The fact that Han Solo heard everyone yell, especially chewie, not to mention he was still ALIVE when he was falling that makes his death even more painful. Cause he fell, and he felt the impact..
You can tell Chewie was holding back his shot, he could have easily gave Ren a fatal shot but a combination of knowing Han wouldn’t want it and likely still remembering the boy he watched grow up made a part of him still reluctant to do so
@@drcatinstein they werent exploding they went flying and died, ren can control bleeding out at least to some degree, and was shot in the stomach not the chest
Would've loved to see chewie go crazy in sum hand to hand combat with the Storm troopers, cuz in lore whenever a wookie uses their claws/fist it was usually when ever they got really angry and resorted back to their basic animal instincts and if it was ever done in a wookie village then the wookie would be outcasted because of them resorting to their animal instct but it usually was for a reason of them loosing a loved one and going absolute ape shit after
@@adamdover3868 there should be sum books and or comics with the wookie info but I found out thru a 2003 starwars game called knights of the old republic, it's kinda like a dnd rpg game with companions, one of the companions is a wookie who got banned frm Kashyk by going mad claw aka attacking his own brother with his claws and going crazy. Eventually u reach the planet of Kashyk and they explain it frm there. It's a great starwars game but old af, there's a remake of it that should hopefully be coming out soon and I recommend playing it for sure it was a great part of my child hood and made me love star wars even more
Leia having to sit down when she feels Han's death through the Force is the saddest part for me. She's taken so many massive losses throughout her life and stood firm in the face of them to keep soldiering on, but this was just one loss too many.
So sad we didn't had a moment of Han, Leia, Luke, Chewie, R2 & C3PO together, and even more sad by Carrie's death.😢😞. Edit: Also by Peter Mayhew and Kenny Baker deceasements
Instead of being selfish, he was selfless and wanted his son back, Even when he was stabbed, he still showed compassion. There isn't a better death for Han
@@edythebeast7087 yes. Han went from smuggler to general in the OG, and right back to a smuggler again in sequels. Luke went from a young scared boy to a Jedi, back to an old scared man. Leia was probably going to have some kind of arc, but rip. Everyone that died killed themselves except Phasma and Snoke... Luke over dosed on the force, Rey over dosed on the force but Kylo OD'd on the force to save her from over dosing.. Palpatine killed himself but he wanted to die so new canon is Rey is dead and palpatine is in her body. Sequels are a giant ass meme lol
@@theopportuneson699 Honestly I feel like the force awakens is underrated it's actually a good movie and it shows what happens to our favourite characters of Jedi but the last Jedi and The rise of Skywalker is some of the worst pieces of entertainment I have seen
You can really feel the anger from Chewie just by hearing him yelp. And my God these guys have actually gotten better at shooting blasters and hitting Stormtroopers.
The lightsaber stab is somehow more gruesome, violent and terrifying to me than any other lightsaber kill in Star Wars. Not getting dismembered or decapitated like Dooku, not getting cut in half like Maul, but a simple but powerful stab through the gut. And combined with the suspense and music, and the pain in everyone’s voices after Han dies, it really makes this scene terrifying and sad.
@@virgogaming6488 I mean was he dumb? Or was he possibly helping Kylo kill him because he knew snoke would kill Kylo if he didn’t. Cuz Han said he’d do anything to help him, maybe Han pushed the button, and that’s why Kylo thanked him
When I was watching this scene for the first time I was literally on the edge of my seat. I was relieved when I saw Ren give the lightsaber to Han and then... I was left completely speechless for the rest of the film. I was 7 years old and Han was one of my favorite characters from the franchise. A few years later a long distance relative of mine (I think she was my aunt) came over to visit us for a few days, star wars episode 8 had recently been released and she wanted to watch this movie before going to see the new one. We were all watching it in the living room and before this scene came up I had to leave because I couldn't dare to watch him die again. I could still hear the sound of the lightsaber and that was enough to make me cry.
Han’s death is easily the saddest character death of all time Saw this in the theater when I was 8. Han was and still is my favorite character and seeing him die was the first time I ever cried while watching a movie.
The fact that Kyle tanked a shot from the gun that was causing explosions on impact and blasting trooper armor to bits and went on to DUEL Rey, is insane
@@whatNtarnation90 no he wasn’t mad at Disney or anything he always hated Star Wars and his character han Im sorry if you thought harrison was on your side but he’s not 😂
I remember crying when watching The Force Awakens in the cinema and saw this scene happen . I hugged my bag even tighter and my tears kept dripping down from my eyes to my face and on the bag , wetting part of it .
