Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith Movie Reaction | First Time Watching! | Part 1 

LMAO TO ALL THE PEOPLE WAITING FOR PART 2, It will be in the next 2 days :)

"I really like Anakin's character in this one!" Me: *checks runtime*

Ian McDiarmid played the emperor in “ Return of the Jedi” meaning he returned nearly 20 years later to play a younger version of the same character.😲

"His fate will be the same as ours" - Anakin. Huh, clever line. All three died on a Death Star, as the result of their character arcs.

VKunia: "They're such a perfect couple!" Me: "Twice the hope, double the heartbreak."

"I've never seen the Wookies' planet" Only because you haven't experienced the raw audio-visual masterpiece that is the Star Wars Holiday Special.

"Anakin has matured so much in this film, he's so smart, and wise" don't forget you're also very proud of him

Palpatine is considered one of the most powerful Sith in Star Wars history, his telepathic and Force abilities are so profound that he not only probed Anakin's mind and implanted visions of Padme's death, but also blocked the Jedi, particularly Mace Windu and Yoda of all Jedi, from sensing him and his connection to the Dark Side.

Fun fact: the actor who plays Palpatine is the same actor who played the Emperor in the original trilogy. He was young when he played the Emperor in the 70s and then he played a younger Palpatine as an older man. Love it.

“Is the rest of the film gonna be sad and depressing?” Me:...

Ian McDiarmid's acting during the theatre scene is hands down the best performance in the entire franchise, nothing tops that little shit eating smirk when he's about to say "Ironic".

"Their love is so wholesome and heartwarming to see, I hope Padme's ok" Me: *laughs nervously*

Fun fact: The story of Darth Plagueis did actually happen; He was an incredibly powerful Sith who was betrayed and murdered by his Apprentice. That Apprentice was called Darth Sideous, AKA Palpatine.

The prequel memes are strong with this one.

Palpatine knew about Anakin's mother and that loss was his biggest fear. He put the dreams about Padme dying in Anakin's mind.

I literally spit out my drink when palpatine said “I need your help son” and @VKunia’s response was “Can you pick up my medication from Walgreens” 😂😂😂

18:56 "How do you even fight that?" Obi-wan is described as being one of the few that could actually take on and beat General Grievous. His form (retconned from how Ewan fought) is described as the most defensive, "look for an opening" style of combat that would allow him to maintain a defense against 4 lightsabers and come out on top.

That shot of Palpatine musing when he said that Plageus could not stop himself from dying is very telling. It tells me that Sidius WAS the apprentice who killed him. There's a nostalgic look on palatine's face as he says it, like he's remembering the moment.

Grievous: *starts spinning his lightsabers VKunia: Is he going to fly away? Me: *giggling sadly in rebels

The most hilarious reaction to Yoda almost getting shot on Kashyyk… “YODA, GET INSIDE!!” It cracked me up for a good minute😂

VKunia: *Includes the Hello There scene* Everyone: You are strong and wise and I am very proud.

If you love Greivous and this version of Anakin, you would love the Clone Wars animated show, which is canon, and also introduces a female lead Jedi you will definitely love as much.

Palpatine: “yo anakin I’m a sith lmao” “WOW HOW DIOS HE KNOW HES THE SITH LORD HOW DID HE FIGURE IT OUT?”

8:00 Question Counter: 10 Meme Counter: 10 Me: "Perfectly balanced, as all things should be."

The most heartbreaking thing about Anakin's fall is that he did everything almost that he was supposed to do. He went to Grandmaster Yoda about his premonitions. He went to Windu as soon as he discovered Palpatine was a Sith Lord. It was, ironically, the Jedi straying from their own beliefs (asking Anakin to spy, Windu attempting to execute Palpatine) that led Anakin down the dark path. Palpatine was just a master manipulator.

Palpatine "got" Anakin over ten years ago. He's been playing "the long con" on Anakin this whole time.

“I like Anakin in this!” “Did they mean _happy_ tears?” Oh hoooooo, no, no no no no nooooo. You sweet summer child, no. No. Part 2 sneak peak: I hate this! Yup.

5:47 Grievous was my favorite prequel villain as a kid just because his character design was so dope, lol. And the CGI they used for him is nothing short of astounding, even by today’s standards....

i am SO glad someone else appreciates General Grievous as much as i do - he's easily my favourite SW character; incredible design, & his backstory is fantastic!

Video ends with “To Be Continued.” Me: It’s treason, then.

But they aren't lies, THATS the issue. That's why Palpatine KNOWS he has Anakin hooked. He's telling the truth, just not the WHOLE truth.

