The Greatest Teacher Failure is
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2018
- HAPPY LATE MAY 4TH EVERYBODY!!
Probably May 5th now for most of you, lol. I think there has been every obstacle you can imagine that got in the way of this video from being released. Nevertheless, the force prevailed!
Again, sorry for the wait everyone, I was getting around a nasty worldwide block on this video from our beloved friends from Disney. Thankfully, I finally got around it!
Before I get into it, let's all share this to Mark Hamill! I'd love for him to see one of my videos again, especially this one!
Anyway, this is a tribute about not only Luke Skywalker, but also a bit about our beloved Master Yoda himself. These were two Grand Masters that fostered two different eras of Jedi, but failed them in similar ways.
Now, I myself have many issues with the creative decisions Rian Johnson took with this movie. It tonally struggled throughout its narrative which allowed the movie to be unbalanced. There were also other subplots that really weighed the movie down as well. However, most of the scenes with Luke Skywalker I completely adored. The scene with Luke failing Ben took me awhile to really accept, but in the end I finally understood.
Fear has driven the Jedi for so long and most of them didn't even know it. The motives and intentions were just, but it became their own undoing. Luke and Yoda both suffered from their fear of the dark side, but that fear was what ultimately created it. Anakin was the victim of that system, and Luke understood that, which is why he thought it was best for him to die and the Jedi with it. Not just because of the Jedi order, but mostly because of his hate for himself and how miserably he failed.
This movie taught me that even the best of us can hit rock bottom, but it's what we do with that situation that truly shows our character. Luke's arc in The Last Jedi was great because he learned the importance of forgiving himself and making amends for past failures. It wasn't about throwing away the past, it was about learning from it in order to move forward.
Thank you all so much and I hope you enjoy this video!! May the Force be with you all, always.
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Fantastic!
already failed my whole life so i think from now on... going to do nothing but win.. because ICONS never lose@@rencedionson3795
You should do a Star Trek tribute video!
"i will do what I must" close second
“I’m just glad you’re here, at the end.”
That hurts knowing that was the last scene Mark Hamill would ever get to film with Carrie Fisher
I was almost in tears at that point in the cinema.
I was crying
😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭
I was crying also.😞
We don’t know that
“I failed you, Anakin.”
“I failed you, Ben.”
At least there was some character development to Anakin.
they drank the kool-aid you’re funny.
Jackson Mustian I wish I was joking.
666 like i dont want to ruin it
they drank the kool-aid yea because the prequel trilogy and the original trilogy were anakins story, as well as him having character development in the Clone Wars Show. Unfair to compare them. Kylo was still a good character imo.
“The greatest teacher failure is.” After a failed marriage, losing my home and losing my dream job all in the same year, theses words have never been more true. I’ve reflected and am in the process of making the changes needed to grow as a person! Powerful statement by Master Yoda!
Wow man, I'm sorry! My trials have been much smaller but almost wrecked me. I'm also making changes to my life right now. Good luck in everything your future holds! And ya this is a powerful message that can bring everyone a little hope.
@@JohnnyAllen_ Thank you, Johnny! I wish you the absolute best! We will prevail and come out better on the other side!
Folks can love or hate the Sequels, but I will never hate Star Wars for bringing people together like this conversation here. I too have failed this year, I let the pandemic outside consume me with fear, and I did not use the time in isolation to build myself, thus relapsing into depression. Getting back up is hard, but I am. Cheers to you Erik and Johnny!
Hope you're staying aligned with the light brotha !!! Stay true to your cause and never lose sight of your goal; to he the best you possible!
May the Force be with you.
0:23 flashing to Anakin’s frustration when Luke becomes impatient is such a great touch.
Like father. Like Son
Nice Metroid pic.
@@dancastro9274 Luke Father, Luke son
“I am a Jedi, like my father before me” best line in Star Wars in my opinion
Goosebumps every time I hear it.
I agree it’s good but my favorite is “not if anything to say about it, I have”
I like it a lot too, but the context for it is so not the right one:
The emperor: Now Luke, KILL HIM!
Luke: I won't, because i'm a Jedi!
Yoda 1 day earlier: To become a Jedi, you must kill your father
fabian alexis medina jara He said CONFRONT your father. Not kill.
That transition from Luke to Anakin. 😭
Yoda went from
“HEhEHe HoHoOhO, little creature I am.”
To
“Great teacher I am, noble jedis I train.”
@anime Archives Imbibe Ketamine, I must
-Mah name is Jacob!!!- “War Crimes I Commit”
@anime Archives
"killing furries I must"
“Hate minorities, I do”
Yoda was fucking with Luke, testing to see if he was worthy to be his apprentice.
Leia “I know my son is gone”
Luke “Putting his hand on Darth Vader no ones ever really gone”
Instant tears
I felt sad. I wish I had more time with my son. :(
And he was right...😢
"We are what they grow beyond. That is the true burden of all masters."
It's heartbreaking to hear Yoda address the audience. We grow beyond these characters, even if they helped form us in our youth, and in our loneliest moments.
Tell me more about how you've grown beyond Yoda
Also a man is the sum of his burdens. A backstory about Yoda should be next after the one about OBI Wan Kenobi. "For the most part, we need saving from ourselves."
@@josephbenuzzi159I didn’t spend 20 years in a swamp lamenting my own failure so I’ve got that on Yoda.