Kylo broke a life long friendship between Han and chewie plus chewie is about 235 years meaning he’s about middle aged he’s gonna have to live the rest of his life without his friend I hope chewie makes a new Wookiee friend
There's 3 trilogies in the Skywalker saga: original, prequel and sequel and I noticed they all have something in common: In each 1st film of the trilogy the main hero has some sort of mentor figure that gets killed by the main villain, as they witness that they scream in horror "no" For example: A New Hope: Luke witness Obi-Wan get killed by Darth Vader and yells no The Phantom Menace: Obi-Wan witness Qui-Gonn get killed by Darth Maul and yells no The Force Awakens: Rey witness Han Solo get killed by Kylo Ren and yells no. And this one without a doubt is the most shocking and heartbreaking
Although this the best executed of the three mentor gets killed scenes. I honestly think this one was the least shocking mainly because everyone knows how much Harrison Ford wanted out of Star Wars and most people figured he'd die
What’s sad is that Han isn’t force sensitive, meaning he will never become a force ghost and unlike Luke and Leia, he will never know his sacrifice paid off and turned his son back to the light in the end.
There's SOME precedent to him being a LITTLE, like the time he fired over his shoulder and hit a stormtrooper without intending to, or "Boba Fett? WHERE??" in ROTJ. But not a serious amount, no.
The last poignant moment in the saga. Hans death was handled amazingly in this movie. I was sad, tragic and served a narrative. Everything after this though was toilet
I thought Luke and Leia's deaths were handled better than Han's. It looks like Han is given a villain's death and is forgotten about by the end of the film.
Notice the change in lighting of his face. At first its half red and half light, as if he is teetering on the edge of the dark and light side, but you can physically see the dark side enveloping him as his face turns fully red right before he strikes down his father. Not a fan by any means of this money-milking trilogy, but this scene is solid
i've been hearing talk there might be a funeral, memorial service for Han Solo in Episode 8, i don't see how, normally a Funeral has a body, and he fell quite the depth, probably his body was incinerated, because i think he fell into the reactor core, or it happend after the planet blew up
@@izhadshanwanakmalkhuzairy6087 no... People still have funerals for loved ones who have been lost completely, even a tombstone, they don't just say " oh well that sucks." And don't have any way os saying a goodbye
What's sad is that the trilogy had powerful moments...but each moment was obliterated by a multitude of mistakes that outweighed anything good that took place.
Love that the last thing Han does is touch Kylo's cheek, perhaps the least Han thing ever, and so much can be said from it, "it's ok Son, i forgive you, I love you, I'm sorry I let this happen to you, Goodbye," So much from a small gesture of love
Is anyone else disturbed by the uncommonly high number of walk ways and balconies with little or no safety railings in the Star Wars Universe? I'm guessing that OSHA isn't a thing in a galaxy far, far away.
Chewie’s scream is so sad to hear because of the pain in his voice but Chewie shooting Kylo and then going into a full on rage was the coolest part, I mean how he shoots Kylo in the body was amazing
I love how Chewie is just like “rawr” mother fucker and shoots him in the ribs. Could have gone for the head but at the same time that’s like his nephew.
I remember being in the theater on opening night and this made everyone scream in horror. I’ll never forget seeing the look of disgust on my Dad’s face. I lost it when Chewie howled because it was a giant “F you” to him and all the fans who grew up with the originals. This was the moment Disney killed Star Wars.
Well Harrison Ford killed Star Wars then. Not Disney. Ford would not do the movie unless they killed Han. He wanted a big death scene since ROTJ and he got his wish ...😂.
My version of this scene? Chewie roars so long, loud and with such horrific ferocity that everyone freezes in terror, Kylo included. His eyes turn black, and we get to finally see a Wookie let loose.. He becomes an unstoppable monster, just tearing everyone to pieces. It’s the ‘hallway’ Vader scene he and honestly Han deserved.
The Sequels were bad, but I watched this in Theaters, and the loud ass noise of his lightsaber igniting, the room illuminated red, and I saw Han with a lightsaber through his chest, that just caught me off guard. I really didn’t see it coming, and it startled me more than most horror movies. I thought an OG like Han Solo would’ve been given plot armor, not killed like that. Either way it was shocking, and one of the few things the Sequels did good.
Originally Lucas thought of killing Han off in RotJ, thinking it was a great way for Han's redemption cycle, but he chickened out in the end, not wanting anything to take away from Vader's death, I think.
Ben Solo didn't think or care that his mother would sense him killing his father before he would later try to get the rest of his family all because of Snoke, who turned him to the dark side.
