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We seriously don't talk enough about how absolutely terrifying Darth Vader was in the finale for Maul: Shadow Lord enough. The fact that Vader was able to hold his own against Maul and two Jedi using nothing but slow, heavy movements genuinely shows how powerful he truly is. A... show more

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Darth Vader was taking on a rogue Jedi master, former Sith Lord, and untapped potential padawan all at the same time. Anakin didn’t lose a step after being encased in a suit. What’s more interesting is the dialogue and how Maul says that Vader is no inquisitor and senses it.

Darth Vader was taking on a rogue Jedi master, former Sith Lord, and untapped potential padawan all at the same time. Anakin didn’t lose a step after being encased in a suit. What’s more interesting is the dialogue and how Maul says that Vader is no inquisitor and senses it.

Nori

252,822 views • 3 months ago

As amazing and emotional as their final confrontation was in the series finale, Obi-Wan and Darth Vader’s first lightsaber duel in the Kenobi series is seriously so overlooked. Honestly was terrifying watching a rusty and unfocused Obi-Wan face off once again against Darth Vader, this time fueled even more by personal anger and an intense hatred. Genuinely still remains one of the scariest moments to happen in any Star Wars project.

As amazing and emotional as their final confrontation was in the series finale, Obi-Wan and Darth Vader’s first lightsaber duel in the Kenobi series is seriously so overlooked. Honestly was terrifying watching a rusty and unfocused Obi-Wan face off once again against Darth Vader, this time fueled even more by personal anger and an intense hatred. Genuinely still remains one of the scariest moments to happen in any Star Wars project.

jacob

13,715 views • 5 months ago

We really don’t talk enough about how terrifying Darth Vader’s introduction was in the third episode of the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Despite being one of the most iconic and intimidating villains in cinematic history, seeing Vader mercilessly take out someone without even igniting his lightsaber is easily one of the darkest moments I’ve ever seen in a Star Wars project. We’d never seen this character quite this angry before, and this scene is as chilling to watch as it is just outright horrifying.

We really don’t talk enough about how terrifying Darth Vader’s introduction was in the third episode of the Obi-Wan Kenobi series. Despite being one of the most iconic and intimidating villains in cinematic history, seeing Vader mercilessly take out someone without even igniting his lightsaber is easily one of the darkest moments I’ve ever seen in a Star Wars project. We’d never seen this character quite this angry before, and this scene is as chilling to watch as it is just outright horrifying.

jacob

52,340 views • 5 months ago

This is not talked about enough. The fact that Kanan bested Maul even after being freshly blinded is insane! Not to mention the line "You had your chance." Followed by stopping Maul's punch with his hand and throwing him off the ledge. Kanan was such a peak Jedi.

This is not talked about enough. The fact that Kanan bested Maul even after being freshly blinded is insane! Not to mention the line "You had your chance." Followed by stopping Maul's punch with his hand and throwing him off the ledge. Kanan was such a peak Jedi.

Chopper

438,535 views • 2 months ago

Saying "Luke's attachment to Vader saved the galaxy" is wrong. Luke did not show attachment, only compassion and selflessness. He was intent on redeeming his father, but he was also ready to accept Vader's refusal and his own death. He had no attachment to Vader, only compassion for him. The only attachment Luke showed was to Leia, when Vader threatened her, and that was the moment that he nearly gave into fear and anger. But he was able to pull back and refuse to play Palpatine's games, accepting death as a Jedi should. It seems people just misunderstand "attachment" in this context, or what Luke really meant when he said things like "then my father is truly dead," or "soon I'll be dead, and you with me."

Saying "Luke's attachment to Vader saved the galaxy" is wrong. Luke did not show attachment, only compassion and selflessness. He was intent on redeeming his father, but he was also ready to accept Vader's refusal and his own death. He had no attachment to Vader, only compassion for him. The only attachment Luke showed was to Leia, when Vader threatened her, and that was the moment that he nearly gave into fear and anger. But he was able to pull back and refuse to play Palpatine's games, accepting death as a Jedi should. It seems people just misunderstand "attachment" in this context, or what Luke really meant when he said things like "then my father is truly dead," or "soon I'll be dead, and you with me."

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Jared Moskowitz: Dick Cheney's story is interesting, they used to call him Darth Vader. But, if you know the story of Darth Vader in the sixth episode, he throws the Emperor down the shaft to save his son. And Dick Cheney actually did that towards the end to protect his daughter from Trump. Bill Maher: He voted for the Democrat in the last election because he couldn't stand what Trump was doing.

