Star Wars IV: A new hope - Binary Sunset (Force Theme)
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2. Esempio video 1: La celebre scena del doppio tramonto, Force Theme (Binary Sunset)
Qui assistiamo all'esposizione del tema della Forza in versione epica: possiamo considerarla un'anticipazione del futuro di Luke Skywalker come cavaliere Jedi.
Probably one of the most iconic shots and themes in all of Star Wars hell in all of media.
beeg understatement
Story&
Probably? It's definitely one of the most iconic shots in all of Cinema history
No shit, genius
The most
You know you're a true Star Wars fan when you get a look at a sunset and this music immediately plays in your head.
That's true
true
Carlisle the Cinephile amen to that
one day i was looking at the sunset and i was listening that theme
+xristina mpairaktaridou Me too every evening on a bridge while coming home from Friends, School or Work.
After 9 full length movies, and over 40 years, this is the most heartfelt 36 seconds throughout its entire saga.
40 YEARS!?
@@LastOfUs123yes
Time flys by-
no its 6 movies
And without a single dialogue.
This scene relates to us so much because we've all been there. Looking out beyond the horizon, fearful of facing our future while trying to leave the past behind.
“Let the past die”
..I’m just kidding. Long live the OT
That’s why it’s so powerful
Literally what I’m going through at the moment. I’ve lived in ignorance for 15 years of my life. I’m 16 years old now striving for change to make my life something worth living for, something bigger than myself and all I’ve ever known. What it is, how or when it’s coming? I don’t know, only time will tell.
Your 16 you’re still a kid to this world…..trust me enjoy your life best you can. I’m 32 and I feel like I lived in ignorance until I was 25 and looking back even then I was a punk. Don’t take life too seriously either and be kind. And stay away from Disney+ lmao
@@ibthat1guy enjoy it, make the most the good and bad, and good luck
Not a single word of dialogue yet we experience of all Luke's emotions, hopes and dreams in a single scene, that's what made Star Wars magical.
But it's a kids' movie about space wizards!! Hurr durr!
😂
Exactly. Until Disney took over
Suneish Basu haha lol you sound like one of those Rian Johnson defenders
@@scornbass1552 Lmao what're you talking about
Sam Rash she’s being sarcastic dumass
This has to be one of the most powerfull scenes of the cinematic history
Rey is better
@@MissAshley101 Who's Rey?
Rey @@redacted90
@@ritupandey2324 Who is Rey?
@Rafa Towers Such a good movie
Powerful scene, it’s almost like Luke knows after that binary sunset things will never be the same.
Yet in his eyes you can see his string desire for things to NOT be the same.
They just call it a sunset
No they call it a binary sunset every single time, its written in some book somewhere so it's fact
Watch it without the music ,just feels weird
Just imagine...Lucas decides to add a scene of Luke just looking at the sunset. Williams creates some music to fill in that screen time...and it turns out to be the most iconic scene in cinematic history.
Thats how you know theyre a good music composer
Apparently Williams originally had different music scored for this scene with an entirely different tone (Luke’s theme, and it sounded more fearful/angry) and Lucas asked him to redo it with Ben’s theme (the Force theme). Someone posted an edit with the original music edited in and I think in this case he made the right call.
Not the most. I argue that the twist in Empire is more iconic. There are a few other scenes in other movies/TV shows that come very close to this level of storytelling and cinematography. When silence, picture and music speak for themselves without exposition.
@@fork9001 don’t compare dc or marvel to this bozo star wars is timeless
@@SouthernNihilismFront I'm not comparing the entire cinematic universes. Just direction, art, cinematography and storytelling in single scenes. For me, a scene that is very similar in terms of quality and direction is the part where Killmonger dies in Black Panther (although not as iconic and good as ANH). Not disagreeing that Star Wars had the most iconic and best delivered scenes.
All these comments say “it’s probably one of the most iconic moments in the franchise”, when it is 100% one of the most iconic moments in all of cinematic history.
Indeed.
@@obi-wankenobi1329 do you have the high ground?
@@shahaffiq5860 Always
@@shahaffiq5860 his comment is above yours so yeah. its over Shah Affiq, he has the high ground
@@obi-wankenobi1329 master?
“He wants your Permission”
-Luke Skywalker
That episode was so great
@@isabella4723 he'll see him again
trust in the force
He will sacrifice his life to ensure the child's safety. The Luke we love is back!
