There is no escape. Don't make me destroy you. Luke, you do not yet realize your importance. You've 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!
1:30 Luke facing this choice between the abject terror of accepting the reality of his father as an instrument of great evil and risking near-certain death by falling miles and miles down that dark shaft. Always gives me chills. John Williams really captured the emotion of that terrible choice with those strings. Really evocative of the imagery of falling miles into a deep, dark void.
Flashbacks to that god awful level in Star Wars: Jedi Knight Academy where you have to race around on the speeder bike. Man did I hate that level... But I love this song!
“R2! COME BACK AT ONCE YOU HAVEN’T FINISHED WITH ME YET! You don’t know how to fix the hyperdrive, Chewbacca can do it. I’m standing here in pieces and YOU’RE having delusions of grandeur!” ::beep beep beep beep boop beep:: ::R2 twists his arm and the hyperdrive activates sending everyone back in their seats and R2 rolling backwards into the pit onto Chewie:: “YOU DID IT!”
T. Martin Studios no lol, I’d die if they did that. I’m referring to Disney’s new versions of the Original Trilogy soundtracks from 2018. They’re missing so much music, not to mention horribly out of order as well. I wish George Lucas never sold the franchise.
When I saw the film with the orchestra playing live, this part 3:15 sent a shiver down my entire body. Leia feeling Luke's call.. incredible!!! John Williams is a genious! ❤
Ben: Well, you see, Lucas hadn't written the script for the second film so he didn't think to- Lucasfilm: *whisperwhisperwhisper* Ben: I mean, what I told you was true. From a certain point of view. Luke: ...
I wrote to Mr. Williams the following year (1981) and I praised his body of work but especially this score, which I still to this day sincerely believe to be his personal masterpiece and the single greatest motion picture score ever written and recorded. He wrote back, thanking me "for saying such nice things about my music." (It was on Boston Pops letterhead - he'd just recently become the conductor of the Pops Orchestra - and it had been dictated and signed personally by him.)
Any time I hear it I think of the third mission in Shadows of the Empire, the mission I always called the "train mission". It was always one of missions when I would play the game, I still revisit that level on occasion when I'm feeling nostalgic.
@@ptoughneigh3058 That game was special man!! The mainmenu theme was very epic as well. But I also always think about that "train mission" when I hear this theme hahaha.
3:20 - 5:21 is utterly spectacular. The most gorgeous rendition of the force theme, a very pissed off Vader motif, then those relentless swirling high strings increasing the tension scoring the rescue of Luke. Possibly my favourite bit of scoring from Williams in all Star Wars. Which was then completely butchered in the ESB Special Edition, seriously what were they thinking? Thank the maker for Harmy's Despecialized edition.
that high strings where stolen, sorry, borrowed by"Mussorgsky - Night on Bald Mountain" th-cam.com/video/iCEDfZgDPS8/w-d-xo.html sound exact like the same orchestration, which isn'T a bad think because I love both works ^^
@@Nordischsound Yes, I'm totally aware of that. I'd prefer "borrowed" to be honest - nothing new there, it's all about context, and using those influences to create an exciting incidental score, as the director wants. That has been a thing for nearly a century. Williams excels at this, he'll tell you about his influences. Mussorgsky also had influences - where do we stop? :)
@@philrob1978 "Possibly my favourite bit of scoring from Williams in all Star Wars. Which was then completely butchered in the ESB Special Edition, seriously what were they thinking? Thank the maker for Harmy's Despecialized edition."
Matt C For some reason I always interpreted that part as Vader being softened by his feelings for Luke that he forgot for a moment to be a cruel dictator. Idk I’m probably wrong
@@eowynsalvador6664 In Canon, I don't know the exact reason why Vader didn't kill Admiral Piett for letting the Falcon escape from Bespin. Probably it was because Vader was too distracted over the fact that he failed to convince Luke to join him. However, in Legends, Piett was an imperial officer with great tactical skills with a very impressive and impeccable service record. He was handpicked by Vader to be part of his fleet. Knowing this fact, Vader decided not to kill him as that would mean that he would lose one of the best officers he had at his disposal. In fact, Piett became a living legend for being the "only survivor" of Vader's rage.