Han, Leia and Luke up there with Logan, Dobby, Jack Dawson, Boromir, Tony Stark, Mufasa, Aslan, Erin Jaeger, John Coffey, Bambi’s mom, Littlefoot’s mom, Rue(HG), Rogue one (all), little red Jacket girl in Schindler’s list, Bruno and Shmuel, Prim(HG), Obi-wan and so on You’re all in TV heaven now, rest well (Feel free to add more names)
say what you wan't about the movie or the sequels but this scene is a masterpiece and it's symbolic the blue light on han side represents the light side , hope and shows that kylo has doubts , that he's confused, shatered betwen anger and regrets the red light on kylo side represents the dark side it means that there's no hope that it's over and when kylo gets closer to han the blue light disapears showing that the atempt to bring ben back isn't possible anymore and then kylo kills han and the music IS great as well
Back in 2015 I was sitting in the theater knowing it wasn't going to end well when Han went out on the bridge. 😕 Even then, I didn't usually shed tears over fictional deaths, but something about a father getting lured in and murdered by his mentally unstable adult kid who he was trying to help really got me emotionally. It felt unnatural and twisted, yet it also made me curious about just wtf was wrong with this new villain and how dangerous he might become to the other heroes, if he could do this to his own parent all for some weird goal of appeasing this mysterious Supreme Leader character and pushing himself further into the darkness. The creepy vibes that Kylo gave off during his interactions with Rey also made me dread what he might do in the future, after she rejected him and sliced his face open. I thought he'd return with more dark side training and a huge chip on his shoulder, and really fuck things up. ... Yeah, I didn't like how the rest of the trilogy watered the whole situation down. They basically went "Kylo did nothing wrong, he just needed a nice girl to show him the power of -boners- uh I mean love, now all of his mental/personality issues are cured" and called it a day 🤦♀️
@@meth_raccoon I will, I would be happy to, but I need to know that you're sincere and wanting to hear my perspective on why the series is awesome and I need you to watch two videos for me. Would you be interested in that? It would serve as a preface for my perspective and more of a primer so that when I go to talk about something you will have reference material for what I'm talking about. I am imagine that you have watched plenty of anti sequel trilogy films already. These two videos that I am thinking about are a total of 40 minutes. The first one is around 8 minutes and the second is around 30 minutes and I think you would like them because they also include content from Star wars theory. So what do you say, would this be something that would interest you? Because all you have to lose is that you already hate it right? But think of what you could gain. Wouldn't it be nice to actually see the sequel trilogy in a different light that could really perhaps not resonate with you per se, but instead, give you a new appreciation for it, isn't that worth 40 minutes of your time?
@@cerebrophage7709 Unexpected update: Have you heard about that recent interview in which Adam Driver confirmed the character's redemption was not even a planned thing? Yeah... When they made TFA, the intention was for Kylo to be a reverse Vader (something Abrams himself even said at some point IIRC). He was going to become a progressively darker villain throughout the trilogy, not whatever he ended up turning into. 😭
@methraccoon I did and I'll say the sans thing I've said Arnott such things. Revisions happen. That's part of the movie making process. You can have one idea going in and then better ideas come to light and you go with that. Criticizing a creative team for making revisions, is the sans vibe as getting mad at an artist for using an eraser or even staring over. They really aren't a failure. Business don't survive on bad decisions. Disney recognizes when something isn't popular. Think about this: Lucasfilm, under KK is about to release another new show, a 4th season of mando, a rey movie and some other things, too. While the rest of us enjoy all the stuff coming through KK, you can go ahead and pout all you like, hating is a choice. Fans are enjoying it just fine and will continue to do so.
He was never going to turn good. He intended that the whole time. The thing was, he also knew that he had to get close to Han to have a chance with Chewbacca nearby, so he feigned being conflicted. Watch again, you can see that he's starting to move towards Han the second he saw him, and made sure his saber was RIGHT where he needed it, without tipping Chewie off.
Worse, he lost his life debt. Chewbacca was HONOR BOUIND to serve Han. Losing him made Chewbacca a failure in the eyes of his race. He LOVED Han, but worse is that he failed him at the most crucial moment. He'll be beating himself up for not seeing the obvious betrayal coming from light-years away. (Possibly 12 parsecs!)
Ben deceivingly hands his lightsaber to Han (0:42) Ben manslaugters his dad (1:17) Chewbacca howls in anger (1:19 - 2:14) Han falls off the bridge (1:48) Chewbacca shoots Ben (2:15)
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What's sad is that Chewie lost his lifelong best friend, but also the fact that now he ends up shooting the boy he watched grow up.
Imagine if chewie killed Kyle ren
With leia he was Broken but with han he was furious I feel bad for chewie he truly lost everyone :(
Chewie only shot one time at him ? Crazy
he had no fucking problem taking that shot - fuck kylo
@@ballooncoast848 that's be crazy
Disney: come back as Han Solo
Harrison Ford: no
Disney: you’re being killed off in this movie
Harrison Ford: ok be there at 8
Understandable have a nice day.
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The fact that Han Solo heard everyone yell, especially chewie, not to mention he was still ALIVE when he was falling that makes his death even more painful. Cause he fell, and he felt the impact..
Han was just a vision to Ben Solo in episode IX
@@nobod2567 yeah he’s saying that Han solo wasn’t entirely dead when Kylo stabbed him right away. He died while falling down
He probably had a high pain tolerance despite his old age, that’s why he didn’t instantly die
@@pop-culturecinephile8144 EXACTLY! He probably felt so much worse cause he was still breathing and all that.
maybe he died on the way down moron
Chewie lost everything,
Han, Leia and Luke.