“I understand that reference!”
Talent without training is nothing
Fun fact: this isn’t the first time you’ve gotten goosebumps while watching this
You are right my friend
Everytime!
Won’t be the last either…
Always have always will
every damn time man
every time
The best scene in all of Star Wars. No cgi lightning storm, no over choreographed lightsaber fight or huge scale battle. Just a boy, who yearns for something more in his life, looking at the horizon.
Bro just insulted sequels(relateable) and prequels in 10 languages💀💀💀
Lookin at the dual suns
@@alptugraakan7490 prequels are very good, my favourite episode is the III, obi wan vs anakin fight is so good
@@spearn2854 ikr but he just roasted both
dawg why u sayin that like they dont need to use CGI for lightning storms?
“Are you a Jedi”
“I am”
Like his father before him...
No but I was once a Force weirder. Log ago long long ago
@@carlospaniagua405 I really wanted him to say that line
I'm crying rigth now T.T
@@WilliamBeasley then, you’re a Sith
And that's when everyone fell in love with Star Wars, ladies and gentlemen.
I still love Star Wars to this day.
@@ryanconner6364 me to
@@st181036 don't forget j.j
@@st181036 What about......
Feloni........FELONIIIIAAAAAHHHH!
@@st181036 they ruined and entire franchise with one movie thats not even that bad?
I watched this in 1977 as a 5 year old..I cried then...now I'm 52 year's old and I'll fully admit to the same...
A true hero live.
And this is why generations of fans embraced Luke Skywalker and cite him as one of cinema’s greatest heroes. No dialogue, just the music, the visuals and his emotions. We feel his frustration, his sadness, loneliness and yearning for something more. He’s very relatable and very human. We’ve all been there.
It's also why some of the 70-90s films were so iconic,star wars ,Indiana Jones ,the Goonies even ,great orchestral music during the scenes,setting the emotions without a word being said
This is the melody I want to hear while I’m dying
Ehrenflugzeug Kappa ehrenflugzeug du bist aber ein Ehrenflugzeug
Already requested at my funeral
Ehrenflugzeug Kappa yessssss
@@danielmonroe6839 I thought of this subconsciously after watching this today and I hope you're serious because that would be epic
Nahh man, i made a playlist full of songs, this is the first, sweden by c418 is the second, revenge by captainsparklez is the 3rd and so on
"Tell me.... Is he the chosen one?"
"He is"
"Then he will avenge us"
@@crazyfool59 execute it then.
Pain.
I swear Dave Filoni is the only reason why Star Wars is the same as it use to be.
@@RyanTheDark love that man he’s made Mandalorian so great
@Illuminaughty ' I did it was good
45 years later, still one of the most iconic scenes in cinema history.
My favorite Star Wars scene ever brings me so much nostalgia
One of the most iconic scenes in my life, not just Star Wars. Everyone has some Luke Skywalker inside them, waiting to escape and unleash their potential.
+MALayhee700 Giggity ;) just kidding, sorry lol
+MALayhee700 A hero with a Thousand faces that lives inside of all of us. From King Arthur to Luke Skywalker
+MALayhee700 That's it! :)
+Adam Nelson hehe
+MALayhee700 Abso fantastic scene/music :)
It only took 37 seconds to fully explain, and flesh out a character, and show what his motives are. This is one of the best examples of visual story telling.
***** Yet with the prequels we needed endless amounts of exposition and dialogue. According to Lucas the prequels were "better".
+Crusader Studios beautiful.
+manco82 Proof that directing is a young man's game. Too many years being treated like a God will do that to you I guess.
+Crusader Studios As someone who hasn't watched star wars the 37s are cleary not enough to fully explain the character or show his motives. I mean it's good and calming to look at and creates a sense of longing (therefore I'm interpreting that the character is adventerous and that'll probably leave his place. Also the fact that he seems a little bit frustrated at the beginning and then is calm after watching the suns reinforces my assumption) but I could interpret a lot more or less into it. You're praising it far too much. You're praising the scene for something that it doesn't do.
+hellschatt I honestly think you're overlooking obvious elements. The act of looking to the horizon and, from his expression, seeming to find something appealing within it-but he doesn't look hopeful; as you say, it is a sense of longing. He sighs and his expression falls, and then he turns away, resigned to the fact that he is trapped where he is. His motives are clear: he just wants to get out of here and make a life for himself.
