Favorite scene or sequence in a Star Wars movie?
#51
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Re: Favorite scene in any Star Wars Universe movie?
I've never even thought about having a favorite moment but I'll go out on a limb and pick a scene from The Force Awakens. I love when Rey and Finn take off in the Falcon for the first time on Jakku. That chase sequence is simply amazing.
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#53
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The little bit of that scene in the first teaser for TFA sold me on that film. Fantastic stuff.
#54
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Hoth is magical
Vader going apeshit in R1
but I really love the scene when Vader force-snatches Han's gun on Bespin. Love that setting, love his totally laid back attitude about being shot at.
Vader going apeshit in R1
but I really love the scene when Vader force-snatches Han's gun on Bespin. Love that setting, love his totally laid back attitude about being shot at.
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oh god. he does? i haven't seen SE of RoTJ and it's next after Empire. ugh. that is gonna kill me. i can't believe they added a Noooo there. i'm gonna hate it. that and the Hayden ghost and not original Prowse. that almost broke my entire heart in part. all these changes kill me just a bit, each time, i see them...
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oh god. he does? i haven't seen SE of RoTJ and it's next after Empire. ugh. that is gonna kill me. i can't believe they added a Noooo there. i'm gonna hate it. that and the Hayden ghost and not original Prowse. that almost broke my entire heart in part. all these changes kill me just a bit, each time, i see them...
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The Haldo maneuver was pretty cool to see but it would have played a lot better if we knew anything about her or who the hell she even was prior to TLJ. Seeing an almost total stranger sacrifice herself doesn’t have much of an emotional impact. The fact that she was was portrayed as a shady character for 90% of the movie didn’t help either.
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The Haldo maneuver was pretty cool to see but it would have played a lot better if we knew anything about her or who the hell she even was prior to TLJ. Seeing an almost total stranger sacrifice herself doesn’t have much of an emotional impact. The fact that she was was portrayed as a shady character for 90% of the movie didn’t help either.
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The Haldo maneuver was pretty cool to see but it would have played a lot better if we knew anything about her or who the hell she even was prior to TLJ. Seeing an almost total stranger sacrifice herself doesn’t have much of an emotional impact. The fact that she was was portrayed as a shady character for 90% of the movie didn’t help either.
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The Haldo maneuver was pretty cool to see but it would have played a lot better if we knew anything about her or who the hell she even was prior to TLJ. Seeing an almost total stranger sacrifice herself doesn’t have much of an emotional impact. The fact that she was was portrayed as a shady character for 90% of the movie didn’t help either.
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#67
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The entire throne room sequence in Return of the Jedi. Specifically after Luke goes too far with Vader and the Emperor is cackling for him to join the Dark Side. Then Luke defiantly telling him he’ll never join the Dark Side.
Also when Luke is captured the scene outside the throne room with Luke trying to plead with Vader one last time.
Also when Luke is captured the scene outside the throne room with Luke trying to plead with Vader one last time.
#69
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Re: Favorite scene in any Star Wars Universe movie?
Vader going nuts at the end of Rogue One. It's the only time in the film series where he goes absolutely bonkers and just straight up killing people. The Holdo Maneuver gets a special mention from a "still shot" visual for me.
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The entirety of Rey's introduction in The Force Awakens (2015).
Everything from scavenging the Star Destroyer & sliding down the dunes to coming home to the AT-AT Walker.
Everything from scavenging the Star Destroyer & sliding down the dunes to coming home to the AT-AT Walker.
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For my money, that scene at the end of Rogue One is 100% fan wank bs. I get why people like it, but it's not for me.
Tough to say what my choice is, but I'll pick one no one has mentioned yet: the asteroid field. The music, peak Han and special effects that to me are still more convincing than 95% of the cgi monstrosities coming out these days. (I assume we'll see another one of those someday.)
Tough to say what my choice is, but I'll pick one no one has mentioned yet: the asteroid field. The music, peak Han and special effects that to me are still more convincing than 95% of the cgi monstrosities coming out these days. (I assume we'll see another one of those someday.)
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