5:12 “His fate will be the same as ours” All three of them die on the Death Star

In order to figure out what caused Anakin's facial scar, you'll need to watch the original "Clone Wars" animated series by Genndy Tartakofsky, "Star Wars: Clone Wars", from 2003. Three seasons, 15 Episodes. The episodes for season 1 and2 are 3 minutes long; season 3 expands to 12-minute episodes. Tartakofsky is knows for making "Powerpuff Girls,", "Dexter's Lab" and "Samurai Jack. He also directed the "Hotel Transylvania" franchise.

•No, Darth Maul is no longer part of the Sith's Revenge against the Jedi. •Good eye. Yes, the Battle of Coruscant was set up to install more fear that the Republic was insufficient and to give the Chancellor further emergency powers. •Anakin has had 3-4 years of battlefield experience. He received that scar on the field of battle and has become the Republic's best Jedi General. •The clones are made from the DNA of Jango Fett. Keep in mind Boba is also technically a clone. •Revenge of the Sith had a budget of $113,000,000 and earned $868,400,000 at the Box Office. •General Grievous is a Kaleesh cyborg. He purposely enhanced himself with cybernetics so that he could become the ultimate Jedi killer. •Not exactly. You have to make your own. •Experience and raw power. •Dooku was only ever the placeholder for Anakin. Now that Dooku is dead, the time has come for Palpatine to tempt Anakin to the Dark Side and make him his new apprentice: Darth Vader. •Grievous collects the lightsabers of all the Jedi he has killed in battle. It's a long list. •Villain fashion? •Grievous is fine. He's a cyborg and a general who knows when the time comes to flee to fight another day. •They're Jedi and Anakin is a master in the noble art of the crash-landing. •Plot Armor-it's the first few minutes of the film. •Yes, though they don't know yet she's carrying twins. •That's the purpose of this film more than the others in the Prequels; to explain Anakin's fall to the Dark Side and the rise of the Empire. •Step 1-Anakin starts to have visions similar to the ones of his mother's death, but this time, they are of Padme dying in childbirth. •The Jedi have learned the hard way not to trust in visions, as the interpretations and choices taken to prevent them have led many Jedi to the Dark Side. As the Greek tragedies and Master Oogway teach us, one often meets their destiny on the roads taken to avoid it. •Anakin's distrust of the Jedi Council has been building up until now, when they ask him to spy on a mentor and friend. •I believe it's Mon Calamari Opera. •Darth Plagueis the Wise was the master of Darth Sidious and he did know how to use the Force to preserve life. Palpatine is also a master manipulator. •While there are similarities, the principle difference is that the Jedi seek to live harmoniously with the Force, while the Sith seek to dominate the Force in their quest for more power. •No and that was a picture of George of the Jungle. •Not too long, but in some regards, this is the last time Obi-Wan will see Anakin, for the next time they see each other in person, it will be Obi-Wan vs. Vader. •That is a varactyl. •Many Jedi have tried and failed. But Obi-Wan is no ordinary Jedi. He is one of the best swordsmen and duelists in the Jedi Order. He has also dueled Grievous a lot throughout the Clone Wars. •A wimp with 4-arms and lightsabers who is the most feared opponent of the Jedi in this conflict. But yes, Grievous is also well known for fleeing the battlefield when he senses he's losing. •Anakin has confided in Palpatine for years. He knows everything. •Well Palpatine just all but confessed it and if you watch the HISHE video of this film, he points out he's been dropping hints for 2.5 films now. •So like Adam in Paradise Lost, Anakin falls because of love. As Yoda said, fear is the pathway to the Dark Side. Palpatine has been playing on Anakin's fears of losing Padme to tempt him.

Rule of thumb: If it's a line in this movie, it's probably a meme.

Palpatine wasn't lying, Darth Plageuis really did have the power to save people from death. Besides Palpatine himself, he was considered to be one of the most powerful Sith ever. He also created Anakin using the force. That's why Shmi Skywalker was pregnant with Anakin. He meditated with the dark side to try and create an ultimate Sith Warrior. But the Force turned against him and instead created the Chosen One and his future bloodline through Anakin. Edit Also the nightmares Anakin had about Padme were because Palpatine was sending it to him to make him easier to corrupt.

"The jedi are selfless, they only care about others" "Yes, Anakin, indeed, you've learned well" Oh, oh if only you watched CW.

A common theory is that Palpatine manipulated the dark side to put those visions of Padme dying in Anakin’s head, knowing full well his effort to save her would lead him down the path Palpatine always wanted.

Ian McDiarmid is such a great actor, he knows just how much campy to be. He really makes this movie, I think.

Once you watch the animated The Clone Wars series, you will understand that Anakin's frustrations with the Council were building long before this film. The series is a must-watch for any fan, and you will appreciate the bond between padawan and master even more.

