This scene hits so hard every time I watch it. Anakin was born as a slave to Watto, then as a slave to the Jedi, then as a slave to Palpatine. Only when he died was he freed. He thought he turned to the Dark Side for the right cause, but was manipulated. In the Kenobi series, he was pure evil. Killing the villagers, torturing Obi-Wan, choking Reva. But in that line he gives Obi-Wan, “You didn’t kill Anakin Skywalker” his eyes turn blue for a little while. As if he’s forgiving his old master. But his eyes turn orange again, and he says “I did” with a smile. You can see he’s conflicted. That’s why he lost to Obi-Wan. With Reva, it was easy. He had no connection to her, she wasn’t a part of his life or anything. But with Obi-Wan, he was his mentor, his brother in arms, his friend for 14 years. And in Rebels, he was soft for Ahsoka, too. His apprentice, his sister in arms, and his friend. And here with Luke, he doesn’t want to kill him. He’s softened ever since he learned he had a son. And only Luke was able to forgive him. That’s why Vader’s helmet was fully removed. Obi-Wan and Ahsoka both removed a half of the helmet with force. Obi-Wan the left side, Ahsoka the right. But Luke removed the whole helmet, thanks to his love for his father. The mask that Vader wears is a symbol of fear and death. But inside, he’s a broken, depressed man who misses his wife. Luke brought him back. He brought back Anakin.
Fun fact: During this scene in Lego Star Wars, the Skywalker Saga, the subtitles will actually change from "Darth Vader:" to "Anakin Skywalker:". Words cannot describe how much I love this small change
@@RM22201 i can relate. i too have watched my father die after removing his life support helmet from his space suit on an intergalactic super weapon space station shortly after he murdered the president, who ran a cult of evil wizards that wanted to murder a rival wizard cult
What Disney did to *Luke Skywalker* ...unforgivable. Luke was a man who saw the goodness in everyone and tried to raise people up. Not a murdering psychopath.
By trying to humanize him even more, they took away what made him special. He was already a very human figure, he'd had his share of failures and conflicts in the original trilogy, there was no need for him to go through the same sequence Yoda/Obi-Wan went through. Simple as that.
Disney also ruined Anakin. Even though Anakin turned to the dark side, he was still the chosen one, he killed Palpatine, but somehow Palpatine returned making Anakin's legend useless.
@@zeinmets3550 really Luke's journey had ended for the better, and he had become wiser. It was ridiculous to put him in such a conflicted tragic scenario...he should have only been a character of guiding light in the sequels.
Lucas said that Vader was able to kill Palpatine so easily because Palpatine had become an epitome of darkness. He was so consumed by the dark side that all he could feel was anger, hate, fear, etc., and he had mastered these emotions. Lucas said if Vader had attempted to kill Palpatine out of anger, greed or lust for power, Palpatine would have known it instantly. However Vader's actions weren't motivated by any of those; it was motivated by love for his son, and love was an emotion Palpatine had no understanding of. Therefore, because he acted out of love, he was able to take Palpatine by surprise and kill him before he knew what was going on. Amazing writing!
Manipulated and brainwashed by Palpatine into believing that he can save Padme by pledging loyalty to the dark side. Anakin Skywalker naively believed him and caused so much pain and damage as Vader, everyone hates him to the core. He was using the dark side so much for a long time, it prematurely aged and disfigured him. He was constantly angry and rage filled. The scars were from Mustafar's burn damage which was still healing up. Anakin was truly sorry for the damage he caused to others but he knew everyone hates his guts for all the evil deeds he committed as Vader. They would put him on trial and execute him for sure.
“Tell your sister.. you were right.” No one talks about it but it was important to Anakin for Leia to understand Luke was right, so she can also see he changed at the end and forgive him. It’s sad Anakin didn’t get to raise his children with Padme😢
It also makes me wonder if he knew Leia was his daughter, as well. All he said was "tell your SISTER you were right about me" not "tell Leia you were right" So who knows?
Anakin finally broke free from Palpatine's manipulative control over him and finally destroyed him. He wasn't going stand by whilst Palpatine takes away and destroy the last connection to Padme he had, son Luke. His intensive usage and corruption of the dark side, prematurely aged him, disfigured his appearance, turned his eyes yellow and turned his skin a pale white. He has let go of the hatred and anger that chained him for so.long, detaching himself from the dark side, hence why his eyes turned back to its natural colour. Anakin is now free to rest in peace. He took the responsibility for the unforgivable 😮hurt and damage he did to everyone, who hates him and will most certainly execute him.
2:57 As he’s dying, ironically, this is the most peaceful moment Anakin has felt since before turning to Vader. I can’t imagine all the suffering and loss he was through. He finally gets to be with Padme and his Jedi friends again. Truly one of the saddest, most well-written characters in history.
But can you IMAGINE the sass he got from Mace Windu in the afterlife 😂😂. I feel like in the afterlife you have full understanding of the universe and hold no serious grudges, but the sarcasm he must have gotton from Mace is worth a mini series in itself 😂
Anakin became Vader because he was desperate for the power to save the ones he loved. He couldn’t save his mother or his wife. Here he finally realizes he can save his loved ones and decides he won’t let palpatine control him anymore. In this scene he’s finally free.
And this is why the movie is called “The Return of the Jedi” It’s not about Luke returning from Dagobah, now as a full-fledged Jedi. It’s this most critical plot point in the entire saga when Vader returns to the light side of the Force, and once again, becomes Anakin Skywalker. A Jedi, once again.
I remember watching the movie about 10 years ago and I have the exact same thought. Luke wasn’t the one who returned, it was actually Anakin. I also asked this question during our trivia game in my high school class, I was like “Who came back in Star War Return of the Jedi?” None of my classmates were able to guessed it, they all say its Luke. And when I explained to them why it’s Vader and not Luke, they were all like damn u’re right, that makes total sense.
My dad would constantly tell me growing up how he saw these in the theatres and that everyone screamed, clapped and cheered when Vader saved Luke. I get goosebumps from this, I can't even imagine what it was like on opening night.
Americans are really weird. Truly an entire nation of adolescents. Nowhere in the World I've seen people losing their shit like that in cinemas, except the US
The one thing that really sells this for me is when Luke takes Vaders' mask off and sees his face for the first time, he doesn't look at him with fear or sadness or pity. He sees his father and his eyes light up. It's the unconditional love from a son. Beautiful.
What I appreciate most about the unmasking scene is the Camera angles, it's overlooking luke's shoulder and down to Darth. Once he removed the bottle cap, we're given Vader with what reads as "Shame, regret, and Fear of disappointing luke, The only thing in the Spanning Galaxy worth a Damn." But also his meek Puppy DogEyes look to plea His Son's Acceptance.
This comment had me in tears, it hit too close to home. If only Obi-Wan listened to Padme then, he could've turned Anakin back shortly after ROS. A really good AU I made shows Dart Vader seeing Obi- with 2 younglings on the run, he couldn't find out the 2's names but he just to kill Obi and Anakin's(Replacements). The final battle with have the Jedi and Sith at a stalemate with Obi-Wan losing and tell Luke/Leia to run away.Vader would freeze and look to the children who showed no fear, they seemed getting closer to him. using the force he'd see flashes through their memory(What leia did in ROJ) Only to stop when he heard Padme's voice using the names that they wanted for the boy or girl baby, Vader would breakdown and sob uncontrollably
The dark side quickly aged and disfigured his appearance, hence why he looks so old. He was drawing upon it a lot. The scars were his body still repairing the severe burn damage he sustained on Mustafar, when he lost to Obi Wan and his clothing catching fire when he strayed too close to the volcanic heat. He wasn't going to stand by whilst Palpatine takes away whatever he had left of Padme and broke free from Palpatine's manipulative control over him and finally destroyed him. Anakin finally let go of the hatred, anger and rage that poisoned and corrupted him for so long, hence why his eyes were no longer sith red and yellow.
The reason why The Rise of Skywalker sucks is because it makes Anakin’s sacrifice meaningless. He saved Luke and killed the Emperor, but it cost him his life. And for what? So that Palpatine can randomly and ridiculously return 3 movies later? What a joke.
That slight smile Anakin gives Luke when he takes off his mask. The first genuine, loving smile he's had in decades. Luke's the only one alive who's ever seen it.
The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: REPENT YE, AND BELIEVE THE GOSPEL. THE GOSPEL (which means the Good News) is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. John 1:1,14 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us, Isaiah 9:6 For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. John 1:10 KJV He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT. John 20:28-29 And Thomas answered and said unto him, MY LORD AND MY GOD. [29] Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed. Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell? Acts 16:30-31 ...what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house. 1 John 1:8-10 If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. [9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. [10] If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us. Luke 24:47 And that repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem. Acts 4:12 Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved. ruclips.net/video/14y_VIJ2ZbM/видео.html
When you think about it, Vader was born out of Anakin's deep desire to be strong enough to save those he loved. This scene isn't just Anakin's redemption. It's also Vader fulfilling his true purpose.
MrSoulinet But Anakin had a desire to be stronger than the Jedi and be ruler of the galaxy which was stronger than his love for others. So really, Vader's purpose was never fulfilled or was Anakin's before he became Vader. When Vader became Anakin once again he truly was saving those he loved.
Hayden Christensen did an AMAZING job in Obi-Wan Kenobi, he captured Sebastian Shaw's weakened and halting vocal pattern perfectly in the final fight scene. He did his homework and I applaud him. Also... this scene, man. The first time Anakin had been shown love or compassion for decades.
