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  • An unmatched scene. Every moment in the Star War movies comes to this one scene. The music is so unique because you can hear any music and recognize it as Star Wars but this one is sooo amazing and different. Duel of Fates and "No Luke, I am your father." ain't got nothing on this. This is the one moment where everybody shuts up to witness the epicness.

  • best episode ever

  • there's something tragic about the male fate in this scene that just almost brings me to tears. it's like how you absolutely have to surpass your father and sort of put him in the grave, you have to take his place while he becomes useless. i don't think there's ever been a more powerful father/son scene in a movie than this one.

  • Such an emotionally stronger scene. Luke striking Vaders saber when he fell lasted on a few seconds but was so much more powerful than the totally overdone Mustafar battle.

  • Obi Wan & Qui Gon v Darth Maul was better IMO. Great scene though!

  • @BigLad386 Fuck off.

  • This is the ultimate Jedi vs. Sith duel emotionally. The light and dark sides of the force are literially fighting each other (Anakin was conceived from the Force). It would only make sense that the literal representations of the Force would be able to bring balance to the Force...and that they do.

  • You know what's odd Luke and anakin both lost the same hand

  • @Eliteclonewarsguy555 i noticed that too like father like son dont ya think i do

  • most epic movie scene in history!

  • The lightsabre effects look so much better in the pre-digital films. Dunno why.

  • This is how lightsaber fights should be. The things are supposed to be incredibly difficult to control, and when two people fight with them, it's as much a battle of technical skill as personal control and strength. In the new trilogy people handle lightsabers as if they're made of foam and weight 10 ounces. This is Star Wars and not DBZ or some ninja anime.

  • What an amazing scene. The shadow and light on Luke's face, the Godly score, the pure rage in Luke's attacks-I enjoy the prequels for what they are, but nothing can compare to this.

  • beautifully epic piece of music

  • This scene always brings me chills, the music, the intensity, just perfect.

  • Someone actually gave this video a thumbs down? How broken does one have to be to dislike this? Let us pray they meant to hit the thumbs up, but were too drunk to successfully carry out their intended action.

  • 1:02 WHATS THAT OBJECT VADER IS HOLDING IN HIS OTHER HAND IT CANT BE LUKES SABER

  • Wow luke blows, by far the worst acted and overall annoying character in the whole saga

  • @Ha1frican

    So according to you Hayden Christensen was better? <_<

    Seriously, watch episode 2 or 3 and pick me ONE LINE from Anakin that wasn't annoyingly cheesy, cliché or just plain over-acted.

  • @Ha1frican You must be a jar-jar binks fan XD

  • Best scene in star wars and the music to go with it makes is perfect

  • As much as I love the 3 originals. The lightsaber choreography was horrendous.

  • @Marblez3 dude...you make me want to vomit. what do you think you would do with a lightsaber if you were filled with rage? twirl and flick it around perfectly or swing it around wildly and erratically hoping to crush darth vaders stupid face? christ...learn to understand that.

  • @RadicalMassacre I agree, the lightsabres where originally intended to feel like real swords and the battles where supposed to feel as real as possible. Luke swinging wildly like he's taking a sledge hammer to vader showing how real the scene is and how the darkside (anger and hate) gives you more power hell even animes (G Gundam Master Asia's Guiana Highlands duel) and kh birth by sleep allude to this constantly.

  • what is the music at 1:14 ??

  • @MyMichel87 final Duel/ Into the Death Star

  • Mark Hamill acted this scene really well.

  • Luke almost losing himself to the Dark Side, completely snapping, wildly swinging his saber more like a baseball bat than a sword, completely blind with rage. One of the most emotionally powerful scenes in the entire series.

    Hayden Christensen being unable to even scowl convincingly or deliver a single line without inducing physical pain in the audience during his final battle with Obi-Wan...turning what should have been the most powerful scenes in the series into one of the most pathetic.

  • Anakin's destiny as the Chosen One always seemed to me to be hijacked by the Sith. George Lucas' "he ultimately fulfilled the prophecy and brought balance to the force in the end" is lame. Why isn't it enough that he brought balance back within himself?

    Hundreds of billions of people die, the Chosen One kills nearly the entire Jedi Order, and the second he and Palpatine kick the bucket everything is all rainbows and sunshine with the Force? Really? C'mon.

  • @DrTruthiness thats just the end of the movies, theres alots of books that contunie the story. this palpatines "death" isnt the end of the empire nor the end of the sith

  • @icer1249 According to Lucas, everything ends at Return of the Jedi.