19:28 he’s from a species called Khaleesh...he was involved in an “accident” and then sidious came to him offering to rebuild him with a droid body so that he may exact his revenge upon the Jedi...the khaleesh were known to hate the Jedi for past perceived injustices, and sidious manipulated grievous into believeing the Jedi were behind his crash and mutilation...he is still a living being, just Luke and anakin had a robotic hand wired into their body and mind. .grievous on the other hand had his brain and surviving vital organs transplanted into a droid body reminiscent of ancient (3-4 thousand) Kath war droid designs

23:33 Vkunia: "It's not fair" Windu: Take a SEAT

"His fate will be the same as ours" They all die on a Death Star. Obi-wan on the first, Vader and Palapatine on the second.

06:27 [Watching this with some friends (and drinking a lot) when the DVD came out] Smart, sarcastic friend: "So if General Grievous is a droid, and doesn't need air, why does he have the Flu?" Universe-Mind friend: "It's not the Flu; he's got a computer virus!" Ahh, I miss my old LA friends.

They way Vicky told Yoda to get inside is like scolding a child or a dog after they've done something wrong to the yard, and I love it.

Whenever she said "I love Anakin in this film, he's so wise, he has matured, etc" I couldn't help but do the Michael Scott cringe face every time knowing what was coming. I was just bracing for impact. *Oh boy, this is part 1!

General Grievous: "I like to ride my bicycle."

10:18 “That’s not an option here.” That might be the most beautifully succinct summary of why/how the council failed Anakin.

19:35, I literally just pictured Grievous riding away on a bicycle and just broke out laughing. Imagine fighting an epic fight and you have to retreat on a ten speed

LOL! "Can you pick up my medication at Walgreens?"

"His fate will be the same as ours." - Anakin answering Palpatine about leaving Obi-Wan. Obi-Wan died on the Death Star. Palpatine died on the Death Star. Anakin died on the Death Star. He could have made a lot of money writing horoscopes. ^^

One of my favourite shots in the Star Wars franchise is actually of general grevious’s eyes and him saying “you must realise, you are doomed”.

20:02 never thought I’d hear someone phrase Star Wars so perfectly, and on their first watch. This series was awesome, felt like I was vicariously becoming a first time Star Wars fan again!

Imagine if she watched The Clone Wars and then this movie...

Mace said Anakin would gain his trust. Exactly as Palpatine said, the Jedi don't trust him.

I am so glad you expressed how you thought General Grievous was funny! He used to give me nightmares as a child, and still sends me shivers as an adult. But when you made that joke about how he stomps around as if needing to use the bathroom after a long car trip, I laughed so hard at 1:00 in the morning, I nearly woke the whole house up! Now I can't look at Grievous the same way again, so I have you to thank for helping turn one of my scariest characters into one of the funniest! HAHA!

14:02 actually Palpatine is not absolutly lying, he was Darth Pleaugis's apprentice, he killed him after learn everything from him. One thing is for sure with Palpatine, when someone, Jedi or Sith, is not "useful" anymore for his goals he kills him/her or make his minions kills him/her

This book is amazing, it's written from the different views of the character, like when Anakin and Dooku are fightings it's told from Dooku's point of view and the moment when Dooku realizes he's been used up by Palpatine is incredible, the whole book gives you all the different points of view and insight into the characters minds it's really great.

I have NEVER been so bummed out on a "wait for part two" ever.

"It's like when you get home from a long car ride and you have to pee..." except you are in a hurry to drain the fluid from your lungs.

Grievous was basically a prototype for Darth Vader. He's basically a handful of organs in a robot body. A lot of the tech that was used to give him that body was used (in a more advanced form) to create the cybernetic limbs and life support systems in Vader's suit. Note the coughing Grievous does, versus the labored breathing of Darth Vader.

PART 1: “I LOVE THIS!!!” PART 2: “I HATE THIS!!!”

Palpatine gave Anakin the nightmares....he played Anakin the whole time. Yoda didn't know the whole situation but he was right about not reading too deep into the future

We need to get her to watch Clone Wars!

12:18 Yes, Anakin did violate the Jedi code a few times, but he wasn't expecting to be told to do so by another Jedi.

"How did Palpatine know that was the one thing he wanted?" Because Palpatine was the one that sent him the vision of Padme dying. Same with his mother. It's all been orchestrated from the beginning.

"how many years is he gonna be away for?" Yes.

14:25 Darth Plagueis was Darth Sidious(Palpatine)'s master. Palpatine killed him during the events of Ep.1(The Phantom Menace)

He’s definitely matured since episode 2. He’s been leading a battalion of clones for the last 5 years.

Oh man these comments. "Anakin has grown so much, I love his character". "I love the relationship between Anakin and Obi-Wan" and I'm sitting here waiting for the other shoe to drop.

"Time to abandon ship!" * meme counter * "Time to abandon ship!"

"Anakin has matured so much, he's smart and wise -" Well...

One of the most memorable moments of my life was seeing this opening scene in theaters as a 5 year old boy. Unforgettable.

