"Without John Williams, bikes don't really fly. Nor do brooms in Quidditch matches. Nor do men in red capes. There is no Force. Dinosaurs do not walk the Earth. We do not wonder. We do not weep. We do not believe. John, you take our films, many of them about our most impossible dreams, and you make them real for billions of people." -Steven Spielberg on John Williams
Best end credit theme in Star Wars hands down. Chilling from the Theme of Yoda, to the transition to The Emperial March , then Han Solo and the Princess and finally end with the heroic theme of the Rebellion. Truly a masterpiece.
5:53 This cue is so goddamn good. It’s screaming at you DON’T MISS THE NEXT EPISODE OF STAR WARS! They really captured the essence of those movie serials at this moment.
@@oddone_ I love how you completely ignore that Star Wars takes place a long time ago, so all the characters are older than every boomer to have ever lived.
3:42 R.I.P. James Earl Jones. Thank you for giving us one of the best Star Wars villains of all time. May the force be with you, always. For the empire and Lord Vader!
God dammit, listening to this genuinely brings me to tears each time. It's so perfect. The emotion is so perfectly captured in the music. The hope of the rebels, the bustling city life of cloud city, the might of the empire, it's all so perfectly expressed through the music. I genuinely believe that Star Wars could never have been as successful as it is without Williams.
@@ughugh351 George Lucas called John Williams the secret sauce of Star Wars. It wouldn't be the same with the electronic disco music the studio wanted.
Since then order 66 never happend. Anakin didn't fall to the dark side.. padme gave birth to Luke and Leia and survived. Anakin, Luke, Padme, and Leia lived happily. Until obi wan slept with padme. 😂😂😂
I love how every Star Wars OST ends with a finale that comprises the best themes of every film. This here has a bit of Yoda's Theme, a bit of Han Solo and the Princess, a bit of the Imperial March, and the best motherfucking ending of all six original films... this is simply pure fire, it's beyond words :3
Yup, that's what film composers do. They sum up(for the "End Credits"), usually the main theme and then whatever new themes that were composed that you(the listener or movie viewer) were introduced to throughout the film. Always awesome and always amazing.
@@lukespore the bit directly at the start of that time stamp is taken from Han Solo and the Princess, and obviously given Carrie’s recent passing that has a lot more emotional weight for me personally anyway.
Absolutely a serene ending to perhaps one of the greatest cinematic cliffhangers of all time. Episode 5 of the Star Wars saga remains the absolute best after 40+ years!!!
Blows my mind how Williams composed not only the definitive theme tune of villainy, but at least three you'd argue being the definitive theme of heroism (Star Wars fanfare, Raiders March and Superman theme)
This absolutely beautiful music right here the ending with the sweeping romantic Han & Leia theme (called Han Solo & the Princess) love theme and then the end credits which also include the Imperial march and Yoda's theme is what really did it for me. I fell in love with the Star Wars story/universe. Thank you John Williams (and George Lucas).
At 5:53, I always imagine like a recap of the awesome battles in Star Wars. Starting with the Darth Maul duel, then the Geonosis battle, the Battle over Courascant, then Scarif, a AT-AT being downed on Hoth, the Death Star II exploding over Endor, Starkiller base, Crait, with the final part being a cinematic view of Luke's trench run.
2:27-3:42 I love this version of Yoda's theme. So whimsical and magical. I can imagine a breif recap of Luke's training as this plays. It just feels nice to hear.
Simply the greatest film score of all time. There are many fantastic ones, but none reach the level of variety and emotional heights that this one does. The music of John Williams will never age, and this is his crowning glory.
Let me tell you a story, a story of constant battle between good and evil, of brave and wise Jedi and vicious and powerful Sith. Of soldiers, smugglers, and separatist. Of Rebels and droids, bounty hunters and beast. Of Friendships, Failers, Betrayals, Secrets, Sorcery, and Love. Of Evil Empires and Hope filled Rebellions and A story of a continuous struggle between the Dark Side... and the Light. A story where villians lurk and scheme in the darkest of shadows, and hero’s come from the most unexpected places. Let me tell you the story of the Star Wars. It all started... ...a long time ago... in a galaxy far far away...
When Luke and Leia watch the Falcon fly away, side by side, with those expressions on their faces. Oh my, it's just my favorite moment in the entire series of movies.