I know this is meant to be a sad and painful scene, but I absolutely love how at 1:29, Vader looks over the edge at palpatine and is basically saying, “God, finally got rid of him”
@Francisco S. Of course he did. When he read Luke’s thoughts, he realized Leia was his daughter. As he was dying, he even says “Tell your sister you were right.” He may not have known when he first met and captured Leia, but his love for Luke and the conflict within him is what redeemed him.
Payback time for Anakin Skywalker against Palpatine, who manipulated, lied and brainwashed him, ruined his life, took everything from him, used him as a puppet to do his dirty work and then threw him away when Palpatine didn't find him useful anymore.
Disney we literaly see the dude explode don't tell me he's still alive it's so stupid even if palpatine survived the fall he would have died in the explosion
Anakin has the saddest backstory. Anakin was a slave his whole life. From birth, to the Jedi Order, and the Sith. If it wasn’t for Luke, Anakin wouldn’t have died free. But thanks to Luke, Anakin broke free from the shackles, keeping him from being free. Not only did he die free, he saved his loved ones, like he was promised. Anakin’s story is the only story that tells you “Power can corrupt people, no matter how good they are, and turn them evil. But, even the most evil villains can turn good. All it takes is one person to believe, and see the light within.” What a backstory.
It’s not so much as Vader’s obsessed with immortality but with the fact that he’s trying to punish himself for Padme’s death, stuck in a perpetual cycle of hate and loathing for himself for killing her. Vader sees serving Emperor Palpatine as the ultimate hell for a sinner such as himself due to the atrocities he’s committed than dying. It wasn’t until he encountered Luke and discovering he had a son that he started to let go of that hatred and break free from the cycle. To Vader, protecting the son of his beloved wife is his greatest penitence.
Along with his cybernetics, the Dark Side also kept Vader alive, and now that he had finally let go of the Dark Side, he knew his body would not be able to sustain all his injuries anymore.
I like it too. But I feel that it's more that he accepts his fate and the end is near. He turned back to the light to save his son and he gets to see him through his true eyes, that is what matters to him in the end.
It’s Luke’s influence that helps his father, literally, see the light. This scene has stayed with me ever since I first saw it as a kid. One of the best ends to a trilogy ever !!
"You already have" and "You were right" The feels when know the tragedy of Anakin Skywalker, of how he lived his entire life as a slave. He was a slave as a kid, he was a slave to the Jedi, slave to the emperor, to the dark side. This is the only time he was actually free. The story of Anakin is one of the best story written.
It's hard to believe that's Anakin. Not just the face, but the way he talks. Anakin always had that sassy, joking talk with cool punch lines. Here he strikes you as a old guy who is literally talking like a wise man.... A hard pill to swallow indeed.
You would think that if you grew up in slavery, you would have a very strong emotional attachment to your family. This was true about Anakin Skywalker.
Anakin was not a slave to the Jedi. He was not forced to be part of the Order or prevented or discouraged from leaving. That the Jedi had rules does not make them slavers.
My dad once told me when he was introducing me to star wars by having me watch the movies when i was a kid, i asked why Darth Vader switched sides after being evil for so long. “Sometimes you’re angry for so long but then you see your child’s face and realize you were wrong the whole time and then want to do everything you can to do better.” never forgot that…
I grew up watching Star Wars and now as an adult that I'm 19 I can still proudly say that this scene brings a tear to my eyes every single time I see it!
Padme may not have been alive to raise luke. But her spirit lives within him even before her death she still believed in Anakin's light of hope. And luke unknowingly made his mother's wish come true.
@@nocturnalgamer8285 he literally did that. By getting rid of all the Jedi and the Sith together, Anakin restored true balance to the force making it neutral and not favoring Jedi or Sith since both sides are extinct now.
@@omgaidebig4121 YOUR WRONG you filthy casual !!! DONT YOU KNOW REY IS ALL THE JEDI ROLLED INTO ONE! There is no balance only Rey Skywalker now. Please don't take that seriously 😂
Despite wearing a mask you can almost read the emotion on Vader’s ‘face’ when emperor is electrocuting Luke. You can just feel Vader is not comfortable watching his son almost die. All down to the camera angles & lighting etc. so clever! There’s so many little details I never picked up as a kid!
I watched the ending of Revenge of the Sith at 8 yrs old and it was traumatic. Watching Return of the Jedi at 19 yrs finally seeing it come full circle is why Anakin is my favourite sci-fi character of all time. Not only because he had so much potential, bit also how we learnt to hold the *Force* in high reverence as fans. Watching a kid that loves pod racing to becoming a Darth Lord was truly an experience I'll always respect.
It is like poetry, Anakin screams "no" when Mace is about to kill palpatine, Vader screams "no" when palpatine is about to kill Luke. Great parallelism
Anakin was fed up of Palpatine who manipulated and brainwashed him with lies to saving Padme and taking everything away from him. Palpatine didn't care about Vader at all, Vader was just a tool Sidious used and thrown away when he was not useful anymore. Vader/Anakin was like to Palpatine, "You will not take any more from me ever again." and took revenge on Palpatine also for others who were victimized by him. He looks very old here as he was using the dark side so much for a very long time, it rapidly aged him and the scars were from Mustafar's burn damage that was still healing up. The pale skin was as a result of his skin confined to the suit and not seeing natural sunlight for a long time. Other side effects of using the dark side too much for too long include deformed appearance, yellowing eyes and pale skin. The dark side also impairs your judgement and emotions. Darth Sidious and Malgus were severely deformed in appearance as they were very deep dark side practitioners. His eyes changed back from yellow to blue as he had let go of the hatred and anger that corrupted and poisoned his soul for a long time and he was finally at peace.
@@oludotunjohnshowemimo434 There's one theory that Palpatine didn't have his injuries treated properly or for long enough before he was fitted into the suit, because he wanted him to be in pain all the time. What a douchebag,
In Darth Vader's death scene, you can hear blaster shots going off in the background. Luke is the only Rebel on Death Star 2, and the stormtroopers aren't shooting at him. The Death Star is getting ready to explode, and all the imperial troops are evacuating. So the only thing those blaster shots could be are stormtroopers killing each other for spots on the ships. And they still never managed to hit anyone.
It's possible that there were a few rebel pilots who crash landed on the 2nd death star and survived in addition its likely a few landing craft either crashed into or docked to the 2nd death star with the task of sending a boarding party to disable control over major assets such as defense to prevent any more rebel space craft from getting shot down. Another asset being communications to not only prevent reinforcements from being called but to also prevent internal transmissions in order for the rebels to maintain the element of surprise and take care of other parts of the death star without being chased by the entire battalion of stormtroopers. Another asset being the hanger to prevent any more fighters from launching. And last but not least the control room to prevent control over the entire death star and completely cripple the station. Of course subtlety is not the rebels Forte so a major shootout started not long after boarding.
i just read this on facebook. cartoon meme with the brain and kid sleep thing. the brain says what you are saying and the kid wakes up. you literally beat me to it only 4 months later. i had to find this video to actually hear the shots and i hear the shots. the meme brain is right.
It's hard to imagine how much regret Anakin has. Looking into his son's eyes knowing he was right that he was still good, the amount of shame looking back at all the terrible things he did. Right here it shows especially 3:37
Born as anakin skywalker, and died as anakin skywalker. Luke loved his father no matter what, and through all the pain Vader suffered, deep down he was just a man who wanted to live a peaceful life. You can also tell that Anakin remembers when Palpatine told him Padme was dead, he wanted revenge and simply to be happy and in the end , he became a truly happy man
Have you ever noticed that when Darth Vader became Darth Vader, his first words through his mask were not about which rebels to kill first, not about plans to take over the galaxy, and not expressing his desire to kill Obi-Wan. The first thing he said was simply “where is Padme?” Even after turning himself over to the dark side he still had all this love in him directed towards Padme. When he found out that Padme was gone, he lost all love and lost all hope. After he lost his love, he had no feelings and no direction. Nothing else mattered to him besides taking over the galaxy and ruling the Empire. Darth Vader became heartless. That is until, he saw Luke almost die. The same strong love he had for Padme was now directed at Luke, and he did not want to lose another person he loved so dearly. Vader had so much love in him for Luke he was willing to die just to see him with his own eyes. He wanted to look at Luke just like he used to Look at Padme.
*This isn't the death of Darth Vader.* Darth Vader died when he decided to help Luke. *This is the death of Anakin Skywalker, one of the strongest Jedi Warriors.*
Among the many things to love about this scene, I love how you can tell Vader is rewinding the previous 30 years over in his mind and finally taking the initiative and reclaiming his life.
This scene is overanalyzed due to the prequels. Many assumptions have been made that in this moment, Anakin is remembering that he is the Chosen One, remembering what the Jedi told him, remembering what Padme said, and realizing this has been his destiny all along. NO. This scene is the unleashing of pure parental instinct, a demonstration of the power of a parent’s love for their child, a reveal that not even decades’ worth of evil servitude and destruction could truly make Vader completely indifferent toward his own flesh and blood. This is a father unable to let his son die, prioritizing the safety of his child over all else - including the cause he has supported for 20 years, the position of power he holds, the reputation he has built across the Galaxy, the master to whom he once sold his soul, and even his own life. Anakin is not thinking about fulfilling a destiny here or completing a prophecy. He’s not thinking about himself at all. He’s sacrificing his life here to ensure his son will live. His only driving force here is his pure love for Luke, a love so strong that it does something nobody ever thought possible: it breaks the hold of the dark side. This is not a man who is thinking about saving the galaxy, who is consciously aware that his actions are doing just that. This is a man who is choosing his family over everything else, who is giving up everything to ensure that this monster will never hurt his family again.
