Star Wars: Luke vs Vader Theme (A Jedi's Fury) | EPIC VERSION
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I feel the good in you
Luke Skywalker it is too late for me, my son
@@IcyFemboi The Emperor will show you the true nature of the Force. He is your master now.
It is too late for me son
@@DT-267K then my father is truly dead.
@@lsufan6981 Anakin!
"Never. I will never turn to the Dark Side. You've failed, your highness. I am a Jedi, like my father before me."
"So be it...jedi"
@@user-sw2uo9fd5z If you will not be turned... then you will be destroyed!
@@user-sw2uo9fd5z that line with his dead hatred expression... one of the best moments ever in all of star wars.. if you dont say that's top 20, 25.. or at least top 50 sw moment then your crazy
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭❤
ıf you will not turned .... then you will meet with your destiny
Never thought somebody, anybody, would make a cover of this...
Glad they did :)
I have been waiting my whole life 😂✨
Underrated cover.. one of my favorite bits of music in general
Splitz Cinematics agreed, so emotional and a perfect score for a final battle!
Same. It’s so under appreciated
Bro, just imagine this battle for one minute. The ultimate conflict between good and evil. Palpatine sitting there watching, knowing that whoever wins will be his ultimate pawn in the universe. Luke fights not only Vader physically, but palpatine mentally too. The amount of conviction to doing what he considers right and just, and holding onto faith and hope that his father will come around in the end.
Luke as a character is the ultimate icon of hope.
That’s why he is the true chosen one
@@ExonX uh no he isn’t? Anakin is? Have you seen Star Wars?
@@ExonX Bruh. Anakin has been proven to be the Chosen One.
This actually made me tear up, good job man
Facts
50 year old Star Wars fan here. This scene gave me goose bumps in '83 when I was 13 and still does to this day! Who the hell could dislike this? No souls... Well done!
Whoever disliked should be tested for COVID.
After all, a big symptom is lack of taste.
@@grogu9906 nice one!
Lol thanks!
@@grogu9906 I'm stealing this someday xD
@@talkingcontroller9396 lol
Luke Vs Vader is truly one of the most emotional moments in all of star wars.
Both times
True
Ahsoka vs vader in rebels is up there too
Most of the fight they both hold back not wanting to kill each other till Vader mentions Leia then Luke uses his rage to strike Vader and defeat him Vader during this whole fight was trying not to hurt his son he wanted him to kill the emperor and bring the balance he failed to bring realising when Luke was on the brink of death was his chance to finally fulfill his purpose
No ReY vS KyLo WaS bEtTeR
Luke: *Takes high ground*
Vader: Obi-wan has taught you well
This is a genuinely good joke
Awesome Joke
@@asonofthelionofjudah9765 thats got to be the best comment i've ever seen
He made me proud that day.
Inside vader's mind:
"You sly son of a Bi-*remembers he would be insulting Padme*'
“If you will not turn....then perhaps she will....”
“Never!”
2:47
Noooooooo!!
Or 3:25
2:38
That part was so GODAMN powerful it immediately sent chills down my spine from the Choir voice and all
@@curtisthefella6321 or 0:24
Anakin's love for Padme is what finally turned him to the dark side. Luke's love for his father is what brought Anakin Skywalker back to the light, causing The Return of The Jedi, both in the sense of Anakin, and The Order.
Until the sequels happened
Both times Anakin changed sides, it was to save someone he loved....
@@Kartissa palpatine didding know how to save padme from death
@@allunjajerrynkanava 1) As far as Anakin was concerned, Palpatine was the only person who could save Padme, whether or not he actually could.
2) Padme wasn't actually in any danger of dying until after Anakin became Darth Vader, and Force-choked her in anger. There's also the possibility that Palpatine deliberately caused her death, since there was no other logical explanation for it.
@@JJJR09 sequels aren’t canon
*_"If John Williams will not turn to Star Wars music anymore, then perhaps Samuel will."_*
Always!
We shall see
"NOOOOOOOOOO"
Disney: “NOOOOOOOO”
Kathleen kennedy: "If John will not turn to star wars music anymore, them perhaps Samuel will"
Samuel: "I'll never join you, you failed your highness Kennedy, I am a true fan...like John before me"
The music in this scene captures so many emotions, you can't comprehend how tragic the story of Vader is
Not only that, but also how Luke feels in that moment. At first he was really doing all he can to save his father. Especially while he was defending himself. Then when Vader pushed his temper about Leia. In that moment of pure anger and rage, Luke was a brother protecting his sister.
What sequels? There are only six Star Wars movies **UNDERSTAND**
Have you ever heard the tragedy of Darth Vader the slow learner?
No
Or Luke, to love a man like that...
This is the moment Anakin finally realized that he had been used by Palpatine and was a pawn the whole time.
