"My biological kids, that were kept from me by that m'fer obi-wan, and their friends, blew it up." And we don't have the original plans any more. Will this be on my performance review?
Luke: "I want to learn the ways of the Force and become a Jedi like my father." Old Ben Kenobi: "It's a long way to the top if you want to rock 'n' roll."
@@benjaminyosfan7756in my opinion, the original Iron Eagle was a great movie when I was a boy. I wore out the VCR tape lol. I’ve heard of 2 and 3 but never 4. Did they follow the usual progression of movies and get worse as they went along but went along due to crowd base?
Sometimes I get mad about getting old, but then I realize, I got to do this stuff "for real": Star Wars in the theater as an 8 year-old, AC/DC in concert as a teenager; this was my childhood! 😁🤘
I work in the carnival industry and one of the funniest things I've ever seen was a power wheel demo derby with a bunch of little kids crashing their power wheels into each other while AC/DC was playing over the sound system
Darth Vader playing "Back in Black" Death Star playing "Big Gun" Rebel group playing "Thunderstruck" Millennium Falcon playing "Shoot to Thrill" Princess Leia during award Ceremony "We Salute You"
This was the original soundtrack George Lucas has intended for this scene… quote “I was going to use the song “Thunder Struck”, by AC/DC… but the record companies wanted $300k, and my friend John said he’d do the whole film for just $100k! So it was a no brainer” -George Lucas
"I was planning on implementing the song in the special editions, but by then the record label jacked up their prices even higher, so I just said 'Screw it. I'm sticking with what I got.'" - George Lucas
I've always loved John Williams scores for those movies - this was his most brilliant. He's a true genius. It's so funny seeing kids trying to play this on piano & other instruments and never knowing they're playing the music of one of the great film composers in cinematic history! Thunder indeed, Mr. Williams!
What this really shows is the genius of the cinematography and that a pumped up rock soundtrack to the drama of John Williams' orchestra can do justice to this legendary movie.
Somehow, someway, ANYBODY who has any idea how to extend to him ought to send this/link this to him. Afterall, it is no less a homage to Star Wars as it is a homage to Lucas, all the cast, all the production crew… and yes, Luke/Hamill as well.
Not a stretch. Hamill has consistently shown a legit sense of humor. He did a bad lip reading for Star Wars voicing ... Han. Because his Harrison Ford impersonation is on point ... Yeah, he would very likely laugh at this
Tarkin: "Jam their communications." Com Tech: "We can't sir, they are jamming ours." Tarkin: (listens for moment) and suddenly yells, "Ready my escape ship NOW!"
2:08 That transition directly to the explosion works shockingly well. No laser blast, just the momentum of the song (and the emotion of smooth confidence of the song, implying success ahead of time) to guide you. Stylish! Cool. I would've loved the final chord/whatever at 3:22 to be the explosion of the death star though. I feel like you could have had a montage of every person's faces building up to the explosion (after the shot went in), making the anticipation / assumed- chain reaction muuuuuuch longer than it was in the film (but so much more satisfying!).