Han's Death really made Chewie go berserk, I mean anybody would lose their mind seeing their best friend die
All he has left is Lando
@@iwasjustcomingoutheretopic8598 I wonder Where R2D2 & C-3PO could be
@@Dee_Nice89 Oh right i forgot
He's a survivor like R2 D2 and C-3PO
You can tell Chewie was holding back his shot, he could have easily gave Ren a fatal shot but a combination of knowing Han wouldn’t want it and likely still remembering the boy he watched grow up made a part of him still reluctant to do so
If I was Chewie, I wouldn't. Traitors deserve no mercy. No matter who they are.
Wasn't his crossbow blowing everyone else up prior to this? Just seems like plot armor
@@drcatinsteinits not plot armor, rens a powerful force user not a stormtrooper
@@brandonm5130 How does that stop it from exploding? You already see him freeze blaster shots so he didn't see chewbacca's shot coming
@@drcatinstein they werent exploding they went flying and died, ren can control bleeding out at least to some degree, and was shot in the stomach not the chest
I know this scene is supposed to be sad, but Chewie going ape s**t and shooting everyone and continuing to blow up everything was so bad ass!
Would've loved to see chewie go crazy in sum hand to hand combat with the Storm troopers, cuz in lore whenever a wookie uses their claws/fist it was usually when ever they got really angry and resorted back to their basic animal instincts and if it was ever done in a wookie village then the wookie would be outcasted because of them resorting to their animal instct but it usually was for a reason of them loosing a loved one and going absolute ape shit after
Wished that part lasted longer, imagine seeing him rip the arms off of a Stormtrooper
@@thatrandomguy5490 that’s actually rlly good info howd i find that out
@@adamdover3868 there should be sum books and or comics with the wookie info but I found out thru a 2003 starwars game called knights of the old republic, it's kinda like a dnd rpg game with companions, one of the companions is a wookie who got banned frm Kashyk by going mad claw aka attacking his own brother with his claws and going crazy. Eventually u reach the planet of Kashyk and they explain it frm there. It's a great starwars game but old af, there's a remake of it that should hopefully be coming out soon and I recommend playing it for sure it was a great part of my child hood and made me love star wars even more
It's the best scene from this entire trilogy
Leia having to sit down when she feels Han's death through the Force is the saddest part for me. She's taken so many massive losses throughout her life and stood firm in the face of them to keep soldiering on, but this was just one loss too many.
So sad we didn't had a moment of Han, Leia, Luke, Chewie, R2 & C3PO together, and even more sad by Carrie's death.😢😞.
Edit: Also by Peter Mayhew and Kenny Baker deceasements
Notice Kylo's look change at the split second it cuts to Leia.
Instead of being selfish, he was selfless and wanted his son back, Even when he was stabbed, he still showed compassion. There isn't a better death for Han
This scene alone has more character depth and great storytelling than the entire 2 sequels after this combined.
It's a contrived scene to kill off Han and get us to hate Kylo Ren.
Rise of Skywalker definitely but you’re crazy if you saw no character development in TLJ. Even if you didn’t like the movie the growth is there
@@turtleguyfan 100% agree, there is tons of growth... but it goes backwards.
@@whatNtarnation90 so they regressed?
@@edythebeast7087 yes. Han went from smuggler to general in the OG, and right back to a smuggler again in sequels. Luke went from a young scared boy to a Jedi, back to an old scared man. Leia was probably going to have some kind of arc, but rip. Everyone that died killed themselves except Phasma and Snoke... Luke over dosed on the force, Rey over dosed on the force but Kylo OD'd on the force to save her from over dosing.. Palpatine killed himself but he wanted to die so new canon is Rey is dead and palpatine is in her body. Sequels are a giant ass meme lol
One of the best scenes in the Sequels. I remember getting really sad at this part in the theaters. It hit me hard.
That scene has scarred me forever
Its not han its chewies scream that kills me one of most underrated characters in my opinion
I remember seeing this in theater. The whole room gasped when the lightsaber went through Han
To this day I can't accept Kylo as a "good guy" on a visceral level. I always think of this scene and how it made me feel the first time I saw it
Yeah it made me realise how stupid the sequels were prior to the sequel hate
Kill solo off in the last jedi after he meets lando and the rest
Durrr
Whether you hate or love the sequels you have to admit this is one of the saddest scenes in star wars history 😭
sad because it was done so badly maybe...
@@GamezGuru1 it wasn’t done badly at all
It’s not, because I don’t recognize this as _Star Wars._
@@theopportuneson699 Honestly I feel like the force awakens is underrated it's actually a good movie and it shows what happens to our favourite characters of Jedi but the last Jedi and The rise of Skywalker is some of the worst pieces of entertainment I have seen
@@GamezGuru1 the half red half blue demonstrating the light in Ben. The blue fading away once Han is killed showing the light leaving Ben. it’s great
How ironic how Ford's real life son is also named Benne
He should look out
Uh oh....
