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WHAT'S UP, Awesome Patrons?? Here is the full-length, watch along version of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (2005). Needless to say, it was everything I had hoped for! I'm currently editing the YouTube version for early access later this week.

You'll need your own copy to watch along with me, but I've included the blurred original as well as the time coding in the video to help you sync up.

Hope you have a great rest of the day/night, and THANK YOU so much for your continued support :)

-David

UNLISTED YOUTUBE LINK:  https://youtu.be/6WB16aTOmzI

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Let's Watch Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith!

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Derrick Owen

The "ballet", or whatever, scene with Palpatine and Anakin is one of the best in the entire series. It's not explicitly stated, but this conversations heavily implies a rather popular theory: Palpatine created Anakin through the Force. Anakin was born miraculously without a father; the Force was basically the father. With Qui-gon's test, Anakin also showed to be extremely sensitive to the Force, even more so than Master Yoda. Palpatine tells Anakin of a power to "create life". Palpatine used this power to create a prodigy of the Force. He also knew that many would see Anakin as "the Chosen One" to bring balance to the Force, even though he believed that this would not be the case. The entire saga was basically meticulously planned out by Palpatine, including the "Chosen One's" downfall. He, unwittingly however, created his own downfall. Many believe that Luke was the "true" Chosen One, but let's remember that Anakin ultimately defeated the Emperor. Palpatine had a flawless plan, but overlooked two things: Luke was not so easily swayed, and the ewoks were not just simple worthless creatures.

Derrick Owen

I can still remember seeing this in theaters. The Battle of the Heroes scene was so extremely good in that big room.

David vs. Film

Thanks so much buddy!!! I really like the way you accurately described the Palpatine/Anakin scene as "the ballet" scene. So appropriate! Yeah, this movie was definitely above and beyond for me, and easily my favorite of the prequels. What do you think about the newer stuff? Movies, shows?

Derrick Owen

For me personally, the sequel trilogy is very much unnecessary for the Skywalker Saga, as Episode VI definitely wraps everything up very nicely. I also think they are trash Star Wars productions personally. Not saying you shouldn't watch them, because I believe that you should come to your own conclusions (firm believer in art being subjective). Rogue One is amazing and definitely worth a watch. Solo is a fun entry. For the shows: The Mandalorian is a must, Book of Boba Fett and Kenobi are both alright. I haven't seen Andor.