@@chancellorpalpatine4035 He spent 20 years in a swamp hiding from the Empire and waiting for Luke
@finndaffron waiting for him and rejected him like a cold door dash order because he's too old.
"No my friend, failure is not the end; it is a necessary part of the path." - Jedi Master Eno Cordova
I love that quote
I was playing 5 minutes ago Fallen order and i stopped after that quote to rest
One could even say about Failure that THIS IS THE WAY.
I loved that quote it was beautiful
It’s weird because Yoda preached about failure in the sequels but Rey never failed. Does that mean she didn’t learn anything?
That foreshadowing of yoda saying Luke will be afraid is amazing
He was talking about his confrontation w/ Palpatine at the end of Return of the Jedi. The sequel trilogy isn't canon by the way.
@@p.h.562 As much as I hate to say it my friend, the sequel trilogy is very much canon.
Aaron San Miguel all Star Wars lore is canon...except the Holiday Special
@@kaiserzer0468 Well not all. What is titled "Legends" is not Canon. Which there are quite a bit of "Legends" stories. You are correct about The Holiday Special though haha
Parker Huisjen, you can believe what you want, but that simply isn’t true. It’s the NEW canon. It might not be what you want, but it is.
This had me crying like a baby. I’ve tried to follow Yoda’s teachings my entire life
No try, do or do not there is no try
" If powerful you are... then why leave?"
🛸 👽
The moment at the end when Padme says “Luke, oh Luke” brought tears to my eyes almost as if he sees his mother right before he dies
“I will not leave you here I got to save you”
“You already have” 😭
My favorite part of the whole story :')
It’s a beautiful moment
Rhinnot got to love anakin
Beautiful moments before Disney came in
Just as I read your comment the line went off in the vid, so good.
Yoda: "You are reckless"
Obiwan: "So was I, if you remember..."
*Fade from Ewan McGregor's smile into Sir Alec Guinness'*
....That one got me good.
*hello there*
;^;
It's all ObiWans fault ...
The unsung hero he was a victim and probably had the most dreadful life of all
Essentially he is the chosen one in my eyes
There is no saga with out him
You can take Kenobi out of Star Wars but you can't take Star Wars out of Kenobi
@@jackravo7333 Obi-Wan lost a master, a lover, a friend and a brother, yet he never faltered to the Dark Side. He rarely lost a battle and trained two 'chosen ones' in his lifetime. Obi-Wan is *the* best Jedi, but that's just my opinion.
Obi Wan was the chosen one all along. You guys didn't know that? I knew when I watched "A New Hope" for the first time in my life.
Look...
Qui Gon Gin had a vision that said he would be the one to teach the chosen one.
Qui Gon, died before Anakin was even accepted as a padawan, and never trained him. Qui Gon took over Obi Wan's training, only after having that force-vision. Soo.... 1+1=?
It's my official headcanon now that Luke heard his mother's voice as he passed on
I’m not a fan of what R. Johnson did with TLJ, but this has helped remind me how relatable Luke really is. Experiencing extreme dark times in this life are inevitable; and only thru love, patience and humility can we chose to preserve thru them. Thank you Mark Hamill for portraying one of the greatest hero’s of all time. Thank you HFP. This was absolutely beautiful.
"I will NEVER turn to the dark side" "I am a jedi, like my father before me."
That's why Luke is so awesome. He had all the reasons to turn, but he never gave up on his father.
Isaiah Dryg That's the difference between Luke Skywalker and Ben Solo (Kylo Ren). Luke knows his father to be Anakin Skywalker, while Ben knows his grandfather to be Darth Vader
Franco Cortes well ben is brainwashed
Isaiah Dryg I call it determination and hope
And that's why Luke Skywalker wouldn't give up on his nephew and why he certainly wouldn't consider murdering him, not even for a second.
@@batshineman174 And that's why Luke Skywalker at the end, admitted that he was disappointed in himself to think of that and fulfilled his Jedi legend people believed in.
“You will be, you will be...”
Gave me chills.
Me too... It really did take on a new significance that I don't think anyone including George Lucas would have predicted. But it's true. He really did become afraid. Afraid of the dark side, just like Master Yoda and Mace Windu before him, and in doing so, helped strengthen the dark side. Though in a much more direct way. I truly do love his story aec. It was was really amazing. And his acting in the Last Jedi is FAR above anything he ever did as Luke before. Such a nuanced performance. Truly masterful.
Now I understand, Fear really fuels the darkside.
The only thing is that he was afraid of Vader, of palpatine and of the empire, he was afraid of losing his friends and then afraid of Vader’s threat to turn Leia. He has faced the darkest of fears when he began to strike down Vader in anger and cut off his hand. And saw his own future if he didn’t stop himself then. And then he boldly fearlessly turned around and threw away his lightsaber in the face of the emperor.he already conquered these things. Not to say he would never have fears again but even in Kylo, he wasn’t as strong as Vader or palpatine or at least not at the time he was going to kill him. So that would’ve been a rehash of his fears for himself or facing Vader yet he helped save anakin and stopped himself from going to the dark. To make a re-arch of this was not right. Or better yet explain why and how. Besides a “possibility”, he had no reason to turn on his family. In empire he already acted brashly to go save Han and Leia and he suffered the consequences of trying to run too quickly headlong into something like that. Again he already learned this lesson. And for Yoda to say he didn’t listen made no sense because he did. He began a new Jedi academy. He began a new generation of Jedi. He strongly declared “I am a Jedi , like my father before me.” Episode 6 was the RETURN of the Jedi. I agree his acting and doing his best was amazing. And yes the Jedi before became arrogant after 1000 years. But again he would’ve gathered and learned this lesson from obi- wan and Yoda. In what is now considered legends eu, when his nephew jacen became Darth Caedus, he didn’t want to kill him or become fearful again and then shut down. He helped eventually turn him back even though jacen would be forever scarred, it was his choice,. Kylo/ Ben also had a choice. It wasn’t Luke’s fault. Again Something similar was explored in the books, when Kyp Durron came under the powerful dark side influence from a holocron of the ancient with lord Exar Kun. He then took the sun crusher and destroyed solar systems and killed tons of people and yet he was still redeemed with help from Luke. I don’t get last Jedi at all. And as sentimental as this tries to make it and as much as this tries to help make it better by making some sort of sense of it, it doesn’t make sense. At least to me.