I always interpreted the scene as one part Vader being merciful and perhaps distracted with his failure of convincing Luke to join him, and the other part being realization the crew of the Millennium Falcon fixed the hyperdrive.
Deleted scene on the Falcon, Leia tries to explain the confrontation that caused Han to disappear. Luke says "Who's Boba Fett?" In all my years it never occurred to me Luke didn't know who Boba Fett was until basically the end of the movie
cjj - Have you seen the animated Boba Fett short from Holiday Special, though? It came out in 1979, and at the time that The Empire Strikes Back was released, the events that it depicted are considered canon. It is set between "Star Wars" and "Empire." In the short, Luke meets, momentarily works with, and then escapes Boba Fett - Boba Fett introduces himself, by name, to Luke.
that' another part of why empire is such a fucking masterpiece - the crew are split up and have to work things out on their own. the contrast we get from luke's scenes on dagobah and han and leia being bad asses is sick
What I love about John Williams is there are so many many layers to his music especially this track!! John Williams rule 💯💯💯 I've been listening his music since 1975 Jaws I was 8 years old!
3:56 to 5:05 is the best! The things those violins and French horns are doing is genius. John Williams Genius. I get chills still all these years later.
Perhaps the most beautiful orchestration of the Force Theme ever recorded. The tears flow easily for me every time I hear this part. You hear the pain, the loss, the melancholy, the spiritual despair, the hopelessness, but buried underneath it......hope.
EG Vidworks ...at that moment my hair raises and the back of my head goes numb from the awe... every single time. For me this moment represents the pinnacle of all that is Star Wars...not only the way John Williams leads us to this surge of feelings is incomprehensibly masterful... but if you think what has just gone on in the movie... wow... 🤯
3:21 - 3:57 for me shows the theme for each living Skywalker of the Original Trilogy and for me it’s the Skywalker theme combining the force theme and Imperial March.
The deletion of that, along with the other incredibly UNNECESSARY edits to the entire escape from Bespin sequence, really still aggravate the hell out of me today. Did we really NEED to see Vader's shuttle taking him to his Star Destroyer? I don't think so - it was perfectly fine in the original theatrical edit. "Bring my shuttle" was sufficient. It got the point across in four syllables. The shuttle came, picked him up, he went back to his ship - it was all self-evident just in that one little 3-word line! All those establishing shots showing the shuttle flying away from Bespin, then landing in the bay and seeing Vader exit (all deleted alternate shots from Return of the Jedi, btw) - total waste of film, plus, it disrespects John Williams by chopping up one of his greatest compositions EVER!!! #ShaveGeorgeBaldAndPaintHisHeadRed
Well I think the new version is not so bad. The only thing I really don't like is the new version of the Imperial march in that moment where Vader originally said "bring my Shuttle". The original version (3:50) is quite better, and I think it would be really fine in the new scene of Vader walking toward his Shuttle with the Bespin sunset
5:34 "Echo Base, I got something. Not much, but it could be a lifeform. Commander Skywalker, do you Copy? This is Rogue Two, this is Rogue Two. Captain Solo, do you Copy?"
Still my favorite SW action game....the newer EA games are just meh in comparison, feel too stiff and trying to be Dark Souls but not doing well enough in either department
Games where we hear this theme, at least all the ones I'm aware of. Shadows of the Empire. Galaxy of Heroes. Star Wars Battlefronts 1 and 2. Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Star Wars Rogue Squadron 2: Rogue Leader (and Rebel Strike) Thats all I know for now.
You sure right about its one of my favourites of all time for star wars soundtrack as well this piece just gives you that sense intense build up to something that some is about to happen.
For some reason, 0:03 to 0:12 is completely quiet in the remastered version. They also replaced the bit at 3:50 with the same cue that played when Luke learned Vader was his father.
Does anyone else find it ironic that Darth Vader's own droid(s) end up being the bane of his existence throughout the original trilogy? Especially in this scene?
2:05 to like, 2:50 is honestly pure gold. Those chords at 2:05 give me chills every time, though -- and they just don't sound the same when I try to play them on the piano :(
I’ve been looking for that part from the beginning for so long and I finally found it! I always hear it when Darth Vader cuts Luke’s hand off, but I never heard it on it’s own!
