How THE JEDI Changed - Lore Evolution ft SPACEDOCK 

Word "Sith" was used in early drafts for Star Wars and it was in delited scene of the original movie, where Tagge names Vader as a sith lord

I loved it, cross-collaboration between two of my favorite channels.

I'm also subscribed to Spicedick. :-)

@@subraxas Spacedock lol.

We do get a clear answer, the parents are allowed to say no. Saying otherwise is a bad faith argument.

You're allowed to leave the order, Obi Wan almost leaves at one point.

And also, Count Dooku left the Jedi order

also the midichlorians were intended to be quite mystical and magical in nature anyway

That was the plan for Return of the Jedi. However because Lucas quit the DGA, it couldn't happen.

George Lucas approached Lawrence Kasdan, Steven Spielberg, Ron Howard, and Robert Zemeckis about Episode I but they all said he should do it himself.

I think mabye Star Trek Online because that focus on what happens un the prime timeli e after Spock travels to the JJ universe.

@@GothicLightingQueen but Star Trek online doesn't predate the first Star Wars games, which is his point.

I would argue intrepretation of the canon is affected by video games. Take for example the concept of Grey Jedi. That is utterly the providence of the video games but in particular KOTOR and DF2: Jedi Knight. However, Grey Jedi has zero connection to the movie based canon, its a concept that the movies actually dismiss rather hard (though Rise of the Skywalkers probably took that further than I really tolerate). In the games, the Force is a tool and why you use it is relevant to your morality. In the movies, the Force is determinant factor and HOW you use it determines your morality.

I think I meant to say 16 years. Although I am shite at maths haha

No, theres never been an issue with "spiritual practitioners " killing. And since droids have been established already to be beloved characters in their own right by the original films I dont think cutting down droid armies is a legitimate way to clear any maral hurdles with the fans.

@@DrewLSsix IIRC most troopers die from blaster fire - droids def were an out to avoid seeing hordes of troopers/people sliced and diced like christmas hams

To be honest I don’t really get the place where your comment comes from. For starters what has been dubbed “toxicity” by most media outlets is either reasonable criticism or just understandable backlash, sure there may be a few bag eggs but the comments, vids and essays I’ve seen, it’s a lot btw, have very little of anything that could be genuinely deemed “toxic”. I also think that to say “riled up over a movie” portrays a very limited view of what actually happened. The Legends material referred to in this video, was essentially discarded by Disney the moment they took over only to be replaced with unarguably worse material, so that’s point one to be annoyed by if you’re a fan. Then they go ahead and make a trilogy of really crap movies, which are just worse retellings of legends material they so eagerly discarded (Sequel trilogy is just a really bad version of Legacy of the Force and Dark Empire mashed together); so, there’s another reason to be angry as a fan. Then, and perhaps most damning of all for Disney and “Media”, you have to deal with being called a racist, sexist and god knows what else by “reputable media outlets” and even Disney themselves simply for not falling in line and loving the movies because “inclusivity” and “diversity”, never mind that it would require overlooking that they are badly made, poorly written and terribly paced piles of hot garbage. Only people who are soft in the head to all the diversity and inclusivity BS would like what Disney has done since they took control, this isn’t just a movie to lifelong Star Wars fans (I include myself among that number) its essentially taken everything for the past 40 sum years with very specific exceptions and set it all on fire only to replace it with agenda driven manure.

The Last Jedi is the only good one tbh

It's Buddhism with an "h" not Buddisim

Yes! It's so nice to see positivity about The Last Jedi on the internet whenever it can be found.

I'd say that it's you who is mistaken, jedi do suppress many of their emotions.

There is no sorrow... There is no fear... There is no hate There is no love... Do I have to quote more of the oath?

@@davidlewis5312 I can assure you that all those things exist, and that Jedi feel them.

This was written before that episode came out haha

Disney wanted to replicate, not innovate. Star Wars is essentially a continuation of their live-action reboots, with a little directorial flair thrown in.

They were just a rip off space orcs, and them being outside The Force was ridiculous

Yeah, it was also in deleted scene of ANH

Yeah the term definitely existed, it just didn't mean what it meant now. Which is the case for pretty much all names and made up words in star wars (for example alderaan was the imperial homeworld)

Lucas has always been a visual director. You can see that in all of his films. They always look great. However when it comes to dialogue and the actors talking to each other, it's always wooden. The prequil trilogy is a prime example of this.

Lucas was only age 45-55 during the 1990s decade and still alive and kicking. I don't know if that qualifies him to be put in a "home" because he ruined your childhood somehow.

Well, I didn't recommend a video by Anita Sarkeesian. I recommended Pop Culture Detective