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Congrats on Mark Hamill retweeting this man. You're getting really good press

"See you around, kid."

Without Luke, Anakin would never have shown his true self again

_Emotion, yet peace._ _Ignorance, yet knowledge._ _Passion, yet serenity._ _Chaos, yet harmony._ _Death, yet the Force_ _Remember this._ _Although he may be leaving,_ _The force will be with us,_ _Always._

The Force will be with you Luke. Always.

So good by Lucas to have Padme say, "There's good in him" while baby Luke is there in Obi-Wan's arms. Such a great moment. The only thoughts and feelings Luke carries on from his mother are that there is still good in Vader. Perfect storytelling by Lucas.

*_"Amazing. Every word of what you just said was wrong. The Rebellion is reborn today. The war is just beginning. And I will not be the last Jedi."_* *_- Luke Skywalker_*

Who's Here After He Returns In The New Mando Episode? I Cried I Was So Emotional...

3:36 Luke wasn't there to save his Aunt & Uncle and still feels guilty, so he rushed to help Han & Leia. I had never made that connection before.

I almost cried in the theaters when Luke saw the two suns and you had the same force theme playing, it was like a kick to the gut, and brought out much more emotion than Han’s death

The Jedi told Luke to kill his father, that there was no other way. Luke proved them wrong, proved the Jedi ways were flawed, and returned his father to the light side despite the Jedi telling him it was impossible. That’s why Luke is *the* master Jedi, not only did he master the ways of the force but he evolved the Jedi for the better- and redeemed one of the most evil beings in the galaxy.

"Pass on what you have learned." Yoda- Return if the Jedi That line now has a whole new meaning because of the last Jedi. Luke (and us, the audience) thought that it simply meant to teach a new generation the ways of the Jedi. So he did.... But it failed. He as a person changed because of the weight of the responsibility that was put on his shoulders. He was so overwhelmed by this, that he became as paranoid as the Jedi in the prequels. No matter how pure hearted someone is, that would easily alter them as a person. So, he ended up making the same mistake that the Jedi have always made. He was so afraid of the dark side returning, that he unintentionally created the dark side itself. So when he realized this was not only his mistake, but the mistake of the Jedi as a whole, he wrongfully thought that it would be best if the Jedi simply ceased to exist. And disappeared to die alone, as the last Jedi. This is the same destructive mentality that is driving Kylo Ren further and further from reality. They're both so caught up in the old ways dying, that they can't see the mistakes that they're making in the present. ("Always looking off into the horizon. Never focusing on where he was. What he was doing.") So when Yoda confronts Luke for the final time in TLJ, he reinforces what he had told him before, and also clarifies what it meant. He tells him that he's still too caught up in what will happen, that he can't see what's right in front of him. (In front of your nose.) And that he still must do what he instructed him to do all those years ago. To pass on what he has learned. Both the ways of the Jedi.... and their mistakes. Or else this endless cycle of conflict will continue for eternity. "Pass on what you have learned." This one line is now probably the most important line in the star wars saga. It links all three trilogies together, and gives each one a purpose, and a reason to exist. (Even phantom menace) People say that the sequel trilogy has no reason to exist, but I have to disagree. If it was simply the original trilogy and the sequel trilogy, and the prequels never existed, then they would be right. But in reality, if you include the prequel trilogy, Return if the Jedi is not a satisfying ending. Sure, it may resolve the core plot of the conflict between a father and his son, and the rise and fall of an evil empire, but thematically, it doesn't solve the third major piece of the story which the prequels created: That the Jedi are flawed, and are a major reason why the dark side always returns. If you watch the movies chronologically (which is what George Lucas intended) the first trilogy (the prequels) introduces all of these themes, which are not resolved, and then the second act (the original trilogy) doesn't even touch on them. If that were the ending, then nothing would be resolved. The audience is just left thinking that Luke will pass on the ways of the Jedi, and the constant cycle of good versus evil will continue. But the sequel trilogy is now finally addressing that. I recommend any star wars fan to watch the entire saga chronologically from episode 1 to episode 8 (then 9 when it's released) sure it cheapens the Vader reveal, and a few other things, but overall it gives a better sense of what the full picture really is. I admit that The Last Jedi is a very flawed movie, but I don't think that means that it's bad. On its own, I consider it pretty good to average, but alongside the entire rest of the series, I strongly believe that this is a great movie. But that's just my stance on it. You don't have to agree. If you've somehow managed to find this and read through all of it, then thank you and I hope that I made a decent point.