The absolute WORST sin of the Special Editions was breaking up the Falcon's escape scene in order to explain Vader returning to his ship. I can understand the logic, but the cost was the total destruction of the incredible beauty of 5:22 to 5:47. There was a very specific purpose and meaning to the moment at 5:42, where the Falcon reaches orbit and the audience sees it lit up by Bespin's star creating a diamond ring halo around the planet (symbolising hope). The flow and intention of this moment is ruined by interspersing Vader's scenes, and I impore younger viewers to watch the original cut in order to understand the Irvin's vision.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH
-Luke Skywalker
"There is no escape. Don't make me destroy you."
Darth Vader
darth sidious scream
I hate that chenge
Originally luke didn't scream.
Clueless George at it again.
There is no escape. Don't make me destroy you. Luke, you do not yet realize your importance. You've 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!
I'll never join you!
If you only knew the power of the dark side. Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your father.
You killed my father!
No... I am your father!
No.. thats not true... thats impossible!
5:05
"Captain Solo, do you copy? This is Rogue Two.
"Commander Skywalker, do you copy? This is Rogue Two."
Good morning. Nice of you guys to drop by!
@@BullangueroSnbk Rogue Two to echo base, I've found them. Repeat, I've found them!
“Uh, what was that callsign?”
“::sigh:: Carlos Spicyweiner.”
“This is Carlos Spicyweiner, I read you loud and clear.”
5:22 is why I'm here
Hell yeah
Definitely the best track
Just listen to that on amazon music. I’m just here because most of this wasn’t in the remastered album on amazon music. So. Yea
Been looking for it forever
yes i was looking so hard for this
1:30 Luke facing this choice between the abject terror of accepting the reality of his father as an instrument of great evil and risking near-certain death by falling miles and miles down that dark shaft. Always gives me chills. John Williams really captured the emotion of that terrible choice with those strings. Really evocative of the imagery of falling miles into a deep, dark void.
0:54 a Moment that will never be forgotten
5:22 favorite Star Wars music of all time IMO. I get goosebumps every time I listen to it
It’s so nostalgic honestly
It's popular, been used in a lot of games
Same- it’s just so urgent and intense
This and battle of the heroes when anakin does the spin move are my goats
Flashbacks to that god awful level in Star Wars: Jedi Knight Academy where you have to race around on the speeder bike. Man did I hate that level... But I love this song!
08:28 R2 saving their rebel asses
as always, the best droid of the Galaxy.
“R2! COME BACK AT ONCE YOU HAVEN’T FINISHED WITH ME YET! You don’t know how to fix the hyperdrive, Chewbacca can do it. I’m standing here in pieces and YOU’RE having delusions of grandeur!”
::beep beep beep beep boop beep::
::R2 twists his arm and the hyperdrive activates sending everyone back in their seats and R2 rolling backwards into the pit onto Chewie::
“YOU DID IT!”
3:21 my favorite cue of the Force theme
Same. Upsets me that Disney cut out all of the good music in their crappy remakes of the soundtracks.
@@beaniepanini3607 are you saying they rescored the movies for Disney+?!
T. Martin Studios no lol, I’d die if they did that. I’m referring to Disney’s new versions of the Original Trilogy soundtracks from 2018. They’re missing so much music, not to mention horribly out of order as well. I wish George Lucas never sold the franchise.
When I saw the film with the orchestra playing live, this part 3:15 sent a shiver down my entire body. Leia feeling Luke's call.. incredible!!! John Williams is a genious! ❤
Yes. It's one of the very best renditions of the Force Theme.
"Luke."
"Father."
"Son, come with me."
"Ben...why didn't you tell me?"
Ben: Well, you see, Lucas hadn't written the script for the second film so he didn't think to-
Lucasfilm: *whisperwhisperwhisper*
Ben: I mean, what I told you was true. From a certain point of view.
Luke: ...
Luke: AAAH!! A ghost!!
@@tritonus411 Luke
Davon Hammonds No he is talking about Lucas, as in George Lucas, he doesn’t mean Luke Skywalker
2:23 that part of the track, plus watching Luke hanging from that antenna begging for help, always made me feel worried and distressed
3:21 My favourite variation of the Force theme, ever, period.