    I, personally, think that's stupid. The stuff you're referring to is the Extended Universe, which I think makes Star Wars a hell of a lot more cool.

  • @DrTruthiness true. I love what hapends in the jedu knight games. Luke has a good story and overall everything else evolves nicely. Hell my favorite jedi Kyle Katarn comes fourth. Witch makes 2 Overpowered jedis Luke and Kyle. 

  • @DrTruthiness thats why i pretend the prequels never happened :) even though they did...and theyll never go away...*sigh*

  • @RadicalMassacre Nothing in the Prequels is as bad as Mark Hamill and the Ewoks.... Love the series as a whole but there is alot in the old trilogy that is groan inducing too

  • If you will not be turned, you will be destroyed!

  • the Force was with George Lucas then ... but once he did the new episodes - he failed :( can you compare this little epic video above to the jumping flying Korean style ``jedis'' from episodes 1,2, and 3?

  • no doubt Luke is the one to take example from ... and captain Solo of course

  • watch?v=ymYj4P_yRyo Watch this afterwards, then watch this again, you will notice the epic background music a lot better

  • 1:40 The railing survives the lighsaber. 1:41 Again. 1:47 Cut when Luke slices Vader's arm from is body. ERROR!!!!

  • As a child I've always been criticizing how chessy those cg are, how the swordplays are not excited as the prequel e.t.c. But now as I have watched these movies again, I realized that how amazing these movies actually are

  • @Forceexile Seriously, it's crazy huh? After watching all the prequels and seeing these duels, these fights seem more on-the-edge and realistic.

  • @DrTruthiness y do u care if its realistic or not? ITS STAR WARS!!!!

  • @DrTruthiness The reason is they brought in professional choreographers for the prequels. While not bad in it of itself, they put so much effort into perfect choreography, that no human being could possibly be doing such fancy moves in the middle of a fight, and our brain realizes that. As such, we lose all emotional involvement. The ultimate irony is that a much simpler fight here is much more interesting than a perfectly choreographed fight scene between Anakin and Count Dooku.

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  • Rip Bob Anderson the stunt double that played Darth Vader in fighting mode EPS V & VI for David Prowse who was the reg Vader

  • @seisan9

    Except that Vader did bring balance to the force at the end of episode III. The force was heavily balance to good. When he was done there were 2 Jedi and 2 Sith left.

  • The shot where Luke and Vader are dueling across the screen is epic. Really felt the emotion of Lukes progession as a jedi from the last film/

  • Yeah, this scene is officially more intense than all three of the prequels' fights put together.

  • @theeducatedfool I agree. Though I loved the darth maul fight, the music + choreography was great. But this fight was way more important and emotional.

  • @theeducatedfool Fuckin' ay, man.

  • Emperor: Goood.....GOOOOOD, let the hatred flow through you.....

    Luke: Never, I'll never join the dark side, I am a Jedi, like my father before me.....You've failed your highness.....

    Emperor: So be it.....Jedi.....But before you go, you may want to watch this....

    Luke: What is it?

    Emperor: Episode one: The Phantom menace!

    *2 hours later*

    Luke: W-what the hell was that......Midichlorians?......­I-I don't know...

    Emperor: Join me and we can destroy the one who had that idea

    Luke: My Lord!!

  • SONG ANYONE PLEASE?

  • @12345homersimpson A jedi's Fury

  • @12345homersimpson Battle of Endor 2

  • @12345homersimpson it's just called the final duel return of the jedi.

  • Looks like Emperor Palpatine is the only one who down voted this video.

  • 2:50 Emperor is disappoint. 

  • my favorite scene of all time along with the next

  • The only thing that made this work, was the music. John Williams is the best composer in the world ever... bar none.

  • version better>blu ray suks balls

  • 1:27 best song ever.

  • thumbs up for THE DARK SIDE!!!

  • It's like 30 years ago Lucas knew what kind of movies they were gonna make around 2000-2010, and so he created ''The Lord of the Rings'' of the 80s.

  • I dont like the ending. Luke should have killed Vader. Not in anger, or rage, or for vengence. He should have said, "You are not my father. You are a sith, a shell of a once great man. He is dead now. My father is dead. I am not killing him I am killing you. I must kill you. For the greater good. Im sorry." Then kill him. If Anikin was able to turn back then it ruins the entire point of having a dark side. Vader needed to die. And then luke would be killed. And then the explostion, It would work

  • @greenpeices Except the Jedi believe that no one is beyond redemption and Luke had been saying he could still feel the good in Vader and the internal conflict. Plus Vader's turning against Palpatine fulfilled his prophecy to bring balance to the Force.

