I feel the good in you

Luke: *Takes high ground* Vader: Obi-wan has taught you well

"Never. I will never turn to the Dark Side. You've failed, your highness. I am a Jedi, like my father before me."

Bro, just imagine this battle for one minute. The ultimate conflict between good and evil. Palpatine sitting there watching, knowing that whoever wins will be his ultimate pawn in the universe. Luke fights not only Vader physically, but palpatine mentally too. The amount of conviction to doing what he considers right and just, and holding onto faith and hope that his father will come around in the end. Luke as a character is the ultimate icon of hope.

In my opinion the Skywalker Saga ended in Return of the Jedi. Anakin fulfilled his destiny by killing Palpetine and bring Balance to the force. The one and only ending of the Skywalker Saga

*_"If John Williams will not turn to Star Wars music anymore, then perhaps Samuel will."_*

Never thought somebody, anybody, would make a cover of this...

50 year old Star Wars fan here. This scene gave me goose bumps in '83 when I was 13 and still does to this day! Who the hell could dislike this? No souls... Well done!

“If you will not turn....then perhaps she will....” “Never!” 2:47

Luke Vs Vader is truly one of the most emotional moments in all of star wars.

You ever here the tale of Anakin Skywalker? It's a Jedi legend...

This is the moment Anakin finally realized that he had been used by Palpatine and was a pawn the whole time.

Anakin's love for Padme is what finally turned him to the dark side. Luke's love for his father is what brought Anakin Skywalker back to the light, causing The Return of The Jedi, both in the sense of Anakin, and The Order.

Samuel: Im a pro musician, like John williams before me

The best theme of the whole saga, the climax of all trilogies, the scene where we see Anakin Skywalker, the chosen one who would bring balance to the force, fulfilling the prophecy by turning against the Emperor to save his son, sacrificing his own life, and finally was able to rest in peace after his suffering life, becoming one with the force.

Mando: Are you a Jedi? Luke: Yes, like my father before me. Everybody: :'( :'( :'(

“You can not hide forever, Luke.” “I will not fight you!” “Give yourself to the Dark Side. It is the only way you can save your friends. Yes... your thoughts betray you. Your feelings for them are strong. Especially for... sister! So, you have a twin sister. Your feelings have now betrayed her, too. Obi-Wan was wise to hide her from me. Now, his failure is complete. If you will not turn to the Dark Side, then perhaps she will...” “NEVER!”

The music in this scene captures so many emotions, you can't comprehend how tragic the story of Vader is

This encompasses so many emotions. Rage, anger, hatred, regret, sorrow. But also, hope, redemption and forgiveness. Vader's last act was one of love, and he died reborn as the hero he used to be

The most emotionally impactful duel of the series. Anakin forced to fight a younger version of himself, one uncorrupted by the dark. Fighting the living proof of the man he was, the embodiment of his love for Padme. This music still gives me the chills.

Episode 3 Cuts off hands Good Anakin good, kill him, kill him now... I shouldn't... Do it! (or dew it) Head falls down Episode 6 Cuts off hand Hehahaheha, gooood. Your hate has made you powerful, now fulfill your destiny and take your father's place at my side SSST Never, I'll never turn to the dark side, you've failed your Highness. I am a jedi like my father before me...

"No, I am your father" -Darth Vader Cinematic history was made with this line.

"everything you've done" "everyone you've betrayed" "everyone you've manipulated" "everyone you've murdered" "the force seeks balance, always"

A Jedi's Fury is the crescendo of the star wars saga both narratively and musically. So many arcs complete in this very moment. Anakin finally discovering both of his children; Luke facing his final challenge and becoming a Jedi; Vader's defeat and Anakin's redemption; Luke finally rejecting the temptation of the darkside, something his father failed; a son becoming greater than his father. So much packed in this one emotional piece of music. Great stuff.

