FIRST TIME WATCHING! The Phantom Menace
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Synopsis: Jedi Knights Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi set out to stop the Trade Federation from invading Naboo. While travelling, they come across a gifted boy, Anakin, and learn that the Sith have returned.
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They already called you Sebulba before!!!đ
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You loving Jar Jar at first and then slowly getting annoyed is literally the funniest thing- đ
I had to pause this video I was laughing so hard haha. I was like "Oh sweet, sweet Seb."
He went through all the same emotions we did.
I think Seb's reaction to Jar Jar is literally everyone's reaction when watching The Phantom Menace for the first time.
@BorisTheDogg Did you forget that jar jar was meant for kids? So of course adults won't really like him.
@@theawesomeone9003 Just because something is made for kids doesn't necessarily mean adults won't like it. Every Pixar movie ever made comes to mind. And even George Lucas has stated he went overboard on Jar Jar. Not sure what kids thought as I wasn't one when I went to see the movie, but among my friends and family, we were pretty much of a mind on Jar Jar.
"Is that Natalie Portman? It's either her or Kiera Knightley." I laughed my ass off when you said it, because they are both in this, and they exploit it, LMFAO!
So the fun thing about this is that when theyâre in the Queen makeup Natalie Portman and Kiera Knightley canât even tell themselves apart on a watch back. They said when their mothers visited set not even they could distinguish between the two, so donât beat yourself up for confusing the two of them đ
Wait, what? They're both in this?!
@@bastiancalderon2807
I learned that when i looked up Kiera after PoTC came out in 2003. To see Phantom Menace on her filmography was wildly unexpected. đ she was 12 and she bought a big dollhouse with her paycheck. Lol
Really? That's amazing. I never knew that.
@@bastiancalderon2807 Yes Natalie Portman plays "Queen Padmé Amidala" and
Kiera Knightley plays "as Sabé, one of Queen Amidala's handmaidens who serves as her decoy throughout the majority of the film."
@@beetlebob4675 No she was 17 when filming Pirates of the Caribbean... get your facts checked
Ewan bouncing on his feet before he fought was actually him prepping himself to shoot the scene, and George loved it so much he kept it in. And that whole fight with Maul was all real time
Actually, I think I read they had to slow it down a bit because they were going so fast. They knew the choreography that well it felt to fast. Props to the actors for doing so well.
I believe the term was over cranking, since Ewan and Ray had perfected their performance and was going way to fast to be believable, the camera people slowed it down.
The goosebump music is called âDuel of the Fatesâ. Itâs a piece of John Williams genius and itâs also the tune that Spurs walk out to before home matches đ
Wow, that must severely dilute the awesomeness of that music.
@@StarkRG not really. If youâre a Spurs fan, then youâre tense because you need to win. If youâre the opposition fans, then youâre excited because you think youâre going to win. If youâre neither, then youâre not watching đ
Severely wasted on spurs đ
Iâm a San Antonio Spurs fan and have been debating whether to be a hotspur fan or not . This sold me !!
@@mackmitchell94 don't do it, you'll hate yourself forever for doing it
The defeat of Darth Maul was huge for Obiwan, it was the first time a Jedi defeated a sith in hundreds of years
I love the prequels, it has its flaws but I really like them and donât think they are as bad as ppl made them out to be
@Gerald H Yh I mean I grew up with the prequels as so maybe I am a little bias but I get the Star Wars feeling when watching the prequels and the originals , i think Hayden did a good job at showing Anakins anger ,the only thing that is missing is it could of gone more in to his struggles and how trying to follow the rules affects him as it does skip over that a bit but they still do a good job at filling in the story.
With the exception of Jar Jar Binks, I agree. I think George Lucas tried to infuse *way* too much "humor" into these films and a lot of that fell flat for me. I don't overly care for episodes I and II but episode III is my second favorite movie of the whole franchise, right behind The Empire Strikes Back. Even though I am not the biggest fan of episodes I and II, you're right, the amount of hate the prequel trilogy gets is really extreme and undeserved.
A lot of fans of this movie just grew up with it. It's pretty terrible though, the tone and CGI is cartoonish, for starters.
You will learn, as more đ© is made for general audiences, that they are just trying to cash in on a successful franchise. They are not trying to make a good movie.
Just look at rise of skywalker as an example, since you are no longer clouded by nostalgia.
@@kennymendoza1581 Sad, but very, very true. I never recommend the sequel trilogy to anyone. For the most part I actually enjoyed The Force Awakens, but The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker...I can't even talk about it. Disney trash.
