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Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith | FULL Reaction (Patreon)

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2026-02-18 01:07:50
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aarswft

I keep going in thinking it’s a new reaction and I get bamboozled everytime despite being properly warned. Womp womp.

SEAN ƴü KAY

I just left the ranch for a some time off...excited to see and hear what u think....

Alex Gorell

Your face in the thumbnail says it all.

aarswft

Like you said, you’ve seen these before. I keep forgetting lol.

BridgesNotBurned

Just finished Episode II and saw this dropped. Holy shit I don’t think I’m ready for you not to be ready 😢. This has been a GREAT journey and a brutal one like I never thought possible since I’ve seen these movies 50 times. But holy shit, experiencing this with you and the fact that you catch so much and so many things that I didn’t catch until I’d seen the movies multiple times, it’s been amazing. Thank you!

SEAN ƴü KAY

Thankyou for even mentioning us lowly stragglers in the sound department, let alone saying something nice. We do rarely hear compliments and have difficulty recognizing compliments after seeing so few...just know most of the films you watch are made by individuals unshowered, sugar addicted, and either wearing sweatpants&hoodie w/noUnderwear or what can oly be described as "a poor person's Adam Sandler" with a Rolex and nice glasses, cowboy hats and fedoras everywhere...best kinds of people so I appreciate your love of the sounds and the sound department...we need more hugs but it's hard to ask for them...yet another reason I enjoy this channel...as if that liking you channel was ever in doubt lol... Appreciated...

Eric Wallace

Can't wait to watch you start a child's cartoon show with clone wars and cry just like this 8 or 9 times as you watch the horrors of war and the rise of fascism in the clone wars!

Eric Wallace

Also, get kleenex to sponsor you girl. Or a waterproof Mascara lol.

Grizzly

Such a wonderful saga. So full of emotion and drama and intrigue. Quotes that hit me deep in my soul are: “So this is how liberty dies…with thunderous applause.” And the irony of this one, “Only a Sith deals in absolutes.” And Padme’s last words, “There's good in him. I know… I know there's… still…". Sound familiar?

Julian Ortiz

Any chance of you watching the obi wan kenobi series it leaves off after revenge of the Sith about 10 year later

Dan M

Yikes!! That thumbnail pic…I got emotional just looking at it! Well, here we are. The movie that gives us four births (Luke, Leia, Darth Vader, and Emperor Palpatine), two actual, really heartbreaking deaths (RIP Padme and Mace), and one metaphorical death (Anakin, once he pledged his allegiance to Palpatine). One of the best moments in cinematic history to me…Darth Vader’s helmet is lowered onto Anakin’s charred head, the fasteners are secured, and we hear that mechanical first breath fill the air. And an icon is born.

Anthony Padua

And the story gets even that much better with The Clone Wars, The Bad Batch, Rebels, Solo, Kenobi, Andor (my favorite) & Rogue One, etc... literally so many stories happening at the same time in the years approaching the Battle of Yavin.

Joshua Gideon

You liked the politics of these movies, READ DARTH PLAGUIES READ DARTH PLAGUEIS

Joshua Gideon

Hopefully you do get around to watching the Clone Wars TV series

Patrick Toscano

I like the theory that Darth Sidious used Padme’s life force to keep Anakin alive. If you want more lore the old legends novels Darth Plagueis and novelization of Revenge of the Sith will answer some of your questions.

John A

You did well young Padawan. Love your reactions as I have always said. I know this one was a hard one for you. To answer your question Yes "Order 66" was a top-secret, pre-programed codeword (command)m that triggers the clones, They did not know, This is branched out more in "The Clone Wars" animated series. Not really a spoiler. since we saw the command in this movie. There are more questions to be asked. Was Palpatine hinting when he spoke of Dark Plagueis as using the dark side of the force to manipulate Mid-chlorians to create life, saying that is how Anakin was conceived? Also it is believed, not mentioned, that Palpatine induced force visions to Anakin regarding Padme's death. This explains how Palpatine knew all along about this.

