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00:00Today is my first day writing the new Star Wars series.
00:03I have beautiful, pristine, yellow tablets, ready to go.
00:10Small blocks, small blocks.
00:14I went.
00:17All I need is an idea.
00:30And who, with a touch of humor, explains that all he needs is a
00:33idea.
00:34And his idea with the prequel trilogy is going to be to tell the origins of Anakin Skywalker aka Darth Vader.
00:41And we'll start with The Phantom Menace.
00:43So, The Phantom Menace, start by telling me what you think of The Phantom Menace in the chat.
00:48And then I'll elaborate on all of that because it's the same as The Phantom Menace, there are things
00:52to say.
00:53It's a film that is also quite controversial in many aspects.
00:57Indeed, the famous one.
00:58Feel free to tell me what you think of The Phantom Menace in the chat.
01:02To see if we're roughly on the same page and to see if we're on something more or
01:06less consistent with what the film is about.
01:08Even though I'm telling you this, I think I'm going to be a little more nuanced compared to
01:12The Phantom Menace.
01:13But Hamo, who tells us, "I like it, indeed, okay, very good."
01:16Well, I don't think it's a bad film.
01:18I like The Phantom Menace, although I like Attack of the Clones much more than Attack of the Clones.
01:22Okay, yeah, no, but actually there is a...
01:23Yeah well there's a different structure because the middle of a trilogy is always a bit complicated.
01:28Because they always pass for transitional episodes.
01:30It should be noted that The Phantom Menace, even when it came out in '99, was awaited like the messiah.
01:34It's been years, very long years, almost 20 years, since anyone has seen Star Wars at
01:40movie theater.
01:41So when George Lucas comes back and says, "I want to make another Star Wars trilogy," I'm going to tell
01:45The origins of Darth Vader.
01:46People are going crazy.
01:47People are going crazy because Star Wars has been fueled by it all these years.
01:51Despite the fact that there are no more theatrical releases by fans with fan edits, stories
01:55created by fans, forums, events.
01:59There are plenty of things that revolve around Star Wars even though the films are no longer being released.
02:02And the fact that we have three new Star Wars films, of course, in '99 people go crazy, the film
02:07is awaited like the messiah.
02:09So much so that there are people who are going to pay for tickets to...
02:12Finally, people will pay for cinema tickets for random films just to see the gang
02:17announcement of Star Wars episode 1 and leave the theater before the film starts.
02:20So this is absolutely crazy.
02:23It has its flaws, certainly, but it's not the utter garbage I've read many times.
02:27sometimes.
02:27Yeah no, actually it's not bad, that's exactly what I was going to say about that thing.
02:31That's because we already have an episode that is very politically focused.
02:34It's true that there's some jargon that might put viewers off a bit because we are
02:38using very complicated jargon.
02:40The trade federation, the outer border, the Senate, the stuff, we're onto something...
02:46Actually, it's like Game of Thrones, you start the movie and you don't understand anything that
02:49'It happens.'
02:49You've got guys who are blocking, doing commercial blockades and stuff.
02:52Finally, you have it there, but there are blockades of what, compared to what, it's a mess.
02:56Not possible.
02:56So we have a film that is very political.
02:58There's this thing here that's a bit complicated.
03:00So I like it because it brings a slightly different aspect.
03:02The story is told in a different way.
03:04This is a complete departure from what the original trilogy is all about.
03:07But there are issues in terms of staging.
03:10I find the overall direction to be very slow throughout the film.
03:12I don't know if you get that feeling from The Phantom Menace.
03:15But there is this kind of slowness in the way the characters are portrayed.
03:20In their everyday actions, in what they are going to do.
03:22I know there's a pretty memorable scene where you have Padmé Amidala with her bodyguards.
03:28And his soldiers who will try to escape into the palace against...
03:32Finally, they will fight against some kind of...
03:34I can't remember what they're called, those killer robots.
03:36So they will try to escape from them.
03:38They will go in through a window.
03:39They will use a grappling hook to climb to another window.
03:42But in fact, all of this was shown in real time.
03:45So it's extremely long.
03:46Because we can see them trying to get their grappling hook out.
03:48To press the grappling hook.
03:50Then they reached the top.
03:51They put their grappling hook back into their little contraption.
03:53And all of this is filmed.
03:54It's extremely long.
03:55It never stops.
03:56And that ruins the film.
03:57There are plenty of moments like that.
03:58Where you think to yourself, "But..."
03:58The film is slow, that's all.
04:00The film is extremely slow in terms of its direction.
04:02And indeed, that was the time when there was no...
04:03Finally, there's the internet.
04:04There are still some internet forums that function somewhat for Star Wars.
04:07This is the beginning of the internet.
04:08This is the beginning of the internet.
04:09But indeed, we're not in a situation where social media has exploded.
04:12It doesn't even exist.
04:13So, all we have are the forums.
04:15And the forums are really fueled by the fans.
04:19So there is a staging that is quite slow.
04:21There is one fight, though, that is extraordinary.
04:22It's a lightsaber duel between the three characters.
04:27That is to say Qui-Gon, Obi-Wan and Darth Maul, who is fabulous.
04:31The fight is fabulous.
04:32Even though it always annoyed me that the fight was butchered in the editing.
04:36To intercut it with the battle scene with the Windows backdrop.
04:40I don't know if you remember that thing.
04:42That's where Jar Jar Binks' pup-like creature is going to fight.
04:45With that awful Windows 98 lookalike.
04:48And next to him, little Anakin, who's going to do just like his father.
04:52And to dismantle an entire basic species.
04:54So we have this fight which is fabulous in terms of choreography and staging.
04:58Lightsaber, but it's going to be interrupted by these two things.
05:01Which, moreover, have nothing to do with each other in terms of intensity.
05:03That is to say, we have a fight that is extremely serious with someone who dies in the
05:06END.
05:06Where you're constantly thinking one of them is going to die because the guy is ultra
05:08powerful.
05:09Then we have Jar Jar's jokes in the middle.
05:11And then it cuts to the kid making jokes in style.
05:13Look, it's Christmas, I have a toy, I can play with my thing.
05:16So it's always frustrated me that the lightsaber fight was cut out by those scenes.
05:20there.
05:20I would have liked to have it all in one piece, with the truly incredible music included.
05:24Duel of the Fate, which is fabulous, by John Williams.
05:26The choreography, the actors, the stuntmen, everyone gives their all in this thing.
05:30So that's pretty cool.
05:32But yeah, it's a shame because the fight is superb, but it's interrupted by things that are
05:35Not very interesting.
05:36And indeed, yes, because it was Jack Lloyd who starred in the jingle race a few years earlier.
05:42early.
05:42Hence the reference, Turboman, indeed, Hamo.