The music really told the story of Star Wars. Maybe the that's why the newer movies haven't been recieved as well as some would hope. I like them. But the Music really propelled Star Wars into the Epic that it became. The music really captures the feeling of each theme presented in the story.
John William's music in the last trilogy is bad compared to the original, but that's an unfair comparison. Still one of the greatest soundtracks created this decade. The unfortunate part is actually how they used it rather than the score itself. (Editing)
This song was/is pure perfection. It so perfectly captures the spirit of the series that it's haunting. And yet do all that in 6 Minutes and 26 seconds is incredible. Who else can splice in Vader's march so neatly and pull off so smoothly! You can easily tell he was using the Force when he wrote it!
Every time Yodas theme plays I start to get tears in my eyes, these film are such a huge part of my life, and they hold a special place in my heart, I will never forget how these films inspired me to be who I am today. Thank you Star Wars, may this beautiful piece last for eternity….
I’ve been a fan my whole life but I love all pieces of Star Wars music. This one is like I come to when I have an extremely rough day and I can’t seem to do any right in my mind. I feel all of the hope from the movie into the music and it’s enough to make me feel enough to myself when I only have myself
+Steev Rawjers All the Star Wars films have amazing soundtracks, I'd say the soundtrack for The Force Awakens was a little disappointing though it lacked an iconic track, though Jedi Steps comes close.
TESB will always be my favorite film out of the saga. There's very few times in cinema history that the sequel out does the original movie. Empire is one of them.
This is my favourite cue from any of the Star Wars movies, ever. Absolutely beautiful piece. It reprises several of the key motifs from the movie, draws them together (with some novel bridging material) and unifies all the emotional arcs - sadness, defeat, love, hope - into a determination to meet the future and its unknown challenges. Brilliant, brilliant composition.
1:57 Darth Vader : "Luke, you do not yet realize your importance. You have only begun to discover your power. Join me, and I will complete your training. With our combined strength, we can end this destructive conflict and bring order to the galaxy" Luke: "Okay why not.."
It's Corellian smuggler's gear, most probably stored onboard the Falcon. I always took it that, seeing they both are about the same height and build, Lando changed into more fitting gear after he became wanted by the Empire.
Okay, here's why Williams' Star Wars soundtracks are so well done. The musical cues that begin this piece are the same as the fanfare from A New Hope in the medal scene, but muted and somber obviously. Good callback, use it for another movie's finale but the tone is wildly different. Second, the ESB soundtrack as a whole is the most perfect and cohesive example of the music acting as a character as well as echoing the storytelling. Sheer brilliance.
Lando: "Luke we're ready for take off" Luke: "Good luck Lando" Lando: "When we find jabba the hutt and that bounty hunter we'll contact you" Luke: "i'll meet you at the rendezvous point on tatooine" Lando: "Princess we'll find han, i promise" Luke: "Chewie i'll be waiting for your signal, take care you two, may the force be with you" Directed by IRVIN KIRSHNER
This is the best song in all 10 Star Wars movies. It also has both the end title and Imperial March attached to it so it's really the 3 best songs in the trilogy in one shot.
Oh the days when you could go to the cinema and come out feeling numb, like the wind's been knocked out of you, then to spend the rest of the evening and the next few weeks still taking in what you just saw...
The look on Admiral Piett face as Darth Vader walks of the bridge. He sure thought he was dead. Darth Vader, said nothing as his silence of defeat followed him!!!!!
Just the first 30 seconds of this already take you to a galaxy far far away. It is mesmerizing how inspired and devoted John Williams was when writing the magical music for the six Lucas movies. Now in the Disney sequels I don't hear the magic, nor inspiration anywhere.
This is my absolute favorite rendition of the Imperial March. It sounds more intimidating without the drums and the overemphasis of the bass, like the Empire is just rubbing it in your face that they won.
This music gives me very similar feelings to that from another great movie ending, The Fellowship of the Ring. That sense that the heroes have lost, for the time being, but the battle wages on and hope still lives. Time is rushing onwards and so, along with it, are the heroes, off to face their next adventure in the hopes that it will be a victory. Always gives me the goosebumps.
