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Definitely K2SO's lines, I know and Holdo and Leia saying "May the force be with you" at the same time. Kinda made me tear up knowing she passed away. A touching moment indeed
That was a great spot to introduce comedy. That was a fun spot! They did it so much in other movies that made them just cringe worthy. Rogue One was a decent movie.
Poe's nonverbal suggestion is definitely one my fav pickup moments in movies. Usually the actors rub a kneecap, or you hear a line like "Let's get outta here!" or "I really wanna thank you." Poe kept the PG-13 rating by not talking, & adult viewers laughed knowingly.
Chopper is also up there for me. Initially I didn't like Chop, but it quickly grew on me. Him "killing" another droid because it would've been useful on the ship is one of my favorite Star Wars moments.
What’s funny is what Doug Walker said about that “I know” line. He said that it would have been fascinating for that to have been the last words exchanged between Han and Ben just after being stabbed.
That would have been awesome. The question is what would have been most impactful, for Han to have said to Ben in his dying breath "I love you" and Ben responds "I know" Or Ben tells Han "I'm sorry.." and Han in his dying breath saying "I know" (understanding that his son was still in there but was losing the battle with the dark side)?
Actually, the original Kasdan ESB script called for Solo to say "I love you, too", but after multiple shoots, it didn't feel right, according to Kirschner, so he finally said, "Harrison, just say whatever comes to mind", and that's really how it happened
#2 is also a callback to TFA as Han's first line to Leia was about her hair being different. Considering the time between the two is only supposed to be a matter of days at most, it makes sense she'd mention it.
Technically it was! When filming Empire Strikes Back, the guy in the Vader suit (David Prowse) said "No, Obi-Wan killed your father." Only the director Irvin Kirshner, George Lucas and Mark Hamill were told about the "No, I am your father."-line. So the original script that all the actors saw, didn't actually say "No, I am your father."!
@@MattSaysHello Yep. So, while watching it when it finished, Harrison Ford turns to Mark Hamill, and says 'you never fucking told me that!' About the line.
Unscripted moments in this franchise is always great, but personally, there’s always a bigger fish by Qui Gon Jinn. Classic Liam Nesson. He’s a legend. Also, today it is quite fitting as it’s Harrison ford’s birthday.
Harrison Ford deciding to use "I know" instead of "Just remember that because I'll be back" was a good decision. I like all of these unscripted moments.
Can we all take a moment to acknowledge something good about a Disney Star Wars movie before the hate comments inevitably roll in? And don't say the credits. I'll start. The hallway scene in Rogue One. EDIT: I did this so we could appreciate Star Wars again. Thanks for reminding me how much I hate this fanbase.
@@m3tamorphosissystem250 The throne room scene was cool but killing Snoke derailed everything. Same with the final battle. It was cool but killing Rey over Kylo once again derailed everything in my opinion. Kylo should have lived and had to atone for his sins. Not just die like Vader and be absolved of them. Poor writing.
The better part of the K2S0 part with Cassian is the reason Diego is laughing is because Tudyk actually hit him while saying the line which made Diego laugh while trying to cover it up. lol
Obi wan saying “I loved you” to anakin was improvised. He was supposed to say “you were my brother anakin I love you”, but Ewan thought it would be more fitting to say “loved”
Definitely makes it more tragic & shows that Obi-Wan despite earlier having told Anakin that he's lost, Obi-Wan never stopped had anything but love for his adopted son/younger brother & that he's hoping that ever so slightly Anakin could remember that no matter what happened next
Of course he knew! He knew that back on Endor. It's the second best line in the entire franchise and pretty much summed up the characters and story arc. Han knew, and we all knew. Much to his credit, Harrison Ford knew it as well. The original line was supposed to be "I love you too." and that would have froze Han quicker than carbonite. My favorite scripted line has to be uttered by Luke "I am a Jedi, like my father before me." Uttered way before the prequels and the sequels, and it's like damn Luke, no you are not. You are not like your daddy, you are no Jedi, and you damned near paid for it with your life.
