Darth Vader talks to The Emperor full scene HD Star Wars Episode V The Empire Strikes Back
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"Lord Vader"
"Yes admiral what is it?"
Why does Vader sound so nice and friendly?
Vader respected Admiral Piett, and vice versa. That's why he didn't kill Piett at the end of the movie.
@@ilexgarodan Yep. Vader knew that Piett disabled the hyperdrive. It was pretty much as act of god that R2 fixed it.
Yeah, and he sounded so human
Legit sounded so much like his Former self to me Hahahaha
He sounds like a teacher when you ask him a question on the homework lol
"What is thy bidding, my master?"
"You gotta sort your kid out, man."
OK but- Vader literally already knew (he calls Luke "Skywalker" earlier in the film) and lied through his teeth in this scene loool
Literally, light or dark side.
@@sb-lx2dt yep, Vader tortured a bunch of Rebels and had Boba track Luke down to find out his name. The moment he realized who Luke was, he exhibited enough of an aura to crack the windows along his Star Destroyer's bridge. Just from FEELING angry. That's when he started formulating a plan to find him. Just before the battle of Hoth.
I thought he said my
“He’s flyen around, breaking my expensive shit. You better ground that boy.”
Even the Executor moving out of an asteroid field for a phone call is just epic. Thanks, John WIlliams
Literally was about to comment this; such an underrated small scene of that short of the Executor, a 19 kms long ship, moving out for a phone call. They way that scene of the Executor just speeding out and the music is perfect.
@@alexlong535 I mean, it's all justifiable of course. Who doesn't love full bars of service? We don't want "Oh yeah, cell phone service", no no, we want "OH YEAH BOY, Y'ALL WE BE GETTIN THESE BARS RIGHT NOW! GIVE US THAT CELL PHONE SERVICE! YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
(I N H A L E)
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW!"
Too much? Maybe...
Vader be like: shit no bars, get me out of the asteroid field.
I love how the Emperor calls Luke “a great disturbance in the Force”...
Luke’s presence is the same to the Sith as Alderaan’s destruction was to Obi-Wan. Really speaks volumes.
And the disturbance felt from luke was kinda like how qui gon and Obi wan felt the disturbance from Anakin
That reminds me of the Emperor sensing Kanan's death
When there's like 3 Jedi left in the galaxy, detecting the most powerful force-weilder since Anakin Skywalker is a cakewalk.
"The ability to destroy a planet is insignificant next to the power of the Force"
This both shows Sidious’s fear of the power that Luke may wield, and what an evil twat he is. To Kenobi, a great disturbance in the force was the death of millions of innocent people. To Sidious, it was the new presence of a threat to his plans.
Many changes to the Star wars films aren't usually needed but Ian is so good as the emperor.
Samuronite Wars So much better than that woman with rushed poor makeup
Sheev Palpatine yup
@@DarkAttackYT "Ironic"
@@pikppa Lol, considering prosthetics for McDiarmid's Emperor in this version don't even match how he looked in Jedi it made it worse than the monkey-eyed woman with Clive Revill's voice. in the original
It looks like a cheaply made fan-edit and not done by a multi-million dollar company.
@@swampcrypt Said no one ever
I'd prefer this version because Ian McDiarmid is Emperor Palpatine all the way through.
That's a very good argument. And it's also a good reason for this version. But in the original version the Emperor looks much more mysterious and creepier. And the original version has nostalgic memories for me. I also think the quality of the original hologram is better. So i personally prefer the original scene here.
Morgoth from Angband The original made the character look completely inconsistent. Yeah, there's mystery there, but then it's completely disappointing and confusing when you see what he actually looks like in Jedi.
***** Sure you can. The original was inconsistent. Lucas should have had Palpatine look like he did in Empire. Even though it was kind of ugly.
***** Emperor brings the noise.
Lucas hawked the toys.
Kevin Beswick The dialogue in this version makes Vader look kinda of dumb though. That alone makes me prefer the original.
The best part of this scene is Vader responding that Luke is just a boy and therefore not a threat. When you first hear it, it sounds like the classic bad guy underestimating the hero. But with the added context of who Luke is to Vader, it’s not scorn in his voice - he’s pleading for his son’s life. This is the best the Star Wars writing ever got, and it’s amazing
I wouldn't use such strong words. Between Vader and Palpatine was never an agreement against Vader's kids. The only concern of Palpatine is Luke becoming a jedi. Other than that he welcoming Vader's kid as "powerful asset". Many miss this simple fact. If Luke turn to the dark side he would replace his father and be the second most influential life form (man) in the galaxy.
@@ps4games164 I think had Luke proven his strength as a potential Sith, Vader MIGHT have allowed Luke to finish him off if it meant that the latter can live. But I'm just speculating here.
Notice how calm and respectful Vader is when addressing Piett.
I kinda love it
takes him back to his Clone Wars years, dealing daily with cool/unambitious clones and respectful Republic Generals; Vader hated those arrogant officers of the Empire backstabbing each other for a promotion; Piett was suave and humble
@@jjrj8568 well poor captain needa was humble and loyal too, yet he gets killed
@@michelefilippi9820 Needa suffered from his relationship with Ozzel
Because Piett was calm, humble and confident. So many imperial officers were useless pompous idiots who got their rank through bribery and nepotism. Piett was a career officer who earned his rank.
