When will Disney top this scene?

Which game is this cutscene from?

Fighters deploy from inside the Venators you brainlet

>The ROTJ battle was better

it looks terrible now, while the prequel battle still looks fun

Yea Forums has to be the most reddit board. you fags are somehow unable to stop fellating s.oy youtube critics. it’s on par with watching someone else play video games. just pathetic

>Legend of Hercules, Independence Day Resurgence, X-Men Apocalypse and Justice League are critically acclaimed

How hypocritical of you. Why don't wait until the movie comes out before you say anything.

Watch the webm. Space is completely empty when they're flying over the Star Destroyers and filled with thousands of ships when they're under.

RotS is proof that only kiddies like the sequels. Throw a big CGI battle in there and some b-grade lightsaber kung fu and the slack jawed teenagers of this board say "now THIS is real filmmaking"

Never mind that Anakin goes from hero to murdering children in 20 minutes of screen time because Lucas is a hack, or that Padme dies of a broken heart. Hey, at least Sheev spins XD

TFA is 100 times better than any of the prequel movies.

Models > CGI

Attached: 8ee26c1fb12b266f9bf821642ecc079e.gif (480x270, 3.19M)

>not understanding the turn of Vader
Anakin's turn to the Dark Side is gradual, it happens over two fucking movies
the final turning point is this scene
youtube.com/watch?v=_hoXNXSpmng

Because TLJ already ruined a shit ton of well established rules in their universe. Also we will never get good send offs for the original characters. There's also no build up to it. I don't care about any of the new characters. It's going to suck.

>webm
2017 called, they want their technology back

god I loved this scene as a kid

Except that it's not gradual. Anakin is moody in Ep II, but still clearly a believer in the light side. At worst he's rebellious, but there is no indication that he would ever try to kill his friends and mentors. In Ep III we see him kill the sand people for what they did to his mother. Now that comes out of the blue, but it's understandable. The logical leap is that we're meant to believe Anakin, a heretofore conflicted, tempermental hero, is willing to destroy the entire Jedi order just because he thinks Sheev may be able to save Padme, because he has a dream she might die. Now the kicker is, he accuses Padme of betraying him and tries to kill her too.

The problem is Lucas didn't know how to write an antihero, or at least market one to a mass audience, so he opted to cram a trilogy's worth of development into the last third of RotS. But the shift from Anakin to Vader is so sudden and so drastic that it feels like an ass-pull, like Lucas suddenly realised he had to make his hero into the eventual villain and just wrote in a bunch of unprecedented behavioral shifts.

This is the central issue with the prequels. The terrible CGI, the bad acting, the 'member these characters, all of it is better than how Anakin's character was handled.

None of that happened in the sequels

>When will disney top this scene

This already did. In the first 25 mins of TFA.

youtube.com/watch?v=8sarFZJl3h0

he kills the tusken raiders in episode 2
the death of his mother plants the seed of darkness in him
Yoda tells him that he needs to learn to let go of everything he fears to lose or he will fall to the Dark Side. Anakin completely ignores this advice because he still loves Padme and she's pregnant with his child
he tells Mace Windu about Palpatine as soon as he can, but almost immediately regrets it because he realizes, while following the vaunted code of his Order, that he is basically betraying two people he loves: Padme (by "preventing" her from being saved from death) and Palpatine (for all of the love and affection he had shown him over the years)
he finally decides to go and save Palpatine in an effort to save Padme, because Padme is the only person with whom he's ever felt totally safe and is the only person who has ever understood him and loved him fully for who he his

When they port the next PS2 game.

>Shoot a spaceship
>it sinks

???

Anakin also believes that the Republic and Jedi holding back is why the separatists are still around not to mention the distrust he has for the Jedi order partly justified by Windu's distrust of him.

Gravity, they aren't that far from Coruscant's atmosphere

How is this low effort or a mess? That's like saying a symphony is a mess because you don't see the patterns in it, no?

Also, I don't care what Mike says, his review on Old Star Wars have this creepy segment that made me sure he was severely mentally ill.

In their minds they topped it when Vice Admiral Tumblr smashed the Raddus through the right wing of the Supremacy.

Attached: purple_hair_makes_you_suicidal.jpg (700x1080, 122K)

It's beautiful how mental illness, when shared, comes up with fun patterns. The worrisome part is that you guys believe this was all done on purpose.

My favorite part of the scene is when Anakin and Obi reach the edge of the Venator and dive into the combat. It’s not the spectacle of a 10,000 ship battle being thrust onto the screen in an instant, but the feeling of weightlessness I experience every time I watch it. George’s skil as director really shine in scenes like this.

>RoTS saved the prequels.
I agree. The dialog was abominable, and Anakin was horribly miscast; but the story was compelling.

How tf did the Millenium Falcon make that turn? It was coming in fast and at 90 degrees.

>Prequels better than sequels
fucking boomers

Attached: 1551552237315.png (370x344, 225K)

Attached: Kino poster.jpg (960x539, 41K)

I think that was the lead ship, all the action was behind it, hard to follow the positioning tho desu senpai

That whole trap scene is kino

Attached: 1487701860578.jpg (567x438, 144K)

not really
maybe back then, but now it looks awful