The massacre of the younglings was also unscripted. Hayden Christensen came to the set and started killing all the children and George Lucas just went along with it.
I think most of us called #1. But, uh, did you seriously miss that Leia's hair line was an obvious callback to how Han said she changed her hair when they reunited in TFA?
I disagree that the Kylo intro scene needed some levity. Don't forget, he was supposed to be the next Darth Vader and a major villain. To me, levity cheapens his intro and makes him feel less threatening. Remember the scene when Darth Vader was first introduced in A New Hope. There was no levity as he boarded the rebel ship, casually looking around before coldly stepping over bodies to begin his search for the Death Star plans. The lack of levity in his intro made it clear he was a threat not to be triffled with and made his subsequent acts of evil and brutality feel all the more fitting. If someone had cracked a joke at all during that initial scene, I'd have trouble taking Vader seriously in any scenes that followed.
Harrison Ford improvising the line "I know" is an urban legend. It wasn't improvised. He and Irvin Kirshner decided to change the line during a brainstorming session prior to shooting. It doesn't mean it's not a great line, but it wasn't improvised.
@Gevorg1989 - I know. Sorry, couldn't resist that! :) I was just pointing out that it doesn't really belong in a list of "improvised moments," and explaining why.
I hated the Oscar Isaac line, it made Kylo look weak which ruins an already weak ass villian that he lets someone like Poe talk shit. Vader would have cut his head off.
God it seems like all the best lines were improved ... Oscar Isaac killed it as Poe, especially in Force Awakens. Too bad the 2n and 3rd sequels didn't deliver ...
I really hate how people treat the sequel trilogy. Yes, they have their flaws and mistakes, but they’re not the worst movies of all time like some people make them out to be. Even the worst Star Wars film, be it Phantom Menace or Last Jedi, has redeemable factors to it. You’re not watching Battlefield Earth here. Stop hating on them just because they didn’t turn out the way the fans wanted them to and start respecting them for what they did well! If anyone takes offense to my opinion, my apologies, but you need to be taken into the back and plugged into the hyperdrive.
I'm sorry (not sorry), but the only good line from any of the sequels was "amazing. everything you just said was wrong." Nothing else about the sequels was good.
Honestly there was no real way to tell, she had shot parts of her role before they did the stand in I thought and cgi sculpting for the rest of it. Production isnt a linear process sometimes so things shot for one part of the film could have been shot early and other points much much later.
#3 was foreshadowing how bad the sequel trilogy were going to be. Poe has a damn sith lord in front of him and makes some smartass remark. It lessened the first scene with the antagonist by trying to introduce comedy. Star Wars always put in comedy in the right spots, this was not the time.
I think Rouge one and Han Solo are better movies then they are given credit for a lot my kids my Son's age now 21 are so sure they are awful and didn't bother to watch them ever
We wont put anything that is still follows the idea of the script.....includes a literal scripted thing because it was "last minute". Fucking watch mojo
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#5 is one of the best prequel memes.
Definitely K2SO's lines, I know and Holdo and Leia saying "May the force be with you" at the same time. Kinda made me tear up knowing she passed away. A touching moment indeed
Can you do the worse things that had happened to Anakin Skywalker
Leia Organa: "I love you."
Han Solo: "I know."
That scene never gets old.
🙂
A Classic!!!
Leia Organa: "I love you."
Peter Griffin: "Fuck off."
@@Alvaro89Rus aww beat me to it lol
"Are you kidding me?! I am BLIND!!!" - Donnie Yen aka Chirrut Imwe
That was a great spot to introduce comedy. That was a fun spot! They did it so much in other movies that made them just cringe worthy. Rogue One was a decent movie.
I imagine that, to this day, whenever that one guy with all his friends watch the movies is like "There I am! There I am! I'm the Bonk Stormtrooper!"
If it weren’t for Obi-Wan’s mind trick in Mos Eisley, TD-110 wouldn’t have hit his head.
Unfortunately, the actor died in 2016.
@@coolnerdlll6053 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@coolnerdlll6053 Was it from blunt force trauma?
Han Solo: "I love you."