He always knew, he just didn't have the strength nor the reason to overthrow Palatine. Luke became his reason.
@@SergeantPear Palpatine was a father figure to him, and he was all he had left of his old life. So he just continued on, day after day, suffering.
@@15gamershaven89 Palpatine was a father figure to him, but he ultimately hated and wanted to overthrow Sidious as a Sith. He just didn't have the strength until he wanted to save Luke as a Jedi.
Palpatine was everything he had left until luke showed up so killing him would not make his life better, he would lose only reason to live and would probably get thrown out by whoever takes over after palpatine
Anakin realized a while after Revenge of the Sith or at least partially during Revenge, the only reason he stayed with Sidious is because he had nowhere else to go and no one left in his life. His wife had died supposedly with their children, his master left him for dead and Anakin himself was so full of hatred and despair; there was nothing else he could do...beyond serving the man that had destroyed his entire life.
The best theme of the whole saga, the climax of all trilogies, the scene where we see Anakin Skywalker, the chosen one who would bring balance to the force, fulfilling the prophecy by turning against the Emperor to save his son, sacrificing his own life, and finally was able to rest in peace after his suffering life, becoming one with the force.
yeah..... Let's just pretend the sequel trilogy didn't happen.... It messed up the franchise.....
Yesss bru
Couldn't have put it better myself!
@@kakophonien6514 Hahaha... I think you had a typo
@@kakophonien6514 .... I half agree with you...
“You can not hide forever, Luke.”
“I will not fight you!”
“Give yourself to the Dark Side. It is the only way you can save your friends. Yes... your thoughts betray you. Your feelings for them are strong. Especially for... sister! So, you have a twin sister. Your feelings have now betrayed her, too. Obi-Wan was wise to hide her from me. Now, his failure is complete. If you will not turn to the Dark Side, then perhaps she will...”
“NEVER!”
How do u remember all tht
legend dude elite Watching that movie tens of dozens of times as a kid can have that effect on people, lol.
@@Gojirawars03 true I do no every line of the battle of heroes ankin vs obi wan which I think is the best film then return of the jedi is second best
didnt luke say “no” not “never”?
VincentWitt 1 It’s honestly hard to tell.
You ever here the tale of Anakin Skywalker?
It's a Jedi legend...
That Disney will not tell you
@@masterjedi5674 who was he?
@@ok-hh6zk Anakin Skywalker was a Jedi Knight, so brave and so powerful, he could use his skills to defeat... a Sith Lord. He had such a kind heart, he could've even sacrifice his life to save the ones he loved... from dying.
@@abnelyeager Is it possible to gain this kind heart?
@@Jerkfaceman not from a fundamentalist.
Mando: Are you a Jedi?
Luke: Yes, like my father before me.
Everybody: :'( :'( :'(
In my opinion the Skywalker Saga ended in Return of the Jedi. Anakin fulfilled his destiny by killing Palpetine and bring Balance to the force. The one and only ending of the Skywalker Saga
Amen. I'm not gonna gatekeepers and hate on anyone for liking the sequels, but I (personally) HATE THEM. Anakin's sacrifice was TOTALLY undermined by Rey and it just DESTROY'S the meaning behind his ending- the REAL ending. Return of the Jedi will always be MY ending of the Skywalker saga.
Star Wars ends with ROTJ, the pathetic prequels and pointless sequels never existed
Jarod
You would dare dog on the prequels?
Your a traitor to the republic
But hate sequels too
@@davidrowe8966 Eh, it's their opinion. Though I do like the sequels.
Unfortunately for you Disney will not see it that way
Samuel: Im a pro musician, like John williams before me
General Grievous 2003 Epic Version pls :D day 4
So be it ..........musician.
Composer* but I agree
Only when you make your own song will you defeat me- John
@@j.franklin21 he's made original themes on his channel before
A Jedi's Fury is the crescendo of the star wars saga both narratively and musically. So many arcs complete in this very moment. Anakin finally discovering both of his children; Luke facing his final challenge and becoming a Jedi; Vader's defeat and Anakin's redemption; Luke finally rejecting the temptation of the darkside, something his father failed; a son becoming greater than his father.
So much packed in this one emotional piece of music. Great stuff.
And Anakin finally brings balance to the force
If you think about it Luke was knighted by the Emperor since he was the first one to call him a Jedi
Not to mention the fall of the great evil.
I have to agree. To this day, my favorite part of the story. And that's coming from a girl who hasn't been part of the fandom for several years after what my *"Parents"* said; Comparing me to Palpatine when *THEY* threw tantrums about people disagreeing with *THEIR OPINIONS ON ANYTHING!!!!*
@@mainemail5506: I.... never considered that. Or do you mean *After* his duel with Vader? Because if you mean before, that'd be *Jabba the Hutt*
The most emotionally impactful duel of the series.