@@mrblaoblao6981 It blows my mind that this piece is one of the best of all saga, but it doesn't even have a proper name. I like the 0:00 to 0:58, but also the 0:58 to 1:20 and I was never sure if it was original or made up from parts of other pieces.
This is the best piece of music not in the original series, or the pre or new series or even of the cartoons, but of every single thing starwars that ever exists and can not ever be superseded.
Theater screen shows end credits about what type of film was used, what coloring process, prints, which companies were involved in the release... While the soundtrack calls the audience for a standing ovation. Such is the beauty of William's work.
"Without John Williams, bikes don't really fly. Nor do brooms in Quidditch matches. Nor do men in red capes. There is no Force. Dinosaurs do not walk the Earth. We do not wonder. We do not weep. We do not believe. John, you take our films, many of them about our most impossible dreams, and you make them real for billions of people."
-Steven Spielberg on John Williams
That’s beautiful
Luke we're ready for take off
That was beautiful!!
I 100% guarantee you, the original Star Wars movie would have been just another kid's sci-fi flick without that John Williams score.
Nice quote.
Defeated, yet optimistic. What a perfect ending thanks to this piece.
In the war that we are against Covid-19 this comment takes another meaning ... and let this music give you hope.
You don't suffer defeat until you surrender, that's what I get from the first moments of this music.
@TheAstrius Like the WW-I battle of Jutland, I give it to the Germans because they survived to fight another day.
The rebels have been scattered, large amounts of their forces are dead and Han Solo is in the hands of Jabba
@@kainthedragoon8081 Down, but not out.
This movie is where the villains win, but this theme is here to show us that there is always hope.
Same with revenge of the sith
There is always hope no matter how bad it looks
Yes, A New Hope ;)
A hope that is strong and brave. Those hopes are named Luke and Leia
@elisabethcordeamidala-skyw5066 don't forget han and Chewbacca
Well.. Vader lost Luke and the rebels so I think everybody lost in the end. A perfect set up for the third movie. This movie is a masterpiece. 💫
My friend was a star wars lover and he had recently passed. May he always hear this song (and feel the force)
archer lim May the force be with him
He has become one with the force. And he has become more powerful than can be imagined.
archer lim
now he's up there with qui gon, anakin,yoda, and obi Wan
The Force will carry him among the Stars and the whole love of the universe
archer lim My the Lord give him his joy in eternity promise.
Best movie in the saga
Best music in the saga
Best final ever
I don´t know what Lucas would have done without Williams
Without John Williams there would be no star wars
I think without Williams, Lucas wouldn't have made it to Episode V
i agree 100%. Everybody always talks about fx but the music. . man, the best
its not like lucas did it alone. ep V was the movie he had the least control of, and guess what, V is the best in the saga...
Eddy I agree with everything except that it has the best music. That goes to Revenge of the Sith.
"We'll bring him back. Dont worry. I promise." - Lando Calrissian
"Now lets go find that bounty hunter"
He will but only short its said @Donnie Gonzalez
@@aidan4337 well he was still short in the movie even with that epic scene. At least Lando flies the Falcon in 9.
While wearing Han Solos clothes.
@Donnie Gonzalez well you got your wish but unfortunately the movie sucks! 😞
Best end credit theme in Star Wars hands down. Chilling from the Theme of Yoda, to the transition to The Emperial March , then Han Solo and the Princess and finally end with the heroic theme of the Rebellion. Truly a masterpiece.
1:39 chills every time
Me too --- music so powerful it should come with a warning label.
"I know"
5:53 This cue is so goddamn good. It’s screaming at you DON’T MISS THE NEXT EPISODE OF STAR WARS! They really captured the essence of those movie serials at this moment.
i remember hearing it in every star wars video game trailer. especially kotor, made it feel part of the saga.
*Revenge of the Sith*
Palpatine: I'm too weak, don't kill me.
Anakin: He's weak? I guess Sith are weak. I won't become one.
1:57
Anakin: Ok boomer.
@@Lumanova that doesn't make sense prequels are gen z movie's lol. 2005??
@@oddone_ www.dictionary.com/browse/joke?s=t
@@oddone_ I love how you completely ignore that Star Wars takes place a long time ago, so all the characters are older than every boomer to have ever lived.
͔ Ok boomer doesn’t even fit? what did she say that makes her a boomer? what?