That line just made me look at the last Jedi a little different
Yoda may or may not have been going off premonition, but it was true either way. The Force and conflict between the dark and light side has led to scary consequences from all who were involved, from killing children, your best friend, or your student. The Force is terrifying in a way simply because of how quickly it can ruin lives, despite its potential for good. Luke is right when he says the Force never belonged to the Jedi, they simply learned the most about it and in a way, feared it more than anyone else.
Oh my god I just realized a beautiful irony:
Luke's looking to the horizon, saved Vader. Luke refused to accept the present of Vader being a machine only capable of evil and kept looking ahead where he turned him back into Anakin.
The irony is that Luke's looking ahead with Ben is what turned him into Ren. Luke's looking ahead and only seeing how he could further fail and screw things up more is what stopped him from going back out there.
That was Luke's failure. Always looking to the horizon and never being here and now. When Luke realized this, he found the best way to help the future was by saving the present. So he did. He saved Leia, whom he knew would be the one to save Ben.
Underrated comment.
And that's why everyone can say whataver they want about the sequels, but no one can say they ruined Luke's arc.
@@nicolaridolfi6510they will say that anyways because he didn’t have a “badass” scene.
@@chancellorpalpatine4035 Lule sacrificing himself by using one of the coolest force habilities and facing the result of his greatest failure just by defending and not attacking like a real jedi would do isn't badass enough?
@@chancellorpalpatine4035 The thing is, it didn't "ruin Luke" because he "didn't have a badass scene" (specially because, in my opinion, he had the most badass scene ever in Star Wars, projecting an image of himself that could touch and give Leia that pendant from half the galaxy away, if that isn't badass, I don't know what it is). It "ruined him" because Luke isn't a quitter.
Even Mark Hamill was unhappy about how Luke turned in "The Last Jedi", because Luke's main characteristic is that he doesn't give up, he never loses faith, that's why he saved Vader at the end of Return of the Jedi, and that's why he wouldn't have quit after one failure, or would have need years to learn from that mistake.
I know where they were going, or more like where they wanted to go. The problem is, they forced the characters to be there, instead of letting the characters write the story. If they wanted Luke out of the scene so Kylo Ren could turn into what he became, it would had been better if he had been searching for a way to save him, instead of having Old Luke just giving up and needing Rey to remind him of who he really is (and she didn't even manage that, Yoda was the one who did it). It certainly would have pissed less fans, and actors, about how Luke was for most of that movie.
Im in fucking tears. My father passed away when I was 12, He was my bestfriend as well as a father, a brother, a friend, a mentor. He died in my moms arms on the basement floor due to a blood clot. Starwars was his and mine . Movies , toys, legos, books. He seen 5 and 6 in theatres ass a kid. A collection meant for the stars in my moms basement. When he died my family was shattered. broken and left a single mom with 3 daughters, and a son. Here we are 10 years later and I dont know, I cant explain the skywalker saga to my life. Its almost heartbreaking to see how shattered my family really is. And all we can do is remember him through Home cassette tapes, pictures, his children...and starwars..Thanks for reading it if you made it this far. If you wanna know 1 thing from a united states army paratrooper, its that there will always be light in the dark, but death does come for us all..and as sad as that is, death is a natural part of life. goodnight.
May the force be with you and your family. Always
@@comeaudodragon7889 you as well neil. May it guide you to whatever happiness you search for
No ones ever truly gone
I love you man. And I truly mean that. I lost my dad 2 years ago and this video has been therapeutic. You deserve the best in life.
@@andrewpandrew7786 you to my brother. May the force guide you back to him one day
"We are what they grow beyond. That is the true burden of all masters."
Truth
But did Luke ever truly grrow beyond Yoda?
@@thetoysensei9951 I believe he did once he finally let go, confronted Kylo, and left everything behind.
The Toy Sensei I don’t think the quote is about students growing beyond their masters. I think it’s about students growing beyond challenges. In other words the burden of a master is that if their student doesn’t overcome challenges they face in life, then it’s the masters fault.
The Toy Sensei does the student grow beyond the master in terms of power? Or beyond the need of a master?
"Pass on what you have learned. Strength and mastery. But weakness, folly, failure also. Yes, FAILURE most of all. The greatest teacher, failure is." Really hit me hard.
Goosebumps ♥️
Realistically that statement is the closest thing humans really have to a meaning and purpose.
Me not liking Last Jedi then watching this: "Well, when you put it like that."
>:) goooood
“Thank you, Rian. Perhaps I treated you too harshly.”
