George Lucas evidently cut hours of footage from theStar Warsprequel trilogy , raising questions about what exactly he included in the first position and why so much was cut . The prequels are unique amongStar Warsmovies and TV shows . Although there was considerable backlash and criticism when they were first free , there is now raft of nostalgia for these stories and the characters , and they are look at some ofStar Wars’best movies .

Apparently , though , Star Wars’prequel trilogy movies very virtually looked quite different . In a video posted byChris Castellanion YouTube , Star Warsstunt coordinator Nick Gillard share thatthere are " three more moving-picture show in footage " just in terms of what was cut from theStar Warsprequel trilogy .

It ’s disgraceful to imagine that there could really be hours of alternative scene and edit footage , but based on thedeleted panorama fromStar Wars : Episode III - Revenge of the Sithalone , it ’s clear that mint of changes were made before the last versions of these film were released .

Young Anakin in The Phantom Menace looking serious to the left and Obi-Wan Kenobi in Revenge of the Sith to the right looking curious in a combined image

Why Did George Lucas Cut So Much?

Revenge Of The Sith In Particular Changed Considerably With These Edits

After the winner of the originalStar Warstrilogy , George Lucas was much more willing to experiment with mind and take risks , at long last expect him to edit and streamline later . This willingness to get creative is clear with concepts like midi - chlorians ( although that ended up being one of the biggest complaints about the prequel trilogy ) and the revelation that Anakin Skywalker isthe choose One . While those innovative ideas made it into the movies , though , mountain were taken out or replaced .

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Among the concepts that were allow on the cutting room base were the scene render Padmé Amidala collaborate with Bail Organa and Mon Mothma to form the Rebellion and Anakin ask Obi - Wan to serve him as he lay spite on Mustafar . George Lucas ' interestingness in maintain a focussed story throughout the three movies explain why such scenes were geld . The question remains , though : were those cut really for the better ?

Emperor Palpatine laughing maniacally in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith.

Some Of George Lucas' Deleted Scenes Were A Mistake

Many Of The Scenes Removed From The Prequels Would Have Been Brilliant

Some of the scenes that were cut from the prequels were truly dissatisfactory to miss out on . The aforementionedRevenge of the Sithscenes are for sure on that inclination . Seeing Padmé establish the Rebellion inRevenge of the Sithwould have been a beautiful way for her bequest to be honour , which was need particularly in light ofhow Padmé died . as well , come across Anakin call out for Obi - Wan would have made Anakin ’s declivity even more tragic ( and added brand - new complexity to Obi - Wan ) .

Even some singular omission , such as theRevenge of the Sithscene in which Anakin and Obi - Wan communicate with various motions , would have been wonderful to see on screen . It arrive at sense why George Lucas needed to cut all that he did , give the risks he was taking and the many musical theme he had . Even so , there were distinctly many changes made to theStar Warsprequel trilogy in terms of deletions and alterations , and , at times , that very specific focal point may have in reality limited the account and character development .

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Jar Jar Binks in the middle, Padme in Revenge of the Sith to the left and Anakin Skywalker in Revenge of the Sith to the right

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Padme sitting with Mon Mothma and Bail Organa in a deleted Revenge of the Sith scene

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