Anakin forced to fight a younger version of himself, one uncorrupted by the dark.
Fighting the living proof of the man he was, the embodiment of his love for Padme.
This music still gives me the chills.
Luke was more the person that Anakin both wanted and envisioned himself to be. In the end, it wasn't power that had made Luke the person that he is but more so both compassion and love; the things Anakin needed during his time of crisis during the prequel trilogy. The Jedi failed Anakin and didn't view him as a person, more so as a tool. Though Anakin and Padme's feelings were genuine, the former kept his insecurities bottled and in that sense; he had failed himself. Luke, inheriting Anakin's heroism but also Padme's kind nature ultimately saved his father from Darth Vader; the darkness lurking within Anakin Skywalker.
Vader sees luke more as padme. He sees a woman who loved him and believed in him when no one else did inside luke and hence it awakens anakin within him and thus begins the conflict.
Erm, these theme plays when Luke GIVES IN to the dark side.
Episode 3
Cuts off hands
Good Anakin good, kill him, kill him now...
I shouldn't...
Do it! (or dew it)
Head falls down
Episode 6
Cuts off hand
Hehahaheha, gooood. Your hate has made you powerful, now fulfill your destiny and take your father's place at my side
SSST
Never, I'll never turn to the dark side, you've failed your Highness. I am a jedi like my father before me...
It was at that point Anakin realized that he was just as expendable as Dooku was.
To quote George Lucas:
"It's like poetry. It rhymes."
I have been such a good example
Episode 9
Palpatine: Rey, kill me, fulfill your destiny!
Rey: ok
@@anoon- I feel like technically, in that instance Palpatine destroyed himself because he forgot how to turn off the damn lightning!
"No, I am your father" -Darth Vader
Cinematic history was made with this line.
Thank you for getting the actual line and not saying Luke, i am your father
lol i am proud of you
@@SaraSong-mw3zm Where even did Luke, I am your father come from
Louisa Turner probably to shorten the famous quote into something easier to remember
@@leturner7449 Along with what the other person said plus in the same sentence i think before he said No i think he said luke
Some fun trivia for any Star Wars Fan: During the Production of The Empire Strikes Back in 1980, in order for the big twist to not leak from the set, a fake line George Lucas used during the official Shooting Script contained a different plot twist: "Obi-Wan killed your father." Whilst the real line was voiced after by James Earl Jones, and added in during Post Production. Funny how a Matthew Santoro vid about 50 Star Wars facts can give you a "The More You Know" feeling, and give you some trivia to tell to your friends or random people on the internet one day.
"everything you've done"
"everyone you've betrayed"
"everyone you've manipulated"
"everyone you've murdered"
"the force seeks balance, always"
Now that was the best thing I ever saw
Where is this from?
@@scorpion40k The old republic MMO its from the legacy expension i think lol when the hero of tython(The main character of the game) fights Darth vititate and the Hero of tython got help from sathele shan the grandmaster of the jedi order and she was the one who said that to Darth vitiate lol and revan was the one who said: *The force seeks balance, always*
that's was from swtor,right ?
@@gyronnax yup
This encompasses so many emotions.
Rage, anger, hatred, regret, sorrow.
But also, hope, redemption and forgiveness.
Vader's last act was one of love, and he died reborn as the hero he used to be
"Ive been looking forward to this!"
-Count Dooku
Sir you have 66 likes
They must be clones
@@Monarch_Prime it wil be done my lord
@@kage-joker3399 dew it
my powers have doubled since we last met, count
helo there
I love the shot of Vader and Luke fighting on the other side of the stairs as the camera
follows them from a distance
Apollo X Sins Very powerful and emotional indeed
I totally agree I was just explaining rthis to my little brother
You can feel Luke's rage. See in his aggressive fighting stance that he means business. That wide and rigid horse-stance with powerful swings.
Yes! It's my favorite scene in the trilogy. The shot following them with this amazing soundtrack is just perfect.
Same
Thank you for taking time to revisit this song. Your rendition is well done.
This part of the film was always particularly impactful for me due to the strenuous relationship I've had with my father. Growing up, he lost himself to addiction and turmoil in losing his father/my grandfather in a car accident. He was never the same but pushed himself too far. He eventually blew his back out on the job while doing electrician work. He had life threatening surgery and made it through, but had metal rods placed in his back and had to wear a brace. He was never the same person, lashing out at people and treating my mom and us all terribly.
Until one day, to my mom's credit, she divorced him and took us away from the pain he caused. He was never physically abusive, but hurled insults at us like questioning why I had ever been born.
I became hateful for a time to him, but eventually gave into my love for him. He was a good man before his life got hard. I am still a Jedi, like my father before me.