I love the dynamic between Vader and Sidious. It's so classically _Sith_: master and apprentice lying to each other or keeping some crucial piece of information to themselves, Vader always exhibiting complete loyalty to Sidious to hide his plans, Sidious feigning obliviousness to Vader's ambition while he works to outplay him. When you think about, virtually the entirety of Episode V's plot was basically the opening moves of a bigass Chess game between Vader and Sidious-- the Rebels, Imperials, and Luke's friends are all just pieces, and Luke himself is the prize.
love the analogy absolutely on 👏
He's called Emperor Palpatine in this film.
+Michael L if you're trying to get technical he's really only referred to as the emperor in the original trilogy they never even say palpatine once until the prequels
earthwormjim2003 there's always one of em, huh Jim. Lol. Very good comment, sir.
Michael L His birth name is Sheev Palpatine. The title he holds the the unsuspecting public is "Emperor". These things are true. But, as Yoda mentions in Revenge of the Sith, his true identity is Darth Sidious. It has been since the day that Darth Plagueis christened him as such. The Sith let go of everything they were to become something new. "Emperor Palpatine" is just a mask Sidious is wearing.
I love how the one commander disappears from the hologram call when his Star Destroyer got hit XD
Nice catch, i didnt even notice that!
That's always been a favorite of mine.
+Paladin Colt no kidding most dont appreciate his reaction and that scene..i wish more people did
Details...the new movies have none.
Awesome inclusion
Sums up Vader's character perfectly in that shot. He doesn't care at all.
0:32 that vader's walk was so badass idk why
It’s because of the music.
And the cape swinging.
agreed
me helping someone to find there class me afterwards walking to class after am late to class be like 0:31
1:26 “He’s just a boy”.... this line is heartbreaking. What if Vader said this as a plea to have mercy on his son? Luke was the only person Vader still had love for deep down in his corrupted heart.
lmao shut up
@@Josh-it6uy top 5 dumbest people:
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Honestly, you are correct. Just a real shame he wasn't able to live long enough to make amends with his daughter for what he did.
@@NathanielXVII dishonorable mention: Josh
This scene is so great because it shows how both palpatine and vader are lying and trying to bullshit one another. Clearly palpatine knows luke is vader's son plus vader figures out he was lied to about his offspring dying with padme. We then see vader lying to the emperor about knowing who luke "really is". Big game of cat & mouse.
Well it's the Sith way and all. Though obviously their motivations are quite different.
thewalrus45 I agree
Exactly.
thewalrus45 A Sith only deals in absolutes.
Milton W Wow, dang that totally makes sense now. Holy crap.
One of the best changes made to the originals, IMO.
The worst, at this point it's clear ader knows la Luke is his son.
Cristobal Araya Vader knew before anyways. Boba Fett told him Luke’s name in the Vader comics
@Derek McCumber That's exactly my point. Then why change it as is the emperor who told him?
@Георгий Коновченко Its confusing, we are guessing. First, the scene was changed before the boba fett comic, so take that out of the equation. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if the purpose for changing it was actually saying the Emperor was the one who told Vader. Imagine is the first time you are watching Empire, do you really think Vader is Lying? I don't know, I think the way it was was perfect, it establish that Luke is a well known figure in the galaxy...and furthers the idea that Vader is obsessed with finding him thus making the I am your father scene more connected.
Agreed.
Ian mcdiarmid is unbeatable as the emperor. That voice!
The dark side himself
I kinda want to learn how to do that voice
Ian McDiarmid was in episode of a british series called the professionals in the late seventies or early eighties, l think it was set in a hospital.
“If he could be turned, he would become a powerful ally.” This scene is just even more amazing when you remember that the audience had no idea of Vader’s connection to Luke at the time. The overriding evil with underlying emotion is masterful.
LOL out loud. From the first movie it was clear Luke was Vader's son.
@@fjccommishuhhh no it wasnt are you drunk
This dialogue was not added until 2004.
@@nickgrove3648 This dialogue here is essentially unchanged from the original. There are a few differences but mostly its the same... except for the updated actor.
basically the emperor told Vader hey that guy who destroyed the death star that's your kid
Walkman 1286
But not to an audience who doesn’t already know it.
And I think he might have sussed that if a young lad named Skywalker is running about, he’s due to pay some child support.
Vader actually knew that already. Boba Fett told him.
@@kelman727 somehow I knew the feeling the Emperor knew Anakin's wife had given birth to
Luke and Leia all along. When Anakin became Darth Vader, he didn't know his Wife, Padmé gave
birth to Twins. The Emperor just didn't know where he was when Luke was born. If I remember
in Revenge of the Sith, Yoda mentioned Luke and his Twin Sister Leia had to be Kept hidden
from Palpatine, and they did the right thing to hide them both from The Emperor. Palpatine would
have had both of them killed if he discovered their location.
@@Moakmeister when?
@@foxandwolffriend9359 And yet, Luke retained his name and lived with his aunt and uncle. 🤷🏻♂️
Yes, he would be a great replacement...asset! I meant to say great asset.
