure of the trilogy
Pretty sure that was a majority opinions as well. Abrams set up the trilogy story in TFA only to have Johnson turn it upside down in TLJ. Abrams had to throw everything into TROS to somewhat clean up the mess Johnson left. He basically had to throw the kitchen sink in there.
Olle Selin Olle Selin - You can believe that if you want. Right about now, Abrams is Disney’s puppet and he’s saying what they want him to say. They’ve been doing damage control since TLJ.
When Snoke was getting cut in half she should’ve said “Oopsy Daisy!” :D
That scene where the lightsaber flies back to Snoke.. did anyone else see Kylo move slightly out of the way.. as if he already expected it to be plucked out of Rey's path by Snoke.. it's kind of funny yet sad..in a hopeless kind of way..
No one:
Snoke’s face when he dies: 😝
Smoke
Bedrock Breaker I literally put that
“You have the spirit and because of that, you must die”
This was hands down the best of all the SW movies
😂😂😂
Imagine Snoke Tortures Rey for 5 minutes
All man. This guy seems powerful. Can't wait to see the epic war to bring him dow.... Oh okay.
This movie had so much potential
Snot dies and his guard turns up the gettoblaster and start dancing to the fame song
Snoke: hi I was grown in a bottle, how are you?
The editing in this is the poorest I have ever seen
Alex B watch suicide squad
@@Xyyymrgamer that piece of garbage actually has better edited action than this scene fr
This scene was amazing but why did you chop it up like this? Let it play.
@Kenpachi Zaraki Ah, okay. I didn't realize those cuts were a way around that, thanks.
Kylo: be my wife
Rey: nuh uh
Este fue el fin de una obra maestra ! Me quedo con las 6 primeras películas
my theory was snoke is that little kid in ROTS that said “master skywalker theirs to many of them, what are we going to do?”
edit: also wasnt that georges son?
No, Geogre's son was the kid who got killed when Jimmy Smits showed up, and was told to leave. "And so it is."
Scott Foltz wasnt that literally the same kid?
@@sondjuchiha975 No
SpiiderzYT oh right i guess vader saw to that
@@sondjuchiha975 No, the one who asked that question was a youngling, hiding in the Jedi Counsel chambers. George's kid was a pre-teen, or young teenager, who took out two clone troopers, before they killed him.
Honestly, he did see the lightsaber. This wouldn’t be the first time Palpatine set everything in motion for his favor. I feel this now because Palpatine told Kyle that every voice he has heard is his and if Snoke was a clone (clone of who though?) then I feel like he purposefully had him killed off because of the rule of two. Just a theory though. My opinion is, it was all apart of his plan all along.
Thanks
That saber’s got a lot of bodies on it.
Every shot in this film is just perfect.
This is one of the only good scenes
One of the greatest twists ever
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂 Good one!
@@noobie5324 thanks I agree :)
@Suicide 10 I was so happy Johnson said no!
Lel u ever seen a good movie in ur life?
This is the equivalent of the main character randomly driven thru by a bus.
Entire movie felt like some cheap reality show with random BS. Prolly what this generation wants to see, although Box Office numbers tell a slightly different story.
For a good twist, try "The Sixth Sense"
@@mariusraab9076 yes I've seen the sixth sense. I've seen Get Out. I've seen Fight Club. I've seen The Mist. I've seen Donnie Darko. I've seen Arrival. I've seen Gone Girl. I've seen Memento. And the list goes on. But lel to you for not understanding why that particular plot twist from TLJ is sooo crucial to the character development of Kylo Ren. It is a great twist and only a fool questions it.
Nobody:
My brain: Snoke weed everyday🎶
Star Wars is still a working progress
Everytime Snoke was on screen he was menacing with a great voice and made the scene 10 times better. Such a shame Rian killed him just to "subvert our expectations" smh
3:38 lmao
Excelente !
