I mean - the scene where Anakin turns on Windu and joins Palpatine was executed terribly, but the bones of the scene were solid. Windu, the head of the “enlightened” Jedi order, was about to kill a defenseless enemy out of fear.
Anakin had never been trusted by the Council, but when he decided to show faith in them, the Council betrayed him by being no different than the Sith.
But the execution was terrible and it made the whole thing feel rushed and out of left field.
Yeah. The elements were there.
I mean - the scene where Anakin turns on Windu and joins Palpatine was executed terribly, but the bones of the scene were solid. Windu, the head of the “enlightened” Jedi order, was about to kill a defenseless enemy out of fear.
Anakin had never been trusted by the Council, but when he decided to show faith in them, the Council betrayed him by being no different than the Sith.
But the execution was terrible and it made the whole thing feel rushed and out of left field.