And that *was* his character. Everything else that comes afterward is just him going with the flow and enjoying almost every minute of it. It doesn't provide any additional context, although it DOES serve to develop his character for the *next* movie.
The fact that it's a sunset could suggest that this part of his life is, indeed, almost over, but that's not immediately obvious.
And yes, I'm a fan of Star Wars-it's not my favorite franchise ever-but the scene is very effective. Star Wars is often beautifully shot; its problem, even in the originals, was always the dialog, which was at best uneven and at worst painful (especially in the prequels).
The amount of nostalgia (from when I used to watch it as a kid) and anemoia (that he was so young, and that this is an older movie, and the 'good old times' feeling I get from that) I experience from just this single clip is simply insane
Star wars will never feel like this again
This scene is one of the most beautiful scenes in cinema history.
Gregory Moser ikr
It tells more story than the whole of TFA
@@mvttz Totally agree, that was star wars, that was CINEMA.
TLJ is just a clusterfuck of plot twists
Words just aren't necessary sometimes
+DoctorXander Only incredible music and amazing camera work.
+DoctorXander Exactly and that is why when this theme appears in TFA right at the end of it, words also aren't needed.
+Gonçalo Viena My exact sentiment
+Gonçalo Viena The end left me in tears :') such a nostalgic moment.
+DoctorXander I don't like sand. It's coarse and rough and irritating and it gets everywhere.
Such an iconic scene. Just the sight of Luke, an adventurous young farmboy stuck on a hostile desert planet working his uncle’s moisture farm, looking longingly to the horizon as the twin suns set, all while the now-legendary theme of the Force swells… such a moving moment
Everything about this scene is perfect. The sunset. Luke. The music.
Luke: Literally just watching the sunset.
John Williams:
‘Talent without training is nothing’
- Luke Skywalker
Tell that to rey
@@OofmanLeon76 lol
Sequel trilogy is cannon confirmed
Filoni to the sequels when he wrote this scene
“I’m gonna end this man’s whole career”
p.s. I don’t if was actually written by Filoni, forgive my lack of knowledge
@@Karlebow571 yeah I never denied that but it’s still bad
How can a simple scene of the protagonist watching the sun transmit so much feeling to us?
Glorious 🙌🏽
One man made a kid looking at two suns one of the most iconic scenes of all time
One of the strongest scenes in the history of cinema. A poor young boy who is a farmer just stares at a sunset and is wondering. Why his life is like this? When will he get the chance to prove his worth? To fulfil his dreams? So much emotion without a single word. Just music
@The Motherfucker you literally just insulted the star wars nerds in some reply section lmao
@The Motherfucker Maybe
Same As me
I know
Lol you said a nice message but others m***f saying the word to you lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The most iconic scene. The movie that changed Hollywood forever.
appleheadlover 2001 and Jaws and The Exorcist
star wars 4-6 were actually independent films
@@viharkhandhar3192 eh
@@jlero2568 No, those aren't as iconic as this.
It definitely contributed to the rise of multicoloured turds for overgrown kids dominating cinema.
This honestly could've easily worked as the ending for Return of the Jedi wherein Luke isn't in the festivities at Endor but is instead in his homeworld of Tatooine with Vader's Body being burnt there symbolizing that he has come back from the light and is now in his Homeworld where he once belonged to along with his Mother. That shot of him looking up the Binary Sunset with a grateful world would really spark a good amount of emotion and power.
Good idea. Never thought of it.
It's scary that this iconic scene will be fifty years old in three years
This is the very last moment of Luke Skywalker's innocence. He takes one last look to the horizon, wondering what else is our there. He would soon find out. Once he turned around, his entire life as he knew it was never the same again, for better and worse. John Williams score in this scene perfectly captures this moment. It's the purest moment in the entire saga. Everyone can relate to feeling trapped, unfulfilled, yearning and longing for something beyond your circumstances and mundane day-to-day. Bravo, to Mr Lucas, Mr Hamill, Mr Williams and Mr Kurtz.
Eloquently stated, an ode to a great film released 43 years ago today.
HEAR!! HEAR!!
Beautifully said
Beautifully put. Well done sir. Well done.
Great comment!
Anyone else get chills no matter how many times they’ve seen it
True
When the music fades in and picks up towards the end, Everytime. John Williams is a genius.