Love it 🤣
Why can I actually hear him say it.
I wonder if DV was already looking for a way to save his son.
@@markforster6457 exactly why Darth Vader said, "He's just a boy. Obi-Wan can no longer help him, now."
What I always liked about this scene is how threatening and imposing Vader is to the officers but when he's told that the Emperor is summoning him he immediately moves with urgency.
It's the fish meeting the bigger fish
Then you see the emperor and you know immediately that he's the boss
"he's just a boy."
that is Anakin pleading, "Please don't take my son like you took me."
its all good. Anakin one arm choke slams the old bag to his death in the end.
Ken Stone no he didn’t
@@colemacgrath2005 yes he did
Did you take that from Full Fat Videos?
@@colemacgrath2005 yes he did, among all his evilness. He loved his son and doesn't want him to be in danger like anakin was in
Palpatine: I have no doubt that this rebel is the offspring of Anakin Skywalker.
Vader: How is that possible?
Palpatine: Well, Lord Vader, when a man and a woman love each other VERY much...
+Dork Jedi I'm sure he thought the child died with the mother
+Dork Jedi It is clear here that Vader believed Padme lost her pregnancy.
I know, guys
Vader thought he killed her
+Matt561 And they made her up to still look pregnant at the funeral.
Anyone else sense Vader's extreme annoyance with his commanding officers by the tone of his voice at the beginning? I liked how he said "Noooooo Captain." You know deep down he's very very close to force choking all of them to death.
HiddenWen Couple that with the sheer hell Luke goes through in this movie, and you have (as TV Tropes called it)
"Skywalkers Have to Deal with Everyone's Crap"
Including with themselves! (Luke and Vader's little daddy son issues in the movies)
"Do I have to jump off this ship to find them myself, Captain? I swear if I find them, you're in for an ass-whoopin'!"
Vader likes noooo...
@@user-xx6vy9ri8p *NOOOOOO!*
"Lord Vader..."
"Yes Admiral, what is it?"
You can even be a dark lord but. That doesnt mean you cant be polite with others.
the Rule of the Two Sith were incredibly polite and diplomatic, since they needed multiple connections to fulfill their plans
0:30 DAMN MY MAN HAD A BADASS WALK
This has to be the point where Vader is thinking "Seriously?? Fuck this guy. I really screwed up all those years ago." He realizes he was lied to about killing Padme and that Palpatine is going to betray him the way he betrayed Dooku for his new apprentice because he obviously knows the rule of two.
He wanted to kill emperor back in episode 3
That is true. He may hate what he's become but if you read Dark Lord The Rise Of Darth Vader and read when Vader goes to the Jedi Temple to do an errand for Sidious you learn Vader truly hates Sidious
@@dancastro6873 lol so vader literally spent like 20 years looking for a reason to take out old palpy
@@parry3439 he had every reason to in ep 3 it was more of a how to do it
@@parry3439 Yes and no. Vader's relationship with Palpatine is a psychological nightmare. Palps spent the entire prequel era essentially grooming Anakin and so Anakin saw him as a father-figure and friend. Then Order 66 and Mustafar happened and suddenly, as far as Vader knew, Palpatine was the only person close to him that seemed to care for him at all (mainly because he'd killed everyone else). And Palpatine dropped his caring façade pretty quickly because he knew that he'd made Vader almost entirely dependent on him because no matter how badly he treated Vader in the future, he was the last person that Vader had any connection with. He both hates Palpatine for what he manipulated him into doing and still cares for him because he still sees him in that old light. It was discovering that he had a son, someone that he truly cared for besides Palpatine that he finally began to plot against him.
I like this scene as it shows vader kinda trying to protect Luke without upsetting his master or showing he has a weakness, Luke. First with he's just a boy (as in don't worry about him or just forget about him) & then well let's try to turn him (cuz he doesn't want to kill him). Anything to avoid killing him.
One of my favs...
+Lisa Thomasson I noticed too. Amazing. Luke said he still has a little good in him, apparently he does.
+Lisa Thomasson I never thought that Vader was consciously trying to protect him in that scene. I think that in Empire Strikes Back, Vader is convinced that Luke is only a tool to overthrow the Emperor. The way he calls him "son", to me it's not sincere but he does it to manipulate him. Then, in Return of the Jedi, it feels more like Vader has given up on turning Luke. He's more fatalist than he ever was.
I think Vader only discovers the good in him at the very moment, when he sees his son being torture. Until then it was in his subconscious. However, Luke probably figured it out during their first fight.
Korounet Yeah Luke did but Vader's mind was clouded by darkness the whole time. He didn't understand what he was doing subconsciously.
I think it can be read either way, that's why it's interesting.....
He didn't want to hurt Luke but at the same time he KNEW he couldn't disobey the emperor. Remember in RoTJ he says, "I MUST obey my master." That's showing that his life was at stake if he did not, not because he had is head up Palpatine's behind. He hated Palpatine and wanted to kill him from day 1 in the suit.