It's his nickname for me, actually. He's older and a little cooky now due to drug abuse, but he shows his love in his own way. I get a text with a Bible verse from him daily and he knows what damage he caused. He's apologized in his own way, making amends in several avenues and actions he has since taken to help the family. And I still think back to the good father I briefly had a chance to know, the one that took care of my mom and bought a house for us all to live in.
He told me once that I helped him, that when I was four and questioned why he "needed to take bad medicine," he looked inward and something sparked.
I'm always going to hold this theme and this movie as the symbolic representation of that fight against hate. The love we had still won. And still wins.
I had a choice to be vengeful. But I wanted to save him. I hope when he passes, God will see that he was no Sith.
The Jedi within could never be driven from him fully.
You are a Jedi like your father before you
Beautiful story. This is why I hesitate to say I would undo anything I’ve gone through: I can’t see where it might lead me in the future.
@@shaneyy__ This is the way. 🙏
Truly beautiful. You are to be commended.
I actually cried reading this...
Arguably the best moment in Star Wars ever, including the shows and comics.
That moment Luke strikes vader down they are actually both on the dark side.
Best moment in Return of the Jedi I'd imagine.
Let's see:
Goosebumps = present;
Tears = Welling;
Feelings = Felt.
Well done, Sir. Well done.
Hotel = Trivago
I saw your comment just 3 seconds after I got goosebumps.
Yeah
You said it all.
"oh it's beautiful"
Samuel is our father. The father and has the high ground in making top tier music.
Everywhere how
Oh you mean Samuel L. Jackson
Now that you hit 66 likes everyone must keep it there. Execute order 66.
@@bootyscratcher8959 Nah.
Why do I see you EVERYWHERE?
When I watched ROTJ for the first time (having grown up on the PT first) I could not help but uncontrollably sob when Vader and Luke fought for the last time. John Williams' score for this scene climaxed in such an emotional way as Luke shouted "Never!" in defiance of Vader threatening to take and turn Leia to the Dark Side, and as he pushed back against his father in unrelenting fury. The choir at this point is incredibly haunting, and has that cliche ghost sound to it, and it ties in perfectly with what is happening beyond what our eyes see on the screen. Anakin is making a break for it, and he is actively reaching out to his son, hoping that he can break free of the cage of Vader. The ghostly sounds tell of the weight of all the innocents he killed, from the Jedi and the younglings in the Temple, to the rebels he has been battling and his own troops. Vader is beginning to waver, the dead demand justice and Luke is fighting him with the same courage as Anakin, the same courage that he previously broke. But it also warns us of Luke's potential fall to the Dark Side. In this climactic moment, Luke is striking at Vader in anger, not something unknown to Jedi but it is nonetheless a connection to the Dark Side. When Luke finally brings Vader down and cuts off his hand, the Emperor laughs and descends to meet the child he think will be his next puppet. Palpatine thinks this will go down just as it did before, when he brought Anakin down low and made him his vassal, and he hopes that Luke will strike down his father so as to seal a covenant with the Dark Side. But Luke looks at Vader, his father and sees the electronics of his hand, and he looks at his own hand. Luke then realizes who he is in the battle of Light and Dark, and he surrenders his weapon, fashioned after his first mentor's own lightsaber. Rather that letting himself fall to the Dark Side, Luke surrenders himself to the Light, like old Ben did. In casting his weapon away, he forfeits his option to kill either Vader or Palpatine, demonstrating that he is willing to sacrifice himself to save his father and let the Light Side take over. In the end, before he could be made a martyr, Vader looks on his dying son and surrenders to Anakin. Now free, Anakin saves his son and finishes his mission; bringing balance to the Force (thanks, Disney).
Mr. Kim, you have shed all these things in your cover of Williams' score. I have felt all of those emotions again as if I were watching that scene for the first time. From the ghostly choir to the defiant trumpets, you have made this score nearly perfect. Thank you, as always.
I always loved how defensive Vader was on his final moments before losing his land, I like to imagine the suit became damaged from the fatigue that he exerted deflecting Luke’s blows (legs malfunction and he falls over) and then losses his hand.
Beautiful
disney had nothing to do with this scene???? 😒
@@retepnosbig4859 ik. I was using sarcasm
"You failed your highness. I am a Jedi, Like my father before me!"
The best Luke quote, by far.
There’s no denying Duel of the Fates and Battle of the Heroes are amazing, but the emotion in A Jedi’s Fury is off the charts. This is how the Star Wars saga ends.
“Give yourself to the dark side. It’s the only way you can save your friends. Yes, your thoughts betray you. Your feelings for them are strong. Especially for... sister. So, you have a twin sister. Obi-Wan was wise to hide her from me. Now his failure is complete. If you will not turn to the dark side, then perhaps she will.”
“Never!”
