New Jersey Most Significant Scene/Scenerio

Out of ALL 6 movies and the Clone Wars cartoons, what do you think is most significant scene as it related to the saga storyline?

(this should be good)

~DG~

 

I think Ep3 is my least favorite movie of all 6 BUT it has the most significant scene that determines the whole saga. That would be when Anakin marches up to the Jedi Temple to kill everyone inside. You know then that all his innocence is gone and its the beginning of the end for what used to stand for good in the galaxy (the jedi). The only way anything can ever possibly be salavaged lies in the hands of his children someday.

 

HIDE AND SEEK

Just popped in from across the pond to say Hi and comment also.

I Agree.
At that moment you know Anakin is capable of true evil.
He will never be the same again.
Definately the most significant scene.

 

Well lets see I would say its proably say that in the OT, its when Luke meets yoda and talks to Ben. Its really like confirmation of the force. For the first time its not only Luke hearing Ben this could be like me hearing voices in my head, but when other people hear them its like the intercom.

In the PT its when Qui-Gon lands on Tattooine. Without meeting Anakin where would the SW universe be?

 

I think that in the PT it's when Anakin goes to Palpatine's office after telling Mace that Palpatine is really Sidious. If he doesn't follow Mace there against his orders to stay at the temple, Mace would have finished off Sidious and Anakin would never have been turned to the Dark Side.

In the OT it's when R2-D2 escapes the Imperial boarding of Leia's ship and makes it to the surface of Tatooine. If he doesn't get down to the planet he never would have run into Luke, who wouldn't have met Obi-Wan and trained to be a Jedi, and the Rebellion would never have received the blueprints of the Deathstar.

 

Opening Scene of ANH

Luke vs Vader in ESB

Palpatine declares Empire/Anakin kills Seperatists

Duel of the Fates

 

Jeebus! It says pick one not 347 significant scenes. lol.

 

Its hard to choose just one. However, I would have to agree with icyis. Seeing Anakin light his saber up in front of the Younglings was very emotional for me.


A close second was Han Solo's introduction to Ben and Luke. Much of waht transpires from then on out would not have been possible with Han. Without Han, Vader would have shot Luke down, Yavin would have been destroyed, and The Empire would have one.

 

Found you Jimbo.

Anyway, my opinion on it is that Luke succumbing to his anger is the most Significant in the scenario, as if it wasn't for that he would never have beaten Vader.

 

Most important i would say is when Anakin kills Mace Windu in Palpatines office in ep. III, its then you know that he's abandoned the jedi and that way of life by accepting what Palpatine says to do.

 

I think when Anakin is on the Jedi council and is not made a master.

It was a grave mistake by the Jedi.

It added to Anakin's anger and mistrust with the Jedi and Palpatine knowing this helped drive the idea that the Jedi did not fully trust Anakin and would possibly try to overthrow the Republic...even though Ankakin knew better.

Not making Anakin a Master at that point for me,not only was Anakin's fall but the Jedi as well.

* Chris *

 

Wow, a majority of answers are based in the PT. Interesting.

Those who know me know that I talk about this scene ENDLESSLY.

Location: Endor
Luke surrenders to the Empire. He is brought to Vader in shackles. He is at the highest padawan level you can imagine (minus the braid) and knows full well what his final test is.
He and Vader have THE CONVERSATION. The music, the acting, the body language tells volumes.
Lukes first test is a success; Vader has Lukes weapon in hand, yet does not strike him down. Was this at the behest of the Emperor? You know that Vader is well aware of the "only 2" sith rule and he doesn't want to rule the Universe. Where does this leave Vader?
Then, Luke starts in, tugging on Vader heart string (yes, singular). You see it get to him with, 'That name no longer has any meaning to me'. This is the conversation he begns to really call Luke 'my son'. NOW the prophecy of Vader bringing balance to the force is coming to completion. Luke is the balance*. And his destruction of Vader is the prophecy fulfilled. As for Vaders destruction, Luke did the most Jedi thing possible; he killed him from the inside, with minimal damage to the physical body (save the Emperor's lightning). With Vader dead and Anakin making a last lunge towards redemption, Luke realizes he has won. Now his job is to save Anakin at any cost and rekindle the father - son relationship.

*footnote - Luke being born, trained, confronting Vader and winning set the balance in place. Some will argue that it the balance takes place when Vader throws the Emperor into the pit.
I still think it's odd to call 'no evil' a balance.

~DG~

 

Five words...

"No...I am your Father"

 

I watched ROTJ last week and I said to my brother that the scene where Vader stairs off into the distance after luke is taken off to see the emperor is my favorite part bc you know hes in turmoil

 

Meri nailed it.

 

The.......urge......to.......comment......is......too.......great.........

 

Tough call to say the least.

If it were up to me to pick the most significant scene, it has to be in ANH when after Luke returns from finding Owen and Beru killed, he speaks to Obi-Wan at the Sandcrawler. The one line that he says is so key to everything, because from there on out, you know there's no going back. The line I speak of is this...

"I want to come with you to Alderaan. There is nothing here for me now. I want to learn the ways of the Force and become a Jedi like my father."

It just sets everything in motion, in my opinion.

 

LOL Joe-

must...resist...urge to get....banned.....


lol

~DG~

 

Gary, you as SOooooooo "full of glee".

Allow me to hijack the thread and say that our crews definately need to get together with some Yueng and kick it.

 

We need it to kick it like Bruce. Yueng and wings are a must!

~DG~

 

I'm down for it as well. All you had to say was Yuengling.

 

I get back from vacation on the 10th.

This needs to get planned. For November.

 

It is so hard to choose just one scene since everyone seems to be making good points about all the scenes that they are choosing.

 

Luke: Never. I'll never turn to the dark side. I'm a Jedi...like my father before me.


That's my moment. Luke could've walked Anakin's path but he held back. At that moment, he proved he was a true Jedi by renouncing the dark side.

 

My vote would have to go to when Vader decides to pick up the Emperor and toss him over the railing. The Chosen One fulfilled his destiny.