I cry
These few sauber 36 seconds alone, will never in eternity be touched by disneys stupid drunken pirate gold drooling ADHD mercenaries. Rip Star Wars, you really had a beautiful soul once, may it guide lost people til we are no more.
To me, this is where Luke to start his journey, and as much as he doesn't know it, succeed where his father fails. I swear I would love to see Luke meeting Ahsoka after ROTJ.
May The 4th be with you! (2024)
As a 12 yr old boy watching this scene in a cinema it gave me goosebumps..45 yrs later..it still does..a epic scene in Cinematography and film music composing!!👍
They say you can feel nostalgia of old things
And i feel too I'm not that old but i remember watching the movies
Did you knew at that age that binary star system do exist?
“John Williams and the London symphony orchestra everybody”
Now do the theme to the people's court
F**k Danny Elfman!
Lmao
Interesting thing is, Williams wrote an entirely different cue for this scene that was much darker and he was prepared to keep it until Lucas asked him to insert what was then just Ben Kenobi's theme and see how that worked. And then we all know the rest of the story.
His music made these movies, just like he made jaws and ET.
This 36 seconds of music speaks volumes. I mean who hasn't stared off into the distance wondering what was coming next in life, or what else is out there waiting for you? It's a truly magical piece of music.
Movies with Matticus Good comment.
Thank you! 2016 has been that type of year for me lol.
Movies with Matticus Seriously? What do you mean by that?
Well, to start off the year i was academically dismissed from law school, then I found a pretty decedent job and got laid off from that. And since the I've been working some crappy job in a warehouse.
Movies with Matticus I thought it was supposed to be a good thing lol
This is still my favourite scene in all of star wars media
that shot is just wonderful
_"All his life, as he looked away, to the future, to the horizon, never his mind on where he was, what he was doing"_
-Master Yoda
Hello there.
FSlender 13 General Kenobi!
@@jw9677 You are a bold one. Kill him!
back off, i will deal with this jedi slime myself
Your move.
Luke just looks out at the two stars, yearning for adventure- completely unaware of his fate in the course of the galaxy's freedom and his immense importance to the scale of the Force as a whole. One of the greatest scenes in the history of film.
this ^
Man, this is just the headache look scene of the handsome main character. It´s really not so great.
Sadly, thanks to Disney, now Luke's actions were entirely meaningless.
Luke did not get the ending he deserved.
@@VitalMusic217 If you look with your eyes.. yup, it's just mark hamill loking two stars... If you LOOK and LISTEN.. you can feel all the emotions that this amzing saga want to spread. Trust me, this scene is one of the most beautiful shene in entire movie history.
In storytelling all you need is a gaze, just a single scene of a character or characters looking to convey everything that’s going on. How they’re feeling, what’s happening in their lives, their convictions and conflict.
You don’t need dialogue or background narration all the time, sometimes all you need is a gaze.
This scene is something that modern Star Wars can’t replicate even if they tried. So much emotion, the music, the scenery. Now it’s about big set pieces, CGI and action. That’s not what makes Star Wars amazing. It’s the heart, soul and the characters.
This scene alone seems so special, every single time I see it I get goosebumps and it tugs on those heart strings.
A New Hope will always have a special place for me.
I get goosebumps at this point everytime don't know why.
P
This scene is the human condition
andytim
Deep man haha
Here too
How does this bring tears to my eyes... so quickly...
Because, deep down, we’ve all felt this at some point in our lives
It's the force.
Music and nostalgia. Can't fight 'em.
Because you're not a monster
It brings tears to my eyes because it reminds me of how SO MUCH I DEARLY miss my Mom and how she was back in 1977 compared to her final months in 2019 when she passed away. 😢😢😢😢😢
What makes this scene so great is just how relatable it is. Everyone of us at some point in lives has felt the same way Luke did in this scene where we each longed for and desired to be somewhere else than where we are currently at. We all have desperately wanted to escape the lives we are living and want to find a place where we belong and find purpose but are also are scared of the unknown and afraid to get out of our comfort zone and let go of our past to make that next big step that could change our lives forever.
John Williams knew this would be iconic when he wrote this man. Such a great a shot and the score elevates the movie in a way like no other film has ever been able to do before it.
I keep forgetting how striking the camerawork in the original films is.