The force will be with you, always

you really get to see luke grow up from a child to a warrior, even facing the darkside, losing himself in it, then overcoming it. what a great character

Luke’s story is and will forever be, legendary.

Luke-"Im not afraid" Yoda- "You will be". That line has a whole new meaning after the last jedi.

Crying my eyes out as I'm writing this. Luke is a character that we all grew up with, that we identify with. To see his life put beautifully together in this video you've made, has been very emotional for me.

"i want to learn the ways of the force and become a jedi like my father." "It's time for the jedi, to end."

You can be the hardest dude in the room and this will still hit you in your soul.

"I am a jedi like my father before me" Luke Skywalker

Farewell Master Skywalker and may the force be with you always.

Wow, this hits harder after watching The Last Jedi 😪

Luke Skywalker greatest Jedi that will ever exist.

“It’s time for the Jedi to end.” RIP to the grandmaster Jedi legend to the one and only, Luke Skywalker. Thank you for bringing 40 years of Star Wars to life Mark Hamill. May the force be with you, always! 👍❤️😓⭐️

Rest in peace Son of Chosen One Luke Skywalker.....

the part that got me was the similarities between when luke and padme were on the floor, giving the perspective of what Anakin was looking at; he failed his wife but he wasn't going to fail his son. I really like that little cut cuz it shows the ring theory from George Lucas. keep up the awesome man !! I'm excited to see what's in store for the future!!!

Star Wars changed my life Luke is so much more than a character to me

Man luke is just so awesome he truly is the greatest Jedi

I can't thank you all enough for enjoying and sharing this tribute. Doing this is my absolute passion and to be recognized by MARK FREAKING HAMILL was just spectacular!!! And it's all because of you, the Star Wars fans. We truly are one of the BEST fandoms/communities out there, and I'm so happy to be a part of it!! May the Force be with you all! Subscribe if you want to stick with me and see what I do next!!

This was moving beyond words. Having seen The Last Jedi, my heart is broken. This was a wonderful piece that really encapsulates the true heart of the character and why he has meant so much to so many for so long.

You can say all you want about rey "Skywalker" being the last Jedi. but all the real SW fans will never believe it.

"You've failed your highness. I am a jedi, like my father before me." The greatest story ever told is the Skywalker family's. Say what you will about the sequel luke, but he will always be a symbol of hope. We saw this with MANDO szn 2 finale. Luke Skywalker has changed so many lives and nothing will ever take away that..

An absolute masterpiece. Luke always has be and always will be my favorite character and you captured his story and essence in a beautiful way. I didn't think I could be any more excited to see Luke again in The Last Jedi... but now I am. Well done.

This was amazing from start to finish. But 7:00 onwards was just a whole nother level. You really brought out the conflict within both Luke and Vader, and all the scenes just flowed so well into one another. Really good job yet again mate!

"Never... I will never turn to the dark side... you failed your highness... I'm a jedi, like my father before me..."

"Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter." That line brings tears to my eyes.

I loved this it's a great capture of Luke life, I got the feels whenever Luke started screaming Han an Leia's name

7:22, "I am a Jedi like my father before me" and the cut to Anakin looking proud of him is just art, man.

I absolutely miss Luke. I really miss the REAL Luke.

Trust in the force... And in time, *A New Hope Will Emerge*

Star Wars is the best movies ever

A great and touching video that strikes the true Star Wars fan right in the heart, and a piece of film I'm sure Mark Hamil himself would perceive so greatly.

The part where the emperor goes “You, like your father are now mine” and it fades into anakin was amazing

I’ve been watching these movies since I was 8 and Luke was always my favorite character in the whole saga and seeing like Han Solo and leia die was really hard but seeing Luke die was the hardest because he was my childhood hero and now the sky walker series is over and I just wanted to see the old Luke again..

A really good tribute to Luke it managed to capture most the growth he went through in the movies. Also I liked the deleted dialog with Biggs.

DAMN. I actually cried watching this. The music, the editing, the scenery, it was all PERFECTLY put together. I absolutely love Star Wars. It's my childhood. Since i was 6 years old. And i watched the original trilogy on VHS in my room. Now, i'm 12 years old, and i love it even more because of what it has brought us since Star Wars:Rebels and The force awakens. This, is probably, the BEST, fan made tribute i have ever seen for any franchise. Well done. One more thing, if i could, i would definitely push the golden button.