The strings at a 2:25, that sound is so distinctive to Williams style and is too unique, how the hell did this not win him he oscar
Because those who chose the winner were deaf
I wrote to Mr. Williams the following year (1981) and I praised his body of work but especially this score, which I still to this day sincerely believe to be his personal masterpiece and the single greatest motion picture score ever written and recorded. He wrote back, thanking me "for saying such nice things about my music." (It was on Boston Pops letterhead - he'd just recently become the conductor of the Pops Orchestra - and it had been dictated and signed personally by him.)
SchoolofSoul That's awesome!
Might be the same reason why Ennio Morriconne got his award at such an old age!
That scene took away all my breath
5:23 battlefront 1 bespin platforms
Any time I hear it I think of the third mission in Shadows of the Empire, the mission I always called the "train mission". It was always one of missions when I would play the game, I still revisit that level on occasion when I'm feeling nostalgic.
For me, it's the Ord Mantell Junkyard from Shadows of the Empire
For me its the jedi temple mission in lego star wars 1
The best game ever
@@ptoughneigh3058 That game was special man!! The mainmenu theme was very epic as well. But I also always think about that "train mission" when I hear this theme hahaha.
3:21 - 3:49 I love that so much, especially the end bit when the Millennium Falcon flips around and heads back in tune with the music.
0:52
*"No, I am your Father."*
That's not true... that's impossible!
a random person that you might know Search you feelings you know this to be true!
Did you know in the film’s original script, Vader was originally meant to say “No... Obi Wan killed your father.”
@@aidanmercer9422 That was actually just to fool the audience before the actual film came out.
Just Fy NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
8:36 always gave me chills
Vader was such a badass
3:20 - 5:21 is utterly spectacular. The most gorgeous rendition of the force theme, a very pissed off Vader motif, then those relentless swirling high strings increasing the tension scoring the rescue of Luke. Possibly my favourite bit of scoring from Williams in all Star Wars. Which was then completely butchered in the ESB Special Edition, seriously what were they thinking? Thank the maker for Harmy's Despecialized edition.
that high strings where stolen, sorry, borrowed by"Mussorgsky - Night on Bald Mountain" th-cam.com/video/iCEDfZgDPS8/w-d-xo.html sound exact like the same orchestration, which isn'T a bad think because I love both works ^^
@@Nordischsound Yes, I'm totally aware of that. I'd prefer "borrowed" to be honest - nothing new there, it's all about context, and using those influences to create an exciting incidental score, as the director wants. That has been a thing for nearly a century. Williams excels at this, he'll tell you about his influences. Mussorgsky also had influences - where do we stop? :)
@@philrob1978 wdym this was changed in the special edition
@@barkley8285 Bit of context please, not sure what you're getting at
@@philrob1978
"Possibly my favourite bit of scoring from Williams in all Star Wars. Which was then completely butchered in the ESB Special Edition, seriously what were they thinking? Thank the maker for Harmy's Despecialized edition."
Together we shall rule the galaxy as father and son!!!
5:23 when I’m late for work, I just play this and my car becomes the Millennium Falcon
8:48 when Vader can't be bothered to kill the commander and walks off in anger, you know someone has messed up big time
Matt C For some reason I always interpreted that part as Vader being softened by his feelings for Luke that he forgot for a moment to be a cruel dictator. Idk I’m probably wrong
@@eowynsalvador6664 In Canon, I don't know the exact reason why Vader didn't kill Admiral Piett for letting the Falcon escape from Bespin. Probably it was because Vader was too distracted over the fact that he failed to convince Luke to join him.
However, in Legends, Piett was an imperial officer with great tactical skills with a very impressive and impeccable service record. He was handpicked by Vader to be part of his fleet. Knowing this fact, Vader decided not to kill him as that would mean that he would lose one of the best officers he had at his disposal. In fact, Piett became a living legend for being the "only survivor" of Vader's rage.
He was able to sense that R2 had been responsible for Falcons hyperdrive being turned by on
I always interpreted the scene as one part Vader being merciful and perhaps distracted with his failure of convincing Luke to join him, and the other part being realization the crew of the Millennium Falcon fixed the hyperdrive.
@@robertodemiro007 as usual, the legends version is better
3:21 and 5:05 are the best parts in my opinion..!!