In my head, R2 hooked into the communications array the moment he was in the X-Wing and sent this out as an open broadcast on all channels. Makes everyone's reactions at the start even better. :)
Now, this is a new twist! IMHO, that song, “Thunderstruck,” by AC/DC fits this Star Wars montage VERY well. Top marks to whomever put the two together-this YT presentation was AWESOME! - I was 8 years old when I saw “Star Wars, Episode IV: A New Hope” at the movie theatre. It didn’t go to cable til nearly six years L8R; it debuted on HBO in February, 1983; three months B-4 “Star Wars, Episode VI: Return of the Jedi,” went to theatres. My sister and I saw the first Star Wars movie, Episode IV, over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over. It’s one of those movies that, for me, never gets old! And I do like how the 2016 movie, “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” made clear how the final touches were made on the Death Star, identifying the original architect (played by Madds Michelson; even tho, according to Episode II (released in the summer of 2002), it was the Geonosians (those flying creatures who spoke with clicks and gravelly voices) who provided the technology necessary for a station that big to even exist, let alone function the way it did). IMHO, “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” REALLY clarified the events that transpired between “Revenge of the Sith” and “A New Hope.” At the end, there was a GR8 DEAL of clarity as to how R2D2 managed to have a copy of the schematics of the Death Star-AND how he managed to get it aboard Senator Organa’s ship so that his adopted daughter, Princess Leia, could have it once the Rebellion started its campaign against the Empire. - After all this-looking back, it’s kinda funny if you think about it. Yes, the Empire got Thunderstruck after losing the Death Star-that, in fact, is the whole point-and this wonderful YT presentation really did drive that point home very effectively. - There’s still something kinda funny about it. Here we had what the officers in Episode IV called the ultimate destructive power in the universe. One, little hiccup from the Death Star’s main firing mechanism was powerful enough to cause an explosion similar to what one would expect from a bunch of million-megaton nuclear warheads going off, all at the very same time. One, little hiccup from the Death Star would destroy a metropolis together with all the cities around it. One, little hiccup from the Death Star, when its main deflector dish was aimed at the ocean, could stir up a tsunami with a tidal wave of boiling hot water 300 feet in height. And, of course, a fully powered beam from the Death Star would reduce a planet-ANY planet, of ANY size-to a field of smoldering cosmic dust, all in a heartbeat. AND YET, AND YET, AND YET…one TEENY-tiny, rinky-dink, little X-wing flying solo tosses a couple of pebbles across a porch screen covering the free end of a muffler and BA-A-AMM!!!! The whole thing gets blown away like a house of cards behind an elephant who’s had too many beans. - THUNDERSTRUCK!!
I loved this very first of the franchise. I waited in line 4 blocks when I was a teenager at the Rialto theatre in downtown Tacoma, Washington. This song with this footage makes me want to see it again . What a great pairing!
As an Aussie lad of about 13 when this song was released we used to play exaggerated air guitar and sing it in the school yard but replace "Thunder" with "WANKER!!" 😮🎉
I remember singing Thunderstruck with a couple of mates. We couldn't figure out most of the lyrics, so we'd just sing "Ah ah ah ah ah... THUNDERSTRUCK!" It wasn't until many years later I realised that they actually were the lyrics, and he wasn't singing a chorus that I couldn't understand.
One thing that always pisses me off about this scene is the bouncing. I get that they’re trying to show that Luke is in the cockpit travelling in his ship, but the back and forth bouncing makes it look like he’s on a kiddies ride outside the supermarket. It’s space- every action has an equal and opposite reaction especially in space. If his x wing was bouncing around like that it would be going crazy!
Well, Star Wars was never supposed to be fully scientifically accurate, if it was like that, we wouldn't hear booms and blast in space, just like in 2001: A Space Oddysey, even in Interstellar they knew that simple rule.
"Sir, we've analyzed the plans, and there is a weakness. Should we prepare your shuttle? "In our moment of greatest triumph?" "Also, we've picked up that the enemy fighters are playing Thunderstruck." "Well, then lets just go check out that shuttle, shall we? Vader, do go slow them down, won't you?"
Emperor Palpatine to Darth Vader: “Wait. What happened to the Death Star?”
Vader: “It was Thunder Struck.”
Lol 😂 Super jealous!
"My biological kids, that were kept from me by that m'fer obi-wan, and their friends, blew it up." And we don't have the original plans any more. Will this be on my performance review?
"Some novice electrician was told to connect the AC/DC circuits and took it too literally"
"What the hell is an aluminum falcon?"
FTW
I read the description and thought “This sounds ridiculous.”
I pressed play and within a few seconds said “This is badass.”
Not gonna lie.. was thinking the same thing and then... goosebumps
Right there with you, mate! 😆
To be fair, heavy metal automatically makes any space battle at least 50% more awesome.
Agreed.
Same here. I was like "This is the dumbest fucking thing *clicks play*... ok, this is amazing and the world needed it."
Somewhere John Williams is thinking, "Impressive, most impressive."
His son is the lead of Toto, after all.
In a Yoda voice
Luke: "I want to learn the ways of the Force and become a Jedi like my father."
Old Ben Kenobi: "It's a long way to the top if you want to rock 'n' roll."
Reading this with character's voices.
Hahahahaha nice.
😂😂😂😂
Comment of the week!
I can do an Alec Guinness impression that partially turns into John Lennon. This line sounded perfect for that in my head.