"he is just a boy"
*what we though he meant*
"he's just a kid. He's not as powerful as he thinks"
*what he actually meant*
"not my son...please don't take my son..."
take a knee vader did
Pretty much, in spite of him still being Darth Vader, he still didn’t want to kill his son because he was proof of the love he shared with Padmé. He also hoped to find a powerful ally in Luke who could help him overthrow the Emperor too.
"he is just a boy" yet he slaughtered tuskin children and younglings
@@xylonus those children weren't Luke, although I think your joking
@@hunterofthebigfootwithinte5609 you get my point
My favourite part about this scene is the fact that Vader ALREADY KNEW Luke was his son, since at the start when they located the Rebel's Hoth base, Vader said "I'm sure *Skywalker* is with them." And this whole time Vader wanted to get to Luke first so he could properly introduce himself and offer to him the opportunity to team up and take down Sidious. But now that Sidious knows, Vader is immediately aware Sidious will want Luke turned to the dark side or killed, hence why Vader silently pleas "he's just a boy."
ppp
Yeah, in the Vader comics between A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back, Vader launches an investigation into finding the rebel who destroyed the Death Star due to how strong in the Force he was. It led to him hiring Boba Fett, who discovered that his name was Skywalker and he told Vader about it, causing Vader to visit his in-law's farm on Tatooine, then to go to Naboo as he is stunned at the fact his child is alive when he believed it died along with his wife.
It was not a weak softhearted plea, it was him trying to assure Sidious that Luke was not a threat to them.
Exactly. I can’t believe anyone could watch this and actually believe this is truly the first time Vader learns his connection to Luke. The opening crawl itself declares that Vader is obsessed with finding Luke.
damn, vader actually went down to tatooine to cook luke's fam? i never put that together.
Vader: What is thy bidding, my master?
Emperor: There is a great disturbance in the force.
Vader: Jar Jar is dead, master...
+Ben Geiger Jar-Jar is the whole reason the Empire even exists. If he didn't call for that emergency powers vote, none of this would've happened.
+Bryan McGuire True....I heard they killed the Gungan's when they took Naboo....Could be wrong.....but I would prefer it to be that way :D
+Bryan McGuire I know it's really easy to hate on Jar Jar, but to be fair, any representative could've called for that vote. In the eyes of the people he was doing the right thing.
+Andy Studer Actually, if you watch the Blu-ray version Jedi, there's an extra shot added to the ending montage of all the free worlds where we see the Naboo people celebrating, including the gungans.
SimplyJay Ah yes....I see now....I didn't really like the Blu-ray version of Jedi myself but....I have to accept this if I am to watch Episode 7! =D
{I still like my Gungan's dead though xD}
Emperor: "I have no doubt this boy is the son of Anakin Skywalker."
Vader: *Shit! Twenty years of retroactive child support!*
waivedwench to whom? Padme's dead
22 years, actually
Emperor: "I have no doubt this boy is the son of Anakin Skywalker".
Vader: "How do you know??? I never told you that Padme is pregnant. Also, if he's Anakin's son, how can he be alive??? You said I killed Padme in my anger".
Emperor: "Uhhh...."
He is Darth Vader, not Anakin Skywalker, so he doesn't owe any child support.
Vader was still loaded. So it's a drop in the bucket. Even so, the empire can pay for it
0:02 I just realized that the guy on the left is literally annihilated by the asteroid in the middle of the call with Vader and no one gives a shit. The way these officers have a total indifference to their compatriots dying right in front of them is hilarious
Yep Rebels really hit home that the Empire doesn't give a fuck about its people.
No one can voice Vader better than James Earl Jones and no one can play the Emperor better than Ian McDiarmid
Definitely like this scene better than the original. One of the few changes that was actually better than the original. The added dialogue helps give a bit more insight into the mind games the Emperor plays. Plus, Ian McDiarmid is the BEST emperor. He is one of the best actors in the entire saga.
Indeed, not to mention that the original scene just screwed up the movie Cannon. The Emperor in ROTJ not only looks different but is a better, the original in this scene sounded and looked cheesy. This was better. And you are right, Ian McDiarmard is the best Emperor Palpatine/Darth Sidious.
+missystar013 nio!!!
+missystar013 i kinda prefer the original scene, or just the original hologram of the emperor. We can see his insidious face (rimshot) quite clearly, but in the original he was more shadowed, and i personally found that more creepy.
+missystar013 Nope, the original was better. Plus it ruins the reveal scene later in the film where Vader tells Luke that he is his father.
+sjdrifter72 The original made no sense
To those complaining that Vader should've found out already he did! He's playing dumb since he's already begun plotting against Palpatine
Absolutely! He's been plotting against Palpatine since ROTS, actually.
It's amazing that so many people fail to understand that Vader and Palpatine are both lying and plotting against each other in that scene.
Megrez Alberich ) indeed.
@@Megrez-Alberich Critical thinking is a dying artform in this world.
Rule of Two:
One who embodies the power of the dark side. And one who will crave it for themselves. Remember the Sith code:
Peace is a lie, there is only passion.
Through passion, I gain strength.
Through strength, I gain power.
Through power, I gain victory.
Through victory, my chains are broken.
The Force shall free me.