Yes the True Saga's end...not the sequ---god i just choked there for a moment
It was the way the movies should have ended, not with the main character choking on his fear; but accepting his fear, and after unleashing his fury-
Luke let it all go, remembering what and who he was fighting for.
wpdn Rla Oh god go away. The sequels are good.
@@ReySkywalker2 Yessir u have ur opinion, n I have mine. Not saying ur wrong here.
wpdn Rla yes, he’s wrong. You can say it! 😂
The emotional climax of the entire saga for me. I've spent my entire life trying to chase the high I got watching this scene for the first time, hearing this music.
Luke Skywalker is one of my favorite fictional characters, ever. He's the perfect hero, but not in a cheesy, corny, overdone way: he just wants to save the people that are closest to him and learn more about his family. That's not just relatable, it's also admirable. And it applies to Vader. The two might be mortal enemies, but Luke spent every waking moment of ROTJ trying to figure out how to save his father. He knew that to do this, he'd have to beat him. So he started training.
This scene is the culmination of EVERYTHING. Not only does Luke defeat Vader (something that, really, no one else can say) but he SAVED him.
yes.... Unlike Ray who's the very opposite
No matter how much Vader pushed away Luke, he still kept reaching out for his father Anakin; saving him both from Vader and Sidious.
Big prequel fan, but you will never beat this
:()
I'd say Anakin's Betrayal comes close. If the trilogy had been better executed, the emotional pay-off could have been spectacular.
@@MasteringJohn Id say the prequels were good
@@bbp2930 The bones of the plot were good (i.e., slave boy with dreams of changing a cruel world and protecting those he loves falls due to his understandable inability to accept loss, and becomes the evil he sought to erase). The execution of it through dialogue, characterization, and pacing was awful. The success of the Clone Wars TV show only confirms for me that if the Prequel trilogy had been stretched into six movies, and given Anakin the development time and characterization necessary to make his sudden shift to the Dark Side believable, the Prequels would be regarded as the Original Trilogy's peers in storytelling, if not outright superior. Lucas tried to accomplish too much, too quickly.
@@MasteringJohn think about it this way the prequels were only three movies and they couldn’t exactly show Anakins and other characters development the prequels did good with the limited time they were given. The prequels are better then the originals IMO. You are right about the clone wars being a success though
This still gives me chills and brings me to tears. I hear: "FATHER PLEASE!!"
The music makes it impossible to put to words what this scene was like
This is a surprise to be sure, but a welcomed one
This song is so underrated, yet it’s the most beautiful and emotional song in the entire Star Wars saga.
Is the true ending of skywalker saga
For the first time in his life, Anakin not only finally managed to save his family, but he was finally free.
A theme to be sure, but a welcome one
Master Windu? I take it General Grievous has been destroyed then. I must say you are here sooner then expected!
@@palpatinethesenatehog7086 In the name of the galactic senate of the republic. You are under arrest. Chancellor.
@@benkenobi3364 take a seat! That's my line!
@@palpatinethesenatehog7086 IN THE NAME OF THE GALACTIC SENATE OF THE REPUBLIC, YOU ARE UNDER ARREST CHANCELLOR!! *ignites lightsaber*
@@macewindu3492 Are you threatening me, Master jedi?
"If you will not turn to the dark side, then perhaps she will."
"Nooo!!!"
age8prodxns *”Never!”
age8prodxns more like ”GUAAAAAAAAH”
And the Emperors laugh after Luke cuts Vader arm with THAT Emp music, ohhhh. Epic!
Yeah Luke actually said never!
DAAAAARRTHHH!!!
You can almost feel the pain that Vader has fighting his own son in this music.
I think what made Vader lose was when he saw his son going down the same path as him and fighting with rage and hatred and was so close to becoming the emperors servant and it broke him.
In legends I remember when Luke unleashed his rage on Vader it damaged it his suit that’s why he fell over as his mechanic legs failed and then had his hand chopped off.
@@UnknownPersononGoogle That kinda makes sense. Vader prevented Luke from killing Palpatine because that would send Luke down the path of the Dark Side.
And after pushing Luke over the edge and embracing his rage, it would make sense for Vader to give up in hopes his son would calm down.
@@UnknownPersononGooglethe whole fight you can tell vader is conflicted
Vader hated himself. Deep down when Luke said he is a Jedi like his father before him probably brought tears behind the mask. Vader thought there was no redemption for himself, he despised himself totally. To hear his son say he is a Jedi like him probably made Vader not hate himself for the first time in decades.
4:30, damn, I never thought Vader's theme would give me hope.
Anakins theme
I loved Return of The Jedi and still do. Personally it's my favorite Star Wars movie, just seeing the final clash between father and son while the final battle between good and evil happened literally right outside. And hearing this music made it all the more better. Everybody who worked on the Original Trilogy deserves for their names to never be forgotten in history, and the newer generations to look upon them as the creators of a new era of cinema, and to view themselves as the supports to keep it up.