Ron White

Like you, I really enjoyed the political context of the film. George Lucas is a consummate historian and looked to history to flesh out details of the Star Wars saga. The basic political storyline here parallels Hitlers rise to power in Germany. The world must never forget that Hitler first gained power through a series of legal, democratic votes of the people and legislative acts by the German parliament. He was then able to manipulate fear about the terrible state of the economy due to the Great Depression, anti communist sentiment and the Reichstag fire into a vote to give him a series of emergency powers as Chancellor. The type of parliamentary structure portrayed in this film and the way Palpatine uses it to gradually subvert the Senate and accrue more power for himself almost exactly duplicates the situation that let Hitler rise to power in Germany. As for the Jedi going down a slippery slope, there were a number of political parties who saw what Hitler was doing but none of them could not get enough traction to stop him. If there had been one German Jedi with the opportunity to kill him (think Mace Windus' quote of Palpatine being to dangerous to left alive) would that have been the right thing to do even though Nazi power had come about through legal democratic means? As for Luke being raised on Tatooine his situation was different from Anakins. Anakin had no father and was raised as a slave and had to fight to survive every day. Despite the immaculate conception mumbo jumbo and a truly good loving mother, a fatherless boy in that environment is a tragedy waiting to happen. By contrast Episode II showed that Shmi Skywalker had married into a loving, supportive, fully functional family structure. It was in this environment that Luke would be raised. And that is the model that has bred the best success for most societies across all of known history. ( Plus he had Obi Wan watching over him.) I don't know if George Lucas was trying to make a point here but he couldn't have done it any better.

Dan M

Not sure if you caught it, but Emperor Palpatine was Darth Plagueis’ apprentice, and he killed his mentor once Plagueis taught him the secrets of the Dark Side. And Palpatine mentions in his story to Anakin that Plagueis could even manipulate the midichlorines to create life. Star Wars canon says that Plagueis and Palpatine were not directly responsible for creating Anakin, but because of how they were constantly trying to manipulate midichlorians, Anakin’s creation was an inadvertent consequence of their experiments.

Pistols O'Brien

No one is prepared for Order 66 the first time.

Mitchell Scott

Holy wow. I've watched a lot of reactions to these movies, almost to the point of becoming desensitied.. and your raw emotional outburst brought me right back into it. I kept saying "yep" with tears in my eyes every time you said something while crying, as if you'd have heard me LOL. Thank you for sharing this jounrey with us. You were hoping you did them justice, and frankly you passed all the vibe checks. Welcome to the Star Wars Fandom with open arms. Time for Rogue one.. Oh boy, when you realise what this movie is about and see it play out.. I'm not sure I'm ready for that LOL

Cyber legacy

I've really enjoyed this reaction and your view of everything in it

Julius Svensson

The Clone Wars might be the best animated show of all time! And it adds so unbelievably much to these films, I know it´s long but if you can, please watch it!

DaveCampbell325

Anakin Skywalker did the WORST of things but you must understand... He was the ultimate victim of Palpatine, he manipulated the greatest fear in Anakin which was losing Padme and from there he was a slave to the darkside. He is one of the most tragic characters of all time, twisted and manipulated by one of the most (if not THEE most) evil characters of all time. Vader hates himself more than anyone and fears Palpatine, that's why he was so reluctant to step in and save Luke in ROTJ because Palpatine had him so extremely whipped into shape, like a masters dog... His life support suit was made to be vulnerable to Palestine's power, like a failsafe. Vader knew he couldn't defeat Palpatine without consequence which ends up being the cause of his death in ep 6. ROTS is one of the saddest movies ever made and it really does paint Vader in an even worse light than we could of imagined, living up to and surpassing all the dark stories about the ominous Sith Lord that Obi-Wan spoke of in the OG Trilogy. I'll never forget seeing this in the theater at 13 years old and the audible gasps everyone made when Anakin ignited his saber to kill the Younglings... It was a truly SHOCKING moment. Knew this would of been a tough reaction for you bit DAMN!!! 😕

Jerick E

Anyone still rewatch Ep III and always hold hope against hope that Anakin will not turn this time around?

Tony S

I feel like once you’ve watched the clone wars animated series and rewatch revenge of the sith, order 66 is a lot more emotional and difficult to watch.

Ron White

One major plot hole has always bothered me. The fact that there was never any attempt or even mention of trying to go back and rescue Shmi Skywalker at some point. I get why they couldn't rescue her initially but you would think that either Obi Wan or particularly Anakin when he was old enough would have gone back after her. They could apparently travel to Tattooine whenever they wished and clearly her freedom could be bought for the right price. No doubt the Jedi order could come up with the funds on Anakins behalf. Just seems like a major black hole in the plot line. Does anyone have any reasonable theory about this?

Christian Rodriguez

Set 10 years after revenge of sith! Ewan McGregor & Hayden Christiansen reprise their roles ! Miniseries on Disney plus 6-episodes.

