Ziggy Stardust
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This has probably been posted somewhere else, but what is your favorite scene from the trilogy?
For me, It's probably the part in Star Wars when Luke is watching the suns set. The John Williams score is so powerful, and makes me remember back to when I was little for some reason.
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You will not. None of us will, except for a very old and dying Ziggy Stardust who will watch it through teary eyes as he remembers us all.
pittrek said:
I seriously hope I will live enough to see the original Star Wars trilogy in this quality
Kenobius Prime
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Once it's done, I'm out. So don't worry. -Love, JT.Indeed. The "Binary Sunset" scene is powerful. It's hard to fathom that Mr. Williams' first piece for the scene was radically different, and George actually encouraged him to change it to what it is now.
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legendary but little-known Jedi MasterThere are too many to list. But one of my very favorites is in Ben's hut. After they watch the hologram, how Obiwan looks at Luke, then gets that gleam in his eye, and the whole movie changes. Alec Guiness was such an incredible actor, he elevated the entire movie.
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Padawan LearnerI'll go with the trench run, but the whole first movie is freakishly iconic, scene after scene. (Even publicity stills have become that way, how many movies can say that?)


Kenobius Prime
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Once it's done, I'm out. So don't worry. -Love, JT.Agreed!
And yeah, about Old Ben. You're so right. Even as a kid, I knew that Ben knew something about Luke's father, all conveyed with a look while he spoke to Luke. Powerful stuff.
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Jedi KnightThe scene in Return of the Jedi when Luke throws his lightsaber away and rejects the dark side.
And says "Never. I'll never turn to the dark side. You've failed your highness. I am a Jedi, like my father before me".
"Always loved Vader's wordless self sacrifice. Another shitty, clueless, revision like Greedo and young Anakin's ghost. What a fucking shame." -Simon Pegg.
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Son of the SunsWhen Vader says "If you will not turn to the dark side, perhaps she will" hitting Luke's soft spot.
And in the time of greatest despair, there shall come a savior, and he shall be known as the Son of the Suns.
Ghostbusters
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I love the score when they cut to the shot of them looking off the cliff of a canyon looking down at Mos Eisely Spaceport.
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HotRod
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No Shit!The whole Luke hanging from Bespin is one of my faves!!
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Ointment FlyWhen Anakin says "Yippee!" I laugh every time.
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When 'the first transport is away' my arm automatically goes up.
Alexrd
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The scene where Owen says: "Well, he better have those units in the south range repaired by midday or there will be hell to pay!"
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Seriously, it's probably the scene when Yoda dies and Luke feels all alone with such a huge task ahead for him, and some interesting revelations.
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legendary but little-known Jedi MasterAnother great scene is when Tarkin is talking to Leia. Peter Cushing is masterful the way he crowds her and says "I grow tired..." nobody could have played that scene better!
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Magister Pontifex MaximusThe scene with the two droids bickering in the desert after crashing in the escape pod.
Here are two visually and narratively synthetic characters and yet they show more humanity than any of the 'real' people in the PT and in most dramatic representations generally.
Artoo and Threepio are people in that scene, all things considered that's astonishing.
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Bingowings said:
Here are two visually and narratively synthetic characters and yet they show more humanity than any of the 'real' people in the PT and in most dramatic representations generally.
Can't say I agree with this, but whatever... To each his own.
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Has a smile 12 parsecs wideAs a kid, I loved, loved, loved the trash compactor scene. It was such a predicament to overcome (the monster, walls closing), and it just plain looked cool. I remember in winter I'd go in my grandmother's backyard and slosh around in a big puddle, where I'd pretend the bits of ice floating on the surface were like the garbage floating in the water.
Nowadays, I'd say my favourite scene is a toss up between Ben looking over at Luke in ANH just before Vader kills him, or (and I hate admitting this) the scenes in ROTS where Anakin and Padme stare across the city at each other with only the Brian Eno-ish music playing, or Obi-Wan saying to Padme, "Anakin is the father, isn't he?... I'm so sorry," just before he leaves to go kill Anakin.
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Twisted & EvilPuggo - Jar Jar's Yoda said:
Another great scene is when Tarkin is talking to Leia. Peter Cushing is masterful the way he crowds her and says "I grow tired..." nobody could have played that scene better!
Yes! It's really too bad they killed Tarkin off so soon. I'd love to have seen Peter Cushing through the entire trilogy.
Murry Sparkles
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For me its the introduction of the Stormtroopers in Star Wars, once they blast through the doors and start shooting anything in front of them.
DuracellEnergizer
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Ce n'est pas DuracellEnergizerI have a fondness for the scene in ROTJ where Luke grabs his new lightsaber out of the air and activates it; first time I saw a lightsaber that wasn't blue or red, and I loved it!
Too bad Windu's purple saber didn't elicit similar feelings when I first saw it; I suppose the idea of a relatively minor, peripheral character being the only character to get a unique lightsaber in the films just irked me >:-(
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Ointment Flycorellian77 said:
Nowadays, I'd say my favourite scene is a toss up between Ben looking over at Luke in ANH just before Vader kills him, or (and I hate admitting this) the scenes in ROTS where Anakin and Padme stare across the city at each other with only the Brian Eno-ish music playing...
A lot of people like that. It was well done - no shame.
Alexrd
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I don't understand the shame either...
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Filthy Pierre
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"...but I want them alive.."
Points and shakes finger at armoured character
"..nooooo disintegrations."
Got me thinking why is Vader so serious at this guy? Who is he?
From that moment on Fett has been my favourite.
Battle droids the robotic incarnations of Jar Jar Binks.