The worst thing about the prequels is Anakin and the best thing about the prequels is Obi Wan
...and the memes :')
"He is too old."
Jedi usually start training a few years after infancy before they've formed any emotional attachments with loved ones so as to deepen their understanding of the light side and prevent them from falling to the dark.
Younglings are accepted as infants to as old as 5 years old (the oldest one taken in before Anakin), and yes, this is to acclimatize them to the Jedi Order being their family, to curb attachment and avoid corruption from the Dark Side via their emotions.
Proven to be a flawed premise, I think, since so many Jedi were turned to the dark side by the horrors of the Clone Wars. Raising infants in solitude far away from evil thoughts and deeds coddles them, leaves some of them unable to cope when they get out in the real world.
@@WhiteFangofWarThat's the problem with the Jedi. Too often they become dogmatic - this isn't the first time they were brought to near extinction because of their complacency. The Great Jedi Purge in Revan's time almost had them cut down to zero.
25:58 Technically, they're both meditating. Jedi attune to the Force through a calm spirit, which is what Qui-gon is doing.
Sith, on the other hand, attune to the Force through powerful emotion, which is what Maul is doing. He's pacing and focusing his anger and hatred of the Jedi.
Obi-wan is the only one doing neither, standing at the ready in the back.
"Is that Natalie Portman? It's her or Keira Knightley I do get them confused"
You are correct. When both were done up in the Queen Amidala makeup not even their own mothers could tell them apart.
Ep. 1 is very clear to see that Lucas made it as a kids film, while Ep. 2 is more of an intrigue/mystery film (that gets caught up a little bit too much in its own mystery). Ep. 3 is the best of the prequels by far.
Individually, Sith are more powerful than Jedi in 1v1 situations, it's why Obi-Wan was trying to get to his master before the force shield closed. And I believe that the fight scene footage with Maul and Obi-Wan was either slowed down, or the actors had to redo it slower because execs thought that people would never believe anyone could fight that fast.
It's also very very sad what happened to Jake Lloyd after this film, he got bullied relentlessly at school by other kids, and grew up to have run-ins with the police and heavy drug usage. Turns out he was suffering from paranoid schizophrenia for most of that time and is finally getting the help he needs, but damn, such a great kid actor whose life was sadly not so great :(
Also, if you like the podracing, you can get the Star Wars Episode 1: Racer game on PS4, Xbox One, and Switch :D It's pretty dang good.
One of my favorite memes is from this too, a shot of Qui-Gon and Maul fighting on Tatooine, captioned: Jesus Christ fighting Satan during his 40 days in the Judean Desert, colorized
The final fight with obi and Maul is super well choreographed, one of the best in all of Star Wars. They had gotten it down so well that they literally slowed it down in post editing, because they thought it didnât look real.
Wasnt it that the camera men asked Ewan and Ray to slow down as they got so good at the fight scene they just skipped through all the musical beats through how fast they could perform the whole section. That's pretty cool that they had to slow them down in editing
Pretty good but not the all time best
Say what you will about the prequel films, they are fun. The podracing scene is one of my top favorite moments in Star Wars, and it birthed one of my favorite racing games.
EDIT: It's so fun to see that Palpatine is played by the same actor throughout the films. And what's funny is that he plays an older Palpatine when he's younger, then plays a younger Palpatine when he's older IRL.
Also they did make a puppet Yoda in this film, but it looked really janky so later the film was remastered to make Yoda be the CGI Yoda used in the rest of the prequel trilogy.
Yeah, that Yoda puppet was reallllly bad, FAR worse than the one used in Ep. 5 and 6.
Way more memorable than what we got in the new trilogy
I think if youâre going to enjoy the trilogy all the way through, and if youâre interested in the consequences, itâs worth watching the Clone Wars. I mean, I think the gap between the second and third films is somewhat filled by this series, and I think itâs a very good introduction.
Clone Wars is definitely worth watching for sure. adds so much backstory to Revenge of the Sith.
The only problem with TCW is it drags on longer than I think it needed to, and has a lot of changes made to lore and characters that feel like borderline fan-fiction. I've tried watching the show numerous times and it just is not my cup of tea. I also feel it is unfair to say that the show helps explain Revenge of the Sith because thsi show was made AFTER the trilogy was complete, and therefore they could add whatever they wanted to try to connect it to the films. We must judge the trilogy films as they were meant to be when they first aired: Their own story, existing as part of the film series and not supplemented by anything else. To me, all the TV shows and books that have been made since feel like fan fiction, and us SW fans are allowed to pick and choose what expanded material we want to invest ourselves in. I don't like things being shoe-horned in to the lore, though, like how The Mandalorian paid fan service to TCW, therefore making it even more canon than I want it to be.