I love the crescendo to this. It's incredible.
jgfear ikr really makes it come alive
3:42 R.I.P. James Earl Jones. Thank you for giving us one of the best Star Wars villains of all time. May the force be with you, always. For the empire and Lord Vader!
I came here for Carrie. May the force be with you, always.
Same, this song always reminds me of her. RIP Carrie Fisher
May the force be with you Carrie
rest in peace Carrie Fisher you will always be a princess to us. May the force be with you always
I came here for BOOTY
@@eggsmcjones7063 She has become the force that flows through every person animal tree and flower.
God dammit, listening to this genuinely brings me to tears each time. It's so perfect. The emotion is so perfectly captured in the music. The hope of the rebels, the bustling city life of cloud city, the might of the empire, it's all so perfectly expressed through the music. I genuinely believe that Star Wars could never have been as successful as it is without Williams.
Me too.
@@ninjabearpress2574 John Williams's back hurts so much
@@ryanbarth6691 Fair enough, he's been working his magic for a long time.
He did the theme music for a lot of 60s TV shows, including Lost in Space.
It would be still succesful because the film would be still something no one saw before like
@@ughugh351 George Lucas called John Williams the secret sauce of Star Wars.
It wouldn't be the same with the electronic disco music the studio wanted.
5:52 is amazing...
Hands down one of the greatest pieces of music ever composed. John Williams is a genius.
1:57
Palpatine: "Commander Cody, the time has come, execute order sixty six"
Cody: "No."
WELL DONE HHHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
The Arctic Gamer lmaoooo
Since then order 66 never happend. Anakin didn't fall to the dark side.. padme gave birth to Luke and Leia and survived. Anakin, Luke, Padme, and Leia lived happily. Until obi wan slept with padme. 😂😂😂
MEMED
Dragon Fist420
Why should Obi Wan do this
the best finale from all star wars movies, thank's
True
Absolutely! :D
I prefer Episode VI finale
Me too, thanks
Booligoosh me too
I love how every Star Wars OST ends with a finale that comprises the best themes of every film. This here has a bit of Yoda's Theme, a bit of Han Solo and the Princess, a bit of the Imperial March, and the best motherfucking ending of all six original films... this is simply pure fire, it's beyond words :3
6 didn't have the best themes composed into 1
agreed, 'nuff said.
RIP Carrie Fisher
Yup, that's what film composers do. They sum up(for the "End Credits"), usually the main theme and then whatever new themes that were composed that you(the listener or movie viewer) were introduced to throughout the film. Always awesome and always amazing.
0:57 This makes me shed a tear or two.
Hylian Legend Han should’ve died on bespin to this theme
Same
Is this a part of another piece of music or is it original to this End Title Song?
@@lukespore the bit directly at the start of that time stamp is taken from Han Solo and the Princess, and obviously given Carrie’s recent passing that has a lot more emotional weight for me personally anyway.
Is it bad that this made me shed a tear? Not only for Carrie, but because of how powerful it sounded
i hope no, because it happends to me all the time, Greetings
Nope. It gets me every time. I think it also reminds me of the time when I loved Star Wars the most.
Tear? I straigth up cried man, i cried my fucking soul out
never
Not at at all man
I felt the same
Absolutely a serene ending to perhaps one of the greatest cinematic cliffhangers of all time. Episode 5 of the Star Wars saga remains the absolute best after 40+ years!!!
Glad to see people who actually come to this!
Best Sci-fi movie ever...the drama and the music are just amazing
Agreed definitely :)
More like best movie ever!
Well, science fantasy not science fiction but...oh well 😅
@@sealionstudios8597 science non-fiction. The force is real.
@@lordfusiondar1003 Definitely!
Blows my mind how Williams composed not only the definitive theme tune of villainy, but at least three you'd argue being the definitive theme of heroism (Star Wars fanfare, Raiders March and Superman theme)
There are many more to name.
He's the original gangster.
But Zimmer is catching up fast.
@@rossbooth4635 HahahahaahHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAH
This absolutely beautiful music right here the ending with the sweeping romantic Han & Leia theme (called Han Solo & the Princess) love theme and then the end credits which also include the Imperial march and Yoda's theme is what really did it for me. I fell in love with the Star Wars story/universe. Thank you John Williams (and George Lucas).