Yeah rather than just constant over-the-shoulder shots and following-the-characters-walking-down-a-hall shots like in the prequels
+Komnenos I don't think the camera work is incredible here. I think the subject matter and music have a far bigger impact in this scene in particular.
+scuzzlebutt but every shot is so dense, there's just so much going on
XTVking333 It's stylistically designed to be that way, you can't undo that
+Komnenos I think that camerawork is also that way because they didn't have to add CGI in every single shot.
"Now a clone goes to check if Amidala is alright after they both have fallen off a spaceship." "Ok, we are going to make a CGI clone instead of a real actor with an armour so that it looks clunky as fuck and we can make a cheap ugly movie."
Luke’s kick at 00:06 - ‘I hate sand’.
hahahhahahahhahahahhahahahah
Actually there's this comic where luke says he loves sand. Anakin would be really angry.
Commander Cody yes, luke just kicked the sand because he is upset
"He has too much of his father in him."
@Champion Revali apparently there's a force power called "Force sand hatred" lol
This is the best scene in the entire saga and you CANNOT prove me wrong
I recently rewatched the original trilogy and just started crying here.d
John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra, everybody!
+MrPjw5 LOL ! this remember me the family guy star wars episode !
+José Loguercio rememberme
Lol family guy brought me here
+MrPjw5 that is exactly the reason i come to this video hahaha i just watched blue harvest for the hundredth time
+MrPjw5 Now do the theme to the People's Court!
There is a Luke Skywalker in all of us, yearning to become something greater than ourselves.
I really believe that
you copied that from another guy
Glowstick Yeah, that guy would be me.
Glowstick Link me the comment then, because I made this comment somewhere else and I ended it with the added variation of "...gazing upon the horizon yearning to become something greater than ourselves."
I can hear and see this comment a million times and it will always be loved. dude so true your words
One of the most beautiful, iconic shots only to be followed by the goofiest transition
and so began the journey from humble farm boy to jedi hero of the rebellion.
No jokes. This is the best scene in film history.
So, so true......................
My favorite secne in flim history was the opening of shrek 1
@@jugsofmalk9987 You mean that porta potty scene?
@@The_E_Lord yos
jugs of malk That is very funny, but not filled with so much connection and emotions as this scene.
"Rey who?"
*Rey stares off somberly into the distance as Jar Jar's ghost appears*
"Rey Binks"
Oliver Hills meesa called Rey Rey Binks okeyday
I hate myself just a little bit more after writing that
@@IamtheSun100 😂😂😂😂
Hey don’t dis my boy Jar Jar like that😡
The true Sith Lord
I needed to see this lololol hahahaha
I love how you can hear the meaning of one person going up against a large force.
Probably the most iconic scene in cinema history
A scene which will be remembered in the film industry for thousands of years. Yes, thousands.
Yes I remember it so well that every time I watch Daft Punk's Get Lucky video I think of the sunset. Here's a gif of what I'm talking about: 24.media.tumblr.com/1bcdf1ef3cde18c0340de9b1006f693d/tumblr_ml9uirNMBy1s59lq8o1_400.gif
***** You sir, are awesome. I too, am proud of it.
amen
I truthfully think this is the most powerful scene in the whole series. Luke yearning for adventure amongst the stars, looking to escape his dull life and willing to face an adventurous but dangerous and uncertain future. The music is absolutely perfect. An absolutely classic scene in all of cinema, pure magic.
It's already been thousands of years. Remember this was "...a long time ago, in a galaxy far away..."
I cannot stress enough how much seeing this scene in the theater had an impact on me in 1977 as an 11 year old boy in rural Louisiana growing up in a farm with no future. I was like him, sitting outside at dusk wishing that I was out in the world.
When I saw this scene at 11 years old, it was like a religious experience because I was living that scene. The big screen, the binary sunset, the look of despair on Luke's face, the swelling soundtrack, it was almost sensory overload.
Wait you live in a planet with two suns? (Bruh if anyone wooshes me its obvious this is a joke)
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 OMG, my post does make it seem like I said I lived on a planet with two suns! LOL!
I would give anything to be in your place at that time. I've been loving SW for 16 years now, and this scene always makes me hurt from goosebumps....
Yes, it is a truly universal scene, that almost all young people can relate to.
Looking at the horizon while feeling constrained in your (modest) home, and dreaming about the big world.
How old are you sir?