Leia Organa: "I know."
I'm pretty sure every star wars couple fans would say that in the wedding.
😂 😂
Poe's nonverbal suggestion is definitely one my fav pickup moments in movies. Usually the actors rub a kneecap, or you hear a line like "Let's get outta here!" or "I really wanna thank you." Poe kept the PG-13 rating by not talking, & adult viewers laughed knowingly.
K2SO is officially one of my favorite droids apart from R2D2
This is blatant L3 erasure
Same
Mine is Chopper.
Every star wars "malfunction" droid is my friend hahaha
Chopper is also up there for me. Initially I didn't like Chop, but it quickly grew on me. Him "killing" another droid because it would've been useful on the ship is one of my favorite Star Wars moments.
What’s funny is what Doug Walker said about that “I know” line. He said that it would have been fascinating for that to have been the last words exchanged between Han and Ben just after being stabbed.
That would have been awesome. The question is what would have been most impactful, for Han to have said to Ben in his dying breath "I love you" and Ben responds "I know"
Or Ben tells Han "I'm sorry.." and Han in his dying breath saying "I know" (understanding that his son was still in there but was losing the battle with the dark side)?
@@RogueHetero I guess for me personally, either one would have been.
Actually, the original Kasdan ESB script called for Solo to say "I love you, too", but after multiple shoots, it didn't feel right, according to Kirschner, so he finally said, "Harrison, just say whatever comes to mind", and that's really how it happened
#2 is also a callback to TFA as Han's first line to Leia was about her hair being different. Considering the time between the two is only supposed to be a matter of days at most, it makes sense she'd mention it.
K-2so: there's a problem on the horizon, there's no horizon.
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Alan Tyduk is a great comedic improviser.
It would blow my mind if the: “No, I am your father” line was unscripted.
Technically it was! When filming Empire Strikes Back, the guy in the Vader suit (David Prowse) said "No, Obi-Wan killed your father." Only the director Irvin Kirshner, George Lucas and Mark Hamill were told about the "No, I am your father."-line. So the original script that all the actors saw, didn't actually say "No, I am your father."!
@@TheFullswordslord MIND BLOWN!!!!
@@MattSaysHello Yep. So, while watching it when it finished, Harrison Ford turns to Mark Hamill, and says 'you never fucking told me that!' About the line.
@@Rosadullaghan Anakin! Obi Wan had the higher ground. Why did you jump?!
@@MattSaysHello Hey! Obi-Wan did the same thing to Maul, and it worked for him...
“There’s always a bigger fish.”
Unscripted moments in this franchise is always great, but personally, there’s always a bigger fish by Qui Gon Jinn. Classic Liam Nesson. He’s a legend. Also, today it is quite fitting as it’s Harrison ford’s birthday.
5:15 "Do not compare me to my father" Totally unexpected!!! xD xD xD xD xD
From what I know "I know" was Harrison's idea. That was one of the most beautiful things he Has ever done. One of the Best Film Quotes Ever.
Harrison Ford deciding to use "I know" instead of "Just remember that because I'll be back" was a good decision. I like all of these unscripted moments.
Long. Live. 'Star Wars.'
Can we all take a moment to acknowledge something good about a Disney Star Wars movie before the hate comments inevitably roll in? And don't say the credits. I'll start. The hallway scene in Rogue One.
EDIT: I did this so we could appreciate Star Wars again. Thanks for reminding me how much I hate this fanbase.
Literally the only good thing
@@MrMiniblock nah, the throne room scene was amazing, So was the final battle.
@@m3tamorphosissystem250 The throne room scene was cool but killing Snoke derailed everything. Same with the final battle. It was cool but killing Rey over Kylo once again derailed everything in my opinion. Kylo should have lived and had to atone for his sins. Not just die like Vader and be absolved of them. Poor writing.
@@The0Kiyubii0Kid well, that’s just like, your opinion man
@@m3tamorphosissystem250 the throne room scene had horrendous choreography. I agree with Tyler on this one.
"Do or do not, there is no try".