KaedenKing

Essentially episode 3 is the earliest he had any agency to do anything, or any desire. You're supposed to detach yourself entirely from loved ones when you become a Jedi, that's partially the reason they're normally taken so young. The Jedi order ABSOLUTELY would never have helped, because of the previous point, and also the fact that Tattooine was not under republic control, it was Hutt territory. Third, Anakin had no reason to believe anything was wrong until the visions started anyways. She wasn't miserable previously, and she was safe. You could argue better safe than sorry, but for all the previous reasons mentioned, it also wasn't really a life or death situation (where maybe Obi-Wan would've helped on the down low). Lastly, even if Anakin had been thinking "i want to go free my mom" the whole time before the visions started, he didn't WANT to disobey the Jedi Order. He was desperate for approval and to be accepted, and really despite being reckless, he didn't really go off the walls doing whatever he wanted until after it was probably too late. There are some other factors at play but generally that covers most of the bases. No support from the Order, no necessarily strong desire to save her, and no agency to do so anyways for the most part.

Jeff Turner

I agree with you regarding Padme's death. The way it played out totally demeaned her charater. If it was HBO and not Disney then she would have died in pain, on her own, bloodied, struggling desperately to birth and save her children, after the choking early onsets labour, whilst Obi Wan and Ani were fighting (thus proving Ani's vision correct more accurately) ; with Obi Wan getting back just as she dies (or something like that. This would have been more fitting for the tough, strong woman she was, in my opinion. Like many religious orders, the Jedi were a little blinded by their righteousness, I think.

Marty McGee

I just finished reading the book adaptation of this movie and it does flesh out a lot of the relationship between Anakin and Palpatine and Anakin's simmering distrust of the Jedi, particularly the council. The first part (after the rescue of Palpatine) of this movie really flies through all that. So it seems to be a very quick turn, but it's not. Also to answer your question. Yes Dooku knew Palpatine was Darth Sidious. He thought the plan was for the rescue to be successful and that he would be arrested. He never suspected that Palpatine planned for him to die. Grievous on the other hand did not know that Palpatine was the one behind everything.

DoomGummy

Palpatine injected those nightmares into Anakin's mind, by the way... the ones where Padme died. He used them to manipulate Anakin

C. J. Ramirez

Sadly she did die of a broken heart and that’s it

Henry Bentel

And if you noticed Palpatine says to cheat dead is a power only one has achieved but if we work together we can discover the secret. Palpatine didn't know how to use that power.

Jordan James

Can’t blame Disney for that one lol

Julius Svensson

Please please please watch The Clone Wars - I promise you it’ll be one of the best animated shows you’ve ever seen! And the different view you’ll have on movies 1-3 is DAY AND NIGHT, before and after having seen Clone Wars! You might’ve heard it’s a kids show, I promise you it doesn’t feel that way… with just the content of the movies Anakin seem like such an irresponsible, annoying little brat who just whines about everything without much reason - and his turn to the dark side doesn’t make much sense, and seems extremely sudden, I promise it’s not. The Clone wars shows you the reasons, and gives his character an immense depth… that you don’t get with just the films. It’s set during the 3 years of war between the second and third movie! The clones have soooo much depth to them as well, words can’t do it justice! And you’ll get introduced to some amazing characters never seen or talked about in the movies! The films/saga really isn’t complete without it (plus, like 90% of the spin off shows, if you’re ever planning on watching those, won’t make much sense without the clone wars) - I promise it’s SOOOO GOOD!! If you don’t wanna watch it on the channel just given how long it is I completely understand it, but please watch it in your own spare time at least, I swear you won’t regret it! If you’re already crying only having seen the movies, it will add so much more to this entire experience, for you - the Star Wars universe has LEVELS to it, believe me! That being said - I would love to see your reaction to it here on the channel, would be very fun!☺️

SkyesRain

i don't agree with the way Padme's death of a broken heart diminishes her as a strong female character. i don't see how dying in child birth from a broken heart would make her less of a strong female that honestly makes no sense. also it just kinda makes saying that females in real life who die from child birth aren't strong which is so not the case and is just wrong. Padme is the right way to make a strong female character unlike the fast majority of female characters today and for the past 5-10 years and especially the females in Disney Star Wars. for me as a man Padme has always been one of my favorite female characters an actual strong female and her death of a broken heart in child birth does not ruin her as a strong female in anyway.