Deleted scene on the Falcon, Leia tries to explain the confrontation that caused Han to disappear.
Luke says "Who's Boba Fett?"
In all my years it never occurred to me Luke didn't know who Boba Fett was until basically the end of the movie
Luke never left Tattooine, why is it such a mystery? He was too busy getting power converters from Tosche Station.
cjj - Have you seen the animated Boba Fett short from Holiday Special, though? It came out in 1979, and at the time that The Empire Strikes Back was released, the events that it depicted are considered canon. It is set between "Star Wars" and "Empire." In the short, Luke meets, momentarily works with, and then escapes Boba Fett - Boba Fett introduces himself, by name, to Luke.
that' another part of why empire is such a fucking masterpiece - the crew are split up and have to work things out on their own. the contrast we get from luke's scenes on dagobah and han and leia being bad asses is sick
cjjguitarbass117 Luke met Boba in a comic. But he couldn't see him when they fought.
@@michaelcapozzoli1206 I doubt Lucas took that into account, and its not considered canon anymore
How can this track get a dislike?
+star wars battlefront gameplays ikr
+Bane 6645
That idiot must be a Star Trek fan.
bluecarpettiles ikr. the best part is from 3:02 to 3:47
Maybe Luke? because he gets his hand hacked off in this number?
im pretty sure the dislikes were from star trek fans!
*"Ben....why didn't you tell me.....this music would be so awesome?"*
What I love about John Williams is there are so many many layers to his music especially this track!! John Williams rule 💯💯💯 I've been listening his music since 1975 Jaws I was 8 years old!
3:56 to 5:05 is the best! The things those violins and French horns are doing is genius. John Williams Genius. I get chills still all these years later.
0:01 "Arrrgh!" ~ Luke Skywalker 3 ABY/NSY
I live by that quote
_"oof"_ ~ Boba Fett, 4 ABY / Nach der Schlacht von Yavin (I had to google that one lol)
What is NSY
4:46 or so is used for the reactor sequence in The Battle of Endor.
When the falcon is approaching Luke and the mass of violins start is amazing
always loved the eerie beginning of this song.
3:21 . Just...3:21.
Perhaps the most beautiful orchestration of the Force Theme ever recorded. The tears flow easily for me every time I hear this part. You hear the pain, the loss, the melancholy, the spiritual despair, the hopelessness, but buried underneath it......hope.
EG Vidworks ...at that moment my hair raises and the back of my head goes numb from the awe... every single time. For me this moment represents the pinnacle of all that is Star Wars...not only the way John Williams leads us to this surge of feelings is incomprehensibly masterful... but if you think what has just gone on in the movie... wow... 🤯
@@theomichael6665 I can relate xD
Best variation of the Force theme ever imo.
3:21 - 3:57 for me shows the theme for each living Skywalker of the Original Trilogy and for me it’s the Skywalker theme combining the force theme and Imperial March.
5:22 Train to Ord Mantell Junk Yard (Shadows of the Empire) ^^
5:05 best part
3:20 ....
ikr
3:21 one of the greatest music in all human history
‘What if he doesn’t survive! He’s worth a lot to me!!!’
‘The Empire will compensate you if he dies!...PUT HIM IN!!!!!!!!!’
5:05 start....golden
5:00 to 7:00 reminds me of the Coreillia train, Vzonju speederbike chase, and Tanaab mutant rancor escape missions in Jedi Academy.
Used to listen to this when flying my X Wing in Star Wars Galaxies, really amped up the fun!
5:23 Used earlier when the Snowspeeders were rescuing Han and Luke on Hoth.
My favourite music of ALL TIME. Chills all the way!!!
"Bring my shuttle". 3:50.