Anakin's Demeanor in this film is called Post Nut Clarity.

14:58 "You're rating is like zero stars, you terrible man." I don't think I've ever laughed as hard as I did to this statement, I'm crying laughing and I can't stop

22:00 to answer your question. General Grievous is a multi-legged sentient creature who had a horrible accident. The Geonosions saved his life and built him that robotic body. Put simply he is a cyborg. A sentient being whose body was enhanced through robotic implants.

That scene at the end of this part. Not a word said, but all the emotions are conveyed. Thats great acting.

babe wake up, vkunia just uploaded a new star wars reaction

General Grievous is a Cyborg who's ship crashed and the Separatists turned him into a Cyborg General for the Separatist Droid Army. Also, Grievous was the one who came up with the designs for those, "Terminator-like Droids", which are known as Magna. P.S. Unfortunately, most of this knowledge is has been made Legends after Disney bought Lucasfilm. Take Care and May The Force be with you. See ya in part 2 & sorry for the lengthy comment. Peace and Bye. 👋🏻✌🏻

Just came back to watch this and I'm so glad you realised a big part of Anakins anger and turning to the darkside was everything he went through and that he just wasn't a horrible, evil person. His story is so tragic and I think people look past all the hurt and stuff that he's been through that ultimately built up inside him over the years.

At about 16:16 the last time they meet as friends. Obi Wan is heading into the light, Anikain is staying in the shade and darkness.

General Grievous was a cyborg. I believe count Dooku recruited him to lead the droid army because he was a gifted warrior. Count Dooku eventually orchestrated Grevious’s ship to crash thus making him into a cyborg

18:37 Vkunia's face at Grievous' four saber style is honestly the best reaction I've ever seen in Star Wars movie reaction history. XD

22:58 one of my favorite scenes of the whole series.

"I didn't know all the clones were Jango Fett"; they literally said it in Episode 2.

8:54 Grevious: Where are my pants? Palpatine: I have a pair of pantaloons for you to wear. They’re stylish.

Please do Clone Wars reaction. I'm sure you're gonna love it and there is a lot of content to be made. I love your reactions they are insightful and emotional.

Grievous was essentially a VERY early version of what Darth Vader was. An organic being through some means began replacing his natural parts with mechanical droid parts, until there was almost nothing left. A great warrior before this process began, enhanced by the droid parts and trained by Dooku. You get to see more of him if you watch the “Clone Wars” series, which for the most part fills the gaps between episode 2 and 3.

When Palpatine and Anakin are at the theatre, you noticed how Palpatine was promoting the Sith. At that moment I thought how amusing it would be if he had handed to Anakin a promotional leaflet with a loyalty card attached. Join the Sith today and get 50% off your next red lightsaber, plus we'll throw in a free shiny new black helmet. Postage and packing apply if you live outside the Empire.

Your commentary is so funny, when Palpatine says "I need your help son" wouldn't it have been funny if he asked Anakin to move a heavy piece of furniture lol

I love the line by Anakin at the beginning of the movie where he tells Palpatine that Obi-Wan’s fate will be the same as ours (Them all dying on a Death Star) Edit: The scene in the opera between Anakin and Palpatine is one of my favorites in all the SW movies, it’s soooo good!

19:15 General Grievous is and was never Human, although he wasn't always a Cyborg/Robot. At the time of this Movie he has gone so far with his "Upgrades" that he is mostly Machine.

General Grievous used to be a lizard man guy but was blown up by Dooku and had his body rebuilt, he is actually a cyborg. Droid body but squishy parts inside. He has a cough and wheeze because a jedi once used their force powers to crush and almost destroy his lungs.

OK OK OK HERE WE GO ITS HAPPENING HERE IT IS

The thing with Palpatine is this: he’s not just a smarmy bastard. He’s a *sneaky* smarmy bastard who plays the Jedi like a kazoo… while playing a fiddle and standing on his head at the same time. He has no reason to be playing a fiddle while standing on his head, but his plan is going so well that he *can.*

Grievous was actually an alien species known as the Kaleesh. In extended content, its explained his body was basically destroyed during a war involving the Republic. The Separatists then took what was left of him and gave him his advanced cybernetic body and position as general of the droid army.

3:00 No one: She and Anakin: I’ll try spinning, that’s a good trick

Anakin keeps his mind off Padme when with the other Jedi, in case they might sense something. Not knowing that Papatine can use the force too, Anakin keeps his mind open when around him, unknowingly allowing Palpatine to sense his feelings about Padme.

I like Anakin in this one as well. I really appreciate that you see the love between him and Padme too....it was so much better in this one. I relate to rooting for them as well....that made it so much more heartbreaking.

“How did Palpatine know?” When you’ve been secretly mentoring/manipulating someone since they were nine...