05:43Well spotted, well spotted, the jingle race, one of the best Christmas movies.
05:47I recommend it to you since these are periods of defeat.
05:48Back then, there weren't the haters, but in those fabulous times...
05:50Oh dear, oh dear Hamo!
05:52I'll tell you, yes, yes, yes, there were haters too.
05:54Because, precisely, poor Jack Lloyd, and I explain this in my book,
05:57I advise you to go and buy my book, of course; I'll put it up in a little while.
06:00I'll show it to you.
06:01Jack Lloyd was completely torn apart by fans because his game was bad.
06:08It's true that, in this instance, he's not quite what the character is supposed to be.
06:12But for me, it's never Jack Lloyd's fault.
06:14Jack Lloyd was just a kid back then, and the guy who was going to direct Jack Lloyd was George
06:18Lucas.
06:18So George Lucas is to blame for Jack Lloyd's poor performance.
06:21He's the one who writes the awful dialogues, he's the one who tells her to do it this way, do it that way.
06:24Jack Lloyd is a kid, he's not the type to take the initiative and say, 'Wait, I'll...'
06:27allow me to do that.
06:28So the kid got a real beating.
06:30And at school they made fun of him, it was awful precisely because there
06:34There were too many haters at that time.
06:36And that, in fact, the film was going to be panned even at the time of its release.
06:42Yeah, no, but he's a great actor.
06:43Jack Lloyd as a kid is extremely expressive, he is very jovial.
06:49Frankly, it makes you want to learn more about the characters involved.
06:55But yes, there is a problem with Jack Lloyd, but it's not his fault.
06:58by Jack Lloyd.
06:59It's not Jack Lloyd's fault.
07:01Given that there's a video that exists where you can see the...
07:05How to put it?
07:06The casting to play Anakin, where the last two kids were Jack Lloyd and another kid.
07:12I can't remember the other kid's name, it's available on...
07:14Search "casting Anakin Jack Lloyd" on YouTube.
07:18And we see the other kid doing a scene with Natalie Portman and I think he's incredibly powerful.
07:24The other kid plays incredibly well, you can see a kind of...
07:28There's a melancholy in his eyes that makes you think, "Yeah, that's him, Anakin."
07:31Anakin is supposed to be a tortured kid from the beginning.
07:33But that's not what George Lucas wanted.
07:35George Lucas specifically wanted us to understand that the dark side can affect everyone.
07:40And he wanted a very cheerful, very...
07:43How to put it?
07:44Very smiley, very happy.
07:46So that we might wonder how this kid, who seems almost perfect, could have become a
07:50Ultimately, they're the worst races in the galaxy.
07:53And the other kid was more relevant, a bit like Darth Vader, but it wasn't George Lucas's vision.
07:56Once again.
07:57Then there's the debate about whether that was the right thing to do or not, that's a whole other debate.
08:00on.
08:00But actually, when you watch the making-of documentaries for the prequel trilogy, you realize that George Lucas...
08:05is omnipresent in all creative aspects of the trilogy.
08:10Which makes sense since he is the creator.
08:11But in fact you feel that nobody dares to say anything to him.
08:14That is to say, he's going to arrive, and all the creative people are going to go and show him
08:17different models of aliens and spaceships.
08:21And he'll come along with his little highlighter, saying this yes, that no, this yes, that no.
08:24Okay then, that's his role.
08:25But at no point is anyone going to ask him, "Are you sure?" because right now I think...
08:29that one would be more relevant with that thingamajig.
08:31Because he's actually the messiah on the set.
08:34George Lucas on the prequel trilogy is truly the king of kings and nobody can say anything to him and
08:39No one dares to say anything to him, especially.
08:41And that's the problem.
08:42He is surrounded by sycophants who don't dare say anything to him.
08:45And so we end up with a lot of flaws in the prequel trilogy, and that's kind of the problem.
08:49What.
08:49Hello, I wonder what the prequels could have been like if Lucas had done it like he did for Episode IV and
08:53the 6th, overseeing the project but with real people to do the work in his place.
08:57So that's a very good question, a very good statement, since basically George Lucas didn't
09:01He didn't want to make the prequel trilogy.
09:02He's going to offer it to Ron Howard, he's going to offer it to Robert Zemeckis, he's going to offer it to Steven Spielberg, but everything
09:08The world will reject this because obviously nobody wants to be subjected to this pressure.
09:12And so the guy has no choice, because what Lucas wanted was...
09:15'It was precisely about being on the creative side but not also having to direct the film because that
09:19He asked him for a huge amount of work.
09:21But unfortunately he won't have a choice; he'll have to make all three films, but it wasn't his
09:24but originally, he didn't want to make all three films.
09:26And that's where his strength lies, precisely because he's not completely narrow-minded, he wanted
09:30However, let the film be left to directors.
09:34Unfortunately or fortunately, it depends on each person of course, he is the one who will have control over Star Wars.
09:38Have you read the graphic novels, The Lucas War? No, I haven't, but apparently...
09:42'That's great.'
09:42I'm going to try to get it as a Christmas present, we'll see, I'm going to try to get it as a gift
09:45by someone.
09:46But every time I walk past it, I want to buy it and I tell myself I won't
09:49I won't have time to read it and all that.
09:50I know there's a volume 2 that was released not long ago on La
09:52Lucas's war, but I know that it tells the story of the creation of Star Wars.
09:57Yeah, I'll read that thing soon, but...
10:00And it's written by French people, I think, that's right, it's written by French people.
10:03But yeah, no, it really makes me want to read it, honestly, this graphic novel looks really great and this
10:08It will be read, that's for sure, it will eventually be.
10:09So there you have it, episode 1, there are still some things that aren't right.
10:13So, we can debate Jar Jar Binks, but for me, I don't think that's the main problem.
10:16from the film.
10:17It doesn't bother me that much, I've seen worse in terms of comic relief in movies.
10:21Indeed, he could have been more subtle with this character, but for me that's not the main flaw.
10:25The problem with the film is really the directing.
10:27And above all, the fact that Lucas lacks subtlety in his directing, in his dialogue, in the way
10:32which will lead his characters to evolve.
10:35But apart from that, there are still some interesting things.
10:37The podrace in Star Wars, the first one there, it's fabulous.
10:41The podrace in the middle of the film with Anakin racing this kind of bizarre monster,
10:46I don't remember his name.
10:48The sound design, the whole sequence, it's incredible.
10:51The pod race, that's the scene from the movie for sure.
10:53A kind of homage to Ben Hur, which is fabulous.
10:55For that reason alone, the film is worth seeing under good conditions.
10:58The actor who played Jar Jar has also been subjected to racist insults.
11:01Yes, in addition, yes, indeed.