This is one of the most badass Moments of Anakin He was able to lift the emperor with one hand take all of those force lighting bolts while crippled in a cybernetic suit that is weak to lighting, walk while carrying the emperor and throw him down the reactor core and still was able to live for a short moment This was the will power of the chosen one!
The direct parallels to the first time he chose to save palpatines life during a force lightning fight with windu. Even at his last moments before transitioning to Vader he chose to kill Windu in order to save his mentors life out of love which was very much so the good in Anakin. And now he ends up saving his sons life during force lightning fully realizing the true nature of palpatine and decides to kill him from the love he has for Luke. Such a beautiful payoff based off the start of Vader to the ending of Vader
And this is why the Jedi and the sith must fall together. Luke tells us that the force does not belong to the Jedi or the sith and to think so is vanity !!
I love it when Luke says “I won’t you leave you” to Anakin right before he passes away. The fact that those are the last few words he hears from his son before he dies makes this scene sad yet also satisfying knowing that his son brought out the good in him right before he died despite all the terrible things he did.
Yes and that brings me to a fact that ashoka his pado wan when he was anakin did not stay with him and left the jedi order and just the think of it hits me hard
@@ariank1993 I would’ve left too. She had every right to leave after how she was treated by all the Jedi even Yoda. After everything she went through with them none of them except Anakin gave her the benefit of the doubt. She deserved much more support than what she got after being framed. The Jedi didn’t have her back except Anakin and they deserved to lose her services as punishment. Any group that turns on you as quickly as the Jedi did deserves to be ditched
What I love about this scene is that annakin really did fulfill the prophecy, just not the way everyone thought. The true meaning of bringing balance to the force was getting rid of both the light side and the dark side. After all, the Jedi were no different from the sith when it came to overriding the balance, and so by eliminating the Jedi order and later killing palpatine and destroying the Empire, annakin had fulfilled his prophecy and died peacefully
@@shreihals9314 Luke is basically using the power of Light Side but also power of the Dark Side like the Force Choke when he choked that Gamorean Guard or when he crushed that Dark Trooper in the Mandalorian.
Anakin fulfilled his destiny as the Chosen One. He also finally saved the one he loved. ❤😢😊 That’s why Anakin is one of my favorite characters in the franchise. He gets to be with Padmé now in the Force.
37 years later, when Grogu had to leave Din Djarin to go train with Luke, the reverse happened; Grogu's thoughts were "Let me see your eyes before I go. :((((("
Unmasking Vader is a scene with all sorts of emotion. Here you have a mask that displays terror. The hard exterior capable of such destruction, hate and anger. Yet, inside its just a frail, broken old man. Broken not just in body, but in soul. :(
The dark side aged him prematurely and turned his eyes yellow, fuelled by his rage and anger. His eyes changed back when he let go of the hatred and anger and detached himself from the dark side. The scars were from Mustafar's burn damage which was still healing. One of the many side effects of deep immersion and prolonged usage of the dark side. Look at Palpatine and Malgus, their bodies were litteary rotting away because they were using the dark side so much.
@@JackGiblenSinger you also forget 50 years ago people were aging faster. Like back then 20 year olds were responsible full grown ups, often with own family, today it's basically teens. 60 years old were old grandpas, Obi Wan was just 57 when he died. Even today compare the first and third World populations, people of the same age look really different, and Westerners look much younger than they should
The most warth and heartbreaking scenes ever in the film freternity... Can't compare the love of a father to his son and son to a dying father..who with his own eyes watches his father die knowing that nothing from this point can bring his father back to life... The most saddest yet horrifying part of life loosing someone you love so much... someone who has brought u into this world and passing away into the clouds in seconds....
Even though you can’t see Anakin’s face, you can still see how horrified he is watching his own master torture his own son. His fatherly instincts are kicking in
Seeing Vader die after watching and reading the movies and comics knowing that anakin came from a pod racing kid to a jedi knight to what we all know as darth vader brings a tear to my eye
Notice how when Luke says “Father, please!” it’s like the dream Anakin had of Padme. She was screaming “Anakin, help me. Please!” I think at that moment he remembered her, and realized that even though he couldn’t save Padme, he has been given a chance to save Luke, her son. He can finally prevent someone he loves from dying, and he does.
@@Legendcrunch100 and when vader tells luke you dont know the power of the dark side is too late for me like he was warning to his son what the dark side and bad decisions can do
Vader came back to the light because of not just seeing his child but by realizing the eyes of someone that loved him. Being apart from his wife for so many years, seeing that same love in his sons eyes brought Anakin back to the light. Vader was only a fragment from Anakins past that he wishes to never view in how to be as a protector of what he was before his son... A Jedi Knight.
My father was a drug addict, left me chasing after him one night down the road as he sought drugs while I was a 10 year old, but dude was a die hard star wars fan. Me at 34 years with two kids, he's stepped up as a grandpa n kicked the drugs. We've made up, and this scene hits so close to home. A father and his son is truly the strongest bond on earth... Condolences too man.
@@DoctorInk20 Trust me, as far I'm concerned the Skywalker saga ended with Episode 6 and the sequels are legends novels and comics are what really happened after Episode 6. The Disney films are just fanfictions.
Look at Lukes desperation to save his father, to drag his heavy body onto the ship, even despite Anakins wishes he still rebukes the idea of leaving his father behind until he sees him pass away with his own two eyes, and even THEN he lingers, this is the type of acting and direction that is clearly missed in the sequels. To quote Mark Hamil: A JEDI WOULD NEVER GIVE UP
Anakin probably weighed no more than 170 then add the suit when he’s Vader he had to be at least 300 so Luke was strong as hell to even drag it as far as he did lol
Jedi's don't give up. That's why I love them. Then, everything changed when Disney attacked. Only George Lucas, the creator of star wars, could stop them, but when the world needed him most, he vanished.
This is just sad, so sad. Anakin was abandoned by everyone even by Obi-Wan. Its only by love of his and Padme (in form of Luke ofc) that he can redeemed him self. This makes me think, Anakin deep down is still a boy that robed from his childhood, yes he did some mistake (and yes i remember he killed childrens) but all he need is people to care and people that care about him. Obi-Wan was too attached to Jedi Way (in which I believe not 100% good either) and abandoned Anakin in his most low. Then there was luke, Never met Anakin in his life before (only Vader) and yet he still accept the father he has and still believe there is a good in him (luke still have HOPE for Anakin, his dearest father). Luke really presents HOPE, not for universe but for his beloved dad Anakin.
“But you’ll die”…”nothing can stop that now”. I like how it shows that after all the people Anakin wanted to keep from dying, and after his turning for that reason, he realized that nothing can stop the inevitable.
I kinda believe Anakin could have survived if he wanted to, but that's the point, he wanted to accept his death, because for what for he was gonna keep living?, After everything he did as Vader the rebellion and the galaxy would have never forgiven him even if he killed Darth sidious and destroyed the empire, he would have had no place in the Galaxy, he was not going to be accepted again, he would have passed from being a slave of sidious to be a slave of the rebellion, he accepted his death and the fact that his son make him a free man at last.
@@arturoandrereyarteaga4504 I think, inside, he basically finally comes to the realization of what Yoda expressed to him all those years before; that you can't stop the inevitable and can only do what needs to be done in the moment for good whilst thinking positively. Except Sidious obviously convinced him otherwise, which was utter nonsense, but it was worth it to him since now he had a strong ally to carry on the regime. Darth's death seemed like it happened as it should of. And I agree, he did bring balance in a sense but he also could not have escaped that situation regardless, based off of the turmoil he brought onto everyone. Here, he finally did what he had to do, or at least he did what he felt what was just and good, and in turn that brought him an unfortunate consequence. But at least it brought him peace, which is what I think he preferred anyway considering his pain & suffering.
@@arturoandrereyarteaga4504 Indeed. Fittingly, Anakin's funeral was attended only by Luke, at that point the only person who could see all the layers of Anakin as a human and accept his father. For the rebellion, it would be a "ding dong the witch is dead" moment, for the empire the good riddance to a traitor and a terrible boss. Just maybe Han could be somewhat respectful at the funeral and even then is because of his relative lack of emotional connection of hatred against Vader and for compassion to Luke rather than Anakin (plus, Han was a smuggler so perhaps he's somewhat more aware of the saying: "To those who hasn't sinned, throw the first rock") as Leia still remember Vader as a monster (sadly, not that she's unjustified doing so).
The best part of this is that Anakin Skywalker´s/Vader´s arc is completed. The prophecy said he would bring balance to the force.. and that he did. Amazing writing
I like to think that Anakin was always the chosen one, but Luke he was the redeemer. Without Luke, Anakin would not have been able to fulfill his destiny as the chosen one. Whether Luke or Anakin were the chosen one, Luke was willing to die in the belief that his father still had good in him. And Anakin (not Vader) saw this. And in seeing this Anakin could fulfill his destiny. It’s almost as if the prophecy which could have been misread as Yoda said, was always to be fulfilled by Anakin, but by the actions of Luke.
@BatCatDickBabsJayTimSteph CassDukeKateLukeHarlHel same here......my parents got a divorce and I didnt want my father to be lonely so I chose to live with him meanwhile my brothers and sister lived with mom....and what was my reward.........my father remarried a woman with 3 boys and eventually his wife kicked me out at 16yrs old on the street. Had to get emergency food stamps...live in a tent......poop outside....im 34yrs old.my father still devotes all his time energy and love to that.women and her boys.....my.biggest question is God why.did u send.me to this.man???? All.my loyalty wasted on this man why???? I have so much pain.........im so broken............im 34 and still hurting....it hurts so bad......im.crying as I type this.at work......
