One of my favorites is one specific moment in Luke vs Vader during Empire; When he first encounters Vader in the carbon freeze chamber, that entire segment, the tense atmosphere, the chilling fear, the lack of any music, the way Vader toys with Luke. It's superb.

Happy new year everyone in the east coast. May the force be with you all in 2026

Last post of 2025.. good riddance to this year

Luke refuses to give in to the dark side in ROTJ and Anakin’s redemption More broadly, any scene with a lot of aliens (typically Mos Eisley’s cantina), because all these designs were so creative and imaginative for the late 70s/early 80s, we really do feel in a massive galaxy far far away…

Original Trilogy appreciation post!! What is your favourite scene from the Original Trilogy? Ill start, my favourite has always been the Battle of Hoth.

Okay I have to ask, why in hell is the Team Canada roster being announced in Minneapolis Minnesota? We have hotels here in Canada that they could have announced it from, instead they did it in a foreign country that currently wants to invade us... such a blunder by Team Canada management.

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I was watching Landman (wanted to check it out cus youtube shorts kept showing me clips) yesterday, the amount of time they spend sexualizing his daughter who is 17 is insane. She even has lines like "as long as he doesnt cum in me, he can cum anywhere on me." Again, a 17 year old.

I love Canada as well but we also need to do better in some regards. First off, Natives deserve clean and safe drinking water, they dont have it currently. Also the anti-immigration rhetoric has spread far and wide in Ontario and has become a major issue and really needs to be addressed.

"Wanna buy some deathsticks?"

Phantom Menace: Obi Wan and Qui-Gonn Jinn vs Darth Maul Attack of the Clones: The colosseum fight and it's aftermath Revenge of the Sith: The duel between Anakin and Obi Wan

The Podracing scene from the Phantom Menace because not only did I play the game based on in the Nintendo 64 to know the racers by heart that makes what happened to them more the impactful, but I understand how tense the Bonta Eve Classic in-terms of course difficult and specific.

"Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Plagueis The Wise?"

When Darth Sidious fights Yoda. I always wish that fight had been a longer one.

I'd say every scene with the Coruscant landscape, the vibes are immaculate. But if we're talking a specific scene, probably the ending of Revenge of the Sith. The way the tragedy writes itself, that last scene on Tattooine, UGH

Look at this masterpiece of cinema. I really want Star Wars to explore more of the Battle of Coruscant and the civil war on Coruscant after Palpatine's death SO BAD.

This entire race

My thoughts on all three trilogies is this: The Prequel Trilogy is a good story told poorly. The Original Trilogy is a good story told good. The Sequel Trilogy is a poor story told good.

Honestly, that last moment Obi-Wan and Anakin had before they went their separate ways and wouldn't meet again until their duel. Didn't realize it at the time that was the last time Obi-Wan saw Anakin before he became Vader.

I'll be controversial and say Phantom Menace is the most watchable one It's campy and stupid but at least it has a sense of fun to it. Unlike the other two which are actively laborious to sit through.

The whole opening of III was pretty fun

What is your favourite scene from the prequels? I've seen it made fun of a lot, but the Darth Maul fight is one of the main scenes that made me actually fall in love with Star Wars.

Aside from Darth Plagues, i really like Anakin reuniting with Watto to find his mom. Watto being happy to see him but Anakin obviously doesn’t have any sympathy towards him since he was his slave originally. It’s a well done scene and I think it deserves more recognition. youtu.be/Gs2fHUesRe0?...

I'll never forget the high of listening to Duel of the Fates for the first time. Watching Darth Maul pull out the first ever double bladed lightsaber was a peak moment in my childhood.

Probably the Battle of Geonosis or the opening of Revenge of the Sith with the rescue above Coruscant

The final duel on Mustafar remains a top favorite for me as well, although I’d also give major props as well to the Battle of Coruscant.

I’m not really a Star Wars Prequel fan at all but the Opera House scene in Revenge Of The Sith is genuinely fantastically done.

The legendary scene where Palpatine tells Anakin the tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise.

My favorite scene from the prequels, sequels, OGs, and standalone films is the entirety of Episode III

Prequel Trilogy Appreciation post!! What is your favourite scene from the Prequels? Ill start, the duel on Mustafar of course.

Happy Sunday everyone. Today is a rainy day so its a lazy day. Hope all is well

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Who else calls the days between Christmas and New Year's the in-between? ✋️

When the blue lightsaber flings toward Rey and she catches it in The Force Awakens (I can't find the gif).

I really like the Last Jedi, this scene was actually my favourite scene. Because it's about Rey facing herself while being unsure about the outcome. Was there bad moments in it? Yes, but I enjoyed it a lot.

I want to wish you all a very Merry Sithmas.

Luke saving the resistance without dealing a single blow in TLJ, embodying the Jedi code perfectly, is not only the greatest moment on the Sequel trilogy, but possibly also the greatest moment in the entire saga. 🦆

There are so many to choose from, but I'll go with Yoda showing up to give Luke one final lesson. "We are what they grow beyond. That is the true burden of all masters" is such an awesome line

Ben Solo Force Tricking Snoke and then easily calling the Skywalker saber is sooooo good. #StarWars #TheLastJedi #Reylo

Okay I might be in the minority here but I love the bombing run at the beginning of TLJ. It feels very WWII esque and the soundtrack is awesome

The full circle Yoda and Luke moment on Ach-To in The Last Jedi that on a meta level bookended yoda's arc from all 8 movies and story-wise convinced Luke to rejoin the fight one last time and become the mythic hero the galaxy believed him to be.

Dad? ..I know As a father and a son who had a difficult father/son relationship this scene wrecks me.

The fight scene in Episode 9 where Rey & Kylo are psychologically dueling it out was pretty cool visually and conceptually, I also appreciate how it reinforces how force vision works as established in TLJ

R2D2 playing a hologram of the Princess to ol man Luke, calling him to action, to fight the good fight, again.

Runner-up: Thats not how the Force works

Kylo Ren’s crashout got a laugh outta me I guess

Luke immediately throwing his lightsaber over his shoulder after Rey traveled all that way with it. (The Last Jedi, 2017)