  • @seisan9 Yes, but the prophecy didnt exist until The Phantom Menace. And Yoda said once you turn to the dark side, forever will it cloud your destiny. You cant establish an idea as a law of nature and then go back on it. Its a cheap ending to a bad movie. I belive that Episode Six was the begining of the bad Star Wars movies.

  • @greenpeices The Phantom Menace being set first, chronologically, so as far as we know, the prophecy has in fact existed since the very start.

    Also, I don't believe Vader ever did fully turn to the dark side, throughout the original trilogy (More so V and VI) you can still sense good in him

  • @seisan9 No. The fullfillment of the prophecy occurred when Vader hunted and destroyed the remaining Jedi leaving only Dark Side - Vader & Emperor vs Light Side - Yoda & Obi Wan. That was the bringing balance to the force.

  • @seisan9 He brought balance temporarily anyway

  • @seisan9 you sure? i always figured the prophecy was just misunderstood. that "balance" actually meant an equal balance between light and dark, not the irradication of the dark side.

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  • @greenpeices

    that would be a horrid ending, that's not what a true Jedi would do. Luke strayed into the dark but resisted and knew that Vader could still be saved, and still felt love for his father, despite all that had happened. Vader was nothing like Palpatine in that respect.

  • @HelmutVillam Horrid compared to what? A bunch of muppet bears dancing in a after defeating an entire army who had bases and fleets in several systems all across the universe.

  • Man, I haven't seen more brutal, cunnung and twisted movie villain than the Emperor! The way he looks at Luke when he refuses to turn to the Dark Side ( 2:52 ) just makes my guts shrink!

  • Clássico dos Clássicos...

  • its a trip.. this is how the little boy from episode 1 ended up...

  • it changeed

  • I loved this scene, it is the only time I cried watching this.

  • why would he throw his lightsaber? moron

  • 1 person disliked this. Must have been the Emperor for being thrown down the shaft.

  • "You've failed, your Highness. I am a Jedi, like my father before me."

    That single line was the culmination of Luke's entire training through all 3 movies. Everything was building up to that, when you think about it.

    Some people might say that Luke was silly for throwing away his lightsaber (and it is true on its face), but they fail to understand that throwing it away was SYMBOLIC of his complete and total rejection of the dark side. Luke was saying he would rather die than turn.

  • @TheAle89515 if u look and the end when he about too hug his sister leia he in his pocket

  • @TheAle89515 I totally agree! What I really believe about that particular scene is that Luke made the decision to throw away his lightsaber because of the example set by Ben Kenobi in A New Hope. Perhaps Ben foresaw an inevitable confrontation that would test Luke--he wanted to teach Luke the true difference between the light and dark side. Luke didn't understand Ben's sacrifice in A New Hope, but when Luke saw his father's stub and heard the Emperor's words, it clicked.

  • @Ascentist you realize you are talking to someone whos gone for 3 months right?

  • Im gonna fuck tat perfect green bar up

  • @absofmetal So be it. Troll.

  • Thumbs up if you get chills at 1:11

  • @SpartanfighterX10 HELL YES!! This is my favorite fight of the whole Star Wars saga. (-;

  • This is the emotional climax to the entire Star Wars saga. Just great shit right there.

  • @NYG4LIFE123 Atleast the movies.

  • That scene gives me major goosebumps no matter how many times I see it. The most powerful moment of the whole saga. And I do like how the lightsaber duels in the original trilogy felt more raw and less flashy. I'm not a prequel hater but they did over do it a bit with the flips and such during the lightsaber duels. The Luke/Vader duels were much more dramatic.

  • I hope Christopher Noland directs the remakes. Episode 1 and 2 just really gave me post traumatic stress syndrome, I mean really they were terrible. I personally believe the premise was great but the choice of actors was a tragedy. And I really didn't like the direction. Lucas should still be the guy for special effects, production, and basic political philosophy but damn... I mean damn those 2 movies were awful. If you like those movies than how can you appreciate 3-6. I liked episode 3.

  • only thing i didn't like was how scripted Vader's collapse was. didn't look natural, look like he intentionally went to his knees for no reason.

  • @NYG5 Luke suddenly was overcome with rage and became 10 times faster and more powerful than Vader. Vader couldn't keep up and fell over, the reason being he was overwhelmed, just as Luke was in the ESB. 

  • omg this is the only one that is not edited in a differnet way the only thing i wanted is it for to be longer into were he dies

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  • I never understood how Vader couldn't see Luke under the stairs right infront of him...

