10 Smartest Decisions In Star Wars History

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[muxz]

That last one, where Obi-wan cuts the saber down the middle is beautiful.

[commissardamian]

Lost me at number 3. They destroyed Lukes character. Even Mark Hamill was fuming and disagreed with everything they did.

[bloodyneptune]

Im sorry, Luke's depiction in The Last Jedi was _what_ now? The depiction that Mark Hamill had to pretend was a different character called Jake Skywalker so he could justify it to himself?

Totally in keeping with his depiction in the OT? You know that Mark Hamill didn't break down while filming TLJ saying "this is not why I became an actor" because of how he was forced to portray Luke, because it was _totally in keeping with his depiction in the OT, _ yeah? Theres video of it, actually. Of Mark Hamill on his hands and knees next to R2, crying, because of how he just had to portray Luke and knowing Star Wars fans were going to have to see that.

You guys have some great content, but Im all the way out this subscription. Its one thing to have differing opinions on something, and another to claim you're Star Wars fans while praising the depiction of Luke Skywalker that had Mark Hamill crying on the ground.

[carbone]

"Luke's depiction in TLJ is masterful and totally in-keeping with his depiction in the original trilogy."

Ewan woke up the day he recorded this with negative fucks to give.

[gotcha]

No. Nope. No. Do NOT put Disney killing Luke as number one. No. sacrilege. He sat on a rock and died. No. Not my Luke.

[j.d.panalagao]

Ewan, you totally shat the bed on this one.

[rachelpicheo]

You can't say Luke not given up on Vader despite Vader killing millions and taking Luke's hand is smart but Luke giving up on his nephew for THINKING dark thoughts was okay. Last Jedi was a betrayal of all that Luke was.

[karlepaul]

The craftiest ever? George Lucas. Asking for and getting the merchandising rights from the very beginning.💰💰💰

[joeyteter]

“He Such a great scene, and even though it was over quicker than it started, still one of the best duels in all of Star Wars

[grahamcann]

Maybe not "the craftiest member of the Galaxy far far away, " but a group, I'd say the Ewok's deserve some credit. No wait, think about it; those little fur-balls knew how to take on superior troops and advanced technology, plus they had hang-gliders. Not only were they crafty, they had some amazing crafts.
As always thank you so very much for your video.

[mrThunder]

Having the Last Jedi anywhere on this list invalidates the whole thing. Especially as high as #3. Sorry Ewan.

[maxedoutvibes]

I always thought Obi wan was so willing to kill the clones in episode three was because they were 501st and up until that point Obi wan was under the impression theyd killed Anakin, at least until he saw the temple recording

[brinstarmedia]

Smartest decision:
Luke drinking blue milk straight from the teat and skipping the annoying pasteurization process

[GenuineMattyC]

Number one on the list just blew me away😁. I never noticed the stances of their final duel - brilliant!

[moretea]

C3PO was the smartest in the first movie. He fast talked Owen into buying him from the Jawa, convinced Luke to sugges buying R2, evaded Stormtroopers in Mos Eisley and fast talked his way past armed Imperials on the Death Star.

[ivancerecer]

Its pretty ironic that the ones handling star wars can't even see 2 steps ahead of them

[Concreteowl]

The Emperor isn't thrown into the Death Star reactor. He is thrown down the centre of the throne room tower.

[PenguinMaster]

Darth Jar-Jar manipulated Palpatine by agreeing with him. Plays the fool to distract suspicion. Never was there a more cunning adversary.

[Dani-dfux]

Did he say Luke’s depiction in The Last Jedi was “masterful”? Oh hell no

[BogosBinted]

Oke thing i cant stand about this channel and this presenter specifically is how hard he shills for the last jedi