Honestly I didn’t like it when I first saw it either, but imo it has by far the most meat of the sequel trilogy. TROS is a joke, TFA is fun but insubstantial. I think a lot of people miss in TLJ that Luke’s final point is understanding his failures don’t negate the good of the Jedi or himself in the past, and that he should pass on the Jedi Order and not let it die.
@@wyattmund9286 Yeah I agree, although I was the opposite. I really like it when it first came out, and then I realized some of its flaws. But in the end, I loved the message it had, along with some great shots and moments. I don't think it deserves as much hate because I think Rian Johnson had a genuine message that came from the heart, no matter what people's opinion are about how he delivered it.
Failure is this movie's theme. Poe's failure, Luke's failure, even Kylo's failure to an extent is present in this film. This could have been great if the movie didn't have to bend it self backwards and sideways to convey that theme. It's a theme that could have been executed well if it wasn't for TFA and somewhat Rion Johnson's shortcomings.
Damn, this is so amazing
Gives me chills. Awesome, simply awesome. Great video!!
"Skywalker, still looking to the horizon."
Like Father, Like Son. So beautifully portrayed.
Just Some Guy Without a Mustache To the Horizon ☀️ 🔥
@Dreadnought 1 Well not entirley, Ben made his choices he was conflicted yes but again in 8 he made his choice once again by killing snoke. So looks like he knows where he stands.
"Like my father before me"
Just Some Guy Without a Mustache agreed
❤️
"Never, I'll never turn to the dark side." And he never did... :)
He didnt turn but he did fail as a Jedi and especially as a friend.
@@imixupwords5340 well failure is the best teacher is it not?
@@william_brobrine8975 it is but it depends if the failure makes sense for the teacher
@@imixupwords5340 yeah. As long as you know why you fail. You can fix it or prevent it.
Ale 2772 That’s what he did by facing Ben and saying “I failed you Ben” he admits it
"the rebellion is reborn, the war is just the beginning, and I will not be the last jedi" may the force be with you
Did... Did this video just put the Sequels into a context that can make me appreciate them?
Nope. I refuse
Stories need context to be understood. This is the great failure of guys like mauler. Star Wars can’t be broken into its separate parts. It’s the trilogy of trilogies. They all build off of and build up each other. Rian Johnson seemed to understand this better than most. I disliked the prequels because I didn’t know how the story ends and what the point was... with the context of the sequels and how the story ends I understand the poetry of the whole thing so much better.
Rise of Skywalker still sucks tho
Yes.. Yes it did.. I agree with you
It edited it in a way more potent and better executed than the sequels actually were.
I dont think the sequels deserve after praise for being lost without inherent context.
“Do you consider Failure Experience?”
“I consider Experience, Experience”
-Loki
Karvo honestly this quote was made for comedy. But it’s actually really powerful
The best experience you can get is from your failures. You can learn from your failures and you can use them as your success
LOKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Loki always welcome in any conversation 👍
Mark Hamill loved Luke so much he tried so hard to keep him in character even when he was questioning the direction of his character. For that, Mark Hamill, I Iove you so much
Great integrity on his part, I agree. I lose respect for actors who deliberately phone in a role because of creative differences.
I was thinking the same thing!!! Mark has been rather vocal on his disappointment with TLJ, yet his performance was superb in everything he did. He put everything into his role...even if he disagreed with it. His devotion is astounding.
I am so happy that he won The Walk of Fame Award a couple of years ago and honestly numerous and well deserved awards before and afterwards. This guy is amazing!
Yes yes give in to the dark side, he did not
Harrison Ford wanted to kill Han at the end of ROTJ, yet I didn't saw a single complain about it. Mark speaks his mind and now: "OH LOOK, HE AGREES WITH US, HE HATES THE MOVIE. BUNCH OF FANBOYS".
Pretty sad if you ask me, well, some people will never change.
@@al112v4 Well, good thing nobody did ask
Omg leaving it with padme saying Luke’s name?! That hit me so hard
I feel like the connections and ties are made with leia and padme but there’s never really been anywhere in canon where Luke’s connection to her is discussed or alluded to
Yet he is the one with her soft loving and forgiving nature
Leia is much more like her father
it's enough to make a grown man cry, and that's okay
“I am a Jedi, like my father before me,”
*Luke Skywalker*
"Jedi Fool! I was trained in the Jedi Arts by Count Dooku himself..." *General Grevious*
_hello there_
*General Obi Wan Kenobi of the Republic army*
You made Great Songs sir.
"I don't like sand"
_Anakin Skywalker_ the chosen one
I love this fandom 🤣😂😂
"No ones ever really gone"
-Luke Skywalker
Count dooku is be like
🙄😑😶
Except the legends canon. That's never coming back.
Case in point: Han Solo
Maul will apear again
then whats the name of your great great great grandmother without looking it up
Whoever made this is one of the truest Star Wars fans I've never known
"Because I was Luke Skywalker; Jedi master. a legend."
If someone ever asks what Star Wars is really all about... show them this video.
Maheono Guilloux Chevalier you couldn’t have said that any better man.
I always so SW about hope, and all that takes to change the world is just a spark
Star Wars was always about redemption.
Star Wars can't be brought down to one word. It Is about family, redemption, hope and balance. None of these things were in the sequels tho. It has nothing to do with the Skywalker Saga.
No show them the video the chosen one this video have a lot of not cannon likes the (sequels)
If Luke is really dead, they have to show us how The Force Ghost of Luke joins Obi-Wan, Yoda, Anakin
Qui-Gon Jinn would also be cool....