  • @islanumblar haha i was just thinking that

  • That feel when the end of this scene is forever ruined by NOOOOOO

  • My Father and I had the same fight but it was because he was going to bring my sister to Disney Land without me

  • noooooooooo

  • 1:25-1:48. I think, there were all spirit of Jedi with Luke. All Jedi killed by Vader.

  • @skony1234 I hear that. 2 bad we don't "see" them like Yoda & Obi-wan at the end.

  • when i watch star-wars i are allways sad or i gonna cry :(((

  • The only bad thing is how short the epic moment is. Like anger I guess

  • @eleod11 very clever comment, never saw it like that before.

  • @mrharoldb Getting all stoic. It is inevitable!

  • HAHAAHA I ALONE HAVE THE POWER TO RUIN THAT PERFECTLY GREEN LIKE BAR MWA HAHAHA. GIVE ME ALL THUMBS UP, OR I WILL RUIN THAT GREEN WITH A LITTLE RED >:)

  • after watching the Duels from episodes 1,2,3 this duel... sucked.

  • @AsafSchnider They didn't really have the special effects technology or stunt techniques available when they made this film to have the intricate battles of the prequel movies. Anyway, I tend to agree with TheBlitzs' comment, that this battle, while not as impressively co-ordinated, carried far more emotion.

  • @AsafSchnider

    It's as bad as you say. The reason why the flashiness of episode 1-3 isn't here was because all the Jedi who knew how to do those flashy things are well... DEAD! And all Luke has to go on was the teachings of Yoda and Obi-Wan which were kinda short lived (Obi-Wan died at Death Star 1 before he could teach Luke anything else, while Luke ditched Yoda to save his friends).

  • @rockmanx770 ohh thats a really good point, thanks for the comment :)

  • Did Luke say "NO!!!!" or "NEVER!!!" ?

  • When Luke says, "I will not fight U," I STRONGLY urge others 2 listen 2 him B4 he slices ur hand off! O-:

  • ya know, so many badmouth JEDI just because of the muppet stuff and the Ewoks, but personally I'd take fuzzballs and puppets any day if it included this scene, which was the scariest, yet coolest thing as a young kid. Just the score alone.....Awesome 4 Ever

  • I was so torn when I first saw this part! I really thought we'd lost Luke D:

  • WHAT HAPPENS? WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? AARGGHHH!! NOOOOOO!!!!! I WANNA CCCCCC

  • this fight shows that jumps and acrobatic moves arent necessary to make a good fight

  • darth vader acts nothing like aniken :l

  • @Xboxlove1 That's because the Anakin Skywalker George Lucas has shoved down your throat is a commericalized, generic, dull, and boring character, rather than one who should have prinicples, wise, and has a complicated life that ended up in tragedy, detsroying all good in him. Duh.

  • @starkiller20293 ii relax lol

  • @Xboxlove1 I amlol, i'm just telling u that the Anakin Skywalker in the old trilogy isnt the same one in the new one. From what we were told anyway.

  • you know, whenever I see this in It's A Trap!, I always yell out, "AND THIS, IS, FOR, RIPPING, OFF, THE SIMPSONS!" when Luke is slashing repeatedly at the end of the fight.

  • God man, the fucking music in this scene is unbelievably epic....

  • @AirAssault7 its called jedi's fury soundtrack let u know :P

  • Man, one of the best fight scenes out there. Too bad the stair case is in the way at 1:30 then we might be able to see the whole thing.

  • By far the most magical moment in Star Wars. Father and Son fighting under the staircase with epic music to back it up.

  • sister, so you have a twin-sister. Unforgetable James Earl Jones

  • I think the best lightsaber duel in any of the movies, even if its short. The emotions expressed in it are intense.

  • "You've failed, your Hignness. I am a Jedi...like my father before me."

    *beat*

    "So be it...JEDI..."

  • The real power is when you see challenge with emotion,angry XD for real people,Canada is opened to you

  • Only True Star Wars fans have learnt to appreciate all 6 films, they're all essential and epic in their own way. The music in this makes this scene so epic that i actually felt sorry for Vader :|

  • @OConnor9920

    Same here man. That hit hit where I live (pounds chest by heart). Every time I watch this scene I feel connected to both Luke's anger and feel for Darth Vader. The Music gives me goosebumps every time. It true is "EPIC"!

  • @OConnor9920 Please don't lump in the prequels with the Star Wars trilogy. 

  • @OConnor9920 Then you look at Vader. "This asshole is abusing me and making me fight my own son. Must be the good guy!"