"Ive been looking forward to this!" -Count Dooku

I love the shot of Vader and Luke fighting on the other side of the stairs as the camera follows them from a distance

Thank you for taking time to revisit this song. Your rendition is well done. This part of the film was always particularly impactful for me due to the strenuous relationship I've had with my father. Growing up, he lost himself to addiction and turmoil in losing his father/my grandfather in a car accident. He was never the same but pushed himself too far. He eventually blew his back out on the job while doing electrician work. He had life threatening surgery and made it through, but had metal rods placed in his back and had to wear a brace. He was never the same person, lashing out at people and treating my mom and us all terribly. Until one day, to my mom's credit, she divorced him and took us away from the pain he caused. He was never physically abusive, but hurled insults at us like questioning why I had ever been born. I became hateful for a time to him, but eventually gave into my love for him. He was a good man before his life got hard. I am still a Jedi, like my father before me. It's his nickname for me, actually. He's older and a little cooky now due to drug abuse, but he shows his love in his own way. I get a text with a Bible verse from him daily and he knows what damage he caused. He's apologized in his own way, making amends in several avenues and actions he has since taken to help the family. And I still think back to the good father I briefly had a chance to know, the one that took care of my mom and bought a house for us all to live in. He told me once that I helped him, that when I was four and questioned why he "needed to take bad medicine," he looked inward and something sparked. I'm always going to hold this theme and this movie as the symbolic representation of that fight against hate. The love we had still won. And still wins. I had a choice to be vengeful. But I wanted to save him. I hope when he passes, God will see that he was no Sith. The Jedi within could never be driven from him fully.

Big prequel fan, but you will never beat this

There’s no denying Duel of the Fates and Battle of the Heroes are amazing, but the emotion in A Jedi’s Fury is off the charts. This is how the Star Wars saga ends. “Give yourself to the dark side. It’s the only way you can save your friends. Yes, your thoughts betray you. Your feelings for them are strong. Especially for... sister. So, you have a twin sister. Obi-Wan was wise to hide her from me. Now his failure is complete. If you will not turn to the dark side, then perhaps she will.” “Never!”

Let's see: Goosebumps = present; Tears = Welling; Feelings = Felt. Well done, Sir. Well done.

"You failed your highness. I am a Jedi, Like my father before me!" The best Luke quote, by far.

When I watched ROTJ for the first time (having grown up on the PT first) I could not help but uncontrollably sob when Vader and Luke fought for the last time. John Williams' score for this scene climaxed in such an emotional way as Luke shouted "Never!" in defiance of Vader threatening to take and turn Leia to the Dark Side, and as he pushed back against his father in unrelenting fury. The choir at this point is incredibly haunting, and has that cliche ghost sound to it, and it ties in perfectly with what is happening beyond what our eyes see on the screen. Anakin is making a break for it, and he is actively reaching out to his son, hoping that he can break free of the cage of Vader. The ghostly sounds tell of the weight of all the innocents he killed, from the Jedi and the younglings in the Temple, to the rebels he has been battling and his own troops. Vader is beginning to waver, the dead demand justice and Luke is fighting him with the same courage as Anakin, the same courage that he previously broke. But it also warns us of Luke's potential fall to the Dark Side. In this climactic moment, Luke is striking at Vader in anger, not something unknown to Jedi but it is nonetheless a connection to the Dark Side. When Luke finally brings Vader down and cuts off his hand, the Emperor laughs and descends to meet the child he think will be his next puppet. Palpatine thinks this will go down just as it did before, when he brought Anakin down low and made him his vassal, and he hopes that Luke will strike down his father so as to seal a covenant with the Dark Side. But Luke looks at Vader, his father and sees the electronics of his hand, and he looks at his own hand. Luke then realizes who he is in the battle of Light and Dark, and he surrenders his weapon, fashioned after his first mentor's own lightsaber. Rather that letting himself fall to the Dark Side, Luke surrenders himself to the Light, like old Ben did. In casting his weapon away, he forfeits his option to kill either Vader or Palpatine, demonstrating that he is willing to sacrifice himself to save his father and let the Light Side take over. In the end, before he could be made a martyr, Vader looks on his dying son and surrenders to Anakin. Now free, Anakin saves his son and finishes his mission; bringing balance to the Force (thanks, Disney). Mr. Kim, you have shed all these things in your cover of Williams' score. I have felt all of those emotions again as if I were watching that scene for the first time. From the ghostly choir to the defiant trumpets, you have made this score nearly perfect. Thank you, as always.

The music makes it impossible to put to words what this scene was like

"If you will not turn to the dark side, then perhaps she will." "Nooo!!!"

Arguably the best moment in Star Wars ever, including the shows and comics.

For the first time in his life, Anakin not only finally managed to save his family, but he was finally free.