It's not my overall favorite Star Wars film, but it is my favorite of the OT all the reasons you listed.
It would be my favorite OT movie if it weren’t for the first 30 minutes.
The Ewoks and Tatooine scenes drew the film out, but the Tatooine scenes were much more needed than the Ewoks. We need to see Luke doing morally questionable things and having attachments to his friends. It sets up tension that makes the final scene much better.
@@isharkyshark3974 the prequels were my favorite
Return of the Jedi is the very best of Chaotic Good vs the very worst of Lawful Evil. It is my favorite Star Wars movie and one of my favorite movies of all time.
Oh I'm afraid this music will make me cry when the final chorus arrives.
I have fore-heard it.
0:38 that part will forever be epic beyond words and defined my experience with the Star Wars films as a whole
Almost poetic.. my dad is my bestfriend from the time I'm born till 12.. then he dies from a bloodclot in my moms arms. Starwars was OUR thing. Toys. Legos. Games. Movies. I even seen episode 2 and 3 with him in theaters as a kid. And 3 was in Disney at starwars weekends. The 1st of its kind in 2004ish era. I miss you dad. And how crazy is it that life comes full circle. You, the Master who taught me everything it is to be a man. Taken from your family and your widowed distraught wife left to care for 4 kids and 2 dogs all alone.. well dad I miss you. Ans all these years later im here to tell you that I am now the master, and I will take care of them. My sisters. My mother. Our family. Ill use what you taught me, and I swear on the pain of death. Whether I see you again in the afterlife or not. Im gonna make you proud. I love you dad. Your son and apprentice Jordan Feliciano...out..
i know you wrote this message 6 months ago but holy crap this made me tear up. im so sorry. your father is definitely watching over you and your siblings and your mother. just always remember he will always be with you.
@@eleanor3445 thankyou:)
"you've failed your highness... I am a Jedi like my father before me"
Thank you so much for making this!! I know I kept annoying you in the comments section about this xD but thanks!!
So be it......jedi
*”You’ve failed, your highness”
@@Gojirawars03 oh shite, thanks!
- GJJ - Gotchu my guy.
;)
'If you will not turn to the Dark Side, then perhaps she will.'
'Never!'
Some can hate George Lucas' dialogue. But these lines and the music were perfect.
Luke actually replies "NO!!" rather than "Never!" Fyi
@@marcosorbetti7639 No he says Never
love how its both a mix of lukes theme and vader's imperical march, which dominates the song for most of it, showcasing Vader's power and the fact he often had the upper hand here, then lukes theme comes in as a reminder of hope
I think this may actually be my favourite piece of star wars music ever. The swelling emotions, mixing fear through the emperor's theme and the haunting melancholy notes as Luke gives in to his hate, even for just a moment. it never fails to give me goosebumps.
Finally. This song is special, I think it only appears in that scene
In star wars the old Republic too
@@athkotor1302 Interesting, I didnt know. Still rare tho
@@ramonbetzler7786 agreed
@@athkotor1302 when the hero of tython fights the emperor
@@kephessthedying5942 and around the end of inquisitor, if I remember
this was the best theme in all of star wars, just every emotion captured of the confrontation between father and son, good vs evil, conflict vs serenity, it all led up to this, and somehow you made it better, amazing job as always sam, may the force be with you.
A father and his son, fighting to the death among the Stars...
Shame this theme isn't used more, its such an emotional piece
“ill not leave you here I got to save you. “You already have Luke” “you were right, You were right about me”. “Tell your sister, you were right”
Can You please Make :
star wars the Clone wars intro
and End credit
padme Funeral
anakin vs Obi-wan
Clone wars intro is perfect as it is
@@pwnslyer and the end too
he already made anakin vs obi wan i think
Darth Malak battle (star forge) theme
This is beautiful
as far as I'm concerned the sequel doesn't exist. this is the TRUE ending to star wars skywalker saga
Well said ♡
me when I watch the sequel: wait so the sacrifice of Anakin is useless and this prove that he isn't the Chosen one?
Disney and teh sequel pointing a gun at me: never has he.
You are aware of the eu right and the sith there right??
Totally:)
You say that with a prequel pfp💀
Only now, at the end, you do understand....
You will pay for your lack of vision
you're supposed to say: "YOU FOOOOL"
Scott Glennon but that’s a General Grievous line
yes...when star wars has STAR WARS!!!
@@gbrielmd Ah, the negotiator!
Theirs barely any version of this and I fell in love with the first so of course when I saw this in my inbox my jaw dropped I love it.
