Every Time Clone Troopers Appeared in Live Action

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[BombasticClips]

Also forgot to include Andor in the recording! But included some footage of it at the end.

Pinned this as a comment before I posted the video so not sure why it wasn't showing up.

Trying something new with longer videos on the clips channel. Let me know if you enjoyed this!

[hanif-plhd]

CGI clones in the prequels just look amazing, so beautifully done

[beddeb]

The CGI was and still is incredible. Looks 1000x better than any modern Marvel movie

[aviatorengineer]

I love Dee Bradley Baker's work in The Clone Wars and The Bad Batch but boy does it just hit so right to hear Temuera Morrison's voice coming from behind those helmets.

[Auvas_Damask]

"Are you part of the grand army of the Republic?"

"Sir, I am the great army of the Republic" -Clone

[Riyo_Chuchi_]

The Cgi clones are so impressive! If no one told me they were cgi I would've never realised it 👏

[ACOGLMT]

I'm probably in the minority but i prefer the CGI versions more, the colouring looks better to me and the armour looks like it fits better/ less bulky

[Real_History]

I remember reading somewhere that Lucas realised after Attack of the Clones that these 'highly trained' clones didn't really look like they were all that highly trained at all, primarily because they were animated by, well, animators who had no military experience. Hence the standing around shooting from the hip all the time.

So he got some former military guys in for Revenge of the Sith to do the motion capture and it really shows. We actually see them moving and fighting like soldiers that know what they're doing.

[VS-etpn]

I've always loved the look of the CGI clones. They look so much better and more intimidating

[Peemer-]

When Cody says "Come on. when have I ever let you down?" my Phone was at 66 percent!

[YodaOnABender]

The fact that none of the clones in the prequels were real and were all cgi still amazes me.
I don't know why but I think cgi works a lot better for the clones, the same way it works better for characters like Master Chief. Live action just comes with so many imperfections that can come across as looking sort of fan-made or plastic that cgi doesn't.

[TheMuricanMerc]

7:50 - While that was the likely technical reason, combat spacing is a real tactic to protect against explosive ordinances. It's actually better for it.

[lilmcnessy]

The troopers not standing together in Ahsoka makes sense in a tactical sense. Soldiers don't group up together, just makes you an easier target. The spacing between them in the scene would actually be incredibly close in real life.

[isaiahvoss]

When I was a child, I loved the 501st for some reason. I was a simple man trying to make my way through the "Star Wars" universe at the time. (We also got clones in the Republic Commando game but it doesn't count)

[BombasticClips]

Forgot to mention the clones in Andor! So I included some footage of them at the end.

Also trying something new with longer videos on the clips channel. Let me know if you enjoyed this! 🕶️

[callmecloby]

Please tell me I'm not the only one who prefers the old CGI clones. The live-action ones are fine but the armor looks like literal plastic, especially when you can see it (kinda) falling off in some shots like it did in the new Ahsoka episode. The CGI at least makes it look real and like it fits the wearer, which makes sense since the clones are all literally a single body type.

[thunderbolt]

Seeing Captain Rex in Episode 5 made me really excited for some reason. As well as seeing all those clones in the flashback scenes.




I really, *really* want to make my own piece of clone armor and be a Star Wars cosplayer.

[darthcaedus]

4:15 before order 66: standard trooper voice
after order 66: sadistic mandalorian mercenary voice

[Mat-hrdg]

I'm not gonna lie: I had no idea that anyone else other than Temura Morrison played the older clones in the sequels. The younger versions look so much like him that I'm honestly amazed.
Also: The CGI back then was so good that aside from the group shots on Kamino and the boarding of the troop ships during the end of aotc I didn't know they were CGI and the only times where I ever had a suspicion that something didn't look right was during Yodas command on Geonosis in the commanding station to shoot down the ships and with Yoda AGAIN in Episode 3 on Kashyyyk. Those 2 clones beside him just didn't seem right. But at the time I thought it was improper use of Greenscreen and CGI Yoda being the target for grounded visuals. I had no idea at the time, that all of them were CGI and honestly in SDR you can't tell.
There were actually scenes in the Prequels that looked better on well upscaled DVDs instead of BluRay because the upscaled image still looked more believable than the actual high res native image.
That being said I think most of the scenes the clones still hold up well. I never found them to draw me out of the movies and funnily enough I still meet many people that have no idea the clones weren't actual humans but CGI.

[Tazytots]

Clones in Ahsoka could have been hiding the fact that doubles aren't the same height, but also.. Soldiers never travel close together. That's how you get killed.