At 5:53, I always imagine like a recap of the awesome battles in Star Wars. Starting with the Darth Maul duel, then the Geonosis battle, the Battle over Courascant, then Scarif, a AT-AT being downed on Hoth, the Death Star II exploding over Endor, Starkiller base, Crait, with the final part being a cinematic view of Luke's trench run.
Watch the 100th Episode of Clone Wars anniversary vid I promise you won’t be disappointed
That thing you described sounds exciting! They should totally make that a movie! - BmC
Peter, the force is with you. Rest in peace my old friend.
I'm so glad that John Williams went with classical orchestra music for Star Wars!
That ending seconds of that theme tho !
Makes the hair on neck stand up!
2:27-3:42 I love this version of Yoda's theme. So whimsical and magical. I can imagine a breif recap of Luke's training as this plays. It just feels nice to hear.
Its feels just magical and charming as Christmas. Loved it
Simply the greatest film score of all time. There are many fantastic ones, but none reach the level of variety and emotional heights that this one does. The music of John Williams will never age, and this is his crowning glory.
What was such a romantic song , now sounds so sad.
It can still be happy
The force is with you now Carrie, forever....RIP
Let me tell you a story, a story of constant battle between good and evil, of brave and wise Jedi and vicious and powerful Sith. Of soldiers, smugglers, and separatist. Of Rebels and droids, bounty hunters and beast. Of Friendships, Failers, Betrayals, Secrets, Sorcery, and Love. Of Evil Empires and Hope filled Rebellions and A story of a continuous struggle between the Dark Side... and the Light. A story where villians lurk and scheme in the darkest of shadows, and hero’s come from the most unexpected places. Let me tell you the story of the Star Wars. It all started...
...a long time ago... in a galaxy far far away...
I love the ending. It is one of the most powerful ending I have ever heard. The original film had the end credits synchronized with the soundtrack.
When Luke and Leia watch the Falcon fly away, side by side, with those expressions on their faces. Oh my, it's just my favorite moment in the entire series of movies.
The music really told the story of Star Wars. Maybe the that's why the newer movies haven't been recieved as well as some would hope. I like them. But the Music really propelled Star Wars into the Epic that it became. The music really captures the feeling of each theme presented in the story.
Fair opinion, but as much as I love the OT and its music, the main themes of both Rey and Kylo Ren in the ST are among my favorites
John William's music in the last trilogy is bad compared to the original, but that's an unfair comparison. Still one of the greatest soundtracks created this decade. The unfortunate part is actually how they used it rather than the score itself. (Editing)
This song was/is pure perfection. It so perfectly captures the spirit of the series that it's haunting. And yet do all that in 6 Minutes and 26 seconds is incredible. Who else can splice in Vader's march so neatly and pull off so smoothly! You can easily tell he was using the Force when he wrote it!
2:27 One of my favorite themes for one of my all time favorite characters!!
Whose theme is this?
@@SleepySamFrever Yoda
John Williams you are the literal best.
May the force be with you , always...
Every time Yodas theme plays I start to get tears in my eyes, these film are such a huge part of my life, and they hold a special place in my heart, I will never forget how these films inspired me to be who I am today. Thank you Star Wars, may this beautiful piece last for eternity….
3:51 *_FOR THE EMPIRE!!!_*
It reminds me of anything lost that was dear to me
terminator6267 I live for the empire they r so cool and they kick ass
HAIL LORD VADER!!!!
"Your Defeat is inevitable"
SOON THE REBELLION WILL BE CRUSHED
Everyone should be giving john Williams millions
Star Wars dies when John Williams dies.
I have donated quite a bit over the past four decades.
YOU FIRST
@Funnel Star i do like Reys theme and some of the music from TFA and TLJ i think Rise of Skywalker he will go out with a bang though
@@saberiandream316 The prequels werent the best movies but damn those scores i listen to just as much as the original trilogy
Sheer perfection. No other score comes close to an end credits piece like this. John Williams' total command of a full orchestra is beyond comparison.
I’ve been a fan my whole life but I love all pieces of Star Wars music. This one is like I come to when I have an extremely rough day and I can’t seem to do any right in my mind. I feel all of the hope from the movie into the music and it’s enough to make me feel enough to myself when I only have myself
I share this sentiment for some reason
May 4th 2021! Happy Star Wars Day!
