ac186bab57 Bai Ling Mas Amedda . But you don't use them." Dooku to Anakin Skywalker[src] Darth Tyranus about to duel Anakin and Obi-Wan. The Jedi decide to return to Coruscant to recalibrate the Jedi beacon calling for all Jedi to return to Coruscant, knowing that it's really a trap set by Palpatine. Anakin's use of his lightsaber to stop Mace Windu from assassinating Chancellor Palpatine by a split second mirrors Vader's use of his lightsaber to stop Luke from assassinating Emperor Palpatine by a split second in Return of the Jedi. Obi-Wan" contains samples of the track "Clash of the Lightsabers" from the soundtrack of The Empire Strikes Back. This is most noticeable immediately following the opening credits. Collectibles Hasbro Inc., celebrating the 30th anniversary of Star Wars, released a series of commemorative tins dedicated to the six films. He later says the same to Leia on Endor. This episode features a non-Jedi using a lightsaber for a reason, General Grievous extensively uses for fighting, whereas in Empire Strikes Back Han uses Luke's lightsaber for cutting the Taun-Taun's stomach.
The footage used contains no scenes from Revenge of the Sith nor does it have the changes contained in the 2004 DVD Special Edition releases. This mirrors words Darth Vader told to him on Mustafar, "From my point of view, the Jedi are evil." Vader in turn had been told this from Palpatine earlier in Revenge of the Sith, "Good is a point of view, Anakin." Darth Vader uses quotes in Revenge of the Sith that he would later use in the Original Trilogy but slightly altered. Most, if not the entire surgery is carried out in true dark-side form, with Vader wide-awake and apparently unanesthesized, leaving him moaning, screaming, and writhing in excruciating agony. As Obi-Wan watches in despair, Vader, now only being kept alive by his hate, tries in vain to pull his crippled, smoking body up the embankment with his remaining mechanical hand. Tux Akindoyeni Senator Orn Free Taa . Windu declares Palpatine is under arrest, and the Masters ignite their lightsabers. Death Star I In the DVD commentary for Revenge of the Sith, Lucas makes an offhand comment regarding the Death Star seen in the final moments of the film. The scene where the elevator falls and Anakin has to hold on to the ledge is similar to the scene where Luke Skywalker has to hold on when he falls through an air shaft on Cloud City in The Empire Strikes Back. Launching all other escape capsules, Grievous speeds for the safety of a Trade Federation Lucrehulk-class battleship. R2-D2 operating the elevator aboard the Invisible Hand to help Anakin and Obi-Wan mirrors his shutting down of the garbage mashers aboard the first Death Star in A New Hope to save Luke and his companions.
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