I don't know why but I come back to this every time. The music is perfection and the look of an innocent kid wanting change was about to get it faster than he ever wanted it.
Lasts less than a minute and yet so iconic
Wow, a life ambition told in 30 seconds. Impressive.
Most impressive.
With no words.
Respect Mother Nature.
36*
+Jar Jar Trump I laughed way too hard over your name 😂
I'm not even that big of a Star Wars Fan, but his scene brings tears to my eyes. A true piece of art.
I bet that even 100 years into the future, this scene will still somehow manage to tear some people up.
Ryan Waasdorp new technology wont ever make this scene outdated unless movies evolve beyond the flat screen.
@@ryanwaasdorp half a century later it still does
same
@@movieHighlights23816 oi! As someone who watched this when it came out, I would like to point out that it's only 43 years old, thank you very much. ; )
This scene symbolizes all teenagers, that's why it's so powerful. They can feel there is a calling out there for them, but they don't yet understand their life's purpose. At the same time, they feel trapped and bored to death with older people telling them to do household chores all the time 🤣
I have there all these years .... Be a dutiful wife, daughter in law...
Still , i watch Star wars. There is something beyond the sunset a new horizon. Who knows i might wake up there🎉
It's not about lightsabers. It's not about Jedis or Sith. STAR WARS is about this one moment.
Best. Scene. Ever. In. Film. History.
Agree with you 100 percent
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Tell that story about how you threw the Senate at yoda
YES YES YES NO CAP
It’s 2nd or 3rd for me but I respect the rankings. I personally have it right behind the Avengers Assemble scene in endgame but that may be just because I’m a bit younger than most avid Star Wars fans(I’m 18 so the only sw movies I’ve seen in theaters are the sequels whereas I’ve seen all 23 MCU films on release day)
Can you imagine seeing this for the first time in 1977... I get goosebumps every time I watch this and I’ve been watching Star Wars for over 20 years
It was overwhelming for 10-year-old me. Had to re-adjust to Earth when I left the theater.
Same pinch! Total nostalgic moment.
@@juansantos-lq2kz how do you find the Star Wars universe now ? Do you think this expansion (we can ignore the sequels if you want) is just as magical as the OT ?
I do remember it, seeing at a drive-in movie theater, but not in a car, sitting in a chair as close as possible to the giant outdoor screen, eating popcorn under the stars
I did....it was amazing
You can literally feel what Luke was feeling
im a 36 years old brazilian... for me, there's 4 movies that are my favorite, a new hope, top gun, days of thunder and first blood, all of them i used to watch with my dad has a little kid... but this scene and opening of top gun are perfect... i love sunsets cause of this scene also
I thank George Lucas for making my childhood great.
Yes
np
Yes
George and Dave Filoni
And John Williams 👍 (for the music)
Makes me proud to be a Star Wars Nerd
And so you should, I FUCKING LOVE STAR WARS!!
DocOfSpok So do i!, STAR WARS IS FUCKING AWESOME
thank for this beautiful sentence
Marie Grarason ma boy
Sharris irs great
I'm 54 years old and this music always makes me feel safe.....
You are musician?
The music is simply indescribable, STAR WARS is a time that will never end.
this one scene has more soul than whole Disney trilogy
Can you stop commenting this overused thing , coming to comments to see something interesting not again and again , you could hate but dont comment this lame comment
I agree with you!
Nah
Oh shut up
The new trilogy was bad
Luke: *just watching the sunset*
John Williams: 🎷🎺🎻👌
Girls when there is a sunset: omg let’s take a pic
Boys when there is a sunset:
This is correct bro.
I always get chills when I watch this scene. It's so breath-taking, and the music is phenomenal ♥️
straight to the heart of everyone who was once a young person staring into the sunset hoping for something ... other.
This scene has no dialogue but has so much depth and foreshadowing.
Luke has a choice: Join the rebellion or stay with his uncle another year on the farm.
Luke has a choice: join the dark side or the light side.
Luke has a choice: go with obi-wan to save Princess Leia or stay with his aunt or uncle.
Choice is the essence of this film. The suns represent a choice and path you must make to unleash your full potential. It’s so perfect.
I agree
Not just choice but agency. The ability to control your own destiny, something everybody struggles with. We are all or have all been Luke in this scene at some points in our lives.
Know what's crazy? That only two movies in Star Wars have a scene like this and they're both my personal favourites.