Insert Palpatine
Palpatine:Dew it
@@izhadshanwanakmalkhuzairy6087 BUT ITS NOT THE JEDI WAY
The saddest part of this is that Chewie only has Lando and the droid duo left
I feel bad for Chewie in this part he didn’t want his buddy to die
To make it more saf
Han made a promise chewie yhat he can save him for another time but that will never happen
Sad
i cried to be honest
2:17 Chewbacca did the right thing by attacking Kylo Ren
At This Rate... The Others....
You can really feel the anger from Chewie just by hearing him yelp. And my God these guys have actually gotten better at shooting blasters and hitting Stormtroopers.
The lightsaber stab is somehow more gruesome, violent and terrifying to me than any other lightsaber kill in Star Wars. Not getting dismembered or decapitated like Dooku, not getting cut in half like Maul, but a simple but powerful stab through the gut. And combined with the suspense and music, and the pain in everyone’s voices after Han dies, it really makes this scene terrifying and sad.
It made Han look dumb walking into his own death.
@@virgogaming6488 I mean was he dumb? Or was he possibly helping Kylo kill him because he knew snoke would kill Kylo if he didn’t. Cuz Han said he’d do anything to help him, maybe Han pushed the button, and that’s why Kylo thanked him
Maybe…
@@virgogaming6488Vader returning to the light and dies - awesome
Han trying to help his son and dies - dumb
@@urbainleverrier1Its dumb because he knows his son is dangerous and emotionally unstable.
Must've hurt for chewie
Of Course It Hurt Chewie, Han Was His Best Friend
it must have annoyed him, that kylo ren didn't die at that moment, he wanted revenge.
Of course it did
Must have hurt for Kylo, pretty sure Chenier shot him in the dick
I think it hurt even more for Han.
When I was watching this scene for the first time I was literally on the edge of my seat. I was relieved when I saw Ren give the lightsaber to Han and then... I was left completely speechless for the rest of the film. I was 7 years old and Han was one of my favorite characters from the franchise. A few years later a long distance relative of mine (I think she was my aunt) came over to visit us for a few days, star wars episode 8 had recently been released and she wanted to watch this movie before going to see the new one. We were all watching it in the living room and before this scene came up I had to leave because I couldn't dare to watch him die again. I could still hear the sound of the lightsaber and that was enough to make me cry.
Han’s death is easily the saddest character death of all time
Saw this in the theater when I was 8. Han was and still is my favorite character and seeing him die was the first time I ever cried while watching a movie.
@@sl4yer134Same. This is the only movie that made me cry
The fact that Kyle tanked a shot from the gun that was causing explosions on impact and blasting trooper armor to bits and went on to DUEL Rey, is insane
Rey and fin, while being mentally unstable.
Yeah. My problem isn’t that Rey won, but how the hell is he still standing after taking a blast from one of the deadliest gun weapons in the galaxy?
I can’t be the only one who thought it was badass he is probably the only person in the galaxy that has survived a bowcaster shot let alone chewbaccas
@@Mojo1356i hate this trilogy when they killed off every og character I am so piss
@@Mojo1356Not to mention, doing it in cold hard snow in the wilderness far from anyone that could reinforce him.
It’s sad that Han Solo died but I’m glad Harrison ford got his wish
Han probably would have been fine continuing Star Wars if the plot was even half decent.
@@whatNtarnation90 no he wasn’t mad at Disney or anything he always hated Star Wars and his character han Im sorry if you thought harrison was on your side but he’s not 😂
@@notataco4203 im aware he never liked star wars, but it pays good money. If it would have been a good script, i cant imagine him not considering it
@@whatNtarnation90 he came back at the end what are you talking about he didn't gaf to the script
@@whatNtarnation90 He was done with Star Wars after the first movie.
Chewie losing his shit and shooting Kylo is the greatest scene of the sequel trilogy by far. Wish the whole trilogy was as good as this one scene.
It was, and so much more, my man. It's really unfortunate so many people missed the point.
Han solo
Chwebacca bow shot kylo ren hit
Chwebacca 😂😂
If only the shot ended him then ricochet and hit rey.
I remember crying when watching The Force Awakens in the cinema and saw this scene happen . I hugged my bag even tighter and my tears kept dripping down from my eyes to my face and on the bag , wetting part of it .
Kylo broke a life long friendship between Han and chewie plus chewie is about 235 years meaning he’s about middle aged he’s gonna have to live the rest of his life without his friend I hope chewie makes a new Wookiee friend
I’m sure he can regroup With Tarrful
@@kalin9ne651 I hope tarrful is still living
@@kalin9ne651 one problem, he doesn’t know tarrfuls location + tarrful could have been killed by the empire
Chewie has his son
@@tevcon317 Papa chewie is a thing?