I've always felt this is the most emotional piece in Star Wars, and it's a crime that it only plays for a few seconds out of the entire saga. Thank you so much for finally bringing it to it's full glory!
I listen to this track at least once a week lol
Listening to this after watching it in cinema for its 40th anniversary hit different ❤
I agree. I just got home from seeing it in theaters, it was an amazing experience
@@deuce4931 oh completely it was the highlight of the year so far
Yeah that was a good time
The music when you and your dad are fighting over TV.
More like me and my little brother xD
*Sniff* It's beautiful. *Sniff*
Could you do "Be prepared" from the Lion King? after all, Vader and Mufassa have the same voice.
Porg Master But Scar is the one singing the song...
Gojirawars 03 you right. I just tried to make it Star Wars related.
I believe he's done that song it's really good too.
Only half the song is performed by Vader. The other half... Tigger.
Always two, there are. A master and an apprentice.
Since I heard the original soundtrack of the scene between Vader and Luke about ten years ago I fell in love with it and hoped and extended and remastered version of it would surface in TH-cam as it usually happens with underrated tracks.
Every year, maybe a couple of times I revisited the OG soundtrack to see if an extended version was realeased but to no avail. But, today was the first time in 2020 I remembered the track (maybe impulsed by the Mandalorian hype), founding to my surprise that, indeed, a new version was released this year without me noticing.
So Samuel Kim Music, you sir have made my day and perhaps, my year! Awesome track!
He's back like his father before him!!!!
Yessir
The first time when the music was most important than lightsaber's duel.
both of them is actually important and need each other
Just imagine the sheer awesomeness of this moment. An epic clash of 2 gigantic fleets raging outside, fighting for a galaxy’s future. And within, two men fighting each other to determine its outcome.
This theme sounds REALLY GOOD and it is super underrated. Thank you Samuel for this great theme
I love this version so much. This song brings back memories from when I was a little kid, watching Return of the Jedi for the first time, with my father. My relationship with him has been difficult growing up, and I can relate to the conflict between Luke and Vader in a way. Not that my father was ever a sith lord lol, but pain and darkness have clouded the bond between us. I can sense the good in him though, and I can see us finding some kind peace in the end.
"If you will not turn to the darkside.... Then perhaps she will!"- Darth Vader to Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight.
'NEVER'!!!!!!
You forgot, "And friend to Captain Solo."
Vader: *looks up at Luke, who has higher ground than him*
Vader: “Obi-Wan has taught you well”
If you pause this video at 0:22, then play it right as the elevator "dings" in the Mandalorian finale, it goes PERFECTLY!
Thx ill try it out.
It sounds so good right until like takes his hood off.
It actually really does
"It's like Poetry, it rhymes."
George Lucas.
0:24
FLASHBACKS
“You were the chosen one!”
“Don’t look back before you go.”
“It was said you would destroy the Sith, not join them!”
“You’re breaking my heart!”
“I won’t leave you, not this time.”
“Not leave it in darkness!”
“In your anger, you killed her.”
“NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!”
“I loved you.”
During the scene where Palpatine was zapping Luke and Vader was watching, they should have had Vader flashback to everything that Palpatine had did to him...especially when he killed Master Windu in this way. It would have been perfect!
This would be perfect
I was thinking the same thing👍
I almost cried after reading this comment. ; (
Samuel: Release a Jedi Fury's cover
Me: I've been looking forward to this.
When a jedi gets angry, more powerful than even siths. Because they are so patient and tolerant. When they get angry they release so much i would assume
yes..... They keep bottling their emotions up, while siths already release them.... So when they get angry, they get REAL angry
immagine a grey Jedi getting mad (grey Jedi is a force user that believes in neither dark or light side off the force so pretty much the strongest type of force user since there not held back by there beliefs)
yeah but when obi wan fought maul with ventress he got his ass kicked because he was unbalanced by his rage
@@archferrier4482 Grey Jedi is a made up fan thing and has no basis in the actual canon. The force doesn't work like that; if you embrace the dark in any permanent sense, you are destined to fall to the dark side. Obviously every Jedi feels the pull of the dark and many briefly give in, but they all reject it at the end of the day. The Dark Side is corrupting in nature and you cannot preserve a moral compass while using it. This is why Anakin became a complete monster even though he initially just wanted to save Padme. And no, Qui Gon was not a grey jedi. He just disobeyed the council because he wasn't so strict and dogmatic.
@@ibs_haver technically untrue also grey Jedi are most likely a thing I mean thats pretty much what just ur average non Jedi or sit force user is also not all pepole will fall to the dark side due to various reasons not everyones gonna fall to it for using it.
The older I get and more I watch the movies, the more I get emotionally attached to the characters and story. This song definitly got me realising that this is the final moment. If Luke failed the entire galaxy would be under Sidious' command with Luke and Vader on his side. This song really gets the right emotions out of me
You know when you find that song/theme that means SO much to you. And your friends and family don't understand at all.