Unscripted af
I know it’s not a line but what honorable mention is in Samuel Jackson improvise his light saber color to purple and then it becomes canon
Lucasfilm: I think i will make a mega history about the color right now
The better part of the K2S0 part with Cassian is the reason Diego is laughing is because Tudyk actually hit him while saying the line which made Diego laugh while trying to cover it up. lol
Leia Organa: I loe you.
Han Solo: I know.
This is definitely the best and most iconic unscripted Star Wars moment.
More reasons why Star Wars is the best thing since sliced bread
Leia: I love you.
Han I know.
Here we are 42 years later and the scene never gets old.
Obi wan saying “I loved you” to anakin was improvised. He was supposed to say “you were my brother anakin I love you”, but Ewan thought it would be more fitting to say “loved”
Definitely makes it more tragic & shows that Obi-Wan despite earlier having told Anakin that he's lost, Obi-Wan never stopped had anything but love for his adopted son/younger brother & that he's hoping that ever so slightly Anakin could remember that no matter what happened next
Of course he knew! He knew that back on Endor. It's the second best line in the entire franchise and pretty much summed up the characters and story arc. Han knew, and we all knew. Much to his credit, Harrison Ford knew it as well. The original line was supposed to be "I love you too." and that would have froze Han quicker than carbonite.
My favorite scripted line has to be uttered by Luke "I am a Jedi, like my father before me." Uttered way before the prequels and the sequels, and it's like damn Luke, no you are not. You are not like your daddy, you are no Jedi, and you damned near paid for it with your life.
RIP Carrie Fisher. May the force always be with you
I don’t like the Disney Trilogy but that whole non-verbal Rise of Skywalker conversation was gold.
The massacre of the younglings was also unscripted. Hayden Christensen came to the set and started killing all the children and George Lucas just went along with it.
I think most of us called #1.
But, uh, did you seriously miss that Leia's hair line was an obvious callback to how Han said she changed her hair when they reunited in TFA?
I disagree that the Kylo intro scene needed some levity. Don't forget, he was supposed to be the next Darth Vader and a major villain. To me, levity cheapens his intro and makes him feel less threatening. Remember the scene when Darth Vader was first introduced in A New Hope. There was no levity as he boarded the rebel ship, casually looking around before coldly stepping over bodies to begin his search for the Death Star plans. The lack of levity in his intro made it clear he was a threat not to be triffled with and made his subsequent acts of evil and brutality feel all the more fitting. If someone had cracked a joke at all during that initial scene, I'd have trouble taking Vader seriously in any scenes that followed.
Thought that "Hello there" was also improvised
No. Because it was based off the Hello There from ANH.
I will admit that as much as I didn't like the sequels as movies I did enjoy quite a few moments from them
I was wondering if the Bonk would make the list.
The ‚Bonk’ scene is absolute the num 1!
Love Lucas, but with his dialogue, the whole thing should’ve been unscripted.
The irony is that the films with the most unscripted lines didnt have a coherent story or characters lol
@@bobo2u7 they still have the best dialogue
Harrison Ford improvising the line "I know" is an urban legend. It wasn't improvised. He and Irvin Kirshner decided to change the line during a brainstorming session prior to shooting. It doesn't mean it's not a great line, but it wasn't improvised.
@Gevorg1989 - I know.
Sorry, couldn't resist that! :)
I was just pointing out that it doesn't really belong in a list of "improvised moments," and explaining why.
I love the sequel appreciation in this!!
"I Know" (The Empire Strikes Back)
Leia & Holdo's Farewell (The Last Jedi)
Leia's Hair (The Last Jedi)
Carrie Fisher is a goddess!! May she rest in peace.
I'm not sure if this counts, but Mark Hamill didn't actually know Vader was Luke's father until it was said to him during the filming.
They missed the best one. When Captain Picard said "They're taking the hobbits to Isengard" on the Cylon Basestar.
When qui gon said there’s always a bigger fish I had a feeling it was not scripted
I hated the Oscar Isaac line, it made Kylo look weak which ruins an already weak ass villian that he lets someone like Poe talk shit. Vader would have cut his head off.