Revenge of the Sith and this film.
You might not like Revenge of the Sith but I think Padme's Ruminations is a masterpiece.
Holy shit ur right
LUKE'S UNCLE AND AUNT DIED HE HAD TO GO TO OBI WAN
I always loved this scene. May the 4th be with you.
The best fantasy stories use their setting as a way to explore complex human emotions through extraordinary circumstances. This scene embodies that philosophy so phenomenally. It’s the best scene in 9 movies. I used to say Empire was my favorite, but that’s just the old edgy me. Star Wars is *the* perfect retelling of the legend of King Arthur, if you ask me. It is the embodiment of The Hero’s Journey. This will always be in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. This scene is the embodiment of why that is
36 seconds from a movie made in 1977 manages to convey more emotion than all the Disney movies combined.
What a waste...
Old Disney had soul that is why it became what it is today but the sad part is that today it is nothing more than a shell of what it once was
The Motherfucker well your name is accurate
@@hanqwerty4951 Pretty much the truth.
Pretty much everyone has said the same thing as you.
@@agssilv5919 Disney is for little child's and this you can see on the films. Disney don't know anything about to make a good story or something. I am surprised that there was no singing like in any other film from Disney
I'll give the last Jedi this,
Luke looking at those binary suns gave me shivers
theokchannel then they fucked up even more by killing Luke off.
Erik Lehnsherr what was he going to do
Erik Lehnsherr did Yoda bring back Vader? No, they killed him off because he was a frail old man. They did the same thing for Luke, he dies like Yoda. And like Yoda a new Jedi appears
Guins people have waited years to see Luke Skywalker and he did almost Jack shit throughout the entire movie but brood.
Erik Lehnsherr Luke learned a lesson to let the past go, we saw Luke do everything we wanted to see. He flew the X-Wing, he fought Vader twice, he brought peace to the galaxy, he brought his father into the light, he beat the emperor. What else would you want to see that we haven’t already seen. Plus watch the prequels if you want to see what Luke would do after the events, you want to be bored to shit by him teaching Kylo, and Rey
How can somebody watch the scene and not be moved by it, easily one of the best scenes in cinematic history, and in the original Star Wars trilogy. This is just one of those perfect scenes where there’s absolutely nothing wrong with it.
God, this brings me to tears, it’s just so breathtakingly beautiful. Give that French hornist all the awards in the world.
Ladies and Gentleman: Here's one of if not THE greatest and most iconic scene in cinema history.
JMPHeinz 57
Star Wars is truly a masterpiece.
Israel Pallares Yep
Not sure if it's so iconic, someone who has never seen Star Wars might not know this, but then there's scenes such as The Battle of Yavin etc.
Rav Good point, but imo this scene is what personifies the series
So many character development in 36 seconds, and not a single word was spoken.
+Mees And absolutely nothing in 90 minutes of episode 7
+Lithrus I do not agree, both Finn and Rey had development but nothing like this scene.
+Mees You should really stay in school, kid.
+Film Fantasy Coming from the guy with a Kubrick picture, right?
What development?
Rey being overpowered and finn being humiliated that´s not character development man
For sure one of the most beautiful and emotional scenes out of all the Starwars films.
One of the most powerful scenes ever. Something so spiritual about it, the call to be something greater a memory from before this life. No human can’t relate to it.
Binary star systems are not rare in the universe, in fact most star systems are binary, triple and multi star systems. Single star systems like own very own are subsequently rare
Wes Miller god imagine how hot it be.....
@@donnovandalusong266 😭😭😭
How? I mean I couldn't imagine a solar system with 2 or 3 sun?
@@gabutman6144 Search in internet, you can find a lot of 3D simulation, it looks impressive
Wes Miller True.
*See you around, kid...*
That... That upsets me
I didn't realize I was watching a fucking marvel movie
*Sniffle* Not peter.
See you around……,officer
In that moment, I believe Luke was deliberately channeling Han... possibly even literally.
One of the earliest examples of the beginning of a hero’s journey.
I like both this scene and when Rey is eating in the desert watching the sky while putting on the helmet it really shows two innocent characters both born and raised in a desert planet watching the horizon wondering what's beyond that and they start a journey and find out they are related to a couple of dark lords and end up saving the universe, truly love both trilogies, prequels too, only in that case the innocent character became a butcher and a tyrant