
jacob
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One of my favorite details in Galactic Racer is this bit where Sebulba claims that the other human that beat him in a podrace "disappeared and made nothing of his life." Sebulba's entire life was focused on racing, so it absolutely makes sense that he never cared enough that the 9 Year Old that beat him on Tatooine eventually became one of the most infamous people in the galaxy.
jacob1,688,621 views • 5 days ago

Still find it really cool how The Battle Of Scarif at the end of Rogue One finds a perfect balance between everything happening above in space and on the actual planet itself. Genuinely makes it one of the greatest battles from any Star Wars movie. Can't believe it's almost been 10 years since it first released!
jacob715,294 views • 21 days ago

Will always be blown away by how absolutely satisfying this moment from the end of Rogue One legitimately is. Seeing these giant Star Destroyers crash together to ultimately destroy The Empire's shield over Scarif is just as visually striking as it is thematically profound.
jacob479,688 views • 22 days ago

The first season of ANDOR seriously doesn't get enough credit for having quite possibly the scariest post credits scene of all time. The reveal that the hexagons that Cassian and the prisoners were constructing on Narkina 5 were actually panels for the Death Star is just as terrifying as it is deeply foreboding.
jacob214,206 views • 22 days ago

Really love this moment from the first season of ANDOR where 30 seconds are dedicated to just showing how TIE Fighter pilots prepare before launching off into action. A perfect contrast to how Cassian and the Aldhani heist crew ultimately had no time to prep before trying to escape, but also it's small details like this that honestly make The Empire feel even more intimidating throughout this series and the Original Trilogy.
jacob126,505 views • 17 days ago

Might be a hot take, but George Lucas replacing the original puppetry in Jabba’s Palace with a CG-filled musical number in Return of the Jedi is actually extremely disrespectful to Richard Marquand. He sadly passed not long after Episode VI released, so he never could’ve consented to changes being made to a film he directed a decade prior like Irvin Kershner could (and did) with The Empire Strikes Back. The original sequence still looks a million times better. I’ve always felt icky about the changes made to this particular film.
jacob2,372,977 views • 9 months ago

Ahsoka's duel against Morgan Elsbeth on Peridia in the first season of AHSOKA is still one of my favorite duels from any Star Wars project. It's incredibly choreographed, but I'll also always love how intense and personal this duel in particular feels. Such a brutal final blow from Ahsoka.
jacob72,607 views • 11 days ago

It's really awesome how the third season of The Clone Wars gave us a brief glimpse into how the Separatist Parliament actually operated. Even wilder seeing Count Dooku operating as a political leader of the Separatists for once rather than just being an evil Sith Lord.
jacob198,755 views • 29 days ago

This moment when a Hammerhead Corvette rams into one Star Destroyer, making it crash into another, and destroying the Shield Gate above Scarif at the end of Rogue One. Never even considered that this was a possibility, so it’s safe to say my mind was blown when I first watched this happen on opening night back in 2016.
jacob1,280,864 views • 6 months ago

Have always really loved this deleted scene from The Phantom Menace where Anakin has a scuffle with Greedo after the podrace. A great reminder that the young boy we meet on Tatooine will eventually give into his anger and frustration to become Darth Vader, as well as Greedo starting trouble will ultimately result in his demise years later. I understand why it ultimately didn't make the final cut, but it's still genuinely some amazing foreshadowing for both of these characters.
jacob382,011 views • 2 months ago

Seriously don’t understand how people think Rey was immediately presented as “one of the best pilots in Star Wars” when this was her first time flying the Millennium Falcon. Between all the crashes, scrapes, and blasts from TIE Fighters, it’s legitimately a miracle that Rey and Finn were actually able to escape from Jakku.
jacob1,288,110 views • 10 months ago