After seeing his emotional dialogue with Obi-Wan, this scene doesn't sadden me anymore. It makes me happy. Anakin is finally freed by his love for his son, and Luke replies in earnest, forgiving his father and wanting to save him. Yet Anakin still dies, but as the end shows...he's in peace. With Obi-Wan. Obi-Wan has forgiven him as well. Gosh, its so beautiful.
I believe that the scar was there at the end of Revenge of the Sith as he was burning up. In behind the scenes they tried to figure out how to fit the scar there from burn wounds
This scene, this 4 minute scene, changes Vader completely. Showing the fact he is just a man who was left in an miserable, uncomfortable, and vulnerable suit. He wasn't always a ruthless killer, he once had a good side, somone who wanted to help everyone. It seems Vader wanted to change one last time for his son. R.I.P Darth Vader.
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This scene hits so hard every time I watch it. Anakin was born as a slave to Watto, then as a slave to the Jedi, then as a slave to Palpatine. Only when he died was he freed. He thought he turned to the Dark Side for the right cause, but was manipulated. In the Kenobi series, he was pure evil. Killing the villagers, torturing Obi-Wan, choking Reva. But in that line he gives Obi-Wan, “You didn’t kill Anakin Skywalker” his eyes turn blue for a little while. As if he’s forgiving his old master. But his eyes turn orange again, and he says “I did” with a smile. You can see he’s conflicted. That’s why he lost to Obi-Wan. With Reva, it was easy. He had no connection to her, she wasn’t a part of his life or anything. But with Obi-Wan, he was his mentor, his brother in arms, his friend for 14 years. And in Rebels, he was soft for Ahsoka, too. His apprentice, his sister in arms, and his friend. And here with Luke, he doesn’t want to kill him. He’s softened ever since he learned he had a son. And only Luke was able to forgive him. That’s why Vader’s helmet was fully removed. Obi-Wan and Ahsoka both removed a half of the helmet with force. Obi-Wan the left side, Ahsoka the right. But Luke removed the whole helmet, thanks to his love for his father. The mask that Vader wears is a symbol of fear and death. But inside, he’s a broken, depressed man who misses his wife. Luke brought him back. He brought back Anakin.
Wattos fault
Luke’s goal was to bring back Anakin when he had to confront him.
And he failed to kill Palps lol
Perfect description, correct on all counts. Couldn't have worded it any better. Well said 👏 👍
I cried at what you wrote here. Beautiful
Fun fact: During this scene in Lego Star Wars, the Skywalker Saga, the subtitles will actually change from "Darth Vader:" to "Anakin Skywalker:". Words cannot describe how much I love this small change
This one really hits home
@@spagett2487 u can relate to this on a personal level? thats fucked up.
@@RM22201 i can relate. i too have watched my father die after removing his life support helmet from his space suit on an intergalactic super weapon space station shortly after he murdered the president, who ran a cult of evil wizards that wanted to murder a rival wizard cult
@@nutsackreviews damn you too? 😢
@@RM22201 lmao
Palpatine's grave mistake was thinking there was only one Jedi in the room.
There were two.
yeah anakin and luke
@@garvgupta3567 fax
@@garvgupta3567 yeah that’s literally what he just said Lmao
thats some jedi who killed a bunch of kids
Always two there are. No more, no less.
What Disney did to *Luke Skywalker* ...unforgivable. Luke was a man who saw the goodness in everyone and tried to raise people up. Not a murdering psychopath.
By trying to humanize him even more, they took away what made him special. He was already a very human figure, he'd had his share of failures and conflicts in the original trilogy, there was no need for him to go through the same sequence Yoda/Obi-Wan went through. Simple as that.
Disney also ruined Anakin.
Even though Anakin turned to the dark side, he was still the chosen one, he killed Palpatine, but somehow Palpatine returned making Anakin's legend useless.
People hate that Luke grieved
It wasn't their story and they didn't care to understand the character.
@@zeinmets3550 really Luke's journey had ended for the better, and he had become wiser. It was ridiculous to put him in such a conflicted tragic scenario...he should have only been a character of guiding light in the sequels.
Lucas said that Vader was able to kill Palpatine so easily because Palpatine had become an epitome of darkness. He was so consumed by the dark side that all he could feel was anger, hate, fear, etc., and he had mastered these emotions. Lucas said if Vader had attempted to kill Palpatine out of anger, greed or lust for power, Palpatine would have known it instantly. However Vader's actions weren't motivated by any of those; it was motivated by love for his son, and love was an emotion Palpatine had no understanding of. Therefore, because he acted out of love, he was able to take Palpatine by surprise and kill him before he knew what was going on.
Amazing writing!
How the hell did palpatine ended up having a granddaughter?
@@animefreak278Sex doesn’t define love. Some would argue it has nothing at all to do with love.
@@animefreak278 cuz the universe is ruined by the shitty storyline in the sequels, and nothing makes sense no more.
@@rz9006 I'm hella angry how they ruined the sequels. Fuck feminismo and woke energy
Palpatine reminds me of Voldemort for some reason
Padme’s last words: “There’s good in him.”
Anakin’s last words: “You were right.”
@Anakin Skywalker CW Anakin?
@Anakin Skywalker CW Imagine losing to the High Ground
@Anakin Skywalker CW imagine bullying a robot with asthma
@Anakin Skywalker CW fair point
yep
Born as Anakin Skywalker. Died as Anakin Skywalker. He's an example that we can redeem our goodness no matter what.
yeah.. just like Queen Freya
Manipulated and brainwashed by Palpatine into believing that he can save Padme by pledging loyalty to the dark side.
Anakin Skywalker naively believed him and caused so much pain and damage as Vader, everyone hates him to the core.
He was using the dark side so much for a long time, it prematurely aged and disfigured him. He was constantly angry and rage filled.
The scars were from Mustafar's burn damage which was still healing up.
Anakin was truly sorry for the damage he caused to others but he knew everyone hates his guts for all the evil deeds he committed as Vader.
They would put him on trial and execute him for sure.
The dark side is more powerful then you know.
Born with an american accent, died with an english accent
Except rapists
The most moving scene is Darth Vader smiling like a normal and kind father who loves his son more than anything in the galaxy.
And his son became the man he wished he was when he was young 😢
You mean ANAKIN, not Vader.
Vader was gone the moment he rescued his son from the Emperor.
@@TatankaTaylor Vader gone when luke chopped his right arm
It sure took a hell of a lot for that moment to eventually become actualized.
“Tell your sister.. you were right.”
No one talks about it but it was important to Anakin for Leia to understand Luke was right, so she can also see he changed at the end and forgive him. It’s sad Anakin didn’t get to raise his children with Padme😢
Padme didn’t get to raise her children either. She died of a broken heart the day they were born.
She never did. Luke saw him as part of a struggle between the light and the dark. To Leia, he would always be a scumbag warcriminal.
no one believed in him BUT his son.
It also makes me wonder if he knew Leia was his daughter, as well.
All he said was "tell your SISTER you were right about me" not "tell Leia you were right"
So who knows?
@@dmar4194no she did. It took a while, but she found Shimi’s diary and learned more about him. In the EU, she named her youngest Anakin Solo
When Anakin realizes he can finally save someone he loves
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@max marrero 😂 pop Benedict
😢 bruh
Fuck reading this hit so hard
Anakin finally broke free from Palpatine's manipulative control over him and finally destroyed him.
He wasn't going stand by whilst Palpatine takes away and destroy the last connection to Padme he had, son Luke.
His intensive usage and corruption of the dark side, prematurely aged him, disfigured his appearance, turned his eyes yellow and turned his skin a pale white.
He has let go of the hatred and anger that chained him for so.long, detaching himself from the dark side, hence why his eyes turned back to its natural colour.
Anakin is now free to rest in peace.
He took the responsibility for the unforgivable 😮hurt and damage he did to everyone, who hates him and will most certainly execute him.
"Just once, let me look on you with my own eyes." One of the most powerful lines in the saga.
Agree. It like his vision isn't clouded anymore. Not by Palpatine or by his ambitions. At last, he can see things as Anakin would have seen them
He is finally free from Palpatine's influence and manipulative lies and can think and decide for himself again.
Yeah
You were right right...
True
2:57 As he’s dying, ironically, this is the most peaceful moment Anakin has felt since before turning to Vader. I can’t imagine all the suffering and loss he was through. He finally gets to be with Padme and his Jedi friends again. Truly one of the saddest, most well-written characters in history.
But can you IMAGINE the sass he got from Mace Windu in the afterlife 😂😂. I feel like in the afterlife you have full understanding of the universe and hold no serious grudges, but the sarcasm he must have gotton from Mace is worth a mini series in itself 😂
And the mask,
It's canonically made to be uncomfortable so that he'll always be pissed
@@jacobpederson4577 Windu did nothing but send him down the path of Darth Vader fuck Windu
@Jay Talents There is no Hell. There is the Force
In history? I'm not wholly sure about that...
“You already have Luke” makes me tear up almost every time
isn't it a line from Lord of the Rings too? When the King of Rohan is dying?
Anakin became Vader because he was desperate for the power to save the ones he loved. He couldn’t save his mother or his wife. Here he finally realizes he can save his loved ones and decides he won’t let palpatine control him anymore. In this scene he’s finally free.
exactly like he didn’t even join the dark side for a evil reason lol
He is a really selfish guy isn't he ?