SkyesRain

Having Padme's death of a broken heart in child birth does not diminish her as a strong female character. i don't see how dying in child birth from a broken heart would make her less of a strong female that honestly makes no sense and is just wrong and stupid. also it just kinda makes you claiming that females in real life who die from child birth aren't strong which is so not the case and is just wrong sorry but that is just a really bad take.

Torben

Please watch the kenobi series after this movie, its the perfect order. you get to see what obi wan did between ep 3 and 4

Commander Cody

Yeah, it's really good, but it's pretty long and the first few seasons are more light-hearted but by the end, it gets pretty in-depth and interesting. Plus it's a good show to pop on with a kiddo.

Commander Cody

I was hoping to drop this note in about Count Dooku before you watched this one because I know that they don't really flesh him out much in the movies but he is also a tragic figure. He was also tricked by Palpatine. Count Dooku was the apprentice of Yoda and the master to Qui-Gon Jinn. He felt that the Republic's Senate and the Jedi were failing the people. He wanted to protect the people who needed it the most. Palpatine played off this by convincing him that the Republic and the Jedi needed to go and they would be able to institute a new Republic that actually protected its citizens. There is an animated series on disney + called Tales of the Jedi that really goes into his backstory. It's about 3 episodes that focus on him. I think it's episodes 2-4. I highly recommend them.

Jayson Phillips

That's why they train Jedi at a very young age, less chance of emotional attachments, as well as forbid marriage, if you fear loosing someone you are vulnerable to the Dark side.

Jayson Phillips

WOW! you look emotionally wrecked after this. You should defiantly watch Obi-wan series and Ashoka series if you want more of this story!

Leon Weiss

Just to add a bit to the misery: In the Novel of the Movie 3PO asks R2 what is wrong with Anakin just before he goes to Mustafar. R2 replies that he does not know because Anakin has stopped talking to him. Just shows you how much he had changed in this short time.

Paul Harley

Heavy reaction! I don't know what to say! Some difficult viewing right there! Jeez! I feel like i need to call someone but feel at a loss as for who specifically! Few deep breaths needed.

Tim De Thülman

Yeah 1:20ish broke all of us😫😭😭😭

michael bunter

It was an amazing reaction it's a heartbreaking story but something I noticed at the end when he asked about Padme was that after learning of her death that he never asked about the baby.... Could he have been keeping that from the emperor as like Obi Wan explained to Luke in return of the Jedi that if the emperor knew of the children he would destroy them... I know that the children were hidden from their father... But he knew that she was pregnant and never asked... The good in him that Padme and Luke felt that he would not reveal there existence to the emperor... Order 66 was just part of their training and programming if you watch the conversation between the Cloners and Obi Wan that the clones were designed to be more docile than the original host Jango and that they would follow any orders without question so order 66 was just another command and from the highest authority the supreme Chancellor... But all in all a great reaction 😁 Greetings from Lockyer valley in South East Queensland Australia 🦘

Soopa

I'm watching this reaction again because today is May the 4th, so why not... ...Please watch The Clone Wars. I know I'm probably sounding like a broken record at this point...but it adds soooo much to the story. Especially regarding Anakin's downfall, the relationships with the Clones...too many things to write. Essential for the StarWars universe.

Bernie Zwicky

Will you be watching the later Star Wars movies…7, 8, 9? Those are actually some of my favorites, with new and interesting characters added that are very entertaining to watch and excellent story lines! 💙

Alexander Gonzalez

I had the same reaction as Master Yoda when the Order 66 scene happened. My heart broke into a million pieces, I couldn’t even look at my custom made green lightsaber without tears in my eyes. It seemed like my whole world was gone, and all of a sudden the Sith stood tall (where the Jedi had once been just MOMENTS before). Cinema MASTERPIECE.