3:40 is so imposing and aggressive, love it! Imperial March
This is objectively the best Star Wars track of the Entire saga. ESB is not only the best episode, it's also the one which has the best music
True
The Death of Yoda is good too.
Episode I I like as much as 5
Attack of the clones is right there with this one music wise
+Steev Rawjers All the Star Wars films have amazing soundtracks, I'd say the soundtrack for The Force Awakens was a little disappointing though it lacked an iconic track, though Jedi Steps comes close.
This movie has one of most extraordinary ending that together with the music... really epic...
TESB will always be my favorite film out of the saga. There's very few times in cinema history that the sequel out does the original movie. Empire is one of them.
@ClandestineOstrich Disney bot XD.
This is my favourite cue from any of the Star Wars movies, ever. Absolutely beautiful piece. It reprises several of the key motifs from the movie, draws them together (with some novel bridging material) and unifies all the emotional arcs - sadness, defeat, love, hope - into a determination to meet the future and its unknown challenges. Brilliant, brilliant composition.
This Episode had it all. Yoda, Walkers, Force Powers, Epic Lightsaber Duel, Boba Fett, Tauntauns, Epic Asteroid Chase, Cloud City, to name a few...
He's as good as any composer who ever lived
John Williams and hans Zimmer are living legends
He's a disciple of Wagner... But boy did he write some memorable themes...
John Williams simply exceeds any composer out there.
Directed by Irvin Kershiner.
@ClandestineOstrich When will they learn?
Must be why it's the best film so far
Tyler Durden nah this is the third best
@@tomplayss8388 I get people have different preferences but, might I ask what the top 3 SW films are for you?
Too bad the only noteworthy work he did after this was an "unofficial" James Bond movie with Sean Connery and RoboCop 2
What an amazing time to be a little boy back then. I loved it then and still do now.
que obra maestra de todos los tiempos !! esta pelicula me hizo amar starwars
Yo lo hice desde que ví La Amenaza Fantasma, pero mis favoritas son las clásicas. Pero fue de eso, amo Star Wars, aunque odio la trilogía de Disney.
1:57
Darth Vader : "Luke, you do not yet realize your importance. You have only begun to discover your power. Join me, and I will complete your training. With our combined strength, we can end this destructive conflict and bring order to the galaxy"
Luke: "Okay why not.."
I saw this movie when it debuted. I can still say I get chills when it transitions into the Imperial Match. Still as powerful as it was years ago.
"Why is Lando wearing Han's clothes?"
"Seriously, watch the actual movie. Lando is wearing Han's clothes in this scene. It's really weird."
Well, he didn't have time to pack when leaving Bespin, did he? 😅
It's Corellian smuggler's gear, most probably stored onboard the Falcon. I always took it that, seeing they both are about the same height and build, Lando changed into more fitting gear after he became wanted by the Empire.
I guess it's because both Han and Lando are scoundrels.
He was trying to comfort Leia 😉
So much emotion and passion in this music! Absolutely fantastic!!!
beautiful shot of Luke, leia, cp0 and r2d2 looking out at the galaxy 🥲
4:36 When you're unsure of your alignment and don't know if you should have an epic villain music or a cheerful hero theme playing.
Okay, here's why Williams' Star Wars soundtracks are so well done.
The musical cues that begin this piece are the same as the fanfare from A New Hope in the medal scene, but muted and somber obviously. Good callback, use it for another movie's finale but the tone is wildly different.
Second, the ESB soundtrack as a whole is the most perfect and cohesive example of the music acting as a character as well as echoing the storytelling. Sheer brilliance.
0:59 just so beautiful
4:46 DAMN THAT SHIT HITS HARD
Friendly reminder - John Williams didn't win an Oscar for scoring this. The Academy decided to hang its head in Fame.
Lando: "Luke we're ready for take off"
Luke: "Good luck Lando"
Lando: "When we find jabba the hutt and that bounty hunter we'll contact you"
Luke: "i'll meet you at the rendezvous point on tatooine"
Lando: "Princess we'll find han, i promise"
Luke: "Chewie i'll be waiting for your signal, take care you two, may the force be with you"
Directed by
IRVIN KIRSHNER
And when Kershner got struck with his DGA fine, Lucas paid $25,000 out of his pocket for him. You would NOT get that under Disney.
