Red Mosquito

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:i do wish someone else directed this one.

Same. But it's still my favorite of the PT.

Im not sure...ROTS always had that spot i guess. But Attack...was such a relief back in the day, because it had the elements i wanted to on a SW movie.
This time, Phantom Menace grew up a lot on me. I understand why Lucas choose to give us Anakin as a kid way more. Its makes his fall more tragic.

Sith is still the one I struggle most with.

yeah, i know and im super exited to dive into Sith and discuss it with you.

Im also super focused in this story. Not whatever comes next, but this trilogy. I dont think i have ever felt this way.

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:i do wish someone else directed this one.

Same. But it's still my favorite of the PT.

Im not sure...ROTS always had that spot i guess. But Attack...was such a relief back in the day, because it had the elements i wanted to on a SW movie.
This time, Phantom Menace grew up a lot on me. I understand why Lucas choose to give us Anakin as a kid way more. Its makes his fall more tragic.

Sith is still the one I struggle most with.

yeah, i know and im super exited to dive into Sith and discuss it with you.

Im also super focused in this story. Not whatever comes next, but this trilogy. I dont think i have ever felt this way.

That's a great perspective to have for your rewatch.

Yeah it is

Kudos to you

I was thinking how hard was for Anakin and Obi Wan to lose Qui Gon.
In Attack Of The Clones, its clear they have a rocky relationship, based on a lot of competition and tense moments. They both love each other, but at the same time Obi Wan misses so much of whats happening with Anakin, he is completely out of the picture by the end of the movie.

Im pretty sure thats intentional narratively

dimejinky99 wrote:Im pretty sure thats intentional narratively

oh yeah, its not a dig, its a comment on how important Qui Gon is.

VinylGuy wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Im pretty sure thats intentional narratively

oh yeah, its not a dig, its a comment on how important Qui Gon is.

With that in mind what do you think of Filoni saying this


https://twitter.com/culturecrave/status ... 09984?s=21

yeah, i agree its pretty much what im saying. The importance of Qui-Gon death on Anakin.
Still, as Anakin is a creation of Palps, who really knows if he had his fate sealed already....but Obi Wan was more like a big brother for sure.

Also, it totally makes sense why Anakin hates the Jedi Order at the end; they really fucked him up. They wont allowed him to save his mom, do the stuff he wants, have a relationship.

They came and just took him.

VinylGuy wrote:Also, it totally makes sense why Anakin hates the Jedi Order at the end; they really fucked him up. They wont allowed him to save his mom, do the stuff he wants, have a relationship.

They came and just took him.

To be fair, most Jedi have probably endured those same things.

True but extra pressure on Anakin

B wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Also, it totally makes sense why Anakin hates the Jedi Order at the end; they really fucked him up. They wont allowed him to save his mom, do the stuff he wants, have a relationship.

They came and just took him.

To be fair, most Jedi have probably endured those same things.

maybe, not sure really. He was a slave too, got a rough childhood. I think the Jedi Order failed him from the start.

Ok, im diving in Revenge Of The Sith today. Pretty exited bout it. Last time i saw this one was before the premiere of Force Awakens.

Love that movie.

yeah, its great. For some reason i havent seen it a million times like the others.

VinylGuy wrote:

B wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:Also, it totally makes sense why Anakin hates the Jedi Order at the end; they really fucked him up. They wont allowed him to save his mom, do the stuff he wants, have a relationship.

They came and just took him.

To be fair, most Jedi have probably endured those same things.

maybe, not sure really. He was a slave too, got a rough childhood. I think the Jedi Order failed him from the start.

The Order didn’t want him in the first place.

True.

Also i love how Yoda was already doubting about Palps.

Revenge of the sith.

Alright, the rescue of Palpatine is wonderful. Looks great and both Ewan and Hyden are wonderful. Christopher Lee is a genius and McDiarmid rules so much in this movie.

During Anakin and Obi Wan escape with Grievous there is no score at all. Weird. Cant say its bad tough.

Palps is so smart.

His move with anakin being in the councelor is brilliant. And the jedis again fuck everything.