Kylo killed him, but even before he died, Han looked tenderly into his son's eyes...
The shock on Finn and Rey’s faces with Chewie’s cry is what made me sad in this scene. We literally skip it when watching it.
He fell down that shaft of light and awakened from the black sleep of the Kali Ma.
There's 3 trilogies in the Skywalker saga: original, prequel and sequel and I noticed they all have something in common:
In each 1st film of the trilogy the main hero has some sort of mentor figure that gets killed by the main villain, as they witness that they scream in horror "no"
For example:
A New Hope: Luke witness Obi-Wan get killed by Darth Vader and yells no
The Phantom Menace: Obi-Wan witness Qui-Gonn get killed by Darth Maul and yells no
The Force Awakens: Rey witness Han Solo get killed by Kylo Ren and yells no. And this one without a doubt is the most shocking and heartbreaking
Although this the best executed of the three mentor gets killed scenes. I honestly think this one was the least shocking mainly because everyone knows how much Harrison Ford wanted out of Star Wars and most people figured he'd die
Like poetry they rhyme
Rey didn’t scream no when Luke died.
1:02 is like out of The Force Unleash. Choose the light or the dark side.
Then the sun is covered by clouds and the dark wins
2:49 the cockroach after you spray it with Raid and it's still alive:
What’s sad is that Han isn’t force sensitive, meaning he will never become a force ghost and unlike Luke and Leia, he will never know his sacrifice paid off and turned his son back to the light in the end.
There's SOME precedent to him being a LITTLE, like the time he fired over his shoulder and hit a stormtrooper without intending to, or "Boba Fett? WHERE??" in ROTJ. But not a serious amount, no.
How did he come back in the rise of skywalker then?
@ Kylo Ren was dreaming him up thanks to Leia. It's clearly recorded animation, he does the exact same things he did in The Force Awakens
The only disney movie were someone dies from a stab from a lightsaber
He died from the fall not the lightsaber stab. Disney lightsaber are still glorified energy bats. 😂
"Am I a joke to you?" -Qui-Gon Jinn
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@@LeonardoRed15you were fox
The last poignant moment in the saga. Hans death was handled amazingly in this movie. I was sad, tragic and served a narrative. Everything after this though was toilet
I thought Luke’s death was handled well, the same can’t really be said for Leia’s death
@@TrickyPJM752 Luke's death was shit. He apparated and then he just died, you know, just because. Lame.
@@URProductions Luke died for a good cause, and he overdosed on The Force to try and save the Resistance. So his death wasn’t sh*t
I thought Luke and Leia's deaths were handled better than Han's. It looks like Han is given a villain's death and is forgotten about by the end of the film.
L opinion
Would have wanted to see Chewie dismantling the whole Sequels after this.
I'm glad I saw the first film in 1977 and never seen another one.
The way chewie just screamed and started shooting everyone😓
I wish we got to see more of Chewbaccas rampage
Notice the change in lighting of his face. At first its half red and half light, as if he is teetering on the edge of the dark and light side, but you can physically see the dark side enveloping him as his face turns fully red right before he strikes down his father. Not a fan by any means of this money-milking trilogy, but this scene is solid
All of Chewies Jimmies were rustled in an instant
I love it when chewie goes full beast mode.
i've been hearing talk there might be a funeral, memorial service for Han Solo in Episode 8, i don't see how, normally a Funeral has a body, and he fell quite the depth, probably his body was incinerated, because i think he fell into the reactor core, or it happend after the planet blew up
Should we tell him
Tell him what?
So if you died and your body just disappeared there'd be no funeral?
Unfortunately,the sad reality is yes.....there isn't a funeral Han"Old"Solo
@@izhadshanwanakmalkhuzairy6087 no... People still have funerals for loved ones who have been lost completely, even a tombstone, they don't just say " oh well that sucks." And don't have any way os saying a goodbye
What's sad is that the trilogy had powerful moments...but each moment was obliterated by a multitude of mistakes that outweighed anything good that took place.
2:49 the face of pure anger
It looks like mickey mouse
It looks fucking stupid tho
LMAO these replies are hilarious
Face of Disney.
This may put a smile on Harrison's face
But it still hurts me to see my most favorite character die
I know the sequels aren’t great movies, but this scene made me a nervous wreck when I saw it, from the start it had me tense.
I never noticed that Kylos expression goes from pain to what appears to be shock that Chewie shot him.
Chewie’s reaction broke me so much…that’s how I felt when Padme died.
1:19 2:14 i love chewie so much and this makes me cry. And chewie gotta be one of the best marksmen there is
Love that the last thing Han does is touch Kylo's cheek, perhaps the least Han thing ever, and so much can be said from it, "it's ok Son, i forgive you, I love you, I'm sorry I let this happen to you, Goodbye," So much from a small gesture of love
I don't know why but it's chilling to hear chewie scream when han was about to fall
Maaaann, when this scene happened, i was in a packed theater opening weekend and the whole crowd collectively screamed in both sadness and anger.