Jared Moskowitz: Dick Cheney's story is interesting, they used to call him Darth Vader. But, if you know the story of Darth Vader in the sixth episode, he throws the Emperor down the shaft to save his son. And Dick Cheney actually did that towards the end to protect his daughter from Trump. Bill Maher: He voted for the Democrat in the last election because he couldn't stand what Trump was doing.

Blue Georgia

214,807 views • 9 months ago

People know James Earl Jones as the voice of Darth Vader, but he was a force of nature on stage. Never was that more clear than in the play "Fences," which won 4 Tony Awards in 1987--including for Jones as Best Actor. This searing father/son scene is artistry at its finest:

People know James Earl Jones as the voice of Darth Vader, but he was a force of nature on stage. Never was that more clear than in the play "Fences," which won 4 Tony Awards in 1987--including for Jones as Best Actor. This searing father/son scene is artistry at its finest:

Clifton Duncan

12,858 views • 24 days 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.

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.

jacob

382,011 views • 25 days ago

The fact that Tony Gilroy even got to write a Vader line feels really special to me and you can tell Tony took it seriously. Tony isn’t a Star Wars fan but he’s a REVERED professional writer and part of that comes from giving audiences incredible moments. Every moment of this scene is absolutely cool as fuck and even people who don’t like Star Wars are going to feel hype about it because it’s also HILARIOUS. Darth Vader is a drama queen. If you really want to get technical about the lore, Anakin stopped emotionally developing at age 22 and it makes Darth Vader hilarious. Every moment of this is what a 22 year old would do if a girl broke his heart. It’s exactly what a badass villain should be — spooky is the most important (which is why there’s SO MUCH spooky imagery and not as much dialogue) but he’s also smart and sometimes even charming. He’s the perfect villain and he needs to be treated with the proper gravitas. Actually — he needs to be treated with MORE gravitas because he’s also a supervillain icon and a true blueprint. As much gravitas as you think he needs, Gilroy gives him just a LITTLE more. Because he’s Darth fucking Vader, baby. This scene alone can make almost anyone enjoy Rogue One because it’s fucking hilarious. Tony Gilroy killed it. 10/10 my second favorite Star Wars moment ever. Incredible respect for an iconic villain.

The fact that Tony Gilroy even got to write a Vader line feels really special to me and you can tell Tony took it seriously. Tony isn’t a Star Wars fan but he’s a REVERED professional writer and part of that comes from giving audiences incredible moments. Every moment of this scene is absolutely cool as fuck and even people who don’t like Star Wars are going to feel hype about it because it’s also HILARIOUS. Darth Vader is a drama queen. If you really want to get technical about the lore, Anakin stopped emotionally developing at age 22 and it makes Darth Vader hilarious. Every moment of this is what a 22 year old would do if a girl broke his heart. It’s exactly what a badass villain should be — spooky is the most important (which is why there’s SO MUCH spooky imagery and not as much dialogue) but he’s also smart and sometimes even charming. He’s the perfect villain and he needs to be treated with the proper gravitas. Actually — he needs to be treated with MORE gravitas because he’s also a supervillain icon and a true blueprint. As much gravitas as you think he needs, Gilroy gives him just a LITTLE more. Because he’s Darth fucking Vader, baby. This scene alone can make almost anyone enjoy Rogue One because it’s fucking hilarious. Tony Gilroy killed it. 10/10 my second favorite Star Wars moment ever. Incredible respect for an iconic villain.

Tad Ghostal

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Triple H on pitching a heel turn to Vince McMahon while he was still in DX “Austin is white hot. Rock is on his way up, but he’s going to be a baby face.” “We need the Darth Vader in this…. I can be that bad guy, but I gotta get out of this group.”

Triple H on pitching a heel turn to Vince McMahon while he was still in DX “Austin is white hot. Rock is on his way up, but he’s going to be a baby face.” “We need the Darth Vader in this…. I can be that bad guy, but I gotta get out of this group.”

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Melissa the Hopeful🏠Homemaker

36,180 views • 5 months ago

Palpatine was a real one for respecting the 1v1 It's kind of a nice detail as Luke's not getting phased by Vader trying to lure him to the dark side but loses his shit once he mentions his sister. Can we all agree that is the only true end to Star Wars

Palpatine was a real one for respecting the 1v1 It's kind of a nice detail as Luke's not getting phased by Vader trying to lure him to the dark side but loses his shit once he mentions his sister. Can we all agree that is the only true end to Star Wars

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78,383 views • 2 months ago

as a russian speaker im thinking about how its hard to articulate your emotions and feelings in your native language because it always feels so raw and too intense and the fact that he was able to say all of that proves how deep he feels it #heatedrivalry

as a russian speaker im thinking about how its hard to articulate your emotions and feelings in your native language because it always feels so raw and too intense and the fact that he was able to say all of that proves how deep he feels it #heatedrivalry

mary¹

94,748 views • 8 months ago

We seriously don’t talk about just how perfect Boba Fett’s re-introduction in the second season of The Mandalorian was nearly enough. Robert Rodriguez honestly crushed it with this episode, and absolutely gave Boba Fett the legendary action sequence that he always deserved.