This scene could have singlehandedly provided the perfect opportunity for the Sequels to become a wonderful closing curtain on the saga. Except they ruined and completely squandered it, because money speaks much louder than a well crafted narrative for Disney. Throughout the entire Star Wars Saga, we hear ‘find balance in the force’. It is clear that the all powerful and all binding entity that is the ‘Force’ is looking for balance, because without balance there is only chaos. As shown in every single movie, the Force sets up and ‘intervenes’ by providing opportunities in each ‘key moment’ throughout the Saga so that this balance can be eventually achieved. The Sequels SHOULD have been about finding ‘balance’ through the mutual destruction and renunciation of both the Jedi Order and the Sith Order. Therefore, creating a new ‘order’ entirely, the Order of the (now balanced) Force. Yet, all we got was some weird mash up, with the only aim of re-creating a similar financial and societal success of the original trilogy. What we COULD have got would have been a very powerful cinematic Sequel trilogy.
The Jedi thought balance could be brought about by enforcing ‘order’ across the galaxy through abstaining from almost everything that was considered ‘temptation’. Including any and all emotion: “there is no emotion, there is peace”. All Sentient Beings experience emotion, it’s something hardwired within them. Without it, there is no point in living because to have a meaningful and fulfilling life means you must embrace and express emotion. They thought that by suppressing their anger, frustration and any feelings of malice automatically made them ‘good’. They sat upon their high horse, claiming their way was ‘Just’ and ‘Righteous’. Yet, they were still not alerted to the Sith hiding amongst their numbers. They were blinded and ultimately destroyed by their own toxic pride.
The Sith thought that balance could be brought about by enforcing ‘order’ across the Galaxy with a brute iron fist. They thought raw and untamed power was the key to using the Force to its’ full potential. They believed the Jedi were simply not tapping into the full scope and reach of the Force. They felt that instead of suppressing their emotions, they would unleash them with passion. Specifically focusing on the emotions of anger, frustration and malice. However, their constant search for ‘power’ was never satisfied. Their untamed emotions always destroyed them. They were blinded and ultimately destroyed by their own toxic lust.
Both the Jedi and the Sith were wrong. The Force knew that, because..well...it’s the Force. Both sides were two extreme ends of one pole, with them both claiming their ‘way’ was right and was the only ‘correct’ understanding of the Force.
So, that being said, how could this Scene have set up the Sequel Trilogy for a much more thorough and wholesome narrative? Well, for starters it should have acted as the ‘crossing point’ between the ‘light’ and the ‘dark’ sides of the Force. Similar to the Yin and Yang symbol. Rey was being forcibly pushed towards the Light and Kylo (Ben) was forcing himself towards the Dark. Both of these paths were ‘forced’ and unnatural for both of them and they knew that. Rey wanted desperately to become a Jedi and looked up to Luke Skywalker, Kylo wanted desperately to become a Sith and looked up to Darth Vader. Yet, leading up to this Scene, we saw Kylo constantly feeling the ‘pull’ from the Light and forcing himself to reject it. On the flip side, in the lead up to this Scene, we saw Rey acting bashful, enraged and passionate with a temptation to act out aggressively just like a Sith.
Therefore, this Scene should have been Rey giving in to the Dark and Kylo giving into the Light. It should have been a polarity shift.
Rey was passionately enraged when she brandishes Kylo’s red lightsaber but Kylo was calm and composed. In this moment, Snoke (who was a fantastic villain) should have realised Rey’s true Sith potential and simultaneously realised why it’s been so difficult trying to train Kylo to be a true and pure Sith. Then, it should have become less about killing Snoke and more about seducing Rey. Snoke’s line to Rey should have been “you have the spirit of a true...Sith”. She’d be trying to kill Snoke for the same reasons, because she believed it was right, but would be trying to do it through personal anger and would have given in to temptation, thus revealing her true character. Kylo on the other hand was starting to feel utter shame, guilt and regret about what he had done (killing his own father) he was starting to realise he‘s not a Sith. No matter how hard he tries, he’ll never become like Darth Vader. He starts to turn back to the Light, just like Vader did in ROTJ.