@@user-oq4yk1xd7d no he’s not lol
@@user-oq4yk1xd7d is saving someone who you love and care for selfish?
@@Deinobi if u have to kill ppl for it , yes
And this is why the movie is called “The Return of the Jedi”
It’s not about Luke returning from Dagobah, now as a full-fledged Jedi. It’s this most critical plot point in the entire saga when Vader returns to the light side of the Force, and once again, becomes Anakin Skywalker. A Jedi, once again.
Omg 😭
My mind is blown. I never even thought about this.
@Rose Jenna Prieto Arias This should have been the name of the movie.
damn, Im with CM on this ... you blew my fucking mind away with that
I remember watching the movie about 10 years ago and I have the exact same thought. Luke wasn’t the one who returned, it was actually Anakin. I also asked this question during our trivia game in my high school class, I was like “Who came back in Star War Return of the Jedi?” None of my classmates were able to guessed it, they all say its Luke. And when I explained to them why it’s Vader and not Luke, they were all like damn u’re right, that makes total sense.
Anakin tried to save his mother, but failed
Anakin tried to save Padme, but succumbed to the dark side
Anakin tried to save his son, and he succeeded
Third time's the charm, I guess.
And then his nephew had bad dream
My dad would constantly tell me growing up how he saw these in the theatres and that everyone screamed, clapped and cheered when Vader saved Luke. I get goosebumps from this, I can't even imagine what it was like on opening night.
Would’ve paid to see those opening nights
@@ryangreco8266pretty sure they all did
It was AMAZING! This was my childhood and I'll never forget it.
Americans are really weird. Truly an entire nation of adolescents.
Nowhere in the World I've seen people losing their shit like that in cinemas, except the US
Best scene in the entire series. I saw this in the theatre in 1983.
The one thing that really sells this for me is when Luke takes Vaders' mask off and sees his face for the first time, he doesn't look at him with fear or sadness or pity. He sees his father and his eyes light up. It's the unconditional love from a son. Beautiful.
What I appreciate most about the unmasking scene is the Camera angles, it's overlooking luke's shoulder and down to Darth. Once he removed the bottle cap, we're given Vader with what reads as "Shame, regret, and Fear of disappointing luke, The only thing in the Spanning Galaxy worth a Damn."
But also his meek Puppy DogEyes look to plea His Son's Acceptance.
Right, maybe you suburban fuckheads should find what a good movie is. That way we don't the collapse of democracy. Fucking Nazis
LMAO
This comment had me in tears, it hit too close to home. If only Obi-Wan listened to Padme then, he could've turned Anakin back shortly after ROS. A really good AU I made shows Dart Vader seeing Obi- with 2 younglings on the run, he couldn't find out the 2's names but he just to kill Obi and Anakin's(Replacements). The final battle with have the Jedi and Sith at a stalemate with Obi-Wan losing and tell Luke/Leia to run away.Vader would freeze and look to the children who showed no fear, they seemed getting closer to him. using the force he'd see flashes through their memory(What leia did in ROJ) Only to stop when he heard Padme's voice using the names that they wanted for the boy or girl baby, Vader would breakdown and sob uncontrollably
The dark side quickly aged and disfigured his appearance, hence why he looks so old. He was drawing upon it a lot.
The scars were his body still repairing the severe burn damage he sustained on Mustafar, when he lost to Obi Wan and his clothing catching fire when he strayed too close to the volcanic heat.
He wasn't going to stand by whilst Palpatine takes away whatever he had left of Padme and broke free from Palpatine's manipulative control over him and finally destroyed him.
Anakin finally let go of the hatred, anger and rage that poisoned and corrupted him for so long, hence why his eyes were no longer sith red and yellow.
The reason why The Rise of Skywalker sucks is because it makes Anakin’s sacrifice meaningless.
He saved Luke and killed the Emperor, but it cost him his life. And for what? So that Palpatine can randomly and ridiculously return 3 movies later? What a joke.
Agreed. Fuck the sequels. I don't consider them canon.
What sequels? I don't know what you're talking about
@@jpebrz there is the expanded universe
Yeah after the most recent tv series the last 3 movies can suck it
@@jnt9287 never heard of them, you must have had a nightmare!
That slight smile Anakin gives Luke when he takes off his mask. The first genuine, loving smile he's had in decades. Luke's the only one alive who's ever seen it.
What’s even more sad about this scene is that most of Luke’s life he’d thought that his father had died. Here he loses his father all over again.
True but at least he has a sister now and force ghost dad
He also has his best friend Han too.
Vader didn’t save luke it was Anakin
You thought that was Darth Vader but IT ME , KONO ANAKIN !
@@dinhbao7614 you really had to..
I know I did
The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: REPENT YE, AND BELIEVE THE GOSPEL.
THE GOSPEL (which means the Good News) is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. He gave up his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him.
John 1:1,14
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us,
Isaiah 9:6
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
John 1:10 KJV
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT.
John 20:28-29
And Thomas answered and said unto him, MY LORD AND MY GOD. [29] Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed.
Are you saved friend? If you died tonight will you go to heaven or hell?
Acts 16:30-31
...what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house.
1 John 1:8-10
If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. [9] If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. [10] If we say that we have not sinned, we make him a liar, and his word is not in us.
Luke 24:47
And that repentance and remission of sins should be preached in his name among all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.
Acts 4:12
Neither is there salvation in any other: for there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved.
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That's factually
When you think about it, Vader was born out of Anakin's deep desire to be strong enough to save those he loved. This scene isn't just Anakin's redemption. It's also Vader fulfilling his true purpose.
That’s why Anakin/Vader was able to be spirit form and join Obi Wan and Yoda
MrSoulinet But Anakin had a desire to be stronger than the Jedi and be ruler of the galaxy which was stronger than his love for others. So really, Vader's purpose was never fulfilled or was Anakin's before he became Vader. When Vader became Anakin once again he truly was saving those he loved.
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@@superjumpbros64 ok
Hayden Christensen did an AMAZING job in Obi-Wan Kenobi, he captured Sebastian Shaw's weakened and halting vocal pattern perfectly in the final fight scene. He did his homework and I applaud him. Also... this scene, man. The first time Anakin had been shown love or compassion for decades.
Sebastian Shaw is this Anakin.
@@cameron_0023bro he’s talking about the scene from the kenobi show ;-;
@@dxleto_67 I know I'm just saying that Sebastian Shaw is this Anakin.
@@cameron_0023 ah, my bad then
@@dxleto_67 no you're okay.
I know this is meant to be a sad and painful scene, but I absolutely love how at 1:29, Vader looks over the edge at palpatine and is basically saying, “God, finally got rid of him”
Why does Vader finally die though? Is it because Darth Sideous is dead?
@@monsemaniaa Got shocked by grabbing Sidious, and his suit has a life support system.
He loved his children cause they are his and padme's so there the only thing he has of padme
@Francisco S. Of course he did. When he read Luke’s thoughts, he realized Leia was his daughter. As he was dying, he even says “Tell your sister you were right.” He may not have known when he first met and captured Leia, but his love for Luke and the conflict within him is what redeemed him.
No
Payback time for Anakin Skywalker against Palpatine, who manipulated, lied and brainwashed him, ruined his life, took everything from him, used him as a puppet to do his dirty work and then threw him away when Palpatine didn't find him useful anymore.
@@darlvader1652 yes 😑😑😑😑🤨🤨🤨🤨
@@darlvader1652 what the hell is a dark Vader its Darth vader 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Disney we literaly see the dude explode don't tell me he's still alive it's so stupid even if palpatine survived the fall he would have died in the explosion
duttery ! The two explosions.
"I have died before"
he survived that, but he couldn't survive Mary Sue.
He was cloned and theres evidence to prove that. Why do you think he had a vested interest in Kamino?
@@rpcarnell so true
As a kid, this made me realize what a father's love was.
Anakin has the saddest backstory. Anakin was a slave his whole life. From birth, to the Jedi Order, and the Sith. If it wasn’t for Luke, Anakin wouldn’t have died free. But thanks to Luke, Anakin broke free from the shackles, keeping him from being free. Not only did he die free, he saved his loved ones, like he was promised.
Anakin’s story is the only story that tells you “Power can corrupt people, no matter how good they are, and turn them evil. But, even the most evil villains can turn good. All it takes is one person to believe, and see the light within.”
What a backstory.
That's not his backstory, that's his entire story.
Compare it to Darth Maul's life, it is very similar to it except that he's betrayed by his master
So charles manson can be redeemed 😅
@@alfredhadesworth9253 that's his frontstory 🤪
Power can corrupt, and only love can undo it.
That last smile Vader gives Luke as he fades away, always makes me tear up.
Only one word : AWESOME
Epic
Anakin is finally free from the dark side and from Palpatine's manipulative control over him.
He has truly happy and can finally rest in peace.
@@oludotunjohnshowemimo434 Palpatine?
I meant that Anakin didn't allow Palpatine to control his life anymore.
I like how ,,NOOOOO!" were both one of the first and last words of Darth Vader.
His first words were as Vader was "Thank you, my master", not "NOOOO"
The love of a father truly runs deep, always and forever.
Not always. It depends on who you are talking about….
@@thegreypath1777trueeee. Mother's love is always the best and forever ❤.
A father would kill for his child@@GuyChooo
A mother wouldn't.