That’s the one and only thing I’m looking forward to. I just want to see all of their force ghosts together in peace. I wish there was some way they could add Han, but it wouldn’t make sense.
@@EddieMachetti han is dead for ever
It would nice to see them all and Leia also together
Qui-gon never finished the training so he can only be a voice, unless in a force enriched area that is like a light side degoba
@Time Traveller yet you're on a star wars video that involve those films. Okay dude.
This isn’t one of the best fan edits, it is THE BEST fan edit. I come back to this edit every time I find myself struggling in life. This not only captures the beauty of these films but the beauty of life. This isn’t just an edit, it’s art.
It’s also a plus that you’re helping people who aren’t capable of reading in between the lines to see why The Last Jedi is literally one of the best Star Wars movies.
Yoda says "You will be" twice; once for the fear in the original trilogy, twice for the fear in the sequels. Brilliant.
Luke: "I will not leave you here I got to save you"
Anakin: "You already....have"
In my opinion the best quote out if this whole thing
😭😭😭😭❤
No i think the best was when Obiwan Said that he had the high ground
"You were right. You were right about me."
"Luke...We're what they grow beyond. That is the true burden of all masters
Spartan 117: "Im getting you out of here".
Sgt Johnson: " No ..... No you're not ....... no..... don't let her go.
....don't ever let her go."
Like Obi-Wan before him, Luke created a monster... but he was never a monster. Just an afraid old man. Trying his best to do right by all, at his own expense.
“You can do everything right and still fail. That’s not a weakness, that is life.”
wait a minute, that line is from Picard. from Star Trek.
And Yoda with Dooku...
All great master fail in their greatest moments
And yet people still somehow find out how to complain about the last Jedi and how he was used
And I'm not convinced Kylo is truely a monster either.
Nice to see someone still cares about this story more than Disney...
Disney never cared about anything. They don't care about the sequels, about the prequels, about the originals, about the shows or the Games. They care about money. They'll go where the money is at.
This is honestly why I love what happened with Luke in TLJ. It encompasses what Yoda told Luke in ESB, that he will be afraid and that he always looked to the future, instead of being in the moment, just like his father was. Luke, again, needed to hear that very first lesson that Yoda taught him on Dagobah very much. Luke needed that push to get going again instead of cutting himself off from the force forever. Luke needed to escape that ditch that he was trapped in for so long, just like Anakin. They both had something to pull themselves from darkness. Luke had the Resistance and that reborn hope, and Anakin had his son, and another chance. George Lucas said that Star Wars is like poetry, it rhymes. This story of Luke executes on that saying very well, and it's beautiful.
“I will not leave you here, I’ve got to save you.”
“You... you already have.”
Someone is cutting onions in here
At that point vader was dead and anakin returned,so luke indeed saved him
First time watching it I cried
"Tell your sister... you were right."
As a kid watching Star Wars for the first I didn’t know what’s that means but now I know it means the Luke saved his father from a fate Worst then death.
A journey that started and ended with twin suns.
Eredin, King of the Wild Hunt not why he died
Doctor Globe so why the hell did he died ?
Maul saw it before anyone
The force ability he used kills the people who use it
Kylo said it when he thought Rey was using it during their first force meeting.
We are what they grow beyond...amazing Yoda has some of the best lines in cinematic history
"I am NOT afraid!"
"You WILL be...you will be..."
"Greatest teacher failure is" probably one of the greatest lines in star wars history
@Alec Roseveare this aged well
it’s my favourite line in any movie
That has to be one of the top 100 quotes in all of human history, and it doesn't need to be in Yoda's words, those words apply to all and everything, a universal truth.
I really enjoyed "See ya 'round kid"
it's the dumbest and most pointless line
"Leia, Han, I'm sorry"
I'm legit tearing up a bit just writing that
Me too.
Wow I thought he was saying sorry about Han but reading it like that I feel he’s saying sorry to both Leia and Han for how Kylo became a dark side user
One of the best youtube videos ever
Lol in a small video, you made it more emotional than Disney ever could.
"I failed you Ben, I'm sorry." Right in the feels
Kylo: iM sURe yUO aRe
Ben Kenobi: "Uhh...Im not actually here, I was hanging out watching the ancient texts burn with Yoda"
@@patrickfuchs6086 you*.
@@hushchild688 They didn't burn tho. Rey still has them
Presented this to my class and had the whole room including the teacher as why this is one of the greatest stories of good and evil the power of strength independence self conflict and the overall basis to do what you believe. The most amazing short video to sum up so much history memories and emotions bravo. Failed you have not
If I showed this to my class they would call me a nerd and beat the living daylight out of me.
@@user-gf9zx4sl6d that explains a lot.
@@user-gf9zx4sl6d 😂😂
@@user-gf9zx4sl6d what grade?
[SML] YuCkie I’d neck chop every one of em
As someone who loves TLJ I just wanted to say thank you for this ❤
"We are what they grow beyond. That is the true burden of all masters."
Hits different on so many levels.
“We are what they grow beyond”.
That’s what The Last Jedi wants to teach us. Not to kill the past, but to learn from it and become better because of it.
kinda the whole point people didn't take. everyone literally took the point from the character who took the exact wrong message from their life experiences (let the past die, kill it if you have to." because his quote was in the trailers a bunch. Yoda's quote is the lesson, that's the one our heroes take at the end.