Some can appreciate it, but they don't UNDERSTAND the weight.
The internet has my back.
I remember the first time I heard this watching the VHS when I was kid with my parents, it gave me goosebumps then and still does now
I like how you can hear the chorus better in this one more than the original
Because the lightsaber sounds and sparks aren’t there
One of the most underrated yet one of the most beautiful and moving pieces of John Williams' entire Star Wars score. It gives me major goosebumps every time.
"No. I won't turn to the dark side *throws lightsaber* I am a Jedi, like my father before me."
"Hmmph. So be it...Jedi."
I absolutely love the transition between Binary Sunset and Imperial March it’s so emotional
1:58 when Anakin turns good
The true ending of the Star Wars Saga.
Its the beginning for Luke and Leia and I'm gonna pretend sequels didn't exist
Sequels aren’t real, they’re just some schizo’s fan fic that was pushed out by China
@@nem0495 hm
@@teyronebigdick262 China doesn’t like black people tho so on their poster Disney made Finn small 💀
@Anon emous You're right, they outright removed him in a lot of the promo materials for the sequels. The same place that has people (Uyghurs) in camps that wouldn't be out of place in a certain country 70 years ago, and them removing someone from promo materials is stupid and far-fetched. Great logic👍🏻
You ever hear the tragedy of George Lucas the legendary film artist?
*It’s a story that Disney won’t tell you...*
😭
Wrong character
@@petertdt5670 what?
@@benswolo2865 palatine says that not yoda
@@petertdt5670 yeah ik but that's his account name
Disney: *"If you will not like sequel trilogy, then perhaps your kids will..."*
Nooo!
NEVER
NEVAH
NEVER! You've failed, _your majesty._ I am a Legends Fan, like my father before me.
if my father told me all the bad he thought of the prequels when i first watched it i would certainly hate it today and it would have ruined my star wars experience, let young ones like what they want
Long have I waited... for this track to come out.
The ultimate battle between Jedi & Sith, Light & Dark, Good & Evil, and Father & Son distilled into this one track.
Star Wars has had many epic duels, but none truly capture the intimate, emotional whirlwind of Luke's final duel with Darth Vader.
Thank you so much for making this. For YEARS I have searched for this soundtrack and you made it. It’s my favorite musical moment I’m Star Wars. Thank you so much!
Clash of Destiny -Star Wars the Old Republic
its gonna be epic af
This struck me in the heart like a lightsaber would have.
no fight has had this much father and son emotion and thats what makes this so heartbreaking and shocking knowing anakin is fighting his own son, the son he was happy for
“It is, too late for me, Son”
Almost sounds like the Jedi are humming as Anakin is released from his cold steel coffin, and Luke watching his spirit freed. It makes me imagine that the Empire has finally fallen, and it was over. Han and Leia and Ben together as a family with Luke training Jedi younglings, and Obi-Wan with Yoda and Anakin by his side watching. Rex lies in his death bed, the clone finally resting after years of warfare, wanting to see his brothers again. Young Rey with her parents, happy to be together.
Finally, Luke felt his body ache, his age finally got to him. He was at his bed, his eyes closed shut, his blonde hair and white beard were moved by even a gust of wind, his skin was pale, he had passed. Han hugged Leia as the old couple knew Luke's time was approaching. Both had tears dripping from their faces, but were happy he had the life. Even Ben and Rey would miss him, sadly not even their daughter would see her uncle Luke, as they had both the best time of their lives. Jade saw her husband being covered in a white blanket, she let out tears and cried. Including the rest of the world. The Jedi and Younglings, the Republic, and even the Empire all saw, they saw Luke lit on fire by Leia. His body turned to ashes, flying in the air. The crowd cried, the soldiers of once rebel fighters raised their weapons and fired. Luke's son and daughter watch their father finally leave the world. Years later the Jedi would grow until the temple was abandoned, as it was at the bottom of the newly made Jedi Temple. Led by Luke's eldest Son. The Galaxy was once again, in peace...
But no one is really gone...
In the far corners of the galaxy, a cackle from a robed man with white pale skin smiled as he knew... the Sith will always comeback...
*"This isn't over... Skywalker."*
"No... You've failed your highness, I am a Jedi, like my father before me!"
" So be it..... Jedi.... If you will not be turned , you will be destroyed!"
-Luke to the Emperor Aboard the Second Death Star, 4ABY.
Star Wars just wouldnt be Star Wars without these themes, i love them all but out of the OG trio 0:24 gives me the most chills its also super underrated
I absolutely love this theme. It plays during my favorite parts of SWTOR and it gives me chills every time.
right b4 u fight the emperor on dromund kaas