It's also the type of humour I didn't think really fit in a Star Wars film.
THERE ARE A LOT OF ICONIC MOMENTS!
This is were the fun begins
Number 1 should've been .. the whole rise of Skywalker script lol
In a alternate dimension
Leia: I love you
Han Solo: I don’t know
1.The Last Jedi
2.Some Scene
3.Some Scene
4.Some Scene
5.Some Scene
6.Some Scene
7.Some Scene
8.Some Scene
9.Some Scene
10.Some Scene
The Stormtrooper in episode 4 hit his head because he had to go bathroom and wasn’t paying close enough attention to where he was going
There's always a bigger fish
Are we going to see more moments from the Star wars franchise like these in the future?
DO NOT IMPROVISE!
I forgot "I know" was unscripted.
God it seems like all the best lines were improved ... Oscar Isaac killed it as Poe, especially in Force Awakens. Too bad the 2n and 3rd sequels didn't deliver ...
Me seeing the cover line: That makes sense that was unscripted
Was it just me at first glance that thought they’d photoshopped a chubby Qui-Gon before realising it’s his facial hair and robes
Barely any improvisation from the prequels which they probably needed
A despedida da Leia e Holdo sempre me deixa arrepiado, é lindo
Top 10 best home run derby of all time
Oscar issac improvised that look? no way what a traitor, he said he played as gay as possible towards finn no way that was his idea :()
#1 is the only scene that could take the top spot. No-brainer.
Wow...this is great!
I think that ackbar should have made the sacrifice instead of holdo
Poe should be #1
I really hate how people treat the sequel trilogy. Yes, they have their flaws and mistakes, but they’re not the worst movies of all time like some people make them out to be. Even the worst Star Wars film, be it Phantom Menace or Last Jedi, has redeemable factors to it. You’re not watching Battlefield Earth here. Stop hating on them just because they didn’t turn out the way the fans wanted them to and start respecting them for what they did well!
If anyone takes offense to my opinion, my apologies, but you need to be taken into the back and plugged into the hyperdrive.
they’re shit
May force be with you all ways and getting bad feel about this
I'm sorry (not sorry), but the only good line from any of the sequels was "amazing. everything you just said was wrong." Nothing else about the sequels was good.
Please more Star Wars
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! I didn't know they were unscripted until today..!! @.@
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For the republic
TK-421! Why are you following script?!
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Wasn't Carrie Fisher already dead for that "unscripted moment."
Honestly there was no real way to tell, she had shot parts of her role before they did the stand in I thought and cgi sculpting for the rest of it. Production isnt a linear process sometimes so things shot for one part of the film could have been shot early and other points much much later.
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The fact that you included anything from The Last Jedi is disgraceful.
Hi watchmojo
Why hello there
It makes sense that a lot of these unscripted moments were in the sequel trilogy because they were a mess to begin with 😅
n i c e
#3 was foreshadowing how bad the sequel trilogy were going to be. Poe has a damn sith lord in front of him and makes some smartass remark. It lessened the first scene with the antagonist by trying to introduce comedy. Star Wars always put in comedy in the right spots, this was not the time.
whoa
I think Rouge one and Han Solo are better movies then they are given credit for a lot my kids my Son's age now 21 are so sure they are awful and didn't bother to watch them ever
Ha!
Nice try watchmojo, but 3rd trilogy still sucks a huge mouse balls.
3/4 of this list was the fucking sequels💀🤢
This proves it majority of the unscripted moments are in the sequels, because there so bad even the actors had to make things up.
I came to see Star Wars, but why is there Episode 7 to 9 in this video?
Is it just me or did they really stroke the shaft with the sequels 🙄
13th comment
Make one without the sequel crap.
what is this sequel trilogy?
Faking ignorance I see, shame on you.
Can’t listen to this narrator. Sry
Sorry to hear that, how come?
Probably because he’s a toxic sequel hater.
We wont put anything that is still follows the idea of the script.....includes a literal scripted thing because it was "last minute". Fucking watch mojo