@@IOwnUranium no
@@IOwnUranium fathers buy milk for no reason
I loved Vader's line "Nothing can stop that now" He was so obsessed with evading death and in his last moments he finally accepts it.
It’s not so much as Vader’s obsessed with immortality but with the fact that he’s trying to punish himself for Padme’s death, stuck in a perpetual cycle of hate and loathing for himself for killing her. Vader sees serving Emperor Palpatine as the ultimate hell for a sinner such as himself due to the atrocities he’s committed than dying. It wasn’t until he encountered Luke and discovering he had a son that he started to let go of that hatred and break free from the cycle. To Vader, protecting the son of his beloved wife is his greatest penitence.
He didn't want to evade death, he wanted to save padme from it
Also this line make much sense now because he never learned the power or accepted that this was a lie and death was something you cant control
Along with his cybernetics, the Dark Side also kept Vader alive, and now that he had finally let go of the Dark Side, he knew his body would not be able to sustain all his injuries anymore.
I like it too. But I feel that it's more that he accepts his fate and the end is near. He turned back to the light to save his son and he gets to see him through his true eyes, that is what matters to him in the end.
"No you're coming with me!! I can't leave you here I have to save you."
"You already have"
Damn that makes me tear up every time!!
It's my favorite line too
monki
I cried at this scene!!! RIP Padme and Anakin ❤
It’s Luke’s influence that helps his father, literally, see the light.
This scene has stayed with me ever since I first saw it as a kid. One of the best ends to a trilogy ever !!
"You already have" and "You were right"
The feels when know the tragedy of Anakin Skywalker, of how he lived his entire life as a slave. He was a slave as a kid, he was a slave to the Jedi, slave to the emperor, to the dark side. This is the only time he was actually free. The story of Anakin is one of the best story written.
It's hard to believe that's Anakin. Not just the face, but the way he talks. Anakin always had that sassy, joking talk with cool punch lines. Here he strikes you as a old guy who is literally talking like a wise man.... A hard pill to swallow indeed.
@@atulvikram5279 maybe cause he is dying in this scene and already free from the dark side
You would think that if you grew up in slavery, you would have a very strong emotional attachment to your family. This was true about Anakin Skywalker.
Anakin was not a slave to the Jedi. He was not forced to be part of the Order or prevented or discouraged from leaving. That the Jedi had rules does not make them slavers.
Wow you're right.
My dad once told me when he was introducing me to star wars by having me watch the movies when i was a kid, i asked why Darth Vader switched sides after being evil for so long. “Sometimes you’re angry for so long but then you see your child’s face and realize you were wrong the whole time and then want to do everything you can to do better.” never forgot that…
Come to Jesus my guy
Your father is a clever man
Yeah, darth vader was just a very angry guy that hates everything. Then became calmed and collective after seeing his child about to get murdered.
I grew up watching Star Wars and now as an adult that I'm 19 I can still proudly say that this scene brings a tear to my eyes every single time I see it!
You gotta love that little smirk Anakin gave Luke the moment he finally got to see his son. He's truly proud of the man he's faced with.
Padme may not have been alive to raise luke. But her spirit lives within him even before her death she still believed in Anakin's light of hope. And luke unknowingly made his mother's wish come true.
so true....
Fufilled*
Thank you 😁😁 and I love my family so much
@@Mariam-yu3hh that's anakin saving our son not darth vader ............
It’s just called human kindness, it’s not a genetic trait
Qui Gon Jinn at the distance :
“See Obi Wan? I knew I was right!”
Obi Wan: “Sigh. Master, not now”
Obi won : You said he would bring balance to the force
Qui gon: He did...from a certain point of view
@@nocturnalgamer8285 LOL
@@nocturnalgamer8285 XDDDDDDD
@@nocturnalgamer8285 he literally did that. By getting rid of all the Jedi and the Sith together, Anakin restored true balance to the force making it neutral and not favoring Jedi or Sith since both sides are extinct now.
@@omgaidebig4121 YOUR WRONG you filthy casual !!! DONT YOU KNOW REY IS ALL THE JEDI ROLLED INTO ONE! There is no balance only Rey Skywalker now.
Please don't take that seriously 😂
Despite wearing a mask you can almost read the emotion on Vader’s ‘face’ when emperor is electrocuting Luke. You can just feel Vader is not comfortable watching his son almost die. All down to the camera angles & lighting etc. so clever! There’s so many little details I never picked up as a kid!
I watched the ending of Revenge of the Sith at 8 yrs old and it was traumatic. Watching Return of the Jedi at 19 yrs finally seeing it come full circle is why Anakin is my favourite sci-fi character of all time.
Not only because he had so much potential, bit also how we learnt to hold the *Force* in high reverence as fans.
Watching a kid that loves pod racing to becoming a Darth Lord was truly an experience I'll always respect.
It is like poetry, Anakin screams "no" when Mace is about to kill palpatine, Vader screams "no" when palpatine is about to kill Luke. Great parallelism
Also both got yeeted to their death
@@thezodiac8973 both survived xD
Anakin was fed up of Palpatine who manipulated and brainwashed him with lies to saving Padme and taking everything away from him.
Palpatine didn't care about Vader at all, Vader was just a tool Sidious used and thrown away when he was not useful anymore.
Vader/Anakin was like to Palpatine, "You will not take any more from me ever again." and took revenge on Palpatine also for others who were victimized by him.
He looks very old here as he was using the dark side so much for a very long time, it rapidly aged him and the scars were from Mustafar's burn damage that was still healing up.
The pale skin was as a result of his skin confined to the suit and not seeing natural sunlight for a long time.
Other side effects of using the dark side too much for too long include deformed appearance, yellowing eyes and pale skin. The dark side also impairs your judgement and emotions.
Darth Sidious and Malgus were severely deformed in appearance as they were very deep dark side practitioners.
His eyes changed back from yellow to blue as he had let go of the hatred and anger that corrupted and poisoned his soul for a long time and he was finally at peace.
@@oludotunjohnshowemimo434 There's one theory that Palpatine didn't have his injuries treated properly or for long enough before he was fitted into the suit, because he wanted him to be in pain all the time. What a douchebag,
@@englishlady9797 so Palpatine purposely made Anakin weak in order to control him so that he wont fight back.
In Darth Vader's death scene, you can hear blaster shots going off in the background. Luke is the only Rebel on Death Star 2, and the stormtroopers aren't shooting at him. The Death Star is getting ready to explode, and all the imperial troops are evacuating. So the only thing those blaster shots could be are stormtroopers killing each other for spots on the ships. And they still never managed to hit anyone.
Maybe it’s stormtroopers killing themselves
It's possible that there were a few rebel pilots who crash landed on the 2nd death star and survived in addition its likely a few landing craft either crashed into or docked to the 2nd death star with the task of sending a boarding party to disable control over major assets such as defense to prevent any more rebel space craft from getting shot down. Another asset being communications to not only prevent reinforcements from being called but to also prevent internal transmissions in order for the rebels to maintain the element of surprise and take care of other parts of the death star without being chased by the entire battalion of stormtroopers. Another asset being the hanger to prevent any more fighters from launching. And last but not least the control room to prevent control over the entire death star and completely cripple the station. Of course subtlety is not the rebels Forte so a major shootout started not long after boarding.
I actually like that theory. Stormtroopers and Imperial Officers killing each other to get ships to have themselves escape
i just read this on facebook. cartoon meme with the brain and kid sleep thing. the brain says what you are saying and the kid wakes up. you literally beat me to it only 4 months later. i had to find this video to actually hear the shots and i hear the shots. the meme brain is right.
I was thinking it was more like the battle outside, because at the same time as this, Wedge and Lando are speeding through the Death Star to its core
It's hard to imagine how much regret Anakin has. Looking into his son's eyes knowing he was right that he was still good, the amount of shame looking back at all the terrible things he did. Right here it shows especially 3:37
He saves his son is the most beautiful part of the movie and Luke's father was being a daddy in this scene ❤️
Died a Jedi Knight. Giving his first smile in decades to Luke.
No,he died as the chosen one.Not a knight.
He died a Jedi Master and the Chosen One
Mace Windu snickers in the distance lmao
23 years later and still not granted the rank of master
Died a coward
Born as anakin skywalker, and died as anakin skywalker. Luke loved his father no matter what, and through all the pain Vader suffered, deep down he was just a man who wanted to live a peaceful life. You can also tell that Anakin remembers when Palpatine told him Padme was dead, he wanted revenge and simply to be happy and in the end , he became a truly happy man
Have you ever noticed that when Darth Vader became Darth Vader, his first words through his mask were not about which rebels to kill first, not about plans to take over the galaxy, and not expressing his desire to kill Obi-Wan. The first thing he said was simply “where is Padme?” Even after turning himself over to the dark side he still had all this love in him directed towards Padme. When he found out that Padme was gone, he lost all love and lost all hope. After he lost his love, he had no feelings and no direction. Nothing else mattered to him besides taking over the galaxy and ruling the Empire. Darth Vader became heartless. That is until, he saw Luke almost die. The same strong love he had for Padme was now directed at Luke, and he did not want to lose another person he loved so dearly. Vader had so much love in him for Luke he was willing to die just to see him with his own eyes. He wanted to look at Luke just like he used to Look at Padme.
Not to mention probably hating himself a lot for a long time thinking he was the one that killed her.
Sidious lied to him saying that he killed her.
Dude stop making me cry
His first words were “yes my master” when he put on the Vader mask
YES we all saw and understood that.
*This isn't the death of Darth Vader.*
Darth Vader died when he decided to help Luke.