Nah it’s just bad dialogue that was rewritten
1:25 When Vader says "He's just a boy" that could be taken as him making a desperate plea to Palpatine not to take his son away too.
That wasn’t Vader speaking, that was Anakin
Vader actually gave Palpaltine the idea on having Luke as his new Apprentice.
When Vader said if he can be turned he would be a powerful ally, Palpatine realised Luke would be the ideal replacement for Vader, just like how he told General Grievous he will soon have a new apprentice namely Anakin when Dooku died.
In fact Palpatine was mostly speaking to himself than to Vader when he said he would be a great asset
You're mistaken if you really think it was Vader's idea alone
I like how when you look at the saga, it’s just palpatine getting the worst luck with apprentices. He starts with Maul, who was clearly too over confident and was beaten by a Padawan. Then he settles for an ex-Jedi who despite being very useful, is still older than him, and wouldn’t get much use from him in the long run. Then he thinks he finally hit the gold mine by finally turning Anakin, an individual literally conceived by the force, only for him to become handicapped shortly afterward, limiting his abilities with force somewhat. It then took over 20 years for palpatine to see someone as a suitable replacement, only for it to be Vader’s son, who would ultimately turn his father back into the light, and lead to his own destruction
Darth Vader was trying to save his son from death the only way he knew how.
+Anastasia Shmi Skywalker no. He wanted Luke to help him destroy the Emperor
R.I.P David Prowse, I’ve never been a Star Wars fan but I will always enjoy David Prowse as Darth Vader and James Earl Jones as the voice of Darth Vader. May the force be with you David Prowse and remember you don’t know the power of the dark side.
I love how Sidious pretends it was Vader‘s idea to turn Luke to begin with and not the fact that that’s exactly what he wanted Vader to do in the first place😂
I actually like the changed dialog better. In the original version, Vader just seemed like a loyal pawn. In this version, there's a clear undertone of them trying to play each other in typical Rule of Two fashion. We know from the comics that Darth Vader knows about Luke being his son, which means he's feigning ignorance here to hide his own plans from the Emperor. And the way the Emperor says the line after 1:46 conveys that he's considering replacing Vader with Luke.
Broadway JR I agree
Even at the beginning of ESB when they found the rebel base on Hoth Vader says "Skywalker is with them". So he knows it.
dayum son Think of it as schizophrenia, Anakin was once the whole of his being but then he was manipulated into becoming evil and to cope he essentially forced himself to believe Anakin was dead but he was still there and there was moments when Anakin started to come back but then Vader would take over again.
Rule of Two horseshit didn’t exist when this movie came out
@@MikehMike01 Yes and no. The Rule and its lore as we know it werent developed yet, but George Lucas did make a conscious decision from the beginning to have only a master and apprentice, coming up with the background lore for it at some point before the prequels.
Regardless, the Rule of Two doesnt contradict anything that came out before it, and since he wanted to bring this scene into continuity with the prequels as far as casting goes (and honestly, as a kid, the Emperor not being played by the same guy in ESB and RotJ bothered me, even before the prequels), changing the tone slightly to reflect Sith lore development was a good move
Palpatine - Search your feelings Lord Vader
Vader - What feelings...? O_O
+Aadila Iman *masturbation chamber
What other word do you have for feelings, dude ?
The Dark Side is all about passion. That's the whole thing the Jedi preach against. The Jedi say not to give in to your feelings lol
Force feelings, like when they feel a great disturbance in the force or feel the force all around them to harness its power.
How he felt when he didn't pull out
I have no doubt, this boy, is the offspring of Anakin Skywalker.
What? I have a son?
No I said Anakin Skywalker has a son, you are Darth Vader-
I HAVE A SON! THIS IS WONDERFUL!
Wait-
I MUST SEE HIM!
Where are you going?
xD Guess what, Stormtroopers? I have a son!!!
Let'me guess, How The Empire Strike Back Should Have Ended? LOL
Hey bounty hunters I have a son
+Hector Valdes Contreras I HAVE A SON, LIGHTSPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED
Oh this is wonderful! Me and my boy ruling the galaxy! He's going to be so excited!
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! NOOOOO!
I know you're upset and it's all a little shocking, but I'm just so happy to finally meet you!
Ian McDiarmid IS Palpatine! That’s what I call an improvement.
1:40 Vader subtly begging for his son’s life
Search your feelings Lord Vader, you know it to be true. Hint to Vader being Luke's father before the big reveal, I like it.
Also go back and look at Obi Wan face when Luke asked him about his father. Intentional or not it fits perfectly.
I love Alec's glance in the distance as though he's trying to think of a lie. I don't think it was intentional but it worked out great.
why did Vader have to Sit in that big chair, & have his Helmet Removed then put back on? is that to Refill his breathing gas?
It's not a hint, why would that be a hint? He's just telling Vader to use the Force, it should be easy to sense that Luke's his kid.
Zachary Erickson Obi wan told Luke that his father was Anakin skywalker or not?
So this Scene is a big Spoiler before the actual Plot Twist reveal...
0:20 can we appreciate how Vader seems so chill to some imperials
I've always found the short sequence of the ship moving away from the asteroids starting at 0:35 one of the greatest moments in sci-fi history. The soundtrack and image combination is awe-inspiring.