Luke- you switched off your targeting computer, is something wrong? "No, I've just got big ballz."
🤣
😂😂
GOLD! 😂😂😂
Yeah, it doesn't work well enough, so I need to count on something I actually believe will make a difference.
FORCE size big balls ;)
"Luke...you've switched off your targeting computer...what's wrong?!"
"Nothing! I'm just using the power of AC/DC...I mean, The Force!"
Weird that he chose the world's most generic band for inspiration.
Why not, worked in Top Gun 2!!
Pretty much how Iron Eagle worked too
@@AlxnickTo be accurate, Iron Eagle 2, the forgotten sequel (And Iron Eagle 3 and 4...yes they made 4!!)
@@benjaminyosfan7756in my opinion, the original Iron Eagle was a great movie when I was a boy. I wore out the VCR tape lol. I’ve heard of 2 and 3 but never 4. Did they follow the usual progression of movies and get worse as they went along but went along due to crowd base?
I'd like to think that Luke had this playing in his headset, and that's why he made the shot
My bet is he had Sink the Pink in his head at the time.
Nah it was Freebird
He made the shot because he's dy-na-mite!
He had that Cantina Bar scene music stuck in his head. Even The Force can't get that out.
Disney took over. He now listens to DEI instruction on his evil white privilege and how he should let women do everything.
Sometimes I get mad about getting old, but then I realize, I got to do this stuff "for real": Star Wars in the theater as an 8 year-old, AC/DC in concert as a teenager; this was my childhood! 😁🤘
You're not old, we are Cool 🤘
Thank God! Disney ruined Star Wars and music SUCKS today!!! 🤣
Same here
I wouldn’t trade my youth for being a youth today for all the money in the world. 🤘
Born in '73. I agree with all of you!!!
There is no action scene that couldn’t be improved by the addition of Thunderstruck.
Probably more than a few love scenes, too.
@@joshyoung1580 🤣🤣🤣
Or Sabotage...
I work in the carnival industry and one of the funniest things I've ever seen was a power wheel demo derby with a bunch of little kids crashing their power wheels into each other while AC/DC was playing over the sound system
@@franklyanogre00000 Except Jar Jar Abrams abused Sabotage in every neu Trek movie. No respect for the material.
I can just imagine Darth Vader doing a deeper mind scan through the force and getting his ear drums blown out by Luke's ear buds cranking this song!
In Vader's words: WHAT?
What an awesome way to troll him.🤣🤣
Vader: Let me get a peek into this boy's head-AAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!
For those about to fly the Trench Run, we salute you
I do like how every once in a while the algorithm gets it so right it makes you cry with happiness ❤
Oh hell yeah
1000 monkeys on 1000 typewriters....
Indeed!
Yes!!!!
100%
Red 1:All Wings report in!
Red 2:Standing by!
Red 3:Standing by!
Red 4:Standing by!
Red 5:Standing by!
AC/DC:Standing by!
Redd Foxx: Standing by!
@@quantumfoam2843 Simply Red: Standing by!
Red Forman, standing by.
Hello, Wisconsin!
@@patrickkenyon2326 I bullseyed that Death Star with my official Red Ryder carbine action 200 shot range model air rifle.
Red October Standing by!
"Lord Vader, we're picking up ridiculous music being played onboard some Rebel fighters."
"That's my boy."
"My son likes AC/DC? This is wonderful news. Hey droids, have you heard? My son likes AC/DC!"
“The force is very strong and very loud with this one.”
*wanders off humming Back In Black* ....
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And it's not Sabotage!!
I like to think that every time Vader fiddles with that dial on his control stick, he's turning up the volume louder.
To eleven, of course
This is the best new content that has come out for Star Wars in over a decade.
That comment is almost as good as the video. 😂
What a burn.
Standing in place of R2D2 while also somehow not succumbing to the vacuum of space is a guy in a kilt playing flaming bagpipes...
On a unicycle.
It's the kilt. Those things have extraordinary powers.
No kilts but 1 wing on each side is tipped with one of the 2 CELLOS duo. Flying bow strands are more dangerous than any blaster...
@@landkmarjoram6163
A scene I've seen a hundred times...do I need to watch again? Knew before I even clicked.
As an Australian, I can safely say that this is the PERFECT use of AC/DC. Absolutely incredible, mate!