11:02Yes, so the guys managed to insult.
11:04Because the actor who plays Jar Jar is black, but I can't remember his name.
11:07the actor.
11:07We'll find the name.
11:09Besides, I think he plays in Obi-Wan.
11:11He plays a Jedi in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, the actor who plays Jar Jar.
11:13Jar Jar Binks, what's the actor's name?
11:16That's Ahmed Best, that's the actor's name.
11:20And indeed, they will succeed in insulting him, or rather, he will succeed in getting racist insults.
11:26Whereas the actor is completely hidden by his character since it is a computer-generated character.
11:31So you can't even see that it's black.
11:33They will still manage to find that information to insult him with racist insults.
11:37So it's still pretty crazy.
11:39And indeed, the Liam Neeson and McGregor duo works very well too.
11:42It's true that the character of Qui-Gon is fabulous.
11:44When I was a kid, I loved the character of Qui-Gon.
11:47I found him incredible in terms of charisma and wisdom.
11:50This character is truly fantastic.
11:51And that's precisely why it's so frustrating to think that he's not in the sequels.
11:54And indeed, Liam Neeson interprets it in the best possible way.
11:58McGregor on Obi-Wan is no longer even up for debate.
12:01It's fabulous.
12:01But yeah, so there are still some good things in episode 1.
12:03I, for one, continue to enjoy watching it.
12:05So, actually, I don't remember who it was who was telling me.
12:06I believe it was R.F. Kerr who told me that people tend to prefer trilogies.
12:10Star Wars of their time.
12:12I was born in '94.
12:14So I grew up with the Star Wars prequels especially, since I saw them in the cinema.
12:18For me, it holds a special place in my mind and heart because it's the Star
12:23Wars of my childhood.
12:24For me, Star Wars, when I was little, looked like this.
12:27And then, when I finished discovering the...
12:29Finally, I don't think it was at the end of episode 3 that I discovered the
12:32trilogy.
12:33It was precisely between the 2nd and the 3rd that I also said, well, I'm going to look at the
12:36trilogy.
12:36For me, Star Wars started with episode 1.
12:40So for me, Star Wars, originally, was episode 1, you know.
12:43For me, Star Wars, the Star Wars universe, I discovered it with episode 1.
12:46So I can't hate this film for many reasons, for very personal reasons.
12:51I am aware of his flaws.
12:52He has a lot of them, especially today, I perceive them even more.
12:55But I have so many memories with it that I can't hate that it's the whole prequel trilogy in
13:00general.
13:01So if you're expecting me to trash the prequels, that's not going to happen.
13:04Obviously, I'm going to point out the flaws in episode 2 and episode 3.
13:07But, as I did there in episode 1, but despite everything, I have a great affection for
13:11the Star Wars prequel trilogy
13:12which I find generally quite interesting in many aspects, despite its flaws once again.
13:18Speaking of the prequel trilogy, we're about to start episode 2, Attack of the Clones.
13:23The Clone War has begun. Come on guys. How hard is that?
13:32So, Attack of the Clones. Yeah, I'm giving you little intros and all that.
13:36I went to a lot of trouble to make intros.
13:39I'm roughly from the same generation, born in '90, and beyond having grown up with the
13:42prequel trilogy
13:43What I like about it most is that it brought a tangibility to the universe that I find
13:46not in the original trilogy.
13:48When you talk about tangibility, what do you mean? Perhaps you're talking about everything...
13:52'political aspect, because it is much more serious'
13:55And much more rooted in our reality precisely through the political aspect, or are you talking about something else?
14:00Even though I don't like episode 2, just Yoda. Yes, no, but indeed, there are plenty of
14:04Similar things could be said about episode 2.
14:06Episode 2, politically speaking, I think something is happening because we are
14:11on a continuum,
14:12And that's also the strength of the prequel trilogy, and when we talk about the sequel trilogy, so the episode
14:16In episodes 7, 8, and 9, we'll see that the prequel trilogy, its strength,
14:19It's precisely about being a coherent whole from beginning to end. So episode 2 will follow...
14:24'Episode 1 in a very coherent way,'
14:26even though we're going to have a rather different graphic style, a different staging, different characters.
14:33We will nevertheless realize that, precisely, what the Republic lacks, therefore,
14:38in episode 2,
14:39It's her blind faith in her own, how to say, constitution, in her own way of being brought about through everything
14:47the galaxy.
14:48And indeed, there are many scenes in the film that show that the leaders of the Republic are
14:52completely blinded
14:53and do not at all, cannot conceive that the Republic cannot be overthrown.
14:58And that's exactly what's going to happen, that's how it's presented, that's that,
15:01Indeed, there is Chancellor Palpatine
15:03who, behind the scenes, will work on all of this and will ensure the overthrow of a Republic that has too much
15:08confidence in herself
15:09which has become too complacent and is, precisely, going to be completely overthrown.
15:15And we have the beginnings of what episode 3 will be like in relation to, precisely, the birth of the
15:21'Empire and the fall of the Republic.
15:22We see these beginnings in episode 2, so episode 2 is still important, but it remains,
15:26Nevertheless, a transitional episode.
15:28And that's kind of the problem with episodes in the middle of a trilogy, they always remain...
15:32transition episodes.
15:33So the film does have its qualities, but it also has many flaws.
15:36And I think that it is, indeed, the least-loved episode of the trilogy among fans.
15:40because there is a problem, particularly with the development of the characters, with the dialogues, once again.
15:45But we'll come back to the problems later, let's talk about the qualities first.
15:47Wait, I'm just going to check the chat.
15:48"In the trilogy, I get the impression that the rebellion is a group of 20 guys who..."
15:52They are fighting against an evil that seems highly improbable.
15:55Yes, indeed, let's say that the political aspect of the trilogy is much more Manichean.
16:00and much less presented in a way that was, how shall I say, actually tangible and realistic.
16:06Whereas, conversely, I find that in the prequels, it's perhaps handled in a somewhat
16:09Too subtle.
16:10As I was saying earlier, I think we start the beginning of episode 1 with...
16:13very political and very technical terms,
16:15even though we don't understand anything, basically.
16:16Episode 2, the advantage of episode 2, is that there are plenty of moments that are
16:21ultra cult classics
16:22particularly in terms of sound design and graphic design.
16:25We can talk about Yoda, since this is the first time we're going to see Yoda in computer graphics.
16:30And in this case, I think it's very well done, Yoda in computer graphics.
16:33I find that he brings a lot more emotion to his eyes, to his gestures, all of that.
16:37So, people are going to raise a few eyebrows at the fact that Yoda is computer-generated, it's a
16:43a little strange,
16:45because indeed, there are always the fans who are a little, how to say, purist of Star Wars.