  • @OConnor9920 I disagree.

    The films lacked the right spirit of Starwars.

    They could have made all the sense in the world (they didn't, however) and still have been bad. They lacked the spirit, adventure, and the originality.

    Starwars was the introduction to a world unseen to us. A prequel based on a more fit-age should have done that in spades. I have written my own version of the prequels and am more happy with them.

    Don't insult fans with taste please.

  • @OConnor9920 Someone needs to watch the Plinkett reviews.

  • @OConnor9920 Same here. And for the prequels.

  • This is much better than the prequels: Better camera work, more emotion, better sets, more consequences, better acting, better story, just all around better. Maybe Lucas needs to take a lesson from his own movies.

  • NEVER!!!!!

  • Youtube artificially downsizing the views eh? What's the matter? Don't like the jedis refusing the new world order?

    Emperor Rothchild likes to get his way.

  • 1:12 = Most Epic moment in the entire Star Wars saga.

  • poor vader lost his hand :(

  • @blasterrifle3 You do realize he dies after that scene? I'm pretty sure he never has time to miss his hand.

  • What's the Ost at 1:12??

  • @DarkSky1991 Actually it's Battle Of Endor II. 

  • @paulogomescoelho Thank you

  • @paulogomescoelho "Battle Of Endor II" is 11minutes long and includes the Track "Final Duel / Into the Death Star", that is the one you are searching ;)

  • @DarkSky1991 final duel/into the death star

  • @DarkSky1991

    Final Duel / Into The Death Star

    MPOST SW:ROTJ

    ;D

  • i find this much more important/epic than the obi-wan v anikan duel

  • i love the music and the smoking gantry with the choir voices very dramatic!

  • see how they fight, its like a real fight with emotion, not all coordinated

    and the fight is not the point of the scene like in the fake star wars movies

    the fight is just an expression of not understanding or being able to manage feelings

  • @TheBlitz1 Perfect

  • @TheBlitz1 This or the Phantom menace pace and feel of dueling was the best in my eyes, Phantom Menace had a feeling of determination of concentration put into action, whereas this scene had a more emotional side. Revenge of the Sith however felt so horribly over-done.

  • @gogman25 the phantom menace was the worst movie ever made, it had no plot, no main character, no emotions, no continuity, etc. etc. etc.

    it was basically created for kids 13 and younger

  • @TheBlitz1 Arn't you a genius? It did however, have one of the best saber duels in the series.

  • @gogman25 yeah its cool if your a kid, for an adult its just overkill silly unnecessary action

  • @TheBlitz1 Actually, the duel was especially well done with the masterpeice "Duel of The Fates", it retained it's sense of realism and actually portrayed emotional aspects and their effects whilst retaining a sense of pace, maybe not up to scratch with say the Throne Room battle or the classic Obi-Wan VS Darth Vader duel scene; yet still a well orchestrated chapter in the otherwise abominable film The Phantom Menace.

  • @gogman25 well i thought it was tedious

  • @gogman25

    It's a choreographed dance recital....sure you can have "skillz" and what not....but at no point do...well _any_ of the prequel duels feel like what they're supposed to be: two people trying to _KILL_ one another.

    Even if you took the two most skilled swordsmen in the world today, and put them in a duel _to the death_....it would _not_ be graceful, eloquent, or neat. At the end of the day, it's two humans trying to murder one another with really big blades.

  • @Eldeecue WHY_DO_YOU_KEEP_DOING_THIS

    Allow me to put down your whole argument... these guys are Jedi (well, save perhaps for Maul) they're trained to refrain from becoming aggressive and giving into anger.

  • @TheBlitz1 so i mean revenge of the sith had absolutely no emotion in it?

  • i love how disappointed and pissed he looked at the end.

  • I personally think that this is one of the greatest scenes in film history.

  • @Haz3rd you're def. not teh oinly one my freind lol :)

  • One thing I will always fail to understand about Luke/Leia. If Leia was truly his sister, and would obviously have force powers, why then didn't Vader sense them when he had her in custody in Episode 4. Surely with his talent, and that of the emperor they had to have sensed them.

  • @Paigeshusband Hmm, as far as I know Leia wasn't force sensitive. So Darth Vader couldn't feel it if the Force wasn't there. Her mother wasn't force sensitive, also. The " maybe she will turn to the dark side " which Vader uses, doesn't necessarily mean that she'll turn to the dark side of the force, but to the Imperial Army. It can also be seen as a way to provoke Luke out of hiding. It doesn't matter who her parents are, the Force chooses who it wants, it's not a something that's passed on.