*This is the death of Anakin Skywalker, one of the strongest Jedi Warriors.*
Strongest*
Indeed worthy of mention in the archives of the Jedi Order
He never died, he is one with the Force
The chosen one
@@Hacker-5612 not the strongest
His eyes are back to blue 🥺 it’s really Anakin. The love, he couldn’t deny it for his son. Just, amazing. 🥹
I was gonna say that, you can tell Anie’s back cuz his Sith eyes are gone. He’s just smiling at Luke
Hate to be that guy but even as vader his eyes would be blue in the original trilogy. They never planned that.
Among the many things to love about this scene, I love how you can tell Vader is rewinding the previous 30 years over in his mind and finally taking the initiative and reclaiming his life.
This scene is overanalyzed due to the prequels. Many assumptions have been made that in this moment, Anakin is remembering that he is the Chosen One, remembering what the Jedi told him, remembering what Padme said, and realizing this has been his destiny all along. NO. This scene is the unleashing of pure parental instinct, a demonstration of the power of a parent’s love for their child, a reveal that not even decades’ worth of evil servitude and destruction could truly make Vader completely indifferent toward his own flesh and blood. This is a father unable to let his son die, prioritizing the safety of his child over all else - including the cause he has supported for 20 years, the position of power he holds, the reputation he has built across the Galaxy, the master to whom he once sold his soul, and even his own life. Anakin is not thinking about fulfilling a destiny here or completing a prophecy. He’s not thinking about himself at all. He’s sacrificing his life here to ensure his son will live. His only driving force here is his pure love for Luke, a love so strong that it does something nobody ever thought possible: it breaks the hold of the dark side. This is not a man who is thinking about saving the galaxy, who is consciously aware that his actions are doing just that. This is a man who is choosing his family over everything else, who is giving up everything to ensure that this monster will never hurt his family again.
This is one of the most badass Moments of Anakin
He was able to lift the emperor with one hand take all of those force lighting bolts while crippled in a cybernetic suit that is weak to lighting, walk while carrying the emperor and throw him down the reactor core and still was able to live for a short moment
This was the will power of the chosen one!
That's the power of a fathers will to protect his son
He could survive, but he just wanted to die in peace
@@markrudolf9973 everyone hates him to the core because of the damage he did as Vader and would have put him on trial and execute him.
The sad thing was the emperor some how survived yet anakin died
@@hurricanesun77
Well too me it ended here, Anakin brought balance and killed the emperor and the sequels don’t exist to me
The direct parallels to the first time he chose to save palpatines life during a force lightning fight with windu. Even at his last moments before transitioning to Vader he chose to kill Windu in order to save his mentors life out of love which was very much so the good in Anakin. And now he ends up saving his sons life during force lightning fully realizing the true nature of palpatine and decides to kill him from the love he has for Luke. Such a beautiful payoff based off the start of Vader to the ending of Vader
Did you end up reading the Odyessey of Star Wars, its like the original trilogy in the style of the Iliad and it brings up this point in Vaders head
@@causticcoconut715 no I don’t do much reading tbh. I just thought about it after watching the video
@Cow Lupin lmao good one man good one
And this is why the Jedi and the sith must fall together. Luke tells us that the force does not belong to the Jedi or the sith and to think so is vanity !!
@@giovonnirodriguez6344 he said that in the sequel trilogy though. Doesn’t really count tbh
3:04 probably the first time in a long time anakin had a genuine smile on his face
Love how the emperor screams as he is falling down the shaft. Finally got a dose of his own medicine.
I love it when Luke says “I won’t you leave you” to Anakin right before he passes away. The fact that those are the last few words he hears from his son before he dies makes this scene sad yet also satisfying knowing that his son brought out the good in him right before he died despite all the terrible things he did.
Yes and that brings me to a fact that ashoka his pado wan when he was anakin did not stay with him and left the jedi order and just the think of it hits me hard
@@ariank1993 Wasn't Ashoka actually banished?
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 no befor that,the time when anakin asked her back to the jedi order and she just left
@@ariank1993 I would’ve left too. She had every right to leave after how she was treated by all the Jedi even Yoda. After everything she went through with them none of them except Anakin gave her the benefit of the doubt. She deserved much more support than what she got after being framed. The Jedi didn’t have her back except Anakin and they deserved to lose her services as punishment. Any group that turns on you as quickly as the Jedi did deserves to be ditched
@@ariank1993 it also reminds me of the last words Ashoka told him, “I won’t leave you! Not this time.”
What I love about this scene is that annakin really did fulfill the prophecy, just not the way everyone thought. The true meaning of bringing balance to the force was getting rid of both the light side and the dark side. After all, the Jedi were no different from the sith when it came to overriding the balance, and so by eliminating the Jedi order and later killing palpatine and destroying the Empire, annakin had fulfilled his prophecy and died peacefully
What about luke?
@@shreihals9314 Luke may have brought Vader back to the light side, but annakin was the one to kill palpatine
@@shreihals9314 Luke is basically using the power of Light Side but also power of the Dark Side like the Force Choke when he choked that Gamorean Guard or when he crushed that Dark Trooper in the Mandalorian.
Unfortunately, the prophecy is now false because of the abominable sequel trilogy.
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Anakin fulfilled his destiny as the Chosen One. He also finally saved the one he loved. ❤😢😊 That’s why Anakin is one of my favorite characters in the franchise. He gets to be with Padmé now in the Force.
I cry when Luke helplessly yells father please every time
This was the saddest scenes. "Let me look at you with my own eyes." That made me cry. Done. :(
37 years later, when Grogu had to leave Din Djarin to go train with Luke, the reverse happened; Grogu's thoughts were "Let me see your eyes before I go. :((((("
Unmasking Vader is a scene with all sorts of emotion. Here you have a mask that displays terror. The hard exterior capable of such destruction, hate and anger. Yet, inside its just a frail, broken old man. Broken not just in body, but in soul. :(
The dark side aged him prematurely and turned his eyes yellow, fuelled by his rage and anger.
His eyes changed back when he let go of the hatred and anger and detached himself from the dark side.
The scars were from Mustafar's burn damage which was still healing.
One of the many side effects of deep immersion and prolonged usage of the dark side.
Look at Palpatine and Malgus, their bodies were litteary rotting away because they were using the dark side so much.
He’s actually only in his 40’s here. He’s just frail and looks older due to the dark side.
@@JackGiblenSinger or maybe frail and older because he literally had his face burned off?😂
He was like 45 when he died
@@JackGiblenSinger you also forget 50 years ago people were aging faster. Like back then 20 year olds were responsible full grown ups, often with own family, today it's basically teens.
60 years old were old grandpas, Obi Wan was just 57 when he died.
Even today compare the first and third World populations, people of the same age look really different, and Westerners look much younger than they should
The most warth and heartbreaking scenes ever in the film freternity...
Can't compare the love of a father to his son and son to a dying father..who with his own eyes watches his father die knowing that nothing from this point can bring his father back to life...
The most saddest yet horrifying part of life loosing someone you love so much... someone who has brought u into this world and passing away into the clouds in seconds....
Even though you can’t see Anakin’s face, you can still see how horrified he is watching his own master torture his own son. His fatherly instincts are kicking in
I saw it's emotions
Seeing Vader die after watching and reading the movies and comics knowing that anakin came from a pod racing kid to a jedi knight to what we all know as darth vader brings a tear to my eye
@Supreme Chancellor literally that suit was painful to wear everyday the only advantage is that the pain gave him more power in the dark side.
@Supreme Chancellor why'd you make him wear it
Not Vader Anakin Skywalker
I love how they play his theme softly as he dies. A piece that was always intimidating is suddenly melancholic.
I was gonna comment the same thing but I didn’t know how to put it into words. Well said
This shows that matter how horrible the things you have done it's never too late to change and in the end, love conquers all
Its Beautful to hear he yelling *“NOOOOOOO”*
Notice how when Luke says “Father, please!” it’s like the dream Anakin had of Padme. She was screaming “Anakin, help me. Please!” I think at that moment he remembered her, and realized that even though he couldn’t save Padme, he has been given a chance to save Luke, her son. He can finally prevent someone he loves from dying, and he does.
After seeing episode 6 of Kenobi, for the first time after 40 years this scene finally hit home and made me tear up.
Obi-wan was much needed series
"Im not your Failure Obi Wan... You didn't kill Anakin Skywalker... I did" Even as a Broken Man he blames himself to be the Person he is today.
@@Legendcrunch100 and that is true, obi-wan always lived in regret thinking its his fault
Anakin is gone...I'm what remains
@@Legendcrunch100 and when vader tells luke you dont know the power of the dark side is too late for me like he was warning to his son what the dark side and bad decisions can do
After rewatching all the Star Wars movies I'm convinced this is the best Star Wars movie in the Original Trilogy. So much more emotion
Vader came back to the light because of not just seeing his child but by realizing the eyes of someone that loved him. Being apart from his wife for so many years, seeing that same love in his sons eyes brought Anakin back to the light. Vader was only a fragment from Anakins past that he wishes to never view in how to be as a protector of what he was before his son... A Jedi Knight.
My pops passed last year, and he was the one who introduced me to Star Wars...a fathers love transcends space and time...
Sorry for your loss my friend. May he rest in peace 🙏
My father was a drug addict, left me chasing after him one night down the road as he sought drugs while I was a 10 year old, but dude was a die hard star wars fan. Me at 34 years with two kids, he's stepped up as a grandpa n kicked the drugs. We've made up, and this scene hits so close to home. A father and his son is truly the strongest bond on earth... Condolences too man.