That sensation of your hairs standing up when watching and hearing those Star Wars scene and voices come to past..it is Heaven..all ties together as the Dynasty of the Skywalker families..remember my Apprentices you are a Skywalker ...

This was beautiful; as moving as watching all of these great moments for the first time. Given the horrible film that I had to witness last week, It was a nice surprise to see a truly great piece of film making. Bravo to you and Bravo, Mark Hamill.

3 minutes in, i had goosebumps. 5 minutes in, i was tearing up. this is the best star wars video i've ever seen, and i've watched hundreds and hundreds of these.

Anakin Skywalker was my favorite character of the prequels. Even though I knew he was to become Darth Vader it wasn't until he actually turned in Episode III that it really hit me. Not to sound corny but it truly broke my heart when he turned. That said the editing of images between Anakin and Darth Vader are true genius. Every time the word "father" is uttered we see cutaways from Anakin to Vader it is making me very emotional. Well done.

This is so beautiful, it literally brings a tear to my eye, Luke Skywalker is such an underdog, never giving up hope, always hopeful, always a Jedi, may the force be with us ❤️

This brought tears to my eyes. Luke means so much to me ❤️

It was for told I would be here hero fans productions, your work pleases me...

If Luke dies in episode 8, he better go out fighting.

RIP to the greatest Jedi to ever live. Luke reminds me of me. Curious about the world, wanting to do more. Luke was one of the best. He started with Binary Sunset. And he ended with Binary Sunset. R.I.P man

I love how you included the deleted scene between Luke and Biggs at the beginning. I’d seen the scene before but never thought much of how it shows Luke’s desire to help others.

"One day soon... young Skywalker will wake up and realize he can no longer go back to his pitiful friends. He will look at himself and see his true face. The face of power. The face of the dark side."

I can't believe you don't have 1 million subs yet! All of your work is so great, it's only a matter of time.

Amazing video, I’ve watched it a ton of times now. You can see all of the emotion throughout Luke’s journey and at the end when Rey hands him back his and his fathers lightsaber, it’s sad to know after seeing last Jedi that he literally throws it over his shoulder and walks off.

i don't know why but in this videos Anakins story ALWAYS makes me cry :( he was the best

Train yourself to let go of everything you fear to lose. Awesome video, really brought through the conflicts in Luke and once again Anakin. A great, refreshing narrative of Skywalkers' tragic epic, dude!

That is fracking beautiful. I have always identified with Luke Skywalker since seeing Star Wars' national release in '77 at Tower Mall in Portsmouth, Virginia. So many people hate on Luke, calling him a whiner. Allow me to bring your awareness to something; All of the major characters are whiners. Han, Leia, Chewy, 3PO, even R2. Even when Luke did whine, I always saw it as totally relatable and/or justifiable given his upbringing. But in Return of the Jedi, Luke didn't whine once when all the others still did.

moved me to tears...always be my childhood hero..always will be the jedi.

When I want to feel Star Wars again .... I watch this video .... not the new movies!

This is great now. Especially considering the events of The Last Jedi.

"Elegant weapon... for a more civilized age." *cuts off someone's arm, leaving blood all over* *CIVILIZED* *shoots someone with a blaster leaving a small wound cauterized by the heat allowing a much cleaner death* *UNCIVILIZED*

"I'll Never turn to the Darkside. I'm a Jedi, like my father before me."

Marvelous tribute! I'm so sad. Seeing this after the Last Jedi... it hurts si much. Never, ever, Luke would have try to kill Ben... Also I would have loved some flashbacks in Luke's mind about the good times with his nephew in Last Jedi. Seeing Ben laugh with him, playing together, having Luke taking his nephew in his arm with Han and Leia when little.... So much could have make people cry and feel with him the sorrow of Luke. Instead we have space cows. .. Continue your beautiful work !

I'm almost 42 years old. Amazing, I got goosebumps watching the Last Jedi. I get the same seeing Obi Wan give Luke the lightsaber.

Luke needs to have a Vader moment like in Rogue One, except with the First Order and Knights of Ren, and just absolutely eviscerate them.

Luke Skywalker, the best Jedi.........I love you ❤

It's amazing to see people here in the comments who understood the last jedi

THIS is the ideal tribute to Luke!! Every single tribute to him on here is just some poorly edited clips with some pop or metal song. This is perfection!!!

Amazing tribute to a very complex character. Well done.