Yeah, but that’s also what the saga was teaching before the Sequels even existed. Luke refused to kill his father as everyone wanted, and he tried to help him instead. There’s a reason he says “like my father before me” when he proclaims himself a Jedi. He’s proudly accepting both his father’s greatness and his failure, recognizing the importance of it in order to learn how NOT to fail. So TLJ’s message of learning from the past is good and all, but it was already a core part of the saga (if not THE core part) a long time ago.
@@rickblaine9670 Exactly. And I see that as only a good thing.
@@Gemnist98 Ok, I get it. But what's the point of having a whole saga of six movies delivering a message, only to have it delivered all over again in the span a single movie? Hell, tribute videos are already there for that. We're commenting under one.
@Akira Toriyama Well, not quite, since the generational tale was already complete with Return of the Jedi. The old generation had failed, the new one had learned.
Yoda: A Jedi must have the deepest commitment. The most serious mind.
Also Yoda: *sEaGuLlS*
*puppet side shuffles while HMMing & HAing*
Yessss
Ma stick ma stiiickkk ma stiiicks bettter than baaacon
You are reckless with that bacon 😁
ketamine mmm
ENOUGH OF THE HATE. I AM TRYING TO ENJOY THE MOVIES IN PEACE
this is officially my favorite luke skywalker edit
Luke: " I Wont fail You, I'm not afraid."
Yoda: " ah.. you will be... YOU WILL Be"
One of the best lines.
Bruh that sooo foreshadow
I loved that sequence
And he ended up being afraid after failing kylo. I think people really missed the point of the luke we got in last jedi.
@@BurkoTheCanadian17 not to mention Luke lived through his own "order 66"
During the original trilogy he was young and was not plagued by events of the past like Clone wars or order 66 etc.
But now Luke lost his academy his students and Ben.
And he tired to avoid events of the past by acting fast.
Like Yoda he failed and went into exile. And was afraid to train yet another Kylo Ren.
Just like Yoda saw new Vader in Luke.
@@balrok9959 You are right. Last Jedi was not that good but it was a starting point for the characters even the ones that dont liked bu the fans. And they had a chance to fix everything with the ROS but they failed. At least they seem to learn from their failure with the Madolorien. Which is ironic considering they wrote the line "failure is the greatest teacher"
The Skywalker story is quite literally the most tragic yet inspiring story of all time in my opinion. The constant heartbreak and defeat and then to be able to bounce back with hope is extraordinary.
This made me tear up. Thank you
RogueSpartan117 that’s what makes it so compelling and resonate with anyone who’s gone through life. Life will break you. But the power of hope is undeniable, it’s the overarching theme of Star Wars and the Skywalker saga.
@@heyschmdty it would have been nice if that "tearing up" was inside the logical realm and true to the character but this was not the way to do it.
@@guazazqui788 wah wah wah
@@supermysticsonic2 ah such a superior being. "Wah wah wah" so deep. So marvelous. What an incredible answer. I must learn from you. Teach me your ways.
It is, as long as you ignore the disney canon because it shits all over the skywalkers
I’ve been watching this video for the last few years, Luke has been my role model since I was 5. I want to thank you for not just showing my man’s in his truly deservedly right, but also his connection to the force which people forget exists within us all not just “Skywalkers” as they think they’ll become to be called.
"We are what they grow beyond that is the true burden of all masters" 😢😢
"We are what they grow beyond"
Not just the burden of masters, but of every loving parent...
That part 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Parents are masters
_"The Rebellion is reborn today, the war is just beginning, and I...will not be the last Jedi."_
We are what they grow beyond
Rey takes the name of Skywalker
Dont think the Galaxy ever needed Jedi or Sith. Just people who are strong with the Force. Not light, or dark. Just the Force. The balance.
imacrat I mean yes if you want to be civilized but I’d prefer no because the lore is more interesting for us fans
@@OK-nr6se U Rite.
This is still the most fire tribute I've seen. I cannot explain the emotional connection I have to this video and the excellent choices of cut scenes and dialogue that were chosen. It reverberates on so many levels.
This is beautiful, gave me a while new perspective on Luke's arc in the last jedi.
Padmé saying “Luke. Oh, Luke.” killed me. That’s too much. I’m legit crying. Help.
Me too
Me too, cry everytime.
Where does he say that
@@OfficialDenzy in the end before luke dies
@@kyriman padme dies before luke though?
Obi-Wan: Come, Anakin. Master Yoda has a new lesson today
Anakin: I don’t wanna go, I’m way ahead of the other younglings. There’s nothing he could teach me.
Meanwhile in the youngling training room
Yoda: Today, Younglings. Learn the correct approach when an opponent retreats to an elevated level of ground from you we will
😂
Bruh 😂
Yoda: The tragedy of darth plagueis the wise we will learn today
Burn 😎
I laughed out loud! Well played sir!
this might be the best edit ever... my goodness...
The best defense of the sequel trilogy I've ever seen and there isn't a single formulated argument. You just showed what worked between the two. Love it!
I was raised on Star Wars. Ever since I was a little kid it was central to my life. I’m an adult now, and these lessons are very real, very true to me. This is why I love Star Wars. This. You made me cry. Thank you.
When Yoda scolds Luke about the present, doesn’t he just admit that
Qui-Gon was right in his philosophy of the force?