I donât think itâs necessary to watch Clone Wars to enjoy the trilogy. Revenge of the Sith is already quite enjoyable on its own, the Clone Wars simply fleshed it out more. Iâm someone that watched ROTS before Clone Wars and I already enjoyed that movie, I appreciated what Clone Wars added though, but it wasnât necessary to make ROTS enjoyable.
Came here to say this, glad it was already said
Clone wars is amazing
Let's be honest, Qui gon Jin was a good teacher and a great jedi. He showed how a TRUE jedi should act, protecting others while not under the influence of politics. And willingly to give others a chance and acting like a father figure by protecting anakin and training obi wan to be more patient. A TRUE JEDI
The Duel of the fates is one of the most iconic soundtrack I can think of, no wonder it gave you goosebumbs
The Maul fight is perfect. The music, the Sabers, the action, the emotion, the suspense. I absolutely love it.
"now that is what you call top level CGI" - that scene where you said that took the computers of the time 3 months to render
Funny thing about the choreography between Obi-Wan and Maul. They actually had to slow down their movements because originally they were both moving too fast for the cameras to keep up. lol
Glad you finally got to the prequels! You should watch the sequels too (even though they are extremely divisive) so you have your own opinions on them. Also, Clone Wars, Rebels, The Mandalorian, and the Bad Batch are all worth checking out too!
definitly start with clone wars 2003
@Gerald H release order gets really weird when we include special editions, episode 6 includes characters, sets, planets & themes that start in the prequels so they have no thematic relevance when watched in release order until you fill in the gaps and get to episode 3
I'm now on the fence between release order and machete order when it comes to star wars
@Gerald H no I completely agree with you. I mean to include all three prequel movies when watching machete, after all Palpatine's story is just as if not more important than anakins. Missing episode 1 already places the devil on the throne which personally doesnt sit well with me, TPM is literally named after him
As an alternative opinion to Machete order. I do like the idea that force lightning is shown first by palpatine instead of Doku. But to flip again having palpatines story is a game changer and explains Yoda's point of not underestimating the emporer
Your introduction to the John Williams masterpiece that is Duel of the Fates. Headphones on, volume up, eyes closed, goosebumps on standby!
Sebulba's engine noise shook the entire theater when I went to see this for the first time back in the day, it was amazing.
"There's always a bigger fish." While the saying existed before TPM it was this movie that gave it the major rise in popularity that we have today. So you heard it from someone else, most likely quoting this movie, and then said it at just the right time completing the circle lol.
Fun Fact, Darth Maul is played by Ray Park - also played Snake Eyes in GI Joe and Toad in the older X-Men movies.
dude is a straight up badass who does all his own stunts. some sweet videos out there of him doing cool lightsaber stuff. he really does the double-sided light saber stuff on his own.
also Warwick Davis was in this one a few times - he's the guy sitting next to Watto during the race and I think he is the one that you pointed out too. I remember reading that he's actually in this movie like 4 different times, but those are the only ones I know for sure off the top of my head.
I'm pretty sure the actor for Darth Maul was also the choreographer for that final fight scene... Still so epic even when I rewatch
Considering this movie came out nearly 23 years ago (omg iâm old) these effects really did hold up well.
A lot of the "CGI" you called out in the film were actually models. In fact, this movie had more practical effects shots than ALL of the original films, COMBINED.
This WAS the first movie to film on the all-new digital cameras though, so that's probably where a lot of people get tripped up.
This film both pioneered technology for CGI and gave the final applause to practical effects at the same time. Lucas created a whole team just for CGI which got to throw all their creations into the third film and is still a working effects team to this day. But also stretched the market for practical effects builders by having several teams of them working on their own projects for each part of the first two prequels which culminate in the biggest world building I've seen in any franchise (pod race stadium, Kamino facilities, genosian arena, all practical sets miles ahead of what the originals started)
Been waiting for this one. đ
So excited that you've started on the "Star Wars" prequels.
Loved Liam Neeson as Qui-Gon. And Ewan MacGregor is a perfect casting as Obi-Wan. Natalie Portman as PadmĂš Amidala was great. Especially in "Revenge of the Sith". And I really liked Jake Lloyd as the young Anakin. And of course, Samuel L. Jackson as Jedi Master Mace Windu was perfection.