The deletion of that, along with the other incredibly UNNECESSARY edits to the entire escape from Bespin sequence, really still aggravate the hell out of me today. Did we really NEED to see Vader's shuttle taking him to his Star Destroyer? I don't think so - it was perfectly fine in the original theatrical edit. "Bring my shuttle" was sufficient. It got the point across in four syllables. The shuttle came, picked him up, he went back to his ship - it was all self-evident just in that one little 3-word line! All those establishing shots showing the shuttle flying away from Bespin, then landing in the bay and seeing Vader exit (all deleted alternate shots from Return of the Jedi, btw) - total waste of film, plus, it disrespects John Williams by chopping up one of his greatest compositions EVER!!! #ShaveGeorgeBaldAndPaintHisHeadRed
Well I think the new version is not so bad. The only thing I really don't like is the new version of the Imperial march in that moment where Vader originally said "bring my Shuttle". The original version (3:50) is quite better, and I think it would be really fine in the new scene of Vader walking toward his Shuttle with the Bespin sunset
One time when Vader was pissed and Lucas cut that
“Alert my Star Destroyer to prepare for my arrival”
5:22 - 6:22 When you're jumping across trams going through the junkyards of Ord Mantell while hunting down IG-88.
Or running from a gigantic mutant Rancor in a space shipping yard
@@TheBfutgreg Ah, yes! I forgot about that. Running from it and trying to avoid the Disciples of Ragnos, especially the ones that Force Choke you.
"It's Vader......."
"Ben..... why didn't you tell me?"
"did you feel that?"
"...the Cold..."
5:34 "Echo Base, I got something. Not much, but it could be a lifeform. Commander Skywalker, do you Copy? This is Rogue Two, this is Rogue Two. Captain Solo, do you Copy?"
“Morning! Nice of you to drop by!”
@@theredhare2483 "😁, Echo Base, this is Rogue Two. I've found 'em. Repeat, I've found 'em."
Luke, wave your right hand if it's you! No, your right hand!
“It’s me, fuckers!”
1:46 And...Down you go!
Brings back memories of playing Star Wars Jedi Academy
Coreillia, Vzounju (?), Tanaab, Taspir and Korriban had bits of this OST
Still my favorite SW action game....the newer EA games are just meh in comparison, feel too stiff and trying to be Dark Souls but not doing well enough in either department
Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast, a lot of memories playing that game. Feeling nostalgic
Even though this song is mostly featured in Jedi Academy.
3:55 to 5:06...the strings and horns. Unbelievably perfect. My favorite of the Trilogy.
Games where we hear this theme, at least all the ones I'm aware of.
Shadows of the Empire.
Galaxy of Heroes.
Star Wars Battlefronts 1 and 2.
Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy
Star Wars Rogue Squadron 2: Rogue Leader (and Rebel Strike)
Thats all I know for now.
TheHero136 Lego SW
Rogue Squadron 1
@@j.c.dicklegproductions9248 That was a 64 bit remix designed for the game. Does it count? Yeah, it counts. I think it counts.
Empire At War
@@ianhines2302 You know, I've never actually heard this track in Empire at War.
5:54 Tie Fighters pursue the Falcon
Vader: "Luke." Luke: "Father."
7:12 "Luke"..."Father"..."Son, come with me"..."Ben...Why didn't you tell me?"
Probably the most emotional scene in the original trilogy, after the unmasking in Return of the Jedi
8:37 that OH SHIT look from Admiral Piett.
No... I am your father.
No... NO... That's not true... THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE!
Search your feelings, you know it to be true!
+xD roflmao NNNNNNOOOOOOO!!!! NNNOOO!!!!!!!
Darth Vader (Luke, you can destroy the Emperor; he has forseen this. It is your destiny.)
Join me, and together we can rule the galaxy as father and son. Come with me. It is the
only way.
5:06 probably my favorite movie soundtrack of all time
You sure right about its one of my favourites of all time for star wars soundtrack as well this piece just gives you that sense intense build up to something that some is about to happen.
4:01 and on...stunning.
Hyperspace starts at 5:05.
1:47 To 1:58 “Falling”
The minute following from 3:56 is my favourite part.
The first 52 seconds is why I came here. The music playing during Vader's speaking to Luke gave me chills
3:22 The Clone Wars Lost Missions trailer
For some reason, 0:03 to 0:12 is completely quiet in the remastered version. They also replaced the bit at 3:50 with the same cue that played when Luke learned Vader was his father.
Does anyone else find it ironic that Darth Vader's own droid(s) end up being the bane of his existence throughout the original trilogy? Especially in this scene?
R2D2 IS THE CHOSEN ONE?!?
mysteriousssstranger if you pretend the prequels don't exist that is fixed
Yet another lame plot point the prequels introduced
@@mphylo2296 you mean detail
@@mphylo2296 Not lame.