This is a surprise to be sure, but a welcomed one

The emotional climax of the entire saga for me. I've spent my entire life trying to chase the high I got watching this scene for the first time, hearing this music. Luke Skywalker is one of my favorite fictional characters, ever. He's the perfect hero, but not in a cheesy, corny, overdone way: he just wants to save the people that are closest to him and learn more about his family. That's not just relatable, it's also admirable. And it applies to Vader. The two might be mortal enemies, but Luke spent every waking moment of ROTJ trying to figure out how to save his father. He knew that to do this, he'd have to beat him. So he started training. This scene is the culmination of EVERYTHING. Not only does Luke defeat Vader (something that, really, no one else can say) but he SAVED him.

This song is so underrated, yet it’s the most beautiful and emotional song in the entire Star Wars saga.

This still gives me chills and brings me to tears. I hear: "FATHER PLEASE!!"

Samuel is our father. The father and has the high ground in making top tier music.

A theme to be sure, but a welcome one

You can almost feel the pain that Vader has fighting his own son in this music.

4:30, damn, I never thought Vader's theme would give me hope.

"you've failed your highness... I am a Jedi like my father before me" Thank you so much for making this!! I know I kept annoying you in the comments section about this xD but thanks!!

Oh I'm afraid this music will make me cry when the final chorus arrives.

When a jedi gets angry, more powerful than even siths. Because they are so patient and tolerant. When they get angry they release so much i would assume

Almost poetic.. my dad is my bestfriend from the time I'm born till 12.. then he dies from a bloodclot in my moms arms. Starwars was OUR thing. Toys. Legos. Games. Movies. I even seen episode 2 and 3 with him in theaters as a kid. And 3 was in Disney at starwars weekends. The 1st of its kind in 2004ish era. I miss you dad. And how crazy is it that life comes full circle. You, the Master who taught me everything it is to be a man. Taken from your family and your widowed distraught wife left to care for 4 kids and 2 dogs all alone.. well dad I miss you. Ans all these years later im here to tell you that I am now the master, and I will take care of them. My sisters. My mother. Our family. Ill use what you taught me, and I swear on the pain of death. Whether I see you again in the afterlife or not. Im gonna make you proud. I love you dad. Your son and apprentice Jordan Feliciano...out..

'If you will not turn to the Dark Side, then perhaps she will.' 'Never!' Some can hate George Lucas' dialogue. But these lines and the music were perfect.

“ill not leave you here I got to save you. “You already have Luke” “you were right, You were right about me”. “Tell your sister, you were right”

love how its both a mix of lukes theme and vader's imperical march, which dominates the song for most of it, showcasing Vader's power and the fact he often had the upper hand here, then lukes theme comes in as a reminder of hope

as far as I'm concerned the sequel doesn't exist. this is the TRUE ending to star wars skywalker saga

Only now, at the end, you do understand....

this was the best theme in all of star wars, just every emotion captured of the confrontation between father and son, good vs evil, conflict vs serenity, it all led up to this, and somehow you made it better, amazing job as always sam, may the force be with you.

0:38 that part will forever be epic beyond words and defined my experience with the Star Wars films as a whole

A father and his son, fighting to the death among the Stars...

I loved Return of The Jedi and still do. Personally it's my favorite Star Wars movie, just seeing the final clash between father and son while the final battle between good and evil happened literally right outside. And hearing this music made it all the more better. Everybody who worked on the Original Trilogy deserves for their names to never be forgotten in history, and the newer generations to look upon them as the creators of a new era of cinema, and to view themselves as the supports to keep it up.

Disney: *"If you will not like sequel trilogy, then perhaps your kids will..."*

You ever hear the tragedy of George Lucas the legendary film artist? *It’s a story that Disney won’t tell you...*

I think this may actually be my favourite piece of star wars music ever. The swelling emotions, mixing fear through the emperor's theme and the haunting melancholy notes as Luke gives in to his hate, even for just a moment. it never fails to give me goosebumps.

Finally. This song is special, I think it only appears in that scene

Theirs barely any version of this and I fell in love with the first so of course when I saw this in my inbox my jaw dropped I love it.

0:24 FLASHBACKS “You were the chosen one!” “Don’t look back before you go.” “It was said you would destroy the Sith, not join them!” “You’re breaking my heart!” “I won’t leave you, not this time.” “Not leave it in darkness!” “In your anger, you killed her.” “NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!” “I loved you.”

The true ending of the Star Wars Saga.

"If you will not turn to the darkside.... Then perhaps she will!"- Darth Vader to Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight.

The music when you and your dad are fighting over TV.