16:49But I think he brings something different, Yoda in computer graphics.
16:53And most importantly, it will lead to that final battle against Count Doku, because we'll also be introduced to the
16:57character from the Tale Doku
16:58which is played by Christopher Lee.
16:59It always made me laugh, because he's Palpatine's padawan.
17:02whereas he looks 40 years older than Palpatine, so it's quite funny.
17:05And by the way, I have a little image, well, a short video excerpt from the Making Of,
17:10where Christopher Lee mentions that famous fight with Yoda.
17:14and explains how it happened, and how he was replaced by a stand-in,
17:18because, indeed, with his age and all that, he couldn't necessarily do all the stunts himself.
17:23So it's quite interesting, here's a short excerpt.
17:25I've probably done more cellulite fights than fights
17:30that of an actor in history, I should think, and I have the scars to prove it.
17:35And this fight is bigger than I've ever been involved in.
17:41You'll notice the phrase I used, I've never been involved,
17:46Because I don't do that much. I can't physically.
17:50My hands and weapons will move very quickly, my feet are not yet.
17:54Most of that is done by my double stunt bike, which is absolutely awesome.
17:59So there you have it. Always a pleasure, of course, to see Christopher Lee, who is an absolutely fabulous actor.
18:03who has an incredible life. In fact, I'll probably do a live stream about Christopher Lee one day.
18:07because he has done so many things in his life that it's incredible.
18:10But yes, I really like the fight scene with Yoda.
18:13I also really love the last half hour, which is a bit of a digital hodgepodge.
18:18with all the characters reunited, all the Jedi.
18:21We have these kinds of wide close-ups where we can just see the colors of the lightsabers.
18:25So in this case, it's all very digital in terms of the characters, the sets, everything.
18:30But I find that there is a final battle aspect that is very enjoyable, precisely.
18:33I really like the last half hour of Attack of the Clones.
18:35I really enjoy fighting with...
18:38The balance of power between Count Doku, Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Yoda is clearly visible.
18:44You can really feel the difference in power between all these characters, it's well done.
18:48And of course, I love the chase scene between Django and Obi-Wan.
18:51particularly because of this kind of fabulous sound design for the attacks of Django's ship.
18:57I'm showing you this because I took it, after all.
19:00The sound design of the attacks in space, that's incredible.
19:03That, in the cinema, is fabulous.
19:10There you go, that's pure bliss for the ears, that thing.
19:14For that reason alone, the film is superb.
19:17But there are still some concerns about the clone attack.
19:21So, I'm going to read the chat first.
19:22The weakness of episode 2 is the Naboo arc.
19:24So, there you have it.
19:25I'm going to read this comment in the chat, which is very relevant since we'll get to that point soon.
19:29That's precisely what we're going to talk about regarding the weaknesses of episode 2.
19:31The Sonic bomb, yeah, indeed.
19:32That's incredible.
19:33I'm giving it to you again, because I never get tired of it.
19:35I'll give it back to you.
19:42It's so good.
19:43That's crazy.
19:43When I put that on, I put it on full blast.
19:45As soon as I put on this clip from the film, I play it at full volume.
19:47This is simply one of the best ideas in all of Star Wars.
19:48Even though, in reality, the scene serves no purpose for the plot and is totally gratuitous.
19:52Oh yes, no, but...
19:52Ah yes, of course.
19:53But we also need...
19:55I think it's...
19:55I wouldn't say it's useless.
19:57Not every scene necessarily has to lead to an advancement in terms of plot.
20:01But it does allow for some enjoyable moments nonetheless, precisely in terms of sound design.
20:06In terms of pure art, I find it super interesting.
20:08By the way, if you like the sound design of Star Wars, there's a mini-series on Disney+,
20:13which is called Galaxy of Sound.
20:16So, actually, I think there are four or five episodes.
20:18It's been going on...
20:19It lasts ten minutes, I think, per episode.
20:21And in fact, there is zero dialogue.
20:23Each episode will revisit different universes from the saga.
20:28He will...
20:28I don't know how to explain it, but in fact, he's going to bring...
20:31He will be recreating various scenes from the trilogy and the prequel trilogy.
20:35But by removing the dialogue, by removing the music...
20:38Actually, no, there's also the music.
20:39But by simply adding the sound design.
20:41And so, it's fabulous for the ears.
20:42Because there is...
20:44There is precisely this scene which is without dialogue.
20:47There are lightsaber battle scenes without dialogue.
20:49So, we're just going to enjoy the sound design and the sound design work of the saga.
20:54So, if you really want to enjoy what Star Wars is all about in terms of sound,
20:57I recommend you watch the mini-series on Disney+, Galaxy of Sound.
21:01It's really a great thing.
21:03So, in order not to get lost.
21:04And to return to the flaws of episode 2,
21:08Indeed, there is that famous love story between Padmé and Anakin
21:12which is already ultra-glog in many aspects.
21:15Anakin, first of all, I find him to be a guy who is not at all mentally stable.
21:18So, indeed, that's the principle of the character.
21:20But that makes it inconsistent with Padmé's character.
21:22who, precisely, has her head on her shoulders.
21:24And I'm thinking, how can she possibly like such a crazy guy?
21:27In other words, the guy is completely crazy.
21:29But above all, indeed, there is a development that is being completely denied.
21:32There are scenes that are completely saccharine and have no place there.
21:38when they do somersaults in the fields, there.
21:42Finally, it's neither done nor to be done.
21:44The dialogues are utterly lacking.
21:46Aiden Christensen, who plays Anakin,
21:48He lacks quite a bit of experience, precisely, regarding subtlety.
21:50what is this character supposed to bring?
21:52I know there's a scene where he completely loses it at one point.
21:54When his mother died, when he started to get angry, his mouth looked like this.
21:58Finally, it is too unsubtle.
22:00I know that many, for example, criticized Adam Driver's performance on Kylo Ren.
22:05But Adam Driver, for example, is a fabulous actor
22:06which is disconcertingly subtle.
22:08And, for example, Adam Driver would have been much more suitable for this character.
22:11because he's a much better actor.
22:13But there are a lot of problems, actually.
22:14And once again, there's a problem with Aiden Christensen's experience.
22:18But it's also driven, once again, by Lucas's direction of the actors.
22:21who is completely clueless.
22:22The dialogues that are so simplistic, between the two of them, there.
22:25Love dialogues.
22:26Well, Lucas, I don't know how...
22:28He was a womanizer when he was young, but he probably wasn't the best either.
22:31Because love dialogues, well, drag dialogues and all that,
22:35We're dealing with something not too crazy.
22:37But yeah, so it lacks subtlety in the dialogues.
22:39That's precisely the problem.