2:44 You were right about Keira Knightley. She played Queen PadmĂš Amidala's decoy.
My favorite part of this whole movie will forever be the lightsaber battle between Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan vs. Darth Maul. The "Duel of the Fates" is such an epic piece of music.
Looking forward to your next reaction. đ
He already watched the original trilogy
@@sharp9150 well your name doesnt ring true đ
This film is a great back track into the star wars galaxy, sure we get obi wan the moment the film starts but we see no more familiar faces until a good portion into the film which gives a good fresh start into this movie. No one knows what's about to happen, we just expect anakin turning dark, but George took the time to craft a full story to run parallel with Anakin's
Yep. Duel of the Fates (the name of the music theme playing during the fight with Darth Maul) is certainly one of Williamsâs finest compositions.
They put all those kicks into it, because Ray Park is a badass fighter irl.
That fight scene with Darth Mol is one of the best scenes in these three movies.
DUDE, I saw this film in theaters with my dad and it blew me away, no matter what people say, I enjoyed the hell out of it! Its fun and adventurous and epic and amazing! The Pod Race and The Lightsaber Battle are the best part of the movie!
Love how Seb said "there's always a bigger fish" before Qui Gon said
Seb's strong with the Force in those predictive powers haha
Kids are usually taken from their parents and trained as Jedi when they're still 4 or 5 years old or when they start showing signs of affinity for the force. It's typically to cut the child off from attachments such as family/friends before they become attached. As Yoda said "Fear leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering." The Jedi mean to cut the younglings from such attachments so they don't wander down a path to the dark side. Yoda and Windu agreed that Anakin was too old because he showed early signs of fear due to his attachments to his mother and friends.
Which was such a tell tale sign that the jedi haven't quite got it all figured out yet. Just stop the possibility of the dark side rather than reverse and untrain the effects of it.
As cinema wins said, "know thy enemy", the jedi sadly have no intention to understand the dark side, they just wish to stop it
Just FYI, Yoda wasn't CGI in the original version of The Phantom Menace. Be thankful that you saw the updated version, because the puppet they used for this movie was 50x worse than the original Yoda puppet. Made my little green homie look like he was tweaking on crack.
Those eyes are still burning through my soul now đł
Wonderful to watch a reactor that pays attention. You'd be surprised how many that do NOT realize that Palpatine is Sidious & also later the Emperor. I can't ever understand why that isn't perfectly obvious to everyone. Same actor, same voice, same face (just without make-up here) & similar robes. And it's a character in a political power situation. Duh! Thank you for being one of those that sees the obvious. You also spotted that there was something off with the Queen & her maiden right away, too. And I loved it that you so often predicted what was gonna be said & also happen. You can see it coming if one pays attention, TPM is pretty straight forward.
Since you enjoyed TPM as much as you did you're gonna like the others most certainly more. Don't worry, you will see how & why Anakin turns, that's what these prequels are all about. And your prayer about Jar Jar might be heard, too. Maybe not death but... just less in it. Trust me, you belong to a vast majority that are very annoyed by Jar Jar, being annoyed by him is perfectly normal. I was in fact surprised you found him funny for as long as you did. For most it takes not even a minute, he's just too much & drags all sense of seriousness down & TPM suffers from it.
And they literally call him senator Palpatine......
@Gerald H What are you talking about? What other actor? It has always been Ian McDirmid playing the live action Palpatine/Sidious/Emperor in ROTJ, TPM, AOTC, ROTS & also in Ep 9, even in Rebels. There were even articles before TPM coming out, back in 1998, that interview him announcing he would return as the young Emperor. This was never hidden or any secret.
@@iamburko But Palpatine was never mentioned as a name in the OT so that name should be meaningless at this point no?
This movie initiated one of the best adversaries duos of all time. Kenobi & Maul. Hope you can watch the series Clone Wars and Rebels.
"There's always a bigger fish," line was made famous by this movie.
Me, seeing you predict all the lines: "The force is strong in this one."
There's a meme about if Captain America ever went through his list of things to watch from the beginning of Winter Soldier...he'd get very confused when he saw actors that looked just like Nick Fury and Thor's ex-girlfriend Jane.
When I was reviewing the 1st Episode I noticed some interesting details:
- When Anakin tells Qui-Gon that he wants to visit every star/planet, it will come true in future episodes, but in a figurative sense!