I love that part as well it’s like the part when they are about to attack Hoth too.
Yeeessss you’re absolutely right.This is one of my favorite sci-fi moments as well.
Totally agree the Star destroyers and Vaders main ship did circles arould other Sci-Fi ships like Star Trek and Galactica. The Star Destroyers were a true Space craft. The scene where Vader tells the Capital to pull his ship out of the Astroid field was amazing!
Literally commented that few minutes ago lmao
I always thought the way Vader addressed the admiral was the nicest he’s ever addressed someone.
I like how Vader had his own hidden agenda to overthrow the Emperor, since selfishness is the nature of the dark side. Maybe the Emperor knew about the plan, but figured if Luke turned, Luke would just kill Vader instead. I love that this dynamic demonstrates how "a house divided against itself cannot stand."
Gee, I really love the reactions of some people!
"Duh, the new dialogue makes absolutely no sense, Lucas is sooooo stupid!"
Well, actually it makes perfect sense. Vader is simply feigning ignorance here. He knows perfectly well who Luke is, he was just trying to find him first in the hope he would help him overthrow Palpatine. And Palpatine sees through Vader's lies, they are both plotting against each other and are fully aware of what the other is up to. They are just playing along..
"Nah, that would be way too subtle from someone like Lucas. The guy is too dumb, he would never have thought of this!".
The new dialogue makes perfect sense, but you have to read between the lines:
How is that possible?
(Dammit, he knows!)
Search your feelings, Lord Vader. You will know it to be true.
(Stop bullshitting me, I know that you already know)
He's just a boy, Obi-Wan can no longer help him...
(You need not worry, the boy is no threat at all. Just go about your business and let me deal with him personally)
The son of Skywalker must NOT become a Jedi!
(There's no way I'll let you use him for your own little schemes. I want him dead, capisce?)
If he could be turned, he would become a powerful ally...
(I will find him and convince him to help me kick your ass! Just wait and see...)
Yeeeeessss... He would be a _great_ asset!
(On second thought, you're right. He'll make a great new apprentice... once he's killed you and taken _your_ place at my side!)
indeed
Amazing analysis
“Lies and deceit are his ways”
-Yoda referring to Count Dooku and the inner workings of the Sith
Can it be done?
I actually never looked at it like that
The Vader comics makes the relationship with between him and the Emperor MUCH deeper. This conversation takes on a whole new context in light of the other backstory explained in the comics. They were playing each other the whole time. Vader was always looking to overthrow the Emperor. And the Emperor was always looking to replace Vader. It was briefly hinted at in the movies, but fleshed out in the comics. Their relationship was much more complicated than just simply master and student.
1:17 I love how this quote is used by Vader in the Father reveal. It communicates that Vader here feels the same conflicted anguish here that Luke will feel later in the film.
Such a cool scene. Vader looked very shiny. Polish up before Emperor transmissions?
He always has someone "lemon pledge" him before a chat with the Emperor lol
I love that hologram flickering out of existance. Great touch of dark comedy, especially fun how entirely uninterested Vader is.
he dont care
that captain will be missed lol
@@BabyMatinyIf he has a name then he’d make for a great Glup Shitto ngl
You have to admit, while James Earl Jones' voice is the perfect voice for Vader, David Prowse's movements and presence in that suit are what truly make Vader for me. I sure hope whoever they casted for Rogue One walks and moves with the same authority as Prowse did.
It's much more than that. In Rouge One, Vader kills a bunch of rebel troopers with a lightsaber
He is the son of Anakin Skywalker.
Vader: Oh. Ohhhh. Ohhhhhhhhh. So we're just going to pretend I'm not Anakin skywalker. Ok, fine.
Emperor: Actually the reason I called you was to ask you to put your parental overalls on and *DEAL WITH THIS BOY.*
I love that little high pitched musical effect at 0:46. It's so malevolent and dissonant that it sounds like Vader's literally summoning a demon, or Satan himself.
+Daniel Cohen He is. lol
+Daniel Cohen Satan cowers at the thought of Lord Sidious
+Daniel Cohen I love that sound too hopefully they use something like this in the newer movies!
It's just a bunch of flutes playing a dissonant chord, which transitions to the orchestra with the triangle hitting a couple times, but yes it's really good I love it.
Visitormassacre Yeah just search up the Han And Leia soundtrack from obviously The Empire Strikes Back and it starts about 3/4's of the way through
I always interpreted this as Sidious testing Vader. He knew Vader wanted to overthrow him and knew Vader would use Luke to attempt doing so. Vader knows exactly who Luke is at this point and by saying "How is that possible?" he is feigning ignorance to Sidious, but Sidious knows that Vader know's who the "rebel who destroyed the death star" is. Thank god Lucas did change this because the original scene was dreadful.
Yes, but- *Before I continue, this comment WILL contain spoilers to Star Wars*
Before his talk with the Emperor here, wasn't Vader led to believe he killed Padmé and his unborn child(ren) in his anger? Because this alteration, in a way, makes sense.
