Was this the saddest moment in cinematic history?

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Isnt' it supposed to be this

Not really. Unless you were one of the kids who watched the clone wars cartoon in between 2 and 3 and got to know all of these characters, their deaths had 0 impact. In many cases, the first time you saw the dead Jedi in a live-action movie was when they were being killed.

Really, really shitty planning by Lucas. Episode 1 threw the whole thing off.

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im still shooken up :<

>>82318621
the video of your birth

>>82318621
What happened to his 6 wives?

>>82318621
What about the droid attack on the wookiees?

>>82318686
>shitty planning by Lucas

Sums up the prequels. Ep 1 should have started with Anakin around how old Luke is in ANH. George had to get that kiddy appeal though.

>>82318767
They ended up starring on WOOKIED

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;_;

>>82318621
yes

Absolutely, because this was the moment you realised Lucas was a hack. Three films with nothing of artistic value or entertainment to anyone but the most brain-dead viewer.

This was the climax of a masturbatory, turgid, and unskillful series of films. And what a dissapointment it was, a feeble moment predicated on cheap shock-value and breakneck reorientation of the characters.

>>82318788
Agreed. Episode I should have had the same basic plot outline of Episode II (teenage Anakin and adult Obi-Wan, new Sith Lord, Clone Wars start), only, you know, not shitty. Then Episode II should have been the Clone Wars. And Episode III would have been Anakin's fall.

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You looking at wrong franchise. This.

>>82319398
>Was getting radiation poisoning part of your plan
>Of course
>Well, congratulations! You got yourself sick. What's the next step in your master plan
>Saving this ship, with only one fatality