-Anakin calls Padme an Angel, they really exist in the universe
- During the race you may have noticed an "alien with white skin and a horse tail" in the background...So this is Orra Sing, a mercenary who hunts Jedi and is of great importance in some seasons of the Clone Wars
- Ja-Ja Binks is not who he seems...
- Greedo who taunted Eni before the race will become Jabba the Hutt's smuggler like Han Solo in the future)
- Initially Yoda was in the form of a doll and not CGI
You're quickly becoming one of my favorite reactors. Keep it up dude!
28:36 It's not that Yoda foresaw it. Notice how he says "Grave danger I fear in his training", eventhough earlier in the film, he admonished Anakin for harboring fear for his mom's safety. You know, the whole "Fear leads to anger" speech? Yoda and the Jedi are acting quite hypocritical, and that's kind of the point. It's a self-fullfilling prophecy. They distrust and reject a brigh, selfless boy, who wants to help everyone he comes across, because of arbitrary reasons, so why would that boy trust them, when he will be the one in need of help?
Seb- "This music makes me feel like I can take a sith lord myself"
Padmé- "In a fight, right? RIGHT"
Seb: "Okay, Jar Jar is getting kind of annoying right about now."
Jar jar: *screech*
Seb: *Wheeze*
Omg I can't wait until you get to episode 3! Personally a comfort film of mine. Keep up the good work seb!
OMG that was literally the BEST reaction I have seen to PHANTOM MENACE!! You made it so funny. Thanks for the laughs. Episode #2 is a little better, and #3 is really good. Can't waitbto see your reactions. Keep smiling đ€ đ
Loved the reaction Seb!
And all of the perfect impressions! Hahaha
This dude is a legend
"Jar Jar Binks! I love this guy!" --said no one ever
Oh wow, I'd forgotten how truly annoying Jar Jar Binks was đđ The prequels aren't my faves but there are some fun moments here and there. Glad to see you continuing with the Star Wars universe đ«đ
Darth Jar-Jar?
I always really liked Jar Jar. But then, I was 8 when I first watched this, so there's that...
So, the heads of the Trade Federation, as I recall, are a species called 'nemoidian,' and I gather at least one of their worlds is called Caito Nemoidia. I only just now noticed that their race may be named in tribute to Leonard Nemoy (R.I.P), Star Trek's famous Mr. Spock.
I have previously noticed their resemblance to one of the species in the cantina scene of Episode IV, but I believe those were called 'duro,' so maybe they are just distantly related.
Yes, that's Keira Knightley. I don' remember where, but I read that one of the girls' mothers mistook them for each other in costume.
And as to the destruction of the control ship? Heck, if I was to pick someone to go for absolute destruction, an overactive nine-year-old might be a good bet...
"Okay now it's starting to get annoying" yes Seb... in that moment...it really is :D
The prequels get a lot of flak (sometimes for very good reasons) but there's a lot of fun in these movies. Are they gold medal quality? No. But hey, it's Star Wars and ya just gotta sit back and enjoy.
Iâve been waiting for this for so goddam long. Finallyyyyy
Great reaction Sebulba!
Iâm very impressed with your imitations of voices and sounds.
OMG I live it. "Kick him off. No not Obi." LOL
Usually, jedi are trained from the moment they can crawl
Man I'm SO HAPPY FOR THIS â€â€â€ I absolutely love your channel seb and when I've got the money you can bet your butt you'll have one more patreon patron too
One detail I love is that the pod engines have a unique sound for each of them during the pod race
Love your videos in general, Now you are watching star wars!!! Hope you had a great Christmas Seb!
Your Jar Jar binks is actually on point! đ„đ„
To answer your question: Jar Jar Binks's species is called Gungan.
"looks like one of my creations on spore" seb is an absolute man of culture I see
I'm always amazed at how some reactors can tell the difference between kira knightly and natilie Portman when they are in the noobian regalia and facepaint
Nice reaction Sebulba ! đ
"new favorite character?"
famous last words.
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe and Happy New Year ââšđ
Everyone else has already mentioned Mauls actor, so I'll mention Qui Gons:
Liam Neeson is a trained sword fighter, and much of his skills were used for his lightsqber scenes.
Canât wait for the attack of the clones! This was so good. I liked and subscribed I have all notifications on.
Hey Seb, hope youâre doing well and having a great day! đ
The fight between Maul and qui gon basically decided Anakin's faith
glad I found your channel so early into this trilogy and you're watching Avatar which is my favorite cartoon so I can't wait for more on that too! :D
When this first premiered in the theater, Yoda was a puppet. Every time Lucas re-released the film on media, he CGI'd it to make more improvements. Yoda was the first to get CGI'd on the newer versions of the Phantom Menace.