+Ben Waldburger Read the new Darth Vader comic book series from Marvel....they fill in the gaps about Vader finding out Luke is his son between episodes IV and V
+David James The lines were changed, in the original the Emperor simply said ''we have a new enemy, luke skywalker'', Vader then replied ''he is just a boy''. So it was obvious that Vader knew.
+David James The only problem is the emperor here doesn't look like the emperor from ROTJ
+midnightstrike3625 its Ian McDiarmid. the make up may not be the same as ROTJ but its literally the same person. So unlike 99.9 percent of the other "edits" this one actually has a point.
I love that the empire is like a machine. A piece stops working(guy got killed by asteroid) and they just move forward. And vader is so respectful as to ensure he makes a clear transmission for the boss
By this point, Vader knows Luke's last name, knows he comes from Tatooine, knows Obi-wan trained him and (according to the new comics) gave Luke the lightsaber taken from Mustafar, and Vader has likely guessed at Luke's age... Vader's not stupid. I think he put it together himself and feigned ignorance to the Emperor. Or else, when he asked 'how is that possible' he was referring, not to the fact that Luke's alive, but to the fact that the Emperor put all of this together, too. It just doesn't make sense otherwise.
Are they canon?
Thanks! I'm not a comic book reader but it's good info to know
Yes he knew. But he did not wanted Sidious to know about it
Exactly . I think this scene is key to palpatines undoing , because it MUST eventually dawn on vader that he's been lied to after hearing this . Now he knows he has a son , the emperor has begun to loose his grip on him .At Vaders suggestion he "join us " Palpatine is already plotting to replace vader with luke as his new apprentice , after all there can only be 2 .
One of the first things he tells Luke is how well Obi Wan taught him. He remembers that kid from his fight on the death star.
When boss calls...
FistInYourFace LOL 😂
Star Destroyer gets hit and then one of the officers disappears LMAO!
The hologram of the officer disappeared because they lost transmission.
You're thinking of something darker.
Are you serious? The entire command "head" of the star destroyer was blown to bits in an instant.
the guy fucking died along with hundreds of other officers
1 like = 1 rip
FriendlyCroock he put his hands up in shock when he saw the asteroid flying towards the bridge.
The other ships are like pawns on the chess board. Boss sends them in first to get the job done. Vader is the queen so he has to act wisely. Of course Palpatine is the king.
The only person to make Darth Vader kneel. Awesome scene writing and acting.
this is so much better than the 1980 version
Vader: I want every ship looking for that falcon
15 seconds later
Vader: MOVE THE BEST SHIP OUT SO I CAN MAKE A PHONE CALL
I hope you don't think that's silly. It was intentionally done back to back to show how much bigger a priority the Emperor is.
When the Emperor calls, you go.
It's fucking Darth Sidious you better move a thousand ships if that's what it takes to talk to him clearly.
The instant he hears: “the emperor commands you to make contact with him”.....he reacts. Not even a second of hesitation. Unquestionable loyalty. Sidious is all that matters!!
The regular star destroyer captains probably took a pretty dim view of Vader's ship bugging out...
I like how when that Commander's Star Destroyer was hit by the asteroid, Vader has absolutely zero reaction. It wasn't even by enemy fire, but by a random rock flying in space yet he still does not care.
Truly remarkable, the intricacies of Vader's character, reassuring his complete distaste for sentiment. Really cements how far Anakin went from caring about everything and saving everyone, to caring about nothing but ruling everyone.
Asteroids do not concern him.
And apparently the deaths of several soldiers doesn't either.
The ship had a deflector shield so any asteroids that hit the ship are completely obliterated
As a kid, I was astounded by the officer getting killed in the middle of the meeting...loved it.
Oh really+(?) So that's what happened?
The Emperor is one of the best characters in this franchise. The actor does a stellar (wars) job
@Yankeefan24
Not at all . . .
" (let us). . . . tell sad stories of the death of kings (Richard the III)
That was a different Richard.
"He will join us or die, master" his talking about his own son right there.
+Lewis Nelson Well if my son would turn out to be a Star Trek fan i would say the same thing
+Jigsaw you yes haha
+Jigsaw you what's wrong with star trek?
they're totally different stop comparing them
Infinite DeD I love both, well maybe star wars a bit more, but I watch all the shows and movies and play all the games
The best version, in my opinion.
His voice is more sepulchral, and the echo in the room emphasizes its wickedness.
"He's the offspring of Anakin Skywalker."
"How is that possible?"
"Well, when a man and woman love each other very much..."
Conrad: “No, no, no, no, no. Where did you come from?”
The most genius aspect of this scene is making the Emperor’s hologram so large by comparison with Vader, as if to imply that the Emperor is an omnipotent presence to whom all others are nothing more than bugs.
0:25...........the Admiral is sucking some serious wind there. He needs to ramp up his daily exercise routine!
In a way I would be too. Telling one of the most feared people in the Galaxy that he has to drop everything he's doing and talk to someone even more terrifying.
*My bidding ?! How about I bid thee to stop ramming this ship into asteroid fields ? Can you handle that ?*
+The94Venom Thanks to Robot Chicken, that was the first thing I thought when I watched this.
lmao that would have been hillarious :D
SSDs aren't cheap ^^
There is no try! There is do and there fucking up royal! And you’re fucking up royal! So I’m hiring Bounty Hunters to do the job!