Shame this theme isn't used more, its such an emotional piece

This is beautiful

Just imagine the sheer awesomeness of this moment. An epic clash of 2 gigantic fleets raging outside, fighting for a galaxy’s future. And within, two men fighting each other to determine its outcome.

The first time when the music was most important than lightsaber's duel.

I've always felt this is the most emotional piece in Star Wars, and it's a crime that it only plays for a few seconds out of the entire saga. Thank you so much for finally bringing it to it's full glory! I listen to this track at least once a week lol

He's back like his father before him!!!!

Vader: *looks up at Luke, who has higher ground than him* Vader: “Obi-Wan has taught you well”

Can You please Make : star wars the Clone wars intro and End credit padme Funeral anakin vs Obi-wan

"No. I won't turn to the dark side *throws lightsaber* I am a Jedi, like my father before me." "Hmmph. So be it...Jedi."

Listening to this after watching it in cinema for its 40th anniversary hit different ❤

I remember the first time I heard this watching the VHS when I was kid with my parents, it gave me goosebumps then and still does now

1:58 when Anakin turns good

If you pause this video at 0:22, then play it right as the elevator "dings" in the Mandalorian finale, it goes PERFECTLY!

Since I heard the original soundtrack of the scene between Vader and Luke about ten years ago I fell in love with it and hoped and extended and remastered version of it would surface in KZfaq as it usually happens with underrated tracks. Every year, maybe a couple of times I revisited the OG soundtrack to see if an extended version was realeased but to no avail. But, today was the first time in 2020 I remembered the track (maybe impulsed by the Mandalorian hype), founding to my surprise that, indeed, a new version was released this year without me noticing. So Samuel Kim Music, you sir have made my day and perhaps, my year! Awesome track!

Samuel: Release a Jedi Fury's cover Me: I've been looking forward to this.

Clash of Destiny -Star Wars the Old Republic

This theme sounds REALLY GOOD and it is super underrated. Thank you Samuel for this great theme

I like how you can hear the chorus better in this one more than the original

I absolutely love the transition between Binary Sunset and Imperial March it’s so emotional

no fight has had this much father and son emotion and thats what makes this so heartbreaking and shocking knowing anakin is fighting his own son, the son he was happy for

So why is it than when Luke loses his temper at Vader it is accompanied by some of the most spiritual and transcendent music I’ve ever heard???

*Sniff* It's beautiful. *Sniff* Could you do "Be prepared" from the Lion King? after all, Vader and Mufassa have the same voice.

"No... You've failed your highness, I am a Jedi, like my father before me!" " So be it..... Jedi.... If you will not be turned , you will be destroyed!" -Luke to the Emperor Aboard the Second Death Star, 4ABY.

This theme is so heartbreaking. You can feel the pain of Luck that sees the good in his dad, but he is lost in his anger and the dilemma of either betraying his master and dying or Kill his son and kill this little spark of light that is still inside of him 🥺

I love this version so much. This song brings back memories from when I was a little kid, watching Return of the Jedi for the first time, with my father. My relationship with him has been difficult growing up, and I can relate to the conflict between Luke and Vader in a way. Not that my father was ever a sith lord lol, but pain and darkness have clouded the bond between us. I can sense the good in him though, and I can see us finding some kind peace in the end.

“NEVEEER!”

Long have I waited... for this track to come out.

“It is, too late for me, Son”

The older I get and more I watch the movies, the more I get emotionally attached to the characters and story. This song definitly got me realising that this is the final moment. If Luke failed the entire galaxy would be under Sidious' command with Luke and Vader on his side. This song really gets the right emotions out of me

Kathleen kennedy: "If John will not turn to star wars music anymore, them perhaps Samuel will" Samuel: "I'll never join you, you failed your highness Kennedy, I am a true fan...like John before me"

This struck me in the heart like a lightsaber would have.

One of the best movie themes in history. An epic western struggle against good and evil filled with notes of sorrow and bravery. This is at it's heart what Star Wars is - a Space Opera Western - and what Disney has forgotten. Now Star Wars is nothing but a vehicle to push ideology for it's own sake and to turn every major character into a shade of grey full of darkness trying to break out.

The greatest song with the greatest moment in all Star Wars imo. Brings a tear to my eye every time i hear it.

A jedis fury and the victory celebration are my two favorite pieces of music ever created. Thank you for making these, I dont know who else would have been able to do them so perfectly and true to the original.