The music is called "Duel of the Fates"
Anikin's fate, Obi Wan's fate & the fate of the Jedi order. If Qui Gon had lived, he'd have been able to be the father that Anikin needs. Obi is a big brother, not a father...
The goosebumbs-inducing music is a John Williams piece called Duel of the Fates... it was actually the top-requested music video in the country for a while before this movie came out.
I remember in the PS1 TPM game theres an extra feature that's just the music video for Duel Of The Fates. Full orchestral recording on the sound stage with some scenes from the movie. Think I watched it 20 times on repeat as a kid
Finally! You watch star wars! Episode 3 is my fav. I hope you really like this series seb!
Damn Seb⊠you are a workhorse man. I could hardly believe how much content you have put it in two months!!
Finally!!! My favorite reaction CZcamsr dives into Star Wars
He already dove in like 6 months ago
yeees
@@urbent3147 damn shoot i have to watch it :D thanks
My favorite trilogy IMO, sure it has its flaws but the story it unbeatable
One point I read, which I love, is that when Maul ambushes Ani and Qui-Gon on Tatooine, there is nothing to suggest he knows who Anakin is at all, therefore, he actually tried (from his perspective) to splatter some kid just for the hell of it, en route to attacking Qui-Gon.
Ahmed Best is the actor who did the voice and mocap for Jar-Jar. He and George Lucas received tons of hate online for the perceived racism in the character. Best has since admitted to becoming suicidal from the trolls.
Nice vid Sebulba
Props to you for being able to sit through the whole movie
The voice actor for Jar Jar actually almost committed suicide over all the hate he got.
Sidious and his master Darth Plageus conspired to "create" Anakin. Anakin's fate was already planned. The conditions under which he grew up were to ultimately turn him into Darth Vader.
You should SERIOUSLY watch the video about Dave Filoni talking about how Anakins fate laid in the hands of Qui Gon. And how since Qui Gon died, Anakin never had a Father figure and it lead to his dark side. It really adds a lot more to the theme song "duel of the FATES"... It's about how the final fight would be either Qui Gon or Obi Won training Anakin and how it forced Anakin to become Vader.... SOO GOOODDDD
I need to thank you, Seb. Watching you react to this is the first time Iâve gotten any enjoyment from this movieđ€Ł
Since you commented on âNick Furyâ: it is one of the greatest MCU memes that Spider-Man talks about Star Wars in one of the movies and has a poster of the Film in his room, and the meme is: why did he never notice that Nick Fury is a Jedi when he came to the avengers
Bro this my favorite star wars movie. I know episode 1 is everyoneâs least favorite but I love it. Strictly because of darth maul alone. Heâs just too bad ass man.
Your impressions are hilarious
Darth Maul thought the fight was over and he let his guard down because he had the high groundâŠ
"pull him off!" I'm weak XD
"Duel of the Fates". If Qui Gon Jin were to win, Anakin would have been the greatest.
Hey Seb! Loved watching this full reaction on Patreon last week! Not seeing the next film on Patreon right now, though. Is that going up soon?
12:05 - The lines are nor predictable, it just you using the force. :)
I know this is very old but the whole reason why Maul attacked Qui-Gon when they were running to the ship it so that mall has a chance to see what form Qui-Gon use for lightsaber fighting so he can counter it
âNo one can kill a Jediâ proceeds to kill almost every Jedi in existence
Going forward, be mindful of how much Palpatine manipulates situations and how he schemes his way into getting ultimate power. It's pretty amazing.
in the theater some time during the next movie it suddenly occurs to me that Palpatine is manipulating everyone and everything. He screws over all of his apprentices, gets his allies killed when no longer needed, and always plays the victim.
@@MichaelJohnson-vi6eh it's incredible how the prequels essentially start with the villain on the throne. Palpatine has been chancellor for 10 years by episode 2
It feels like Lucas was showing or trying to show children and the audience how corrupt politicians can be and without challenging them every step of the way catastrophes can or will happen
@@MichaelJohnson-vi6eh SAME! It's amazing isn't it? How well thought out and calculated every move he makes really is! From building up the trade federation and so easily betraying them, to casting aside all his allies and anyone who helps him just to get the ultimate seat of power in the universe, simply blew my mind watching it back a couple times.
I love how there just happens to be a kids sized helmet for Anakin to put on in the starfighter