Is anyone else disturbed by the uncommonly high number of walk ways and balconies with little or no safety railings in the Star Wars Universe? I'm guessing that OSHA isn't a thing in a galaxy far, far away.
1:17 The echo affect of the cave made the sound of the lightsaber ignition and thrust more startling...Even Chewbacca's roar was magnified...💔
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Chewie’s scream is so sad to hear because of the pain in his voice but Chewie shooting Kylo and then going into a full on rage was the coolest part, I mean how he shoots Kylo in the body was amazing
I love how Chewie is just like “rawr” mother fucker and shoots him in the ribs. Could have gone for the head but at the same time that’s like his nephew.
Chewie R2 and C3PO have gone through too much
This is the moment in the theaters where I cried
Chewie was not having it when he saw his long best friend die
Everyone has days where they feel like killing their dad. It's important not to act on it.
Just realized that this was the only time Disney made someone die because of a lightsaber stab
The only thing i was thinking in that moment was poor chewie :(
I remember being in the theater on opening night and this made everyone scream in horror. I’ll never forget seeing the look of disgust on my Dad’s face. I lost it when Chewie howled because it was a giant “F you” to him and all the fans who grew up with the originals. This was the moment Disney killed Star Wars.
Well Harrison Ford killed Star Wars then. Not Disney. Ford would not do the movie unless they killed Han. He wanted a big death scene since ROTJ and he got his wish ...😂.
Leia felt Han’s death and the amount of emotional pain and regret their son (Kylo Ren) was feeling for what he did.
2:20 chewbacca turns into a quick scoping badass
The first time I saw this in the theaters I shattered with tears😢
😲😨😱
It’s one of these scenes that show that Kylo has no heart,and only shows revenge,so that’s why Kylo ren is so toxic as a villain
2:13 Translation:
“THIS IS FOR HAN!”
Han Solo didn't die, Kylo Ren just sent him to the shadow realm.
Thank you!
Chewie Is A Total Badass
One of the very few good scenes of the sequels. Still hurts to this day
Embarrassed to admit but I still cry every time I watch this scene. This one one when Han goes into the carbonite get me every time.
Love how Chewie just started blasting 💥
Plot twist: Chewbacca was sad that he had to stay with Rey and Finn
i feel you chewie
My version of this scene? Chewie roars so long, loud and with such horrific ferocity that everyone freezes in terror, Kylo included. His eyes turn black, and we get to finally see a Wookie let loose.. He becomes an unstoppable monster, just tearing everyone to pieces. It’s the ‘hallway’ Vader scene he and honestly Han deserved.
The Sequels were bad, but I watched this in Theaters, and the loud ass noise of his lightsaber igniting, the room illuminated red, and I saw Han with a lightsaber through his chest, that just caught me off guard. I really didn’t see it coming, and it startled me more than most horror movies. I thought an OG like Han Solo would’ve been given plot armor, not killed like that. Either way it was shocking, and one of the few things the Sequels did good.
Originally Lucas thought of killing Han off in RotJ, thinking it was a great way for Han's redemption cycle, but he chickened out in the end, not wanting anything to take away from Vader's death, I think.
Ben Solo didn't think or care that his mother would sense him killing his father before he would later try to get the rest of his family all because of Snoke, who turned him to the dark side.
One of the only times the sequels actually made you sad by trying to make you sad.
My childhood died when watching this in theater. Never again will a movie death hit this hard
Han, Leia and Luke up there with Logan, Dobby, Jack Dawson, Boromir, Tony Stark, Mufasa, Aslan, Erin Jaeger, John Coffey, Bambi’s mom, Littlefoot’s mom, Rue(HG), Rogue one (all), little red Jacket girl in Schindler’s list, Bruno and Shmuel, Prim(HG), Obi-wan and so on
You’re all in TV heaven now, rest well
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I love seeing Chewbacca going on a rampage. It's understandable, but that was badass.
damn these movies had so much potential it's just frustrating
i almost cried at this scene.
Real talk, I know it's disney, but Chewie should've went savage and rip those troopers apart.
Because Chewie was depressed.. I thought he was gonna go into beast mode and literally maul Ren!
say what you wan't about the movie or the sequels but this scene is a masterpiece and it's symbolic
the blue light on han side represents the light side , hope and shows that kylo has doubts , that he's confused, shatered betwen anger and regrets
the red light on kylo side represents the dark side it means that there's no hope that it's over
and when kylo gets closer to han the blue light disapears showing that the atempt to bring ben back isn't possible anymore and then kylo kills han
and the music IS great as well
The fear and betrayal on Han's face has always made me cry
Back in 2015 I was sitting in the theater knowing it wasn't going to end well when Han went out on the bridge. 😕 Even then, I didn't usually shed tears over fictional deaths, but something about a father getting lured in and murdered by his mentally unstable adult kid who he was trying to help really got me emotionally.