The RAAF long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away!
Man back when Star Wars was truly epic, brought a tear to my eye😢
Epic timing with the Ties dropping in and Han going "Woohoo!": One of those songs that makes everything (more) epic.
I scrolled to find someone say just exactly this so don’t have to
You're all clear kid
I came here, watched the video, gave one comment its 666th like, then this one its 69th like. No applause, it's just another course.
Darth Vader playing "Back in Black"
Death Star playing "Big Gun"
Rebel group playing "Thunderstruck"
Millennium Falcon playing "Shoot to Thrill"
Princess Leia during award Ceremony "We Salute You"
Your task is imminent...go do it! I'd watch that cut
That's perfect!
I now see Luke in his fighter, with a cassette player strapped to his leg Iron Eagle style, with AC/DC playing... LOUD!
This is quite possibly the greatest thing I have ever seen.
Despite having a completely different feel to the actual scene, this unironically goes hard 😂
I think the Rebellion and AC/DC do match ironically well.
That’s no moon, that’s a Whole Lotta DeathStar.
But not for long!
Vader diggin on the raidio... "DAMMIT, why can't I find that station?"
WOOHOO!!!!! This should be Thunderstruck's official music video!!!! Well Done!
This was the original soundtrack George Lucas has intended for this scene… quote “I was going to use the song “Thunder Struck”, by AC/DC… but the record companies wanted $300k, and my friend John said he’d do the whole film for just $100k! So it was a no brainer” -George Lucas
"I was planning on implementing the song in the special editions, but by then the record label jacked up their prices even higher, so I just said 'Screw it. I'm sticking with what I got.'" - George Lucas
Star Wars will never be the same again. This is awesome!
Alright man. You combined StarWars and ACDC. Never seen anyone do that before. 406 subscribers. Well, you got 407. Do it, to it.
This is the best thing on the internet right now.
"Well? Why are we just standing there? ARE WE BLIND, SCRAMBLE THE FLEET!"- Average Competent Deck Officer
Now, that's one thing I have to scratch to my list of "audios to play when I see the attack of the Death Star before I die" awesome video!
In the words of Connor MacManus, “I’m strangely comfortable with it.”
The Force is strong with this mashup.
This may mark the very first time a fan on RUclips has added music to a classic movie scene and it has worked! Nicely done. 🤘🏻
I've always loved John Williams scores for those movies - this was his most brilliant. He's a true genius. It's so funny seeing kids trying to play this on piano & other instruments and never knowing they're playing the music of one of the great film composers in cinematic history! Thunder indeed, Mr. Williams!
Truly a living legend at 92, he inspired me to appreciate more classical music and soundtracks.
Also, his son is the lead of Toto.
So...funny thing this. We used to play Thunderstruck on our intercom during combat live-fire runs in an AC-130 Gunship. Thanks for the memories, dude.
Star Wars and AC/DC. My life is complete! Well done video!
Porkins is on drums.
Skywalker on lead guitar, Solo on vocals, and Chewbacca on bass
What this really shows is the genius of the cinematography and that a pumped up rock soundtrack to the drama of John Williams' orchestra can do justice to this legendary movie.
Somehow I’d believe Mark Hamil would like this
The dude has a great sense of humor.... I mean.... Cockknocker ffs.....
Somehow, someway, ANYBODY who has any idea how to extend to him ought to send this/link this to him. Afterall, it is no less a homage to Star Wars as it is a homage to Lucas, all the cast, all the production crew… and yes, Luke/Hamill as well.
Not a stretch. Hamill has consistently shown a legit sense of humor. He did a bad lip reading for Star Wars voicing ... Han. Because his Harrison Ford impersonation is on point ...
Yeah, he would very likely laugh at this
This is incredible. Well done.
This was absolutely fantastic.
I’m a marginal AC/DC and Star Wars fan, but that nothing short of Amazing! Fantastic.
Tarkin: "Jam their communications."
Com Tech: "We can't sir, they are jamming ours."
Tarkin: (listens for moment) and suddenly yells, "Ready my escape ship NOW!"
2:08 That transition directly to the explosion works shockingly well. No laser blast, just the momentum of the song (and the emotion of smooth confidence of the song, implying success ahead of time) to guide you. Stylish! Cool.