Vader: "The _audacity_ of Kenobi. Shows up again, gets a new student, and just to rub it in my face the kid has the same surname as me!"
Palpatine: "He's your son, dipshit."
Vader: "Oh. Wait really? I HAVE A SON! *I GOTTA TELL EVERYONE!"*
Emperor: "WHERE ARE YOU GO-?!" (Connection lost.)
Even the way Vader takes the knee looks badass.
I love this scene. I like the way Vader says "NO captain, they're alive! I love the way Palpatine says "boy".
I love Vader's determination that the Falcon crew is alive, it's not just his use of the force or some evil obsession, it's his history as Anakin, who obviously would know that smaller, faster vessels are going to be better suited to things like asteroid fields than big hulking cruisers. He would know this from the Battle of Bothawui against Greivous and the Siege of Christophsis against Trench.
One of the best special edition changes. I love the extra dialogue and having Ian’s voice.
"He's just a boy"..... (please don't take him like you took me)
"If he could be turned he would become a powerful ally"...(better that than the alternative)
Vader already knew.
He had a plan to turn Luke in secret and overthrow the emperor.
Exactly, he's trying to bullshit the Emperor. This is why he addresses him as a "boy" even though he is a man, already too old to be a padawan. He's protecting him from the minute he knew of him. Luke (and Leia) were the last bits of humanity he had
I like how Vader is pleading for his son's life here with veiled persuasion.
The little touch showing that one hologram losing transmission is super cool.
I miss these kind of clips in star wars. The respect and dialogue that reinforces the significance of the emperor. In such a calm quiet voice "what is thy bidding my master". As he kneels to him. Love it, miss it! Camera work is genius
"Hello Admiral, nice to see you. How may I help you today?"
1:07 which is a strange thing to say to Anakin Skywalker!
1:14
Vader: What!? I have a son?
Sidious: No I said 'Anakin Skywalker' you are Darth Vade...
Vader: I have a son! This is wonderful! I must see him!
(Vader runs off)
Sidious: Were are you going?
HISHE Moment.
1:16 "Search your feelings, you know it to be true"
I thought this was Vaders line, now I know where he got it.
So, I just finished "Tarkin", and it left me with a couple of questions. Particularly about Darth Vader and Tarkin's relationship. It kind of felt like, at the end, that Tarkin was the only friend Vader got - maybe even the only friend he'd ever have after turning to the dark side... I just felt like they really trusted and respectd eachother-and even, at times, opened up and had actual, deep and open-minded conversations with eachother. Concidering this, how upset do you think Vader was with Tarkin's death, concidering the fact that he might've been his only friend...?
(i might be overdramatic, but I'd like to see if anyone actually agree with me..)
Longing, companionship, or loss are feelings that defy the sith principles. Vader would have stifled or warped those emotions before he even had the chance to recognize them.
Darth Vader probably tossed it aside very quickly. Ultimately, Vader wanted only one thing and that was power. He considered Palpatine a friend in Episode 3 and he still contemplating overthrowing him.
On the end, the only person Darth Vader probably cared about was his son.
This scene becomes so full of hidden meaning when you've seen...literally everything else. Just watching this one film alone, and then watching it a second time makes this scene have a completely different meaning. Add in RotJ and the prequels and it's even more crazy. Add in the Vader series by marvel comics, and it's absolutely insane.
You lost me at adding the prequels
@@aaroniousairlines9087 why?
Best change by far. The dialogue is even better too.
Knowing from the comics that here, Vader already knew that Luke was his son, makes this scene and the dialogue even better
1:46
When your mom ask you if want something from KFC
i love that the asteroid flying into the star destroyers command bridge at the very beginning is followed up by the hologram of the other officer being taken out via interference
I remember watching this scene with the original actor when I was younger, eight or nine years old. I’ll never forget the feeling that swept over me when Vader all of a sudden dropped everything he was doing just to go talk to someone named “The Emperor”. As an 8 year old, I had figured Vader was the one in charge 😂
You can tell that Vaders attitude completely changed when he learned that his son was alive. He convinced palpatine to capture Luke alive instead of having Vader simply kill him on the spot
I personally think Vader found out that Luke was his son sometime before TESB, due to his obsession with finding him, to the point of personally joining away missions. Vader also knew Luke's surname was 'Skywalker' before this scene, so I believe he had likely put two and two together a while ago.
"Move the ship out of the asteroid field so we have a clear transmission!"
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Seriously, does the hologram of sidious looks like a clear transmission? :P
Quazar501 I laughed way too hard at this...
Quazar501 it's for Darth Vaders transmission the emperor doesn't care if his isn't that good it's just Vader who wants his to look good to the emperor.
@UnknownPerson onGoogle Live streaming across the galaxy with a 144p potato cam and a bluetooth stick. The emperor is truly corrupted by the dark side...
It looks better than original one though...
0:32 I can't be the only one who loves that little robot
Mouse Droid I believe.
@@jarrettallen9119 Thank you!!! :D
There is a great disturbance in the Force.
I prefer this version. Emperor isnt suffering from allergic reaction.