We seriously don’t talk about just how perfect Boba Fett’s re-introduction in the second season of The Mandalorian was nearly enough. Robert Rodriguez honestly crushed it with this episode, and absolutely gave Boba Fett the legendary action sequence that he always deserved.

jacob

436,519 views • 4 months ago

I don’t think we talk enough about the fact that Eddie was in just as much physical pain that Buck was in and yet he still pushed past it and did whatever it took to go find him and if that’s not true love idk what is

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Even Fox News' Maria Bartiromo isn't buying the Trump administrations lies about Alex Pretti's murder: "But how was he threatening Border Patrol? How was he using that handgun in terms of threatening Border Patrol? What was the threat? He had his camera, right? He was filming it." Kash Patel: “I trust the men and women on the ground who are trained professionals to only [shoot someone] when it’s absolutely necessary and I trust Secretary Noem’s leadership.” WE ALL SAW IT WITH OUR OWN EYES!

Even Fox News' Maria Bartiromo isn't buying the Trump administrations lies about Alex Pretti's murder: "But how was he threatening Border Patrol? How was he using that handgun in terms of threatening Border Patrol? What was the threat? He had his camera, right? He was filming it." Kash Patel: “I trust the men and women on the ground who are trained professionals to only [shoot someone] when it’s absolutely necessary and I trust Secretary Noem’s leadership.” WE ALL SAW IT WITH OUR OWN EYES!

Ed Krassenstein

552,612 views • 6 months ago

I know a lot of people have strong feelings on the Sequel Trilogy, but it’s still amazing to me as to just how incredible Kylo Ren’s introduction is at the start of The Force Awakens. Being the first Star Wars movie in a little over decade, it put a lot of pressure on a new antagonist that wasn’t Darth Vader, but in just over a minute, JJ Abrams and Adam Driver made Kylo Ren debatably just as iconic.

I know a lot of people have strong feelings on the Sequel Trilogy, but it’s still amazing to me as to just how incredible Kylo Ren’s introduction is at the start of The Force Awakens. Being the first Star Wars movie in a little over decade, it put a lot of pressure on a new antagonist that wasn’t Darth Vader, but in just over a minute, JJ Abrams and Adam Driver made Kylo Ren debatably just as iconic.

jacob

42,166 views • 5 months ago

David Grusch just revealed that Dick Cheney controlled UFO crash retrievals and cover-ups like a “mob boss.” “When he left in 2009, that was the last time that these activities really had central leadership.” “I investigated this on behalf of the first Trump administration.” “I was just very disturbed to find how this was controlled [and] unaccountable.” “Nobody owns the outcome, and there’s not really a mob boss.” “The closest person we got that I was aware of was unfortunately now-deceased Vice President Dick Cheney—Darth Vader himself.” “Not shocking that he was involved in this.” Megyn Kelly

David Grusch just revealed that Dick Cheney controlled UFO crash retrievals and cover-ups like a “mob boss.” “When he left in 2009, that was the last time that these activities really had central leadership.” “I investigated this on behalf of the first Trump administration.” “I was just very disturbed to find how this was controlled [and] unaccountable.” “Nobody owns the outcome, and there’s not really a mob boss.” “The closest person we got that I was aware of was unfortunately now-deceased Vice President Dick Cheney—Darth Vader himself.” “Not shocking that he was involved in this.” Megyn Kelly

Holden Culotta

28,614 views • 7 months ago

This scene from The Clone Wars where Anakin interrogates Poggle The Lesser has always been one of the most unexpectedly disturbing moments in the entire series IMO. Such a dark sequence, and one that It just goes to show that as much as Palpatine further pushed Anakin towards the Dark Side, it wasn't (and never was) 100% his decision to fully make. There was always a piece of Vader inside of Anakin Skywalker, and the brutality here absolutely shows it.

This scene from The Clone Wars where Anakin interrogates Poggle The Lesser has always been one of the most unexpectedly disturbing moments in the entire series IMO. Such a dark sequence, and one that It just goes to show that as much as Palpatine further pushed Anakin towards the Dark Side, it wasn't (and never was) 100% his decision to fully make. There was always a piece of Vader inside of Anakin Skywalker, and the brutality here absolutely shows it.

jacob

70,161 views • 6 months ago