I would've loved the final chord/whatever at 3:22 to be the explosion of the death star though. I feel like you could have had a montage of every person's faces building up to the explosion (after the shot went in), making the anticipation / assumed- chain reaction muuuuuuch longer than it was in the film (but so much more satisfying!).
Battleship. Another great example of Thunderstruck placement.
This makes me want to see a real Star Wars battle where the producer actually had a badass song in mind. Like Star Trek Beyond, but you know good.
In my head, R2 hooked into the communications array the moment he was in the X-Wing and sent this out as an open broadcast on all channels. Makes everyone's reactions at the start even better. :)
Now, this is a new twist! IMHO, that song, “Thunderstruck,” by AC/DC fits this Star Wars montage VERY well. Top marks to whomever put the two together-this YT presentation was AWESOME!
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I was 8 years old when I saw “Star Wars, Episode IV: A New Hope” at the movie theatre. It didn’t go to cable til nearly six years L8R; it debuted on HBO in February, 1983; three months B-4 “Star Wars, Episode VI: Return of the Jedi,” went to theatres.
My sister and I saw the first Star Wars movie, Episode IV, over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over & over. It’s one of those movies that, for me, never gets old!
And I do like how the 2016 movie, “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” made clear how the final touches were made on the Death Star, identifying the original architect (played by Madds Michelson; even tho, according to Episode II (released in the summer of 2002), it was the Geonosians (those flying creatures who spoke with clicks and gravelly voices) who provided the technology necessary for a station that big to even exist, let alone function the way it did). IMHO, “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” REALLY clarified the events that transpired between “Revenge of the Sith” and “A New Hope.” At the end, there was a GR8 DEAL of clarity as to how R2D2 managed to have a copy of the schematics of the Death Star-AND how he managed to get it aboard Senator Organa’s ship so that his adopted daughter, Princess Leia, could have it once the Rebellion started its campaign against the Empire.
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After all this-looking back, it’s kinda funny if you think about it. Yes, the Empire got Thunderstruck after losing the Death Star-that, in fact, is the whole point-and this wonderful YT presentation really did drive that point home very effectively.
-
There’s still something kinda funny about it. Here we had what the officers in Episode IV called the ultimate destructive power in the universe. One, little hiccup from the Death Star’s main firing mechanism was powerful enough to cause an explosion similar to what one would expect from a bunch of million-megaton nuclear warheads going off, all at the very same time. One, little hiccup from the Death Star would destroy a metropolis together with all the cities around it. One, little hiccup from the Death Star, when its main deflector dish was aimed at the ocean, could stir up a tsunami with a tidal wave of boiling hot water 300 feet in height.
And, of course, a fully powered beam from the Death Star would reduce a planet-ANY planet, of ANY size-to a field of smoldering cosmic dust, all in a heartbeat.
AND YET, AND YET, AND YET…one TEENY-tiny, rinky-dink, little X-wing flying solo tosses a couple of pebbles across a porch screen covering the free end of a muffler and BA-A-AMM!!!! The whole thing gets blown away like a house of cards behind an elephant who’s had too many beans.
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THUNDERSTRUCK!!
2:40 when Luke is looking around like 'where's that a-haa-haa aaa comin from?' Totally awesome
This is what RUclips was made for. So good!
You’re doing the Lords work here!
SITH Lord
Makes this scene 1,000x better
This is hitting on another level for me right now. This very moment
I loved this very first of the franchise. I waited in line 4 blocks when I was a teenager at the Rialto theatre in downtown Tacoma, Washington. This song with this footage makes me want to see it again . What a great pairing!
Darth Vader, death star, and Thunderstruck in one video. They just made "A New Hope" even better.
I saw Star Wars in the theater the first weekend it came out…and I’m an AC/DC fan.
THANK YOU FOR THIS. 🎉
You did a very good job of editing here- video and audio were in perfect sync. Well done, props to you!
Greetings from France,/Salutations de France,
Two of the best things in Life united at last.
Thank you/merci beaucoup for this great video.
This is what the internet is for.
Now if we can find the full version of this but with Creed's Higher, that would be great
1:25 The lyrics "no help from you" and Luke tapping his helmet trying to hear something.