The partnership between John Williams and George Lucas, and Sergio Leone and Ennio Morriconne can never be beaten.
Some of the most beautiful music John Williams has ever written. 03:51 - 05:00
Yesss! Those stringsssssssssssssss.
The best in all the sw universe.
0:50 where everyone's mind was blown by the words, "No, I am your father."
The original falcon arcing back over the cloud (not speeded up)was mind-blowing.
5:06 Man, they love using this part for train levels in the older games.
I’m personally a massive fan of 2:05
2:05 to like, 2:50 is honestly pure gold. Those chords at 2:05 give me chills every time, though -- and they just don't sound the same when I try to play them on the piano :(
legendary man , you are
5:05 I like the callback to the snowspeeder search scene towards the beginning.
6:23 "did your men deactivate the hyperdrive on the melenium falcon?"
"Yes, sir"
"Good. Prepare the boarding party, and set your weapons for stun."
*For stUhhn
@@frname7665 ?
@@planetzero7571 Nothing i was just mimicking his pronunciation of "stun" in the movie lol
@@frname7665 oh
Vader: No, I am your father.
Luke: No..No..That’s not true that’s impossible!
00:52
Search your feelings.
You know it to be true.
@@MediaUniverse-om6zk NAAAAWWWOOOOO!!!!!
NNNNOOOooo…..!!!
I’ve been looking for that part from the beginning for so long and I finally found it! I always hear it when Darth Vader cuts Luke’s hand off, but I never heard it on it’s own!
oh my gawd at 5:11
This is as awesomely iconic as it gets!
Best piece of music ever!!
Ord Mantell 5:05 to 6:21
star wars jedi knight jedi academy, right?
Shadows of the Empire
DarksaberForce well, the same song was used in jedi academy on ord mantell
LooneyCynical No, it was used in Shadows of the Empire. Your mind deceives you.
LooneyCynical Nah, it was used on Corellia, Tanaab, and Zonju IV. Ord Mantell uses either the Mos Eisley or Coruscant music. I don’t remember which.
Uma das músicas que eu mais gosto do Star Wars
The absolute WORST sin of the Special Editions was breaking up the Falcon's escape scene in order to explain Vader returning to his ship. I can understand the logic, but the cost was the total destruction of the incredible beauty of 5:22 to 5:47. There was a very specific purpose and meaning to the moment at 5:42, where the Falcon reaches orbit and the audience sees it lit up by Bespin's star creating a diamond ring halo around the planet (symbolising hope). The flow and intention of this moment is ruined by interspersing Vader's scenes, and I impore younger viewers to watch the original cut in order to understand the Irvin's vision.
The best part begins at 2:24, I don't care what everyone else says
8:36 When everyone expects Vader to choke out another Imperial Officer.
Original 'Empire Strikes Back' Script: No, Obi-Wan killed your father!
1980 Final Version: No, _I_ am your father!
1977*
+Lego Fan375 1977 was Episode 4 not 5
+maxtheduke99 oh because when you said original and it was saying that obi wan blah blah blah and that was from episode 4, A New Hope... 😕
+Lego Fan375 He's talking about the sricpt for Episode 5 wich was altered so the secret could be keep and nobody knew it was coming.
+Khewil Cruz Ramirez NO I MEAN WHEN YOU WROTE 1979 YOU ACTUALLY MEAN 1977!!!!!!!!!
0:54 is why i am here!
It is at this moment he knew he fu**ed up! That level version of imperial march
my favorite planet nostalgia :')
5:05
"...then Jan punches the Weequay right in the-"
"Can anyone hear me? We're under attack! Someone is trying to blow up the tram!"
3:50 BRING MY SHUTTLE!
thank's for the great videos
We have to go back
3:14-3:21-3:49
In high school, my nickname was Flower.
FLOOOOOOWEEEEEEEEER?! NOOOOOO!
im seeing you all over this soundtrack
“One time the kids in summer camp would tie me up to a goat and put me in a hole” “A goat? In a hole?” “Kids are cruel! They were mean to you!”
1:35 To 1:47 “Planning Something”
0:54: No, I am your father!
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! :O
I'm still hearing this during this 2020 year of the covid pandemic
3:50 this part has been changed since the special edition of 1997