Well yeah Yoda and the rest of the masters where wrong with their aproach to the jedi as a whole which is why the jedi fell, Qui-Gon was right all along, had he lived Anakin would have never fallen to the darkside because he understood what Jedi didn't.
DejaVoodooDoll to be fair if Qui Gon didn’t die then I feel like he would’ve helped Anakin with his mother. Besides Anakin’s mom wanted him to even have a chance at a better life. Her freedom was eventually bought either by a friend or a relative (I don’t exactly remember as of now). And she had no idea raiders would kidnap her years later
@@semillakan6 The Jedis are not completely wrong in their teachings. Depends on the teachers, but the general idea is not wrong. Those teachings are harsh on the human nature, but in the context of The Force, they are the best option. The second best option would be to just kill all Force sensitives or get rid of The Force, but the majority of life would be gone as well.
Cruchot So I guess a force user can’t want a normal life?
@@Aden_III it is all based on buddhist teachings. jedi are basically buddhist monks with samurai skills.
The greatest saying in any life it is!
This truly makes you see and appreciate yoda for what he truly was, someone who made mistakes. He looked back an realized how he failed to help anakin, how he was blind to the consequences of the clone wars and the dark side, how he failed to beat sidious and how little it would have mattered even if he had. Yoda had something all the more precious than his wisdom and power, he had humility and character.
Stop it, you're actually making me appreciate Last Jedi
Rise of Skywalker already did that me in December 2019...
@@kungolaf4499 ros made me puke and others at the theater
@@kungolaf4499 u must be delusional
You didn't already? It's like the 3rd best film in the series behind the first two movies.
@@HOTD108_ "It's like the 3rd best film in the series behind the first two movies."
Not so much.
I was just about holding it together until I heard Padme’s voice, the first and last words Luke heard from his mother.
Zachary Zier which part is this?
FK the last few seconds
Even when he was almost consumed by the dark side he had the courage to do what's right time and time again, that's such an important lesson in life. No matter what we go through, we must find the strength to stick to the light and not give in to our darkest desires
omgs! this brought a flood of emotions, memories, and tears rolling down my face. From a kid in the theater who saw ROTJ, and all the films through 45 years of my life, and now my mother just past this February and she is one with the force......thank you for this! thank you million times over!
You have to give Ryan Johnson that. The last thing Luke looked at, was the horizon, trolling Yoda.
Maybe Trolling. :P (That is hilarious btw XD) But then, even if always looking ahead was a flaw, it was also a strength. Being in the here and now at the time of ep6, would have led Luke in agreeing with Obiwan and killing Vader. Luke's insistence to looking ahead is what saved Vader. Ironically, Luke looking ahead was how he lost Ben.
At the end of ep 8 Luke finally found the best middle ground and saved Leia whom would save Ben in the future. Luke died in the present, looking to the horizon. ^_^
@@christopherstanley4837 that’s because Luke outgrew the teachings of his masters, which is the true burden placed on them
Damn i didn’t think about that. I just thought it was a Twin Suns callback
@@squidskid4101 What a great way to look at it :)
Getting him back for what he did on degoba🤣
"failure ah yes failure , the greatest teacher failure is" hits me hard. everytime
The greatest failure was “The Last Jedi”
@@michael6732 ok
@@michael6732 🤣🤣🤣
@@michael6732 Do not forget that the prequels many mistakes they have like the sequels so don't try to argue that prequels are better pls
@@grandmasteryoda6852 The prequels are better lol. The prequels had a unique new story which was interesting and it had a whole new side of star wars compared to the originals. The sequels are just shitty remakes of the originals, they use the same plot and the story is garbage it's a mess. You can't even compare the two.
One day, this is how the sequels will be remembered. It happened to the prequels, and it will happen again.
🤞 I hope so too, especially TLJ.
Not rise of skywalker
TROS will be looked at the same way AOTC is looked at rn by most. As a complete and utter failure. TLJ on the other hand...people will only understand if they understand what Rian Johnson was trying to do with Luke.
Yoda and Luke are low key the best duo
It made me think of my dad an his last days as he battled with Cancer but with his faith an hope he never look or felt sad. He knew everything will be alright! The day before he passed he called me in the room and said Son I want to thank you for everything. Everything you have done.....you my hero. Miss you Dad.
I lost my Grandmother to cancer too man... it really does suck and the pain is almost unbearable. But it does get easier, trust me. He's at peace and I'm sure he will be with you everywhere you go - right there in your heart.
May the Force be with you my friend, always.
@@HeroesFanProductions May the Force be with you too brother. As the Great Luke Skywalker said no one is really gone... he is here every day with me just as your Grandmother is there with you. There story will continue through our lives
:(
Your father will always be with you. Protecting you and guiding you
Dude, before the scenes with puppet Yoda in TLJ I was tearing up, then when he hit Luke on the forehead with his cane and smirked I cried but I don't know why. Maybe because of all the nostalgia of episode 5.
SuppressedOhSix I cried too
The og yoda we all knew and loved
I've always loved The Last Jedi, I thought it wrapped up Luke's character beautifully and perfectly. Great video
Gross
No it didn't Luke's character continued on through the real canon of EU
@@alexmason2659 Thanks for letting me know 👍 Anyways, I’ve always loved The Last Jedi, I thought it wrapped up Luke’s character beautifully and perfectly. Great video
@@zdubdub5707 I mean it really didn't because the sequels really didn't understand Luke's character
Glad to see someone else that doesn’t trash on the sequel trilogy in its entirety
I just hope you know how much joy this video continues to bring me every single day.