22:40The problem is that the dialogue lacks subtlety.
22:45And that's going to completely ruin the pacing of the film, you know.
22:48Indeed, Hamo is better in the third one.
22:49We'll come back to that...
22:50Finally, we'll get there in episode 3, but it's better in episode 3.
22:52I think he understood between 2 and 3.
22:55He saw the shitstorm that ensued.
22:57I think he understood what he had to do.
22:59Adam Driver and Kelly O'Reign are one of the few things worth saving from the sequel trilogy.
23:02Yes, indeed.
23:03I think Adam Driver is a fabulous actor.
23:05But we'll get there.
23:05When we get to episode 7, we'll be able to talk about Adam Driver
23:08Because indeed, there is a lot to say.
23:10Yes, that's the character's writing style.
23:11But the actor himself, in this instance, in relation to what is written,
23:14precisely because of the poor writing of the character,
23:16I think he's doing very well.
23:18And he brings something different to the character.
23:19So, that's pretty cool.
23:20So, there you have it.
23:21I think that's all I have to say about episode 2.
23:23Feel free to let me know if you have anything to add about episode 2.
23:25Attack of the Clones.
23:26So, to sum up, there are some cool things.
23:28There are some nice visual effects, sound effects.
23:33There's a final half hour that's pretty cool, quite enjoyable.
23:36The Yoda-Doku fight is pretty good.
23:39And the character development isn't anything special.
23:41Afterwards, the ending too, I like that aspect.
23:43You can really see the difference as the dark side takes over.
23:47I know we start on Coruscant at the beginning.
23:48The sky is blue.
23:49The sun is shining.
23:50It's magnificent.
23:51And in the end, the sky is completely red over Coruscant.
23:53So, we can see that there's a kind of...
23:56There is a staging that precisely brings about this transition between the Republic and the Empire.
23:59So, it's not that badly designed after all.
24:01There are some good ideas.
24:02But overall, it remains the weakest episode of the Prilogy
24:05and one of the weakest episodes in the saga.
24:07For me, it's in all 12 films.
24:10In my top 12 Star Wars, it's 7th, Attack of the Clones.
24:16So, it's not bad either.
24:17He's in the middle, basically.
24:17Attack of the Clones, he is 7th.
24:19I can even do the whole top for you, if you want.
24:21We're going to do the whole top tier.
24:22Finally, I'll stop at 7 because after that, the chase on Coruscant is pretty...
24:26Yes, yes, that's true.
24:27Yes, the chase scene on Coruscant is very cool, indeed.
24:29No, but there are some good things in episode 2.
24:33So, my top Star Wars picks.
24:34And besides, we'll get to that, since for me it's number 1, the best Star Wars film,
24:39It's Star Wars episode 3, Revenge of the Sith.
24:43For me, he's number 1.
24:44In second place, I put The Empire Strikes Back.
24:46At number 3, I put Rogue One, Star Wars Story and we'll get to that.
24:49At number 4, I put Star Wars, A New Hope, so the first Star Wars.
24:53Number 5 is Return of the Jedi.
24:55At number 6, I put episode 1, The Phantom Menace.
24:58So, number 7 is episode 2, Attack of the Clones.
25:01Number 8 is Star Wars episode 7.
25:04Number 9 is Solo Star Wars Story.
25:06We'll come back to that later.
25:08In number 10, I put the movie The Clone Wars.
25:10It's an animated film that takes place right after episode 3, actually.
25:14In 11, I put episode 9.
25:16And lastly, I put episode 8.
25:17And we'll come back to that for many other aspects as well.
25:20So, I'll be a little more subtle about episode 8.
25:22Don't worry if you liked it.
25:23We'll try to come back to that.
25:25But here's my top pick.
25:26Feel free to share your top Star Wars movies with me in the chat.
25:31That interests me.
25:31Let's see if we have roughly the same top list or if, in fact, it varies a little bit.
25:35But here's the thing.
25:36That's my top Star Wars list.
25:37Now you know.
25:38You know roughly where I stand.
25:39But for me, episode 3, Revenge of the Sith, is already a masterpiece.
25:43So.
25:43I'm just throwing the word around.
25:44I know that today it's a term that's thrown around all the time, so it's extremely overused.
25:51But for me, Revenge of the Sith is a masterpiece.
25:53So.
25:53It's 5 stars.
25:54That's perfect.
25:56In everything he brought, in everything he is supposed to be.
25:59In the conclusion he draws.
26:01In the...
26:01How to put it?
26:02The way he arrives at this conclusion.
26:04This kind of Greek tragedy that we can truly see unfolding before our eyes.
26:08Honestly, watching episode 3, I feel like I'm looking at an ancient painting.
26:14movement.
26:14Where, precisely, we have a kind of family and global tragedy unfolding before our eyes.
26:20A kind of twilight atmosphere gradually emerges as the film progresses.
26:24Finally, it's...
26:25This is absolutely incredible.
26:27This truly marks the rise of the Empire.
26:29And in terms of design, of pure images, I don't think we could have done better.
26:33It's... For me, it's fabulous.
26:34So.
26:34He is largely saved by the final fight.
26:36Ah...
26:37Well...
26:37We'll talk about it again.
26:38But, uh...
26:40I...
26:41For me, it's...
26:42I'm not very...
26:42I'm not very objective about episode 3.
26:44Effectively.
26:45I find him quite generous with the Solo.
26:47Perhaps I should rewatch it because, for me, it's dead last.
26:50I find you quite generous, excuse me.
26:51Yes, well...
26:52Actually, I ranked Solo 9th out of 12.
26:55Which is still not that generous.
26:57In the end, he's still at the bottom of the rankings.
26:58But...
26:59I ranked it 9th out of 12 on my own because...
27:01Well, for me, actually, he has the strength, unlike the 9 and the 8,
27:04to avoid getting tangled up in a story that doesn't make sense.
27:07And at least we have the...
27:09The pleasure, let's say, in quotation marks, of having a film that holds together from beginning to end
27:13and which tells a coherent story, a coherent whole.
27:15And I like films that tell a story from beginning to end.
27:17I'm getting a bit fed up with episodic films in TV series format.
27:20And above all, having rewatched it recently, well...
27:22I think he brings quite a lot to the table.
27:24But we're not talking about Solo, so I won't digress.
27:26We'll talk about it after Solo, that's the plan.
27:28For now, we're on episode 3.
27:29Let's stay with episode 3.
27:31Keep giving me your top Star Wars lists in the chat and I'll read them, of course.
27:35Yes, of course, the French version of episode 3, the revenge of the websites.
27:39For once...
27:40So, I'm not going to say that the French version is better than the original version.
27:42Because I saw it in the original version.
27:43Recently, I rewatched the entire saga in the original version.
