Order 66 Extended Cut - The Definitive Edition [4K UHD]
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Published 2023-05-03
Unfortunately, what you quickly realize is to edit this in a professional manner, several scenes from each sequence must be dropped, or else they interfere with the storytelling and atmosphere of the entire event. This is why I do not intend to use this version in the actual cut, because it removes the focus from the main cast of characters only to add some extras and cameos in that don't add to the story in much of a unique way.
Also, because of content ID, I cut a few bits out so the upload would be allowed, namely part of the battle of Utupau and Padme's crying shot and part of Bail landing at the Temple. On tiktok and Instagram, I have uncut versions sitting there.
Still, as an experiment to see what a cut like this would be like, enjoy. I do like how it came out, none-the-less.
The Following Footage is included in this Fan Edit:
- All of Revenge of the Sith film, save a very small number of shots.
- A Brand new Rewritten Opening Crawl for the Supercut
- 21 Minutes of the 2k3 Clone Wars Battle of Coruscant, recut to fit within the timeline and enhanced in with a new 4K HDR transfer.
- All 4 Episodes of the Siege of Mandalore Clone Wars Season 7 finale arc, recut seamlessly into the events of Revenge of the Sith in roughly chronological order.
- 5 Restored Deleted Scenes (and one new partially restored scene) - Newly AI Upscaled and Improved over the previous releases, just like the Episode I and II Extended Cuts
- The Restored 20th Century Fox Opening, matching the versions used in my other cuts.
The Total Runtime for the Cut is 4 Hours, 19 Minutes and 10 seconds.
Transitions have been tweaked and updated, both audio and video. At this point there are not any more refinements/tweaks I wish to do. I want this to remain the final version for the forseeable future unless a better quality (8K, for example) source for ROTS/Clone Wars is ever made available, or unless some element of the Kenobi/Ahsoka series truly belongs in this cut, but I find that to be unlikely. Frankly, I want this to be the best damned Star Wars film you've seen.
I will not be doing a version without the 2K3 series, or a version of ROTS Extended with only Deleted Scenes. There are other editors who have tackled those projects over the years. I have good reasons to include the footage I have chosen, as has been described in the previous ROTS release videos.
Footage from Bad Batch and Jedi Fallen Order are not included in the main film edit. I stand by my statements that they work much better in their respective original titles, especially since the Bad Batch Order 66 events are meant to be seen from their rather unique POV. I have also decided to keep the TCW final scene in its current placement. No Post Credits Scene in a Skywalker Saga film.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o...
Use the following Google Doc to see the full 4.5 Hour supercut for yourself, then follow the instructions there.
As a bonus, you can also download the uncut version of this Extended Order 66 Video as an "extra" from the document in the Episode III section. I've included both 1080p and 4K HDR versions to download.
The Music for the extended bits comes from Samuel Kim Music's Track here:
• Star Wars: Jedi Temple March x Droid ...
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All Comments (21)
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Because of content ID, I cut a few bits out so the upload would be allowed, namely part of the battle of Utupau, Padme's crying shot, and part of Bail landing at the Temple. On tiktok and Instagram, I have uncut versions sitting there. Game Content is also deliberately not included in this cut because of their interactive nature, including both old EU scenes and new canon game scenes. They just don't work the same way and lose major emotional weight when you cut them down. Please be respectful about this choice. docs.google.com/document/d/1oholqKfI2MmH64sJ-KtcPE… Use the following Google Doc to see the full 4.5 Hour Supercut for yourself, then follow the instructions there. As a bonus, you can also download the uncut version of this Extended Order 66 Video as an "extra" from the document in the Episode III section. I've included both 1080p and 4K HDR versions to download.
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Ahsoka’s survival is even more incredible when you think about the fact that Anakin is quite literally the reason she was able to survive being shot at from such close proximity like that. He literally taught her exactly what she needed to be able to survive Order 66 without realizing it.
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Dude, shout out to the kid at 5:44 For a young, unnamed padawan, he kicked ass going down.
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There’s gotta be a new order 66 scene for every Star Wars show 😭
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3:54 R.I.P Plo koon. He was one of my favourite jedi. he trusted and loved the clones so much that the last thing he expected was for them to blow him up.
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Order 66 is the most heartbreaking scene in all of Star Wars. The Jedi, the heroes, the good guys, ruthlessly and brutally murdered down to their youngest members by those they trusted.
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That transition at 2:53 was really good and natural. You can hear the jedi's scream transition perfectly into the next scene.
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2:23 - I wish this had Cody's line from the novel. "Would it have been too much to ask for the order to have come through before I gave him back the bloody lightsaber?"
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This is the first Order 66 edit Ive seen that HASN'T lazily blended all the audio & scenes together from all the various movie/show perspectives. Excellent work. I'm quite impressed 👌
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5:44 Zett Jukassa was a legend. he fought back against the clones. Bro's thoughts were "If I am going down, I'll go down swinging!" He was just a youngling, but he fought those clones like a beast!
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Plo Kloon's really is the worst when you remember how he valued the Clone's lives
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5:10 One of the most ironic and saddest parts, is that even though Anakin was never granted the rank of master, and the council never acknowledged him as being one, the jedi younglings saw him as one, and even referred to him as Master Skywalker and trusted that he would be the one to save them. But little did they know that he was too far gone, and being "Master Skywalker" did not matter to him anymore, and they unfortunately would perish despite trusting him and having hope that he would be their savior.
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Rex was telling Ahsoka to look at Fives's file about the chips. He meant for her to find the information to confirm why the killing of Jedi is happening. Fives tried to save the Jedi as he died for what he believed in. 😢
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What is most sad for me about order 66 is the Younglings dying. They seemed so innocent.
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I used to wonder why Palpy didn't get tired of having to say "execute order sixty-six" over and over again on the radio. I now realize that he absolutely loved it. He'd wake up each morning and think fondly of giving the order before settling in to each days' (repetitive) task with joy.
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"But we're just clones" "Not to me" Good luck holding back the tears boys.
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The way this makes out that Cody was the first clone to get the orders really works well. Of course Obi would be the first and main target
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3:53 The fact that the ARC-170 lasers sound like TIE fighter lasers is foreshadowing of the Republic becoming the Empire
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Didn't realize this until now, but Rex says, "Fives. Find him. Find him." Because in the earlier seasons, Fives tried to warn them all about the inhibitors. I also noticed that Rex was on the verge of tears, probably realizing that Fives was right.
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Whether it's the cannon mind control chip or Legends contingency orders preprogrammed, Order 66 was a master plan, the perfect trap for the Jedi, and with each new content, the depth of that plan simply boggles the mind.
