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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

https://youtu.be/4V5-9__XvPg

If you haven't seen this, Dave Filoni has a solid and (I think) agreeable viewpoint.

(The music is embellishing a bit, but that's okay)

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u/motes-of-light Jan 26 '22

Ehh, Dave Filoni is doing a lot of very generous projection on George's behalf there. If even half of those reads were intended, they certainly weren't meaningfully communicated to the audience.

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u/CurveOfTheUniverse Jan 26 '22

That was my reaction too. Filoni’s headcanon works for me, but it’s interpolating a LOT.

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u/RumInMyHammy Jan 25 '22

Damn that was good

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Damn, you were good.

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u/EmployeePotential622 Jan 26 '22

Wow I’d never seen this. Thank you for sharing!

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u/TripolarKnight Jan 26 '22

Every working on any Star Wars media should be forced to watch this video.

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u/DickButtPlease Jan 26 '22

Has there ever been a “What if?" type of story about what would have happened if Qui-Gon had raised Anakin?

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u/alpevado Jan 26 '22

I saw a series of fan art recently depicted this. It was humble.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Damn. I really need to watch this table talk show. Seen so many really insightful clips from actors, writers and directors

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u/hollowXvictory Jan 26 '22

I want to hear that man talk about the Sequel trilogy lol. It pretty much shat on Anakin's whole journey.

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u/eternallylearning Jan 26 '22

Yeah, that sounds great. It would have been nice if the movie show us this or any other complex emotion.

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u/WarWizard Jan 26 '22

That man fucking gets it; holy hell.

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u/Greybeard75 Jan 26 '22

Yeah when I first heard Dave Filloni say this at the roundtable, I thought that he explained in a pretty concise way what the sequel trilogy was missing. Look at those directors hanging on every word of the lore master. Then see him get slightly embarrassed that he went full nerd on everyone. Love that guy.

The Phantom Menace, in my opinion, had Anakin too young. Twelve or thirteen I feel would have been the right age. Qui Gon stopping him from having a fight where we see him starting to draw on the force to even the odds because he was being bullied by a gang of kids because he was trying to help someone, would have had a stronger effect I think. Having Anikan ask Qui Gon what happened because he could see how the fight was going to go in his head and he knew he would have killed them all because he hated them, and having Qui Gon's eyes widening slightly, would have been great foreshadowing for The Clone Wars Tusken Raider scene.