27:46Alright.
27:47There's no... Obviously.
27:48No problem.
27:49For example, I like...
27:50I prefer the sequel trilogy in the original version rather than the dubbed version.
27:52I think it's much better presented.
27:55However, the trilogy as well.
27:56I still prefer the original version, even though there are some interesting things in the dubbed version.
27:59That's all from back then.
28:01But on the other hand, for the prequel trilogy, I'll prefer the French dub to the original version.
28:03And the French version, obviously, of that final scene where he says, you were the chosen one, it was you.
28:08There's a...
28:09It brings such intensity to the French version that you almost don't find it in the original version, I think, in terms of
28:14sound design.
28:15In terms of sound mixing, at least, I think the French dub will bring more intensity, even the
28:20the actor's performance.
28:20So, yeah, indeed, the French dub of episode 3 is fabulous.
28:23Episode 3, for example, has an introductory sequence shot.
28:26So, I don't know if you're replaying episode 3 a little bit.
28:28I don't know if you remember the film at all.
28:30I remember it very well because, obviously, I've seen it 3 billion times.
28:34Sometimes I watch it by myself.
28:35I don't need to rewatch the entire saga.
28:36Sometimes I put it on by myself like that.
28:39The opening sequence shot is fabulous, following precisely these two hunters who are above...
28:44'A...
28:44We're going to follow them in very close-up.
28:46We'll see them pass over a kind of large destroyer, then they'll pass underneath it.
28:49And now we'll see...
28:50The destroyer, in fact, will conceal a kind of space warfare above Coruscant which will suddenly
28:55to appear before us.
28:56And all of this in single shots that last like 4 or 5 minutes.
28:59So, we have a kind of digital sequence shot which is fabulous.
29:01At this point, we realize that George Lucas is actually not bad in terms of directing.
29:05Was he the one who initiated this plan? We'll never know.
29:08But in any case, it's Hugh who directs.
29:10So, the introduction itself, the sequence shot of the introduction, I find it absolutely fabulous.
29:14But what can, in fact...
29:16Let's say...
29:16The only thing that might bother some people—I don't find it bothersome myself—is that
29:19'Actually, the film goes very fast.
29:21In other words, here we have a film to show that Anakin is switching from the light side to the dark side.
29:27dark side.
29:27So, we start with Anakin who, as a result...
29:29So, there are some small signs, he's going to kill Count Doku, what's-his-name...
29:32But, in fact, we'll realize that it all comes down to very little.
29:35That is to say, it is Obi-Wan who leaves.
29:37Anakin is frustrated because of what's happening with the Jedi Council, etc.
29:41So, in fact, we're going to have a first hour that's filled with dialogue, really.
29:45There are a lot of dialogue-filled sequences precisely to try and make us understand how Anakin went through
29:50on the dark side.
29:51So, we're going to have that thing first thing in the morning.
29:53And then, when Anakin crosses the line, well, the film adopts a completely different rhythm because we really go on
29:57a Greek tragedy, as I was saying, with a completely different rhythm.
30:01Extremely dark, the music is completely different, the color scheme, the characters...
30:06And literally, the film ends on a planet in flames because that's really what it is.
30:10train of coming to pass in the galaxy.
30:11The world is truly going up in flames, the galaxy is going to...
30:14peanuts, and that's precisely why this final battle will take place in this setting which is absolutely
30:19fabulous.
30:20As an aside, the prequel trilogy has been heavily criticized for its excessive use of digital technology compared to the original trilogy.
30:26which is indeed true, in terms of models and practical effects.
30:30There are many more on the original trilogy than on the prequel trilogy, which makes sense since
30:33The prequel trilogy, obviously, had special effects that were more or less perfected, so they could be used.
30:38Nevertheless, when you watch the making-of videos for episodes 1, 2, and 3, you realize that
30:42'There are still a huge number of practical effects and miniature models that are being used for the prequel trilogy.
30:47For example, the whole scene in Mustafar, the kind of lava planet, there are a lot of models of
30:55miniatures with lava that will flow, which will be artificially created with a slightly orange liquid.
31:01We're going to have miniatures of the spaceships, we're going to have a lot of makeup, Palpatine's makeup, for example.
31:09which is incredible.
31:10So there are still many practical effects on the prequel trilogy, contrary to what we think.
31:14So I really encourage you to watch the making-of videos for episodes 1, 2, and 3 to see for yourself.
31:19that there are quite a few practical effects that are indeed mixed with the digital effects,
31:23and which, for me, still offer something quite digestible. Let's just say that the film which is
31:28The least digestible in terms of digital effects for me is episode 2.
31:31especially its finale where it's entirely shot on a green screen, but episode 3 will precisely return to that
31:37Its practical effects, and I think that's pretty cool.
31:38With the two final battles, that is, Master Yoda against Palpatine and Anakin against Obi-Wan, we
31:46will really realize that the strength of this prequel trilogy is the lightsaber battles.
31:51It's the way they're choreographed, it's the sets they'll use each time, c
31:56'That is to say, each lightsaber duel takes place in a completely different setting,'
31:58And each time, the fighters will use the scenery to their advantage, so it really is about the scenery.
32:04who are not there just for decoration, precisely.
32:06Each time the battles tell a story; in this case, we have an ideological battle between Yoda and
32:12Palpatine, precisely to try to reverse evil
32:16and try to pull it out before it grows too much. That's why, by the way, the
32:21The fight is taking place in the Senate.
32:23Moreover, according to legend, it was apparently Steven Spielberg who directed the fight sequence between Yoda
32:29and Palpatine,
32:30And that wouldn't surprise me, given the fluidity of the sequence and the way the elements are used to
32:35the fight.
32:36And we have this fratricidal fight between Anakin and Obi-Wan which is absolutely incredible in terms of set design, in
32:42in terms of musicality, in terms of intensity of playing, in terms of choreography.
32:48That is to say, I don't know if you've seen Ewan McGregor with a lightsaber, but I can tell you
32:52to say that there is no lining.
32:53That guy, he's there, he's giving it his all, he's fabulous. And the fight is incredible.
32:58This is truly the most beautiful fight in all of Star Wars, in my opinion.
33:00He fights with some of the same fights as in The Clone Wars series, but we'll
33:03Let's talk about it again.
33:03But as a result, there's a really grandiose and epic aspect to lightsaber combat.
33:09which we didn't necessarily have in the trilogy.
33:12And I have an example; I've made a little montage to show you how much the
33:19The fights in the original trilogy, well, they weren't really like that.
33:44This is rubbish! Stop bothering me! Get a grip!
33:49So this is a little montage I made, it made me laugh to show it to you.