Ziro the Hutt

Well Teegan, its kind of on you that you wore long eye lashes when you knew you were going to be a wreck here lol! :P Anyway, on Anakin's black robes, if you remember Luke wears black in Return of the Jedi, so it also ties in with all that. He's 23 here. "Obi-Wan's fate will be the same as ours". Vader, Palps and Kenobi all die on Death Stars. Oh Grievous can kill Jedi ok, and you'll see more of him in Clone Wars. In his original guise in the earlier Clone Wars series (2003 not the 2008 one you'll be watching), he was a monster Jedi killer. Less so here. Still he's a stern test for any Jedi. And no he doesn't know that Sidious is Palpatine. Btw when they "land" the huge ship, you see the Millenium Falcon in the background, as they approach the senate building. Yeah I'm glad you see both points of the Yoda and ANakin conversation about his fear of death (for Padme). Its good advice from Yoda, IF he was a pure Jedi, but he's been living a lie with being married for three years. You'll get more politics and Padme trying to deal with it all in Clone Wars also; she's pretty great in it. The opera scene screams "Sith Lord here!". Plagueis was Palpatines Sith master, and he was the one who killed him in his sleep. Palps is awesome manipulating everything. You gotta love/hate a great bad guy! "May the force be with you" from Anakin while is in the dark and Obi-Wan replying bathed in light, shows where they are and where they are going... "what was that?" - a force scream, to discombobulate and give Palps a second to get all he needs to make the killing blow against the other Jedi, as he's attacked. Anakin's fall is too quick. There is more to it in Clone Wars, which gives more credence to his decision. Also you will get all your answers with everything clone related in Clone Wars Teegan. So, just watch Clone Wars, as you may be seeing I'm not subtly hinting at, haha! In chronological order btw! You've played Jedi : Survivor Teegan. In that game Cal starts tapping into the darkside. Even once you complete the game and start again, you still have that power. In lore, there will always be a shadow of it in you, until you find balance. We saw that with Cere too in the first game. For a force user, tapping into the darkside is very dangerous indeed, as its a trap. You gain power quickly but you become a servant to it, as it makes everything you do, become easy. This happens to Anakin here as he goes right over the edge. Vader never fully realises his force potential (Luke does that for him later on), but it is impressive how strong he gets as Vader despite all that, having his limbs cut off, and being badly scarred, especially his lungs. Anyway, Vader kills the Republic for Padme and the kids. Those kids, Luke and Leia, help restore the Republic; which is kind of neat. No need to discuss what he does at the temple, we knew that would get you badly, and well, it did. Some to this day think, that the scene was unnecessary; Lucas thought if you are going to go all in on the darkside, which he thought he must, then killing kids won't be an issue unfortunately. The fights go on far too long at the end, but I do love the Yoda and Sidious fight in the Senate, highlighting the fall of the Republic, as the Jedi and Sith fight it out, and the rise of the Empire, that's well done. Lucas offing Padme like that, is similar to what he does with Leia in Ep6. She just becomes some damsel. And its a shame her character arc ends this way, so meekly. I always thought Leia was the older twin btw, so when Luke pops out first, it always surprises me lol! And no, there are plenty of Jedi still around yet. 10,000 of them were around at the start of the war. With Order 66 many of them got killed off, but there is still plenty out there - Cal Kestis, who you played in the Jedi games, being one of them. Cere Junda and Eno Cordova being others from those games, as well as Bode, the baddie in Survivor. Vader and the Inquisitors will be coming soon for the survivors though, to dwindle them down to a handful by the time the original trilogy pick up. The rise of the Empire in the senate is easily enough explained. Palps manipulating everyone, giving many of them what they want, in order to increase his power; and with the war stretching the Republic to its knees, it was ripe to reorganise it. And by that time he has plenty of support to do what he wants. And so ends the prequels, glad you enjoyed them. I know you have now seen Rogue One and Solo. I hope you watch the sequels through some day; perhaps after some of the animations and tv series, to pick up more on some of the plot threads in it. They are very flawed, but also a lot of fun.

Ziro the Hutt

Exactly. Its still a kids series (like Rebels and the others) so good to watch many episodes with your children, and some of the storytelling can be a bit simpler; but all the emotion, heart and scope is there. And later on, in TCW and Rebels especially, it becomes must watch for any Star Wars fan.

Ziro the Hutt

Na, bloke was a wrong'un from the off. I never liked Qui-Gon either, but wanted him to strike little Ani down as soon as he saw him lol! Save us all a bunch of trouble! However, then we wouldn't have these movies, for better or worse!

Ziro the Hutt

I know she's seen it now, but talk about spoilers, sheesh...

Ziro the Hutt

Anakin is such a weirdo. On the battlefield, he's preternatural. Outside of it, he loses all his marbles and reasonable though processing.

Ziro the Hutt

Yep, I hope Teegan watches them all. (I know she has now seen all aside from the animations, but hopefully she'll go through them too and have fun with them as we all do!)

Ziro the Hutt

Never mind the younglings, seeing Plo Koon shot down, gets me every time!

Ziro the Hutt

I hope she does some day, but I'd rather Teegan sees the animations and other tv series to give the sequels more context. They are great fun though.

Ziro the Hutt

Some still would find a way to...