"No one's ever really gone" - Luke Skywalker

Loved the video! It was so well done and unlike most people it has seemingly enhanced by already deep appreciation for Luke’s character and conclusion in TLJ. I hope you find the time to create another video that includes the Last Jedi because now we have seen the end of Luke’s journey. Once again loved the video great work! One aspect about Luke I want to go into is his decision to not face Kylo in person. If you recall in ANH Obi-Wan says the line “you can’t win, but there are always alternatives to fighting”. Yoda also offers the lesson that “a Jedi uses the force for knowledge and defense, never attack”. What’s important is that Luke never learned this lesson and it is one of the things Yoda and Obi repeatedly call him out on. It is his greatest flaw. Consistently throughout the OT, Luke always gives into his first instinct to fight and use his power offensively. Luke brings his weapons into the Dagobah cave and strikes down Vader, he goes to face Vader on Bespin and ignites his saber first, he tries to strike down the Emperor out of fear and hate, he unleashed a furious barrage of offensive strikes when battling Vader until he almost killed him, and he almost struck down Ben Solo in fear of what he would become. This instinct has benefitted Luke at times, but it also symbolized his most vulnerable and weakest moments in his life. It was the source of his constant battle with the temptation toward the dark side. He never utilized the lesson of passiveness taught to him and always gave into his impulsiveness. Luke’s decision to not go and battle Kylo Ren is the moment when Luke learns from his mistakes and uses the teachings Obi and Yoda taught him long ago. By not fighting, Luke is finally able to overcome his fear of the dark side. By not fighting, he achieves a sense of self-purpose and peace he had never felt. By not fighting, he discovers the value that the true ways of the Jedi could have on his soul. Though Luke might have pretended to be a master following ROTJ, he still had much to learn and obstacles to overcome. Now that he had conquered his greatest fear and learned his final lesson from Obi and Yoda, he had no more to learn and no more obstacles in his way. So he fades into the force just like his mentors before him. Joining them not as a student, but as a fellow master. Finally, Luke has become a master of the Jedi.

I don't care what anyone else might say, but this was an excellent companion to The Chosen One you did, and people don't realize just how close Luke came to going over to the dark side.... I've had many arguments over it with friends who thought Luke was bullet proof and immune to the dark side.

Just in time, too! Thank the Force for 40 years of Star Wars!

Luke Skywalker IS Star Wars. This is a great tribute.

Last night’s Mandalorian made me want to see this again, I was so happy. I felt like 6 year old me discovering Star Wars for the first time again.

That was a BEAUTIFUL tribute, thank you SOO much!!

Good stuff man, keep up the good work.

We need this with the last scene from The Mandalorian now too!!

"The last of the jedi will you be..." "...and I will not be the last jedi"

Thank you so much for this! Luke Skywalker is my favourite character in movie history, and this was just incredibly well done, and absolutely moving. Again, truly, thank you!!

Amazing! Chosen one was better, but this one is right up there with it. Probably just because this one didn't have quite as good a song

Remember The Force will be with you Always.

This is infinitely more emotionally powerful, than the lastest trilogy put together.

Joseph Cambell's Hero's Journey in Luke right here. Thanks for this vid and incredible work on it! I teach about the Hero's Journey at the university by way of Luke Skywalker (who I also included as an illustrative example in my work on veteran transition and paths to wellbeing). I will use this video in future lectures if you don't mind, HFP(?)! Looking forward to seeing more of Luke's journey in the years to come.

this was absolutely beautiful! thank you from the bottom of my heart!

This needs an update now ! 😄

The edit at 7:30 - 7:38 with Luke and Padme on the floor is just beautiful.

"I want to learn the ways of the force and become a jedi like my father." *cue chills-inducing music

Epic, to say the least. Please, do keep up the good work.

Crazy how you can feel such emotion for a fictional character. George’s Star Wars will always be the best!

And then he throws that saber over his shoulder.

This is beyond amazing. Honestly, your work is never anything less than spectacular. Absolutely beautiful edit and you are very gifted at what you do. Never stop making these phenomenal videos!!

Your Videos are the best Flash back Videos :)

I love the dichotomy near the end when he’s fighting Vader, the voices of the Emperor and Yoda, giving Luke opposite teachings about the Force. The conflict within him, just like his father had. “Remember, a Jedi’s strength flows from the Force.” Always gave me goosebumps that Yoda strains to tell Luke such a simple fact as he’s about to pass on. The Sith rely on their passion and emotions, the Jedi’s strength flows from the Force itself.