Star Wars is everything and you capture so much of what I love about it in this video. Thank you.
Someone please share this with Mark Hamil
YEEES PLSS
Dew it.
Hamill does still love fan stuff. He gave a great reaction to his Joker voice dubbed over Palpatine.
This will give him hope in the excellent, award-worthy job he did in this movie, especially considering the creative differences he clearly had with Rian.
Do it! It is your destiny.
“Leia. Han... I’m sorry.”
“I know. I know you are. I’m just glad you’re here... at the end.”
Another astounding video, made me tear up AGAIN. I... view TLJ differently now because of this video. I wish everyone who hated TLJ watches this video. They need to see it. We all did. Thank you.
Robert Hoyt Of course, this doesn’t fix the rest of the movie.
I hated the last Jedi. And still do. This video doesn’t change that - even though it’s a nicely made and edited video. TLJ is literally the worst film I’ve ever seen. From story to execution. It’s a disaster.
Don’t get me wrong. I was very “meh” about TLJ. I walked out of the theater not in my usual giddiness. It has its flaws, yes, absolutely. It has pacing issues, tonal issues. Plot holes.
What this video does for me, however, is make me understand the Luke Skywalker we meet in TLJ. It pieces together all eight movies and tells a complete story that Rian wasn’t able to. It gives a depth that’s missing in the movie. It, to me, brings into focus the choice Rian made. I don’t agree with everything he did in the movie, but this video helps me understand and come to accept the choice he made for Luke.
CaptainMyCaptain Amazing, every word of what you just said was wrong. The hate will die down, This was an astounding video, And I am not the only person to like The Last Jedi.
A lot of part in TLJ are semi-redeemed for me because of this channel. But Rian Johnson still failed at what matters: Developing the protagonist--Rey, btw, in case we forgot; I know I did.
After loosing my love, my dog, my job, all in the same summer, these words have never resonated like this to me before.
"We are what they grow beyond," is such a powerful line. Because it mimics the Sith way of "kill your master to surpass them," without the decidedly dark/Sith bits. But still accepts personal lack of perfection, which puts it against the Jedi way. Perfectly thematic for what the films were... well... what they were TRYING to put into the forefront. The whole Grey Jedi thing.
4:45
"Skywalker.. still looking to the horizon".
A moment we can relate to, when we dreamed of who we could be when we were young.. and looking at who we actually became.
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A failure.
Jonny Graham big facts
Dang.....that's good. But, if acknowledging it.....overcome?
No, an adult
A failure is just a part of the underdog’s story. If we can learn anything from Anakin, Luke and Ben solo it is that even heroes fail. It’s never too late to turn things around and dust ourselves off.
It begins and ends with Luke looking to the horizon, and, the twin suns.
The central theme of star wars has always been failure, and how it influences people and circumstances. Star wars battles are not won with power, they are won by learning from mistakes. Failure makes you who you are, and really is the Master of the Master. Star wars teaches you to make failure your master, and that is the most valuable teaching.
@@beneko1127 bro...... ❤️
So true. I'm almost 34 and finally learning from past failures. I'm on a different path now, getting new skills and eating better food.
The Sith understand the power of Failure, they keep coming back every few thousand years. The Rule of Two
What can you say, that's real life
@@KumaoftheForest The understood failure but never learned why they failed so consistently. Case in point Kylo Ren thinks he is killing his past by overcoming the shortcomings of his would be masters and long dead grandfather but then goes on and offers Rey the same cynical and superficial offering of power Vader gave seemingly anyone who he thought he could exploit.
weird 4 years later and i listen to this on repeat everyday, going through a breakup and this is the only thing seemingly keeping me together. may the force be with us all.
this just goes to show that beneath the cantobyte crap and the weird rose and finn stuff and poe dameron telling yo mama jokes lies a masterpiece in the last jedi
The "I'm not afraid/You will be" cutting to the scene from TLJ gave me chills.
Noxshade rotj*
It all makes sense now
Do You know what the song is called that kicks in right after? I cant think of the title...
laatmetoe the sad song? I think I remember hearing it in a Dead Island trailer
laatmetoe It’s the song that plays when Palpatine gives the Galactic Empire speech
“The greatest teacher, Failure is” growing up with this franchise I’ve learned a lot of life lesson from the wise Jedi and even the Sith. But this quote about how even through failing we can still learn really speaks to me. I’ve learned so many things from Yoda and the Jedi but every time I watch them I am still learning new things everyday.
As a fan of the Sequels, while I myself have some Critisms, particularly of rise of Skywalker, I'm always scared that it and the charachters i liked will be remembered as just part of some crappy dumpster fire, seeing stuff like this gives me more hope.
Ya same I feel like it has a lot of problems but it also has a lot of good moments.
@@mightyvador Same, I like all 3 Star Wars trilogies and here's my ranking:
1- Revenge of the Sith
2-Empire Strikes Back
3- Attack of the Clones
4- Return of the Jedi
5- The Phantom Menace
6- The Rise of Skywalker
7- The Last Jedi
8- The Force Awakens
9- A New Hope
10- Rogue One
11- Solo
Agree i do. Many mistakes those movies have, but let's not say that the prequels better are many mistakes they have.
People tend to forget that Star Wars is like poetry it rimes.
Gives you a different perspective you might have been too distracted to see. Now you can appreciate them even more
@@bouya642 opinion revoked