33:52So yes, people are trying to defend the fight on the 4th, but let's not kid ourselves, it's
33:55Absolutely terrible.
33:57But we have the actor who plays Obi-Wan, poor guy, he's a bit old.
34:01And then we have the actor in the Vader costume who must be in 3000-degree heat, he can't move.
34:06Well, it was a bit complicated too.
34:07But indeed, the lightsaber battles are a huge part of the trilogy.
34:12Hamo told me, I'm not going to make any friends, but for me, 8 is in my top
34:153.
34:16Oh no, but, well, episode 8 is anyway, we'll get to it in episode 8, but
34:19Anyway, episode 8 is all or nothing.
34:20That is to say, people either love it or they hate it.
34:22There's no subtlety with the 8, there's no... that's it.
34:25So I can understand, but we'll talk about it again in episode 8, no worries.
34:29Overall, what benefited the trilogy was technological progress.
34:32Yes indeed, although today we can say that the practical effects, or rather the special effects of the trilogy
34:37They've aged a bit, especially in 4K.
34:38But indeed, at the time it was a real revolution, and it's actually perfect to think, "I..."
34:43I'm going to create a new trilogy precisely to use the new tools available to me that exist for cinema and
34:51This is what cinema is supposed to be.
34:52It's supposed to be a tool to advance technology, and that's what it's doing with the
34:56prequel, that is.
34:57I still find the Jedi Council's reaction far too slow. Yoda pressures Anakin, things are going to go wrong, but...
35:04Do nothing.
35:05Yes, Yoda does indeed sense it. He says the Jedi have lost their power of control.
35:09regarding strength, but I still find that explanation a bit weak.
35:12Yes, but actually I think it's implied... so indeed the Jedi Council might be a bit
35:16less well developed in the prequel trilogy.
35:18But I think it can be consistent with the idea that we can say that precisely the Jedi
35:21are completely blinded by their... that's what's said in one of the films.
35:26They are blinded by their ego in fact and for them it is impossible that they will be dethroned.
35:30So there's something to be said, yeah, we get the feeling he's a bit like that, but despite
35:33He won't be able to do anything because I'm a Jedi, and that's that.
35:37So we can justify it like that anyway.
35:39Ah yes, the posters of Drew Strouzan indeed, who left us not long ago.
35:42They're magnificent, aren't they?
35:43Who designed the posters for Star Wars, Back to the Future, and Indiana Jones?
35:48Magnificent illustrator Drew Strouzan.
35:49Wasn't it McGregor who did his fights making lightsaber noises with his mouth during the
35:53filming.
35:54Yeah, it's not... yes, if it's not impossible, yes.
35:56And that it was necessary to cut all of that out or redo things, but yeah, indeed.
35:59I saw the 8 in IMAX for 20 bucks a ticket, never wasted money so badly.
36:03Well, not really, because technically the 8 is flawless.
36:09It's magnificent.
36:10The 8 is... technically and in terms of imagery, the 8 is magnificent.
36:13There are some magnificent sets.
36:15Natural settings, computer-generated settings, practical effects.
36:18The sound design is superb, the music is superb.
36:21For that reason, the 8 is absolutely flawless.
36:22So it remains a visually stunning spectacle.
36:25But at the limit, the 8 should be viewed as an atmospheric film.
36:27We need to remove the dialogue and the story and just be content with the magnificent images and the magnificent sound.
36:31Who is, for once, irreproachable in the 8th, that's for sure, there's nothing to say.
36:34To conclude on episode 3, it's fabulous.
36:37For me it is a masterpiece and an epic fresco worthy of antiquity.
36:43This is something extraordinary.
36:47I saw it in the cinema when I was a kid, when it first came out.
36:49I was completely speechless, I was like that throughout the entire film.
36:52I couldn't take my eyes off the screen, it was...
36:54As an aside, it was so captivating that I couldn't take my eyes off the screen.
36:57I was sitting on a seat, I was all alone.
36:59The seat next to it was empty; I had put my coke on the seat.
37:02And next to him there was another guy.
37:03And at one point when I wanted to drink my coke like that, I was feeling it without looking.
37:07Well, that guy next to me, that kid, is drinking my coke.
37:10Well, I practically snatched it from you, I was so, so engrossed in the film
37:13that I hadn't realized the guy next to me was helping himself to my food
37:16I had paid.
37:17So, to tell you the truth, the film completely captivated me for two hours.
37:21And the third one was recently re-released in cinemas.
37:23I also missed the third one in theaters, but it was released for...
37:25For the 25th birthday, I think something like that, or the 20th birthday, I can't remember.
37:28But it was recently re-released in cinemas, and yes, I would absolutely love to see it again too.
37:32movie theater.
37:32And I'll finish with episode 3, featuring an interview with the American writer Camille Paglia.
37:38who talks about it very well and who, for me, defines what episode 3 is in terms of epicness
37:46Let's say.
37:46Nothing was produced just anywhere...
37:48I'm serious.
37:49Anything in the last 30 years
37:52in all the spirit that was produced
37:55as emotionally understandable and meaningful
37:58like the finale of Revenge of the Sith.
38:02So what she's saying is still a very strong bias.
38:06So she's really referring to the ending of the film.
38:08I can only agree with her.
38:10Yes, that's what I was saying earlier, for me it's really...
38:12We're dealing with art in the purest sense of the term, in terms of what it conveys, in terms of
38:15what it evokes,
38:16about what it is, about what it visually conveys in terms of storytelling, in terms of emotion.
38:23The last 40 minutes of the film are...
38:26They are above.
38:28That's undeniable.
38:29Undeniable for me.
38:30And so, that's how we conclude on the Star Wars prequel trilogy.
38:33We haven't seen the kid since.
38:35I don't know.
38:36I don't know.
38:37I haven't seen him since, but...
38:38Indeed, a coke thief, that's what he is.
38:41This whole thing is crazy.
38:42Ah, I still remember that.
38:43That shocked me.
38:44I went to see it as soon as it came out.
38:46What a thrill.
38:46Ah yeah, yeah.
38:46Well, you had some...
38:47I didn't have the opportunity.
38:48I didn't have that opportunity.
38:49But you were right to go back.
38:52SO.
38:52We made the original trilogy.
38:54We made the prequel trilogy.
38:56And after the prequel trilogy, what comes next?
38:57There was a movie.
38:59The Clone Wars.
38:59So, an animated film.
39:00Which takes place between episode 2 and episode 3.
39:02Where we will follow the clone wars.
39:04Something we didn't necessarily see between episode 2 and episode 3.
39:07And after that, there was this kind of pilot episode for the film.
39:10And then there was the series.
39:11The Clone Wars.
39:12So, did you see the Clone Wars series in the chat?
39:14And tell me what you think about it.