None of these modern visuals look as cool as what they were able to cobble together with miniatures and models in 1976 when they didn’t have a choice
That worked really well. good job!
As we used to say back in the 70's, "Right On!" Two of my favorites together...nicely done!
As an Aussie lad of about 13 when this song was released we used to play exaggerated air guitar and sing it in the school yard but replace "Thunder" with "WANKER!!" 😮🎉
I remember singing Thunderstruck with a couple of mates. We couldn't figure out most of the lyrics, so we'd just sing "Ah ah ah ah ah... THUNDERSTRUCK!"
It wasn't until many years later I realised that they actually were the lyrics, and he wasn't singing a chorus that I couldn't understand.
You just give me a new idea, a whole new soundtrack to the whole trilogy 🤔💯🫵🏼🥌💯🫂✌🏼🇨🇦
'Thunderstruck' makes every action sequence better.
It seems AC/DC makes everything a bit better. Well done on this editing and mix!
The Emperor: Lord Vader, what is that sound?
Vader: I think it's Ironman my Master.
This raised the hair on my arms. Saluted!
This may be what Star Wars would look like if released in the 2000s
Big gun by ac/dc might work too. Awesome video! Thanks
I love it when modern music fits so well to Star Wars. Like Beastie Boys "Sabotage" did with the Rogue One Trailer.
@TracyParks - wait ... what??!!
Do share the link for that if you have it. That would be an awesome vid.
🤣👍🥃
@@johnmassengale9186 ruclips.net/video/oMmiNeVrbDk/видео.htmlsi=J0uKVxJbe2tKTwHA
so lets be honest.... there really isnt a bad fight scene that this song doesnt elevate! one of, if not the best, get you pumped songs ever!
Knowing me I'd be shot down while rocking out to this; 😅 1 of my favorite bands when I was a kid along from that little ol' band from east Texas!
You just combined 2 of my favorite things. Excellent!
This would have been epic if this was used at that time!
Imagine if George used this song in the 1997 re-release.
The video you never knew that you needed. AC/DC Star Wars
This may be the best thing ever
Where was this 10 years ago when my buddies and I used to do thunderstrucks before going out every night. Best drinking game!
just here to say i love 2:50
agreed, so good xD
Ich stelle fest - nach Battleship und jetzt Star wars - dieses Lied passt zu jeder Angriffsszene, egal ob Kriegs-, Sport-, Action- oder SciFi-Film.
One thing that always pisses me off about this scene is the bouncing. I get that they’re trying to show that Luke is in the cockpit travelling in his ship, but the back and forth bouncing makes it look like he’s on a kiddies ride outside the supermarket. It’s space- every action has an equal and opposite reaction especially in space. If his x wing was bouncing around like that it would be going crazy!
Ya! And why are they always looking over their shoulders for tie fighters behind them? Haven’t they ever heard of rear view mirrors? 🙄
Well, Star Wars was never supposed to be fully scientifically accurate, if it was like that, we wouldn't hear booms and blast in space, just like in 2001: A Space Oddysey, even in Interstellar they knew that simple rule.
Very cool! Believe it or not the animated movie "Planes- Fire and Rescue" uses this song to great effect
One word: Brilliant! 😮
I now know the secret to sitting through Star Wars without falling asleep! God bless AC/DC
Outstanding!
Thanks !
I love John Williams beyond measure, but this is bloody awesome.
That song makes me feel like I could take on the Empire all by myself.
💯💯👍
"I know what you mean."
That is such a cool song. It really gets the blood pumping.
You've been.... proton struck
Sitting watching this in the theater in 77 was already an amazing experience. Only AC⚡️DC could have made it better,
OMG, this made my day. You should do more of these!
is there also a Danger Zone Version?^^
"Laaannnnnaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!" Well, somebody had to do it.
I saw one years ago and also "Holding Out For A Hero"
"Sir, we've analyzed the plans, and there is a weakness. Should we prepare your shuttle? "In our moment of greatest triumph?" "Also, we've picked up that the enemy fighters are playing Thunderstruck." "Well, then lets just go check out that shuttle, shall we? Vader, do go slow them down, won't you?"
Titanic moment.
This is awesome 👏
*Sees title*
*watches video in head without actually watching video*
*continues on with day*