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Sorry for your father 😢
Rest in peace
I’m pretending like there’s no sequels, so in my mind han Luke and Leia live on forever
Agreed. I wish more people would take on that mindset of straight-up ignoring the rubbish. Leave you happier, certainly.
@@DoctorInk20 Trust me, as far I'm concerned the Skywalker saga ended with Episode 6 and the sequels are legends novels and comics are what really happened after Episode 6. The Disney films are just fanfictions.
@@melissalayson7275As a fan of the *OG SW Expanded Universe,* I couldn't agree more. I'm still trying to build up my collection. 😁
#LLL long live legends
@@DoctorInk20 So am I. I'm also trying to build up my novel collection too.
Luke saved Anakin, then Anakin saved his son. They saved one another in the end. Such a great story and finale
When Luke said “I won’t leave you”, I felt that
Look at Lukes desperation to save his father, to drag his heavy body onto the ship, even despite Anakins wishes he still rebukes the idea of leaving his father behind until he sees him pass away with his own two eyes, and even THEN he lingers, this is the type of acting and direction that is clearly missed in the sequels.
To quote Mark Hamil: A JEDI WOULD NEVER GIVE UP
Luke "gave up" on Ben. Fucking absurd from Disney.......
He brought his body with him, he never ended up leaving him behind
@@Amp661 disney did luke so dirty
Anakin probably weighed no more than 170 then add the suit when he’s Vader he had to be at least 300 so Luke was strong as hell to even drag it as far as he did lol
Jedi's don't give up. That's why I love them.
Then, everything changed when Disney attacked. Only George Lucas, the creator of star wars, could stop them, but when the world needed him most, he vanished.
This is just sad, so sad. Anakin was abandoned by everyone even by Obi-Wan. Its only by love of his and Padme (in form of Luke ofc) that he can redeemed him self. This makes me think, Anakin deep down is still a boy that robed from his childhood, yes he did some mistake (and yes i remember he killed childrens) but all he need is people to care and people that care about him. Obi-Wan was too attached to Jedi Way (in which I believe not 100% good either) and abandoned Anakin in his most low. Then there was luke, Never met Anakin in his life before (only Vader) and yet he still accept the father he has and still believe there is a good in him (luke still have HOPE for Anakin, his dearest father). Luke really presents HOPE, not for universe but for his beloved dad Anakin.
@Back to future awww an unwanted child is here
i can forgive the bad grammar what a nice message
@@ilovetweek000 spare me mein fuhrer for english is not my main language
I have never read or heard a comment that more embodies my view of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader
Luke Had Hope there Obi Wan failed to maintain
Anakin/Darth Vader lost Padme . He couldn't lose Luke. He saw Padme in Luke.
That unmasked Vader actor NAILED his lines.
“But you’ll die”…”nothing can stop that now”. I like how it shows that after all the people Anakin wanted to keep from dying, and after his turning for that reason, he realized that nothing can stop the inevitable.
I kinda believe Anakin could have survived if he wanted to, but that's the point, he wanted to accept his death, because for what for he was gonna keep living?, After everything he did as Vader the rebellion and the galaxy would have never forgiven him even if he killed Darth sidious and destroyed the empire, he would have had no place in the Galaxy, he was not going to be accepted again, he would have passed from being a slave of sidious to be a slave of the rebellion, he accepted his death and the fact that his son make him a free man at last.
@@arturoandrereyarteaga4504 I think, inside, he basically finally comes to the realization of what Yoda expressed to him all those years before; that you can't stop the inevitable and can only do what needs to be done in the moment for good whilst thinking positively. Except Sidious obviously convinced him otherwise, which was utter nonsense, but it was worth it to him since now he had a strong ally to carry on the regime. Darth's death seemed like it happened as it should of. And I agree, he did bring balance in a sense but he also could not have escaped that situation regardless, based off of the turmoil he brought onto everyone. Here, he finally did what he had to do, or at least he did what he felt what was just and good, and in turn that brought him an unfortunate consequence. But at least it brought him peace, which is what I think he preferred anyway considering his pain & suffering.
@@arturoandrereyarteaga4504 Legendary Darth Vader is not Slave...Lord Vader is God Of Sith and Jedi...And Vader is Master of Galaxy..
@@arturoandrereyarteaga4504
Indeed.
Fittingly, Anakin's funeral was attended only by Luke, at that point the only person who could see all the layers of Anakin as a human and accept his father.
For the rebellion, it would be a "ding dong the witch is dead" moment, for the empire the good riddance to a traitor and a terrible boss.
Just maybe Han could be somewhat respectful at the funeral and even then is because of his relative lack of emotional connection of hatred against Vader and for compassion to Luke rather than Anakin (plus, Han was a smuggler so perhaps he's somewhat more aware of the saying: "To those who hasn't sinned, throw the first rock") as Leia still remember Vader as a monster (sadly, not that she's unjustified doing so).
Ahsoka cracked the right eye side of Vaders helmet. Obi Wan cracked the left eye side....Luke removed it all.
His student open 1/2 his mask
His teacher open 1/2 his mask
His son open all his mask
And Luke did it without holding his lightsaber
@@MariOmor1 real
Leave the Disney shit out please. Those twits who are behind the sequel trilogy have no part in this franchise.
The best part of this is that Anakin Skywalker´s/Vader´s arc is completed. The prophecy said he would bring balance to the force.. and that he did. Amazing writing
I like to think that Anakin was always the chosen one, but Luke he was the redeemer. Without Luke, Anakin would not have been able to fulfill his destiny as the chosen one. Whether Luke or Anakin were the chosen one, Luke was willing to die in the belief that his father still had good in him. And Anakin (not Vader) saw this. And in seeing this Anakin could fulfill his destiny. It’s almost as if the prophecy which could have been misread as Yoda said, was always to be fulfilled by Anakin, but by the actions of Luke.
I love my father so much. Shout out to all the dads out there.
@BatCatDickBabsJayTimSteph CassDukeKateLukeHarlHel same here......my parents got a divorce and I didnt want my father to be lonely so I chose to live with him meanwhile my brothers and sister lived with mom....and what was my reward.........my father remarried a woman with 3 boys and eventually his wife kicked me out at 16yrs old on the street. Had to get emergency food stamps...live in a tent......poop outside....im 34yrs old.my father still devotes all his time energy and love to that.women and her boys.....my.biggest question is God why.did u send.me to this.man???? All.my loyalty wasted on this man why???? I have so much pain.........im so broken............im 34 and still hurting....it hurts so bad......im.crying as I type this.at work......
@@marioncobretti8210 I think you shouldn’t talk to your dad and his wife forever.
@BatCatDickBabsJayTimSteph CassDukeKateLukeHarlHel And you liked it?
my father died when I was a young kid. I would do anything to see him again.
@@marioncobretti8210 ever asked why he left ur mom? What about the pain that may have cost him?
Vader- don’t make me destroy you
Also Vader- *MY BABY BOY*
That was Vader speaking. This was Anakin speaking
I just realized
Vader: Don't make me destroy you
Anakin (before he fought Kenobi): Don't make me kill you
@@MariOmor1 there was always still good in him
Luke was 23 here, which was Anakin's age when he turned to the dark side.
@@melissalayson7275 it was a dragon ball abridged reference
Luke was right about Anakin just like his mother.❤
After seeing his emotional dialogue with Obi-Wan, this scene doesn't sadden me anymore. It makes me happy. Anakin is finally freed by his love for his son, and Luke replies in earnest, forgiving his father and wanting to save him. Yet Anakin still dies, but as the end shows...he's in peace. With Obi-Wan. Obi-Wan has forgiven him as well. Gosh, its so beautiful.
Dude when Anakin smiles after that mask comes off kills me every time.
So thats how he got the scar on his head from Obi-wan .
I believe that the scar was there at the end of Revenge of the Sith as he was burning up. In behind the scenes they tried to figure out how to fit the scar there from burn wounds
@@xrayblaster4874 hes talking about in the obi wan kenobi series on disney+ on the last episode
@@ProjectSPADE They really did plan out everything while they were making the movies. I think it’s pretty cool how they did that.
Scars of Mustafar?
@@theunthinkable1021 yea episode 3 at the end when he catches fire his head splits open from the burn. You can perfectly see it in the movie
No matter how evil darth Vader was he always loved Luke
No, Anakin did
“I know there’s still good in him”. -Padmè. “You were right” -Anakin
This scene, this 4 minute scene, changes Vader completely. Showing the fact he is just a man who was left in an miserable, uncomfortable, and vulnerable suit. He wasn't always a ruthless killer, he once had a good side, somone who wanted to help everyone. It seems Vader wanted to change one last time for his son.
R.I.P Darth Vader.
*RIP ANAKIN SKYWALKER
If he could redeem Vader then sure as hell he could redeem a young kid who only got a little bit to the dark side.
That shit never happened.
that shit is just that cash grabbing nonsense
Yeah, I have no idea what you talking about. This is the last movie of star wars
Oh! Oh! I remember watching a fanfic where he tried to kill his own apprentice who was too much into dark side
sequels never happened
“No! I’ll not leave you here I’ve got to save you!”
“You already have.”
IM NOT CRYING, YOUR CRYING.
Greatest redemption in cinema history....."you either die a villain or you live long enough to see yourself become a hero".
The Original End Of The Skywalker Saga
The _actual_ end of the Skywalker saga.
The best end to the sky walker saga
The good ending
The *only* ending. There is no MaRey Sue to come along and plagiarise the Skywalker name. That never happened. It was all a fever dream.