39:15Did you see The Clone Wars in the chat?
39:17Just to see if, uh...
39:19SO.
39:19I'm not going to spoil it, okay?
39:20Don't worry in any case.
39:21If you want to see it, I won't spoil it.
39:22There's no need to spoil it.
39:23But anyway it won't be very long, right?
39:24The Clone Wars.
39:25So it was really...
39:26The Clone Wars lasted quite a while.
39:28I know.
39:28It started in 2008.
39:29It ended in 2020.
39:30So, to tell you that...
39:31Finally, there was a comeback in 2020.
39:33Knowing that it actually covers the period from 2008 to 2014.
39:36There were 6 seasons.
39:36And the last season was released in 2020.
39:38With precisely the...
39:39THE...
39:40The beginning of Disney Plus.
39:41Actually, The Clone Wars is quite...
39:44Complicated.
39:45Because actually there are...
39:46There were some beautiful flashes of brilliance in The Clone Wars.
39:47There are some episodes that are, uh...
39:49Extraordinary.
39:50Um...
39:50Besides, I wrote them down, just so you know.
39:52I made a note of...
39:53I'll try to make you a list of...
39:55The best episodes of...
39:56From the series.
39:57But actually.
39:57The problem is that...
39:59The seasons are going to be, uh...
40:01Unequal.
40:02In the sense that we're going to have seasons that will last...
40:05Wait.
40:05How long are the seasons?
40:06How many episodes are there per season, more or less?
40:09I think we have about twenty episodes per season.
40:11Something like that.
40:12And the problem is that, well, actually, it's over the 20 episodes of the season.
40:16There are like 10 of them who are going to be, uh...
40:18Who are actually going to be, uh...
40:19Relevant.
40:20And who will actually tell a story.
40:21Because there are a lot of transition episodes in The Clone Wars.
40:25Since it's a...
40:26A series originally designed for children.
40:28A TV series.
40:29Which was broadcast on TV, uh...
40:30At the time.
40:31And actually, well...
40:32So we have transition episodes.
40:34Filler episodes.
40:35Who did this, uh...
40:36At random, uh...
40:37And which have nothing to do with the main plot.
40:39So, in fact, it was difficult for me to watch, at least.
40:42Because I thought, damn, but actually, uh...
40:43I'm bored watching half the season which serves no purpose.
40:46Ultimately, only the other half tells a story.
40:50Now the...
40:51There is...
40:52Like I said, there are some episodes that are extraordinary.
40:54The lightsaber battles are superb.
40:56The animation is pretty cool.
40:58And especially, in fact, the last season in 2020.
41:00She's gorgeous.
41:01They released one last season, uh...
41:05Um...
41:05And the last 4 episodes of...
41:08From this season 7.
41:09They are absolutely fabulous.
41:11Finally, if you only have to watch that part of The Clone Wars, you can.
41:14You only watch the last 4 episodes of...
41:16From season 7 of Clone Wars.
41:18Between episode 3 and episode 4.
41:20Because that's what's happening at that time.
41:22And there's a superb fight with Dark Maul against Ahsoka Tano.
41:25There's a beautiful, very melancholic ending with Darth Vader and Ahsoka.
41:28Because Ahsoka was Anakin's padawan.
41:31Which ultimately makes no sense when you think about it.
41:33Because Anakin in episode 3 complains because he can't be at the Jedi Council thing.
41:37But then you realize that he's a master and that he is actually...
41:40That he actually had to be a...
41:42He has a padawan even though he's refused the...
41:46So in episode 3 it makes no sense, right?
41:47But so, here's The Clone Wars...
41:50Overall it's not bad, but it's very uneven.
41:52And we have the same flaw with Star Wars Rebels.
41:55So Star Wars Rebels is the same, it's...
41:57Yeah, so same here, Star Wars Rebels follows the...
41:59It comes out right after the end of season 6 of Clone Wars, so in 2014.
42:03It lasts until 2018, there are 4 seasons.
42:06There are far fewer episodes.
42:07But it's also very complicated because there are actually very few episodes, I think.
42:10Which are really going to be interesting and follow the main storyline.
42:13So that's quite a shame, actually.
42:16These two series because there are things worth saving.
42:18And at the same time there are things that are completely useless.
42:21And they are very long, so it was very difficult to follow Star Wars Rebels right to the end.
42:26So I finished it, but it wasn't easy.
42:30Now, on to another Star Wars animated series which I find very interesting.
42:34And it's definitely worth seeing.
42:36It's Tales of the Jedi, a series that came out on Disney Plus in 2022.
42:41So this is quick, there are 6 episodes of 10-15 minutes each.
42:44And we will follow Ahsoka Tano's childhood.
42:48And right up to her arrival in the Clone Wars and the fact that she becomes a Padawan and...
42:52Jedi strike.
42:53And in parallel, we will follow the Doku story.
42:57Finally, we will follow him on his descent into darkness.
43:00And how it became one of the biggest sites of the Clone Wars era.
43:05Whereas before he was precisely a highly respected Jedi and in particular the master of Quaingon Jin.
43:10The character from episode 1.
43:12So we have these two stories running in parallel.
43:14We have 6 episodes of 10-15 minutes each and it's really great.
43:16So I recommend it.
43:17Make a note of it.
43:18Tales of the Jedi.
43:19It's on Disney Plus and it's really cool.
43:21So if you haven't seen it, don't hesitate.
43:23You don't need to have seen the other series.
43:24It's really a little thing that you can watch on its own and it's really cool.
43:28And that's it for the Star Wars animated series.
43:31It's quick.
43:31There's no need to talk about it for hours.
43:35Because these are still very big things.
43:37There's not much to add on these topics.
43:40We didn't get enough Doku tales in the prequel trilogy.
43:42Yes, indeed.
43:43It is very underdeveloped.
43:44That's why this series is so interesting.
43:45Because she will help you understand how Count Doku came to work for the chancellor.
43:52Palpatine.
43:53And become his padawan, what else?
43:54I believe Doku was Yoda's disciple.
43:57Which makes the betrayal even worse.
43:58Yes, indeed.
43:59Doku was Yoda's padawan and Qui-Gon's Jedi master.
44:03So he's still a big Jedi.
44:05And the series perfectly shows you how he became Count Doku.
44:09And so, this is the site that will bring the Empire to the forefront.
44:16Thanks precisely to the construction in the shadow of the Death Star.
44:19Because that's precisely what episode 2 of the prequel trilogy is about.
44:22And so, with that, we'll move on to what is probably the most controversial issue.
44:27The sequel trilogy, because that's what we called it, right?
44:29It's not an official name, but it's the sequel trilogy that follows the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy.
44:33So, the Disney trilogy, there you go.
44:36So.
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