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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.

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Zachary4 days ago

Rogue One is an absolute master piece imo

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LowFatBuddha4 days ago

It's so good. The empire keeps assuming it has the upper hand with firepower, size, and numbers. But a little unconventional thinking can send them falling over.

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Jeremy Vculek4 days ago

The last real Star Wars movie ever made.

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Stephen Stanton4 days ago

👍❤️

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IrradiatedHobbit4 days ago

The whole scene leading up to this, too. In moments, without exposition dialogue, we learn that Admiral Raddus is a tactical genius. Shield is up, Star Destroyer disabled by Y-Wings in proximity to both another Star Destroyer and the shield gate. Comms from the ground setting the stakes - taking down the shield is essential for mission success. "Call up a Hammerhead Corvette. I have an idea. Stand by Rogue One, we're on it."

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Salacious Montgomery Crumb4 days ago

Grow up. Utterly illogical. You think no one on the SD saw that coming towards them? It doesn't have sensors to monitor it's environs? Or guns to engage threats? There's just the one fucking window? That it's engines can counter the thrust of the ship?

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MarkYT13004 days ago

A moment heightened by Michael Giacchino's shift to a more somber score. He does that over intense action, like George Kirk ramming the Narada in Star Trek 09 and a during major battle in a PS2 era WWII game he scored. Makes those scenes memorable.

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Grog3 days ago

This scene was incredibly retarded. That little frigate completely pushing a Star Destroyer completely took me out of it

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devTrivi | AI Enhanced Developer4 days ago

The idea of a tow barge pushing military vessels one against each other and into port facilities is excellent, and for some reason it reminds me of that cargo ship that stopped the suez canal and choked the world

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Cellulanus3 days ago

This scene pushes me past suspension of disbelief. If such a simple tactic was so effective then Star Destroyers should have been no threat at all.

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MHL4 days ago

You can't park there

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MALGIS3 days ago

It’s an impressive scene but honestly it made the Star Destroyers appear incredibly fragile. As if they were made of paper-mâché. I’m surprised it wasn’t ripped to shreds when that Hammerhead hit it.

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Stylin Lannister4 days ago

Top 5 Star Wars movie.

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Lord Business (Gen X Alpha Male)4 days ago

The whole movie is just awesome

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Calvin3 days ago

Rogue One slips in between Episode III & IV seamlessly. The only one of the Disney films to actually feel like it belongs in Lucas' Star Wars Universe.

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Argali4 days ago

By far my favorite!

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Brian Purnell3 days ago

With my luck id be in the shitter when this happened.

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will Hsu4 days ago

yes the interior shots are 🤌

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DKguitar3 days ago

lol Disney stans will never admit the first three original films were once in a lifetime masterpiece of film making and should be left will never be a cultural icon like it was from 1977-1983. Everything else is fan-fiction that ruins the original story.

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Malguro 𝕏3 days ago

Nah, it’s lame.

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mark.ta3 days ago

What happened to that hammerhead corvette??

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Michael D3 days ago

It made it feel like these ships were made of paper they tore apart so easily. Imagine two modern naval vessels hitting at a similar relatively speed, sure they'd be damaged but you wouldn't see one get ripped in half. Contrast that with the Andor scene where Cassian steels the Avenger prototype and just slams it into everything with no damage.

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m3 days ago

You ever been so mad you hit a star destroyer with another star destroyer?

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Alberto Casanova3 days ago

Agree! I like this movie very much, more than the other modern ones.

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Bryon Youngblood3 days ago

Especially with the crazy plan Admiral Radash had to have a Hammerhead Corvette drive into the disabled Star Destroyer then right into the other! It shows why the Rebellion got props in A New Hope.

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Squirrel4 days ago

All the time they spent building those Lego sets, gone

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Shrugologist3 days ago

That ship porn was awesome.

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Professor Katze3 days ago

it seems a little much. the collision should just scratch up the other ships hull and destroy some equipment and canons but it shouldn't slice trough the whole thing like a knife. the scene looks cool but makes star destroyers come across as flimsy "made in china" quality

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Gemini_Shepherd3 days ago

Fuck Rogue One. Kyle Katarn will always be the one the stole the Death Star plans.

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The Seventh Seal3 days ago

Don't know why they didn't just get the combination from King Roland.

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Centauri734 days ago

That movie was 1000% better than the Three That were sequels to the original Star Wars

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Aikita Rolexus4 days ago

This is the most satisfying blow job in the Star Wars movies.

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Thunder Storm3 days ago

🙂

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Arrrghonaut3 days ago

Nah personally i think the physics makes no sense, if they're that structurally fragile the hammerhead itself should smash right through it. Love Rogue One, but this specific thing nah.

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Allen L.3 days ago

And that it was one of the hammerhead corvettes that Leia “donated” to the rebels in an animated show episode made it so much more satisfying.

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