It felt unnatural and twisted, yet it also made me curious about just wtf was wrong with this new villain and how dangerous he might become to the other heroes, if he could do this to his own parent all for some weird goal of appeasing this mysterious Supreme Leader character and pushing himself further into the darkness.
The creepy vibes that Kylo gave off during his interactions with Rey also made me dread what he might do in the future, after she rejected him and sliced his face open. I thought he'd return with more dark side training and a huge chip on his shoulder, and really fuck things up.
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Yeah, I didn't like how the rest of the trilogy watered the whole situation down. They basically went "Kylo did nothing wrong, he just needed a nice girl to show him the power of -boners- uh I mean love, now all of his mental/personality issues are cured" and called it a day 🤦♀️
You *really* missed the message, my man. By miles.
@@cerebrophage7709 Aight, homie. Explain the amazing, complex message of this inconsistent and badly written trilogy. Surprise me.
@@meth_raccoon I will, I would be happy to, but I need to know that you're sincere and wanting to hear my perspective on why the series is awesome and I need you to watch two videos for me. Would you be interested in that? It would serve as a preface for my perspective and more of a primer so that when I go to talk about something you will have reference material for what I'm talking about. I am imagine that you have watched plenty of anti sequel trilogy films already. These two videos that I am thinking about are a total of 40 minutes. The first one is around 8 minutes and the second is around 30 minutes and I think you would like them because they also include content from Star wars theory. So what do you say, would this be something that would interest you? Because all you have to lose is that you already hate it right? But think of what you could gain. Wouldn't it be nice to actually see the sequel trilogy in a different light that could really perhaps not resonate with you per se, but instead, give you a new appreciation for it, isn't that worth 40 minutes of your time?
@@cerebrophage7709 Unexpected update: Have you heard about that recent interview in which Adam Driver confirmed the character's redemption was not even a planned thing? Yeah... When they made TFA, the intention was for Kylo to be a reverse Vader (something Abrams himself even said at some point IIRC). He was going to become a progressively darker villain throughout the trilogy, not whatever he ended up turning into. 😭
@methraccoon I did and I'll say the sans thing I've said Arnott such things. Revisions happen. That's part of the movie making process. You can have one idea going in and then better ideas come to light and you go with that. Criticizing a creative team for making revisions, is the sans vibe as getting mad at an artist for using an eraser or even staring over.
They really aren't a failure. Business don't survive on bad decisions. Disney recognizes when something isn't popular. Think about this: Lucasfilm, under KK is about to release another new show, a 4th season of mando, a rey movie and some other things, too. While the rest of us enjoy all the stuff coming through KK, you can go ahead and pout all you like, hating is a choice. Fans are enjoying it just fine and will continue to do so.
Say what you will about the sequel trilogy, but Chewie shooting Kylo was the most satisfying moment in the last 3 movies
This scene is better than the whole last Jedi film
The best part of the film, principally because it's just about the ONLY original thing in the story to distinguish it from New Hope!
Damn chewie going rambo
Chewie Was Unhinged 💯
Chuwie turns into a gang member, bro started poppin shots 😂
2:14 chewy: YOU SON OF A!😡🔫
How could he say that about his friend who was also his partner and that he rescued with Han and Luke
Then he shoots Kylo's doodle
"I didn't kill Han Solo, Wokeness killed Han Solo"
- Adam Driver.
It's Sad To Think That Ben Looked Like He Was Gonna Turn Good But The Darkness Took Over
He was never going to turn good. He intended that the whole time. The thing was, he also knew that he had to get close to Han to have a chance with Chewbacca nearby, so he feigned being conflicted. Watch again, you can see that he's starting to move towards Han the second he saw him, and made sure his saber was RIGHT where he needed it, without tipping Chewie off.
Out of Rogue One, Solo, 7, 8 and 9 this and the Darth Vader hallway scene have to be the best ones by far
Agree. Fitting that they come from the only good movies
1:17 Chewie lost his childhood buddy
He met Han at 192
Beat me to it lol @@theCantinafan
Worse, he lost his life debt. Chewbacca was HONOR BOUIND to serve Han. Losing him made Chewbacca a failure in the eyes of his race. He LOVED Han, but worse is that he failed him at the most crucial moment. He'll be beating himself up for not seeing the obvious betrayal coming from light-years away. (Possibly 12 parsecs!)
@corjonbett Chewie is not a Gungan lufe debts are not in his culture.
@theCantinafan Yes they are, look it up[. Han saved Chewie from being an Imperial slave, so Chewie owed Han a life debt.
That was great 👍 ... awesome music and editing
Ben deceivingly hands his lightsaber to Han (0:42)
Ben manslaugters his dad (1:17)
Chewbacca howls in anger (1:19 - 2:14)
Han falls off the bridge (1:48)
Chewbacca shoots Ben (2:15)