This is the best song in all 10 Star Wars movies. It also has both the end title and Imperial March attached to it so it's really the 3 best songs in the trilogy in one shot.
It's a medley of different themes in the movie.
5:51 is how the last Star Wars should end
Joshua V. Harding to bad it didn’t
5:52 Best Star Wars ending song of all time.
First piece reminds me of Star Wars galaxies.
Seabass G some of Lego star wars thriller
hell yea man i cry when ever i think of it
Abnry Acehilm no it's because that song was the swg loading theme dumbass
I came for Peter Mayhew who sadly passed away today.
ARRRRRRAAAAAAA!
@@caisediabhassan5262 I know but the truth is that's life
@@abramsullivan7764 AAAARRRRRHHHH wrubrub rub wrub.
@@Stephenp503 the fuck
0:58 I've never heard anything more beautiful
One of my favorite pieces of music in all of Star Wars right here
1:40 the best part without a doubt
That part just hits you like a truck
Oh the days when you could go to the cinema and come out feeling numb, like the wind's been knocked out of you, then to spend the rest of the evening and the next few weeks still taking in what you just saw...
3:41 - this hits so hard! This transition to Imperial March is incredible. John Williams is trully a genius ❤
RIP David prowse
1:58-2:08
The starting notes that would become the default for all future Star Wars things that use the credits theme.
The look on Admiral Piett face as Darth Vader walks of the bridge. He sure thought he was dead. Darth Vader, said nothing as his silence of defeat followed him!!!!!
I love the young guy with the clipboard. Gives him the head turn after he's walked past. 😂🤣
Trust in the force let it be a guide for you through uncertain times, May you one day find the balance you seek.
May the Force be with you always.
This is movie making at it's peak always has me in tears this final.
In the darkest moments, hope. Now you know what's up. Let's go...
RIP Carrie Fisher
Adrian Africa she was the best damn princess fisher we had );
:'(
This track contains my favorite rendition of the Imperial March, ever. It sounds so damn powerful.
My favourite Star Wars film and my favourite film score of all time.
Don't leave us now, Carrie :'(
Geralt Marston
TOO LATE
Frank Van Yes :'( I can't believe
@@guilhermezalla2032 she'll always be with us by the force
Han Solo and the Princess. Yoda's Theme. The Imperial March. This is the best musical composition ever.
Just the first 30 seconds of this already take you to a galaxy far far away. It is mesmerizing how inspired and devoted John Williams was when writing the magical music for the six Lucas movies. Now in the Disney sequels I don't hear the magic, nor inspiration anywhere.
This is my absolute favorite rendition of the Imperial March. It sounds more intimidating without the drums and the overemphasis of the bass, like the Empire is just rubbing it in your face that they won.
This music gives me very similar feelings to that from another great movie ending, The Fellowship of the Ring. That sense that the heroes have lost, for the time being, but the battle wages on and hope still lives. Time is rushing onwards and so, along with it, are the heroes, off to face their next adventure in the hopes that it will be a victory. Always gives me the goosebumps.
The best ending ever made ........
The Empire strikes back
The best forever and ever
5:53 is when this theme became iconic. (and Sensitive with the force!)
0:57-1:20 is the best
Yes from leia and han
|+SuperGameworldXL it's a similar melody to Han and Leia (from the same soundtrack) but it's not the same. 0:58 to 1:20 it's unique to this piece
The Rebel Fleet
0:00 to 6:27
@@mrblaoblao6981 It blows my mind that this piece is one of the best of all saga, but it doesn't even have a proper name. I like the 0:00 to 0:58, but also the 0:58 to 1:20 and I was never sure if it was original or made up from parts of other pieces.
This is the best piece of music not in the original series, or the pre or new series or even of the cartoons, but of every single thing starwars that ever exists and can not ever be superseded.
Star Wars Galaxies players probably heard this on loop 1,000,000 times. Still one of the best pieces from the saga in my mind.
Theater screen shows end credits about what type of film was used, what coloring process, prints, which companies were involved in the release... While the soundtrack calls the audience for a standing ovation. Such is the beauty of William's work.
This theme gets me every. single. time.