Snoke would hold Rey effortlessly on her knees with the Force as it happens in the Scene, with Rey expressing complete and utter rage. Snoke orders Kylo to strike her down, and Rey is almost egging him on because she’s so enraged with little to no care, she’s dead either way. Kylo raises his red saber, but then lowers it and throws it across the room. Rey sees her opportunity and Force pulls his red saber to herself and goes to strike him, but Kylo (now becoming Ben) Force pulls the blue lightsaber (His Grandfather’s) from Snoke’s chair and blocks her strike just in time. Both of their characters have now assumed their ‘true’ forms for the first time. Rey has become a Palpatine (Sith) and Kylo has become a Skywalker (Jedi). They both duel, now as their assumed counter opposites. It would directly mirror their duel in the Force awakens, showing a complete flip in allegiances to understandings of the Force. Snoke would be a spectator, watching Jedi become Sith and Sith become Jedi right before his eyes. There would now be higher stakes involved as not only are Rey and Kylo fighting each other, they would also need to defend themselves against Snoke’s guards.
Snoke should NOT have been killed off here, Andy Serkis performance was brilliant and the whole time I was watching I felt on the edge of my seat at what he was going to do next. Snoke should have been the final villain at the end of Rise of Skywalker, not Palpatine. So, in this new alteration, Snoke would have survived as it would be revealed that he was Force projecting the entire time, his projection would disappear as he was physically on Exegol. Snoke would later be revealed to be Darth Plagueis, hence why he is so powerful and seemingly ‘all knowing’.
This new alteration I’ve proposed for the scene, would allow Rey to fully assume the Dark side of the force and take the Sith throne in Rise of Skywalker. Not out of mindless evil or a sudden change in heart, but because she believed it would be the only way to stop the war and save her friends (just like Anakin with Padame). Plus, it would allow her to channel all of the anger and frustration that she expresses about her time on Jakku and being abandoned. Kylo would now become Ben, and fully assume the Light side of the force, surrendering himself to the Resistance. It would allow him to find refuge and forgiveness for what he had done. Thus, both characters would not only assume their ‘true’ identities but would have found meaning, purpose and resolution in doing so.
In the final battle in Rise of Skywalker, it should have been Rey (now revealed to be a Palpatine) on the throne with Snoke (now Plagueis) manipulating her. Promising her that she could stop the war and save her friends, if she killed Kylo and assumed the role of Empress.
Kylo (now Ben) would arrive and a Duel of the Fates would ensue. Rey has become ‘all’ of the Sith and Ben has become ‘all’ of the Jedi. This massive collision between the two extreme sides of the Force would cancel each other out and result in mutual destruction.
Both Rey and Ben would soon realise that by either one of them dying, there would still be chaos in the Force and across the Galaxy. So they turn their efforts towards Plagueis. It would become the Jedi and the Sith TOGETHER in unison against the unbalance of the Force, which is ultimately Plagueis as he has been pulling the strings since the Phantom Menance. With the destruction of Plagueis would come the simultaneous destruction of both the Jedi and the Sith Orders, as Rey and Ben renounce their ‘allegiances’ and instead become ones with the Force.
THEN, when Rey ignites her yellow lightsaber at the end of Rise of Skywalker, it would have had a much better symbolic meaning. The Star Wars Saga would have closed with the Force finally finding balance and order restored across the Galaxy.
they should have hinted he was a puppet episode 9 made me feel like id missed a film or something
2:52
Emperor: (Laughing) Good. I can feel your anger. You done well.
Rey: (Turns off saber and places it and bows)
Emperor: The darkness is yours now in your Crossguard saber that is red. Your training is now complete. Now, you must go to Hoth to find the Sinister Six at the Sable international base. You must bring the inqustors to hunt them down and make sure you see the infinity stones, the devil's breath, antiserum, and the Avengers' powers.
Rey: As you wish, master.
Emperor: One more thing, you must send in the demons to attack so it will be the powerful ones and the imperial and first order and second empire guards for powerful for you.
Rey: I will not fail you master. (Begins mission)
loving the new baby yoda series, especially when the ewoks take in the yodaling and give it a tiny little lightsabre 😏
Smoke, the came from nowhere and disappeared into nothing instant villain.
1:42 the slap xd
お、ハックス将軍じゃん
このスパイが！
2:37
snoke : *i pretend i didn’t see that*
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