Yup, it is. Luke at this point had not broadened his belief of the force. He believed in what he could feel/touch and see in relevancy to himself. But any more sight beyond that point was dim to him. This scene reminded me of one from Star Trek The Search For Spock: Admiral Morrow : No. Absolutely not, Jim. You're my best officer, but I am commander, Starfleet, so I don't break rules. Kirk : Don't quote rules to me. I'm talking about loyalty and sacrifice. One man who's died for us, another with deep emotional problems. Admiral Morrow : Now, wait a minute. This business about Spock and McCoy; honestly, I never understood Vulcan mysticism. Kirk : You don't have to believe. I'm not even sure that I believe. But if there's even a chance that Spock has an eternal soul, then it's my responsibility. Admiral Morrow : Yours? Kirk : As surely as if it were my very own. Kirk is willing to challenge his own beliefs it it meant there was a chance of helping his best mate. And this comment t has dragged on long enough lol. Have a good day/eve

These scenes with Yoda always were the boring parts as kid growing up, now they are my favorites, funny how your tastes change over 30 years😂

@@mrrictus He still didn't fully believe it until Vader revealed himself to be his father. At this point Luke became filled with pride now knowing the true capabilities of the force and, believing himself to be a Jedi, thought he could harness it to defeat Vader. It wasn't until he was humbled (again) that he was truly able to step back and master its abilities.

And considering just how many legendary lines are in this movie, that’s REALLY saying something

Possibly the best line in the whole trilogy!

No, he became a Force Ghost which is much more difficult.

Hello keisucc how is FD going?

The path to immortality is much harder…but took a lifetime to master

@@redhicks not for Anakin

@@Rabenmensch force made anakin

2:12 my favorite Yoda teaching.

And then there was palpatines wisdom of Order 66

Umm it was a command, not a teaching.

@@rickybobby9886 yeah the joke is that yoda should never have been a military commander

@@KramYEET I'm confused. Yoda was a general.

Frank Oz was a master

Also voice actor was the same

It has more to do with how bad the cameras were then. It's easier to make it believable with crappy cameras. Today's ultra HD and Imax cameras point out every single flaw.

@@ryanexsus yeah man its really been hard on the pr0n industry

If I’m correct he was designed or at least like constructed by the wonderful Wendy Froud and her insane puppeteer and model work. She’s also the wife of Brian Froud who basically did all the art direction for the puppets in Dark Crystal and Labyrinth (lol I know ah too much about these two, did an almost two year long research project on this stuff)

It’s an oddly deep line.

i find there is nothing crude about matter how ever our bodies are complex systems

2:11 is the start of that amazing monologue

To this day I have no idea what it means

The best line is when Yoda, one of the strongest beings alive, gets in a tug-of-war with R2D2. Yoda beats R2 with his stick while yelling, "Mine! Mine! Mine!" Imho, that's Yoda at his best. ;-P

That is definitely his feeling. Amazed briefly, then quickly disappointed.

He saw that he had a higher potential but was disappointed because he doesn't believe in himself

He sees that, despite how much Luke doesn't believe and doubts himself, he _does_ wield incredible power. The deep connection with the Force that the Skywalker family possesses. Yoda recognizes it, and is incredulous at how someone so blind can still begin to grasp such power. But, even with all that power, Luke's misguided mind is a poor conduit for all his power, and must be attuned to it. Yoda is so deeply disappointed when he realizes just how much attuning is still necessary.

The son of the chosen one is also a powerful jedi

@@jydewilson6155 I think this is the best summation.

Megafunk Luke's training wasn't about "mastering the force." It was about concentrating and staying in the now.

Staying in the now is mastering the force. You both are right.

I don't think lightsabers were ever meant to be heavy. They're weightless beams of energy. It's often stated they're incredibly difficult for traditional swordmasters to use because they throw them off balance without having the weight of a normal sword. I would argue the 'heaviness' comes from getting into bladelocks with Vader, who is ridiculously strong and heavy with his armor and cybernetics. It must feel like swinging into a wall

@@justingensel157 I doubt that. When Luke was given Anakin's lightsaber, he waved it around like a flashlight. I don't think lightsabers are meant to have much weight, and that's why it's VERY difficult to handle a lightsaber without knowledge of the Force.

@@vetarlittorf1807 Right, the saber itself isn't heavy, but if you get into a bladelock, you've got Vader pushing down on you with his weight. Luke isn't trying to move Vader's sword, he's trying to shove against Vader and he doesn't have the muscle to overpower him

Damn thanks for the likes 😜

This is the best thing Yoda could have done😂😂

well they told him he was not ready. and you see later that his actions matter little to the events that transpired on bespin. him being there or not wouldnt have made any difference and yoda knew.

@@Roald94 Yup, he lost a hand, almost died and required to be rescued, in turn putting the falcon and those on board in more danger. He made the situation worse.

@@Roald94 Him going there did get R2 over there though and if R2 wasn't on the Falcon, they would have never been able to escape

Agree

In the new ones you learn to . . . Let the past die I guess ?! Cause the past isnt here to learn from but to forget right ?! Jesus I dont know and honestly, I dont care about those movies 😂

The new movies can teach you how not to write Star Wars.

Talent without training is useless, and in a lot of cases, training is the talent. If your mind is set on something, you can do it, however when doubt in not only yourself but also your training appears, you will fall.

@@PokemonProfessorNebula That not really right either since Rey doesn’t train for anything in any of the movies. She just knows how to do stuff. Like how she’s able to operate a boat in stormy conditions even though she’s lived on a desert planet her entire life

@@MrTREEHUNTER22 Your point is valid but Imma ignore it anyways. (Still tho you do make a very good example.)

No stupid midicholrines talk either

@@Kruppt808 I'm not a fan of midichlorians either, but Lucas wrote this exchange between Yoda and Luke and if that man wants me to like midichlorians I'm going to. 😅

@@Kruppt808 I think the Midichlorians make all of it better. I truly do. The Force _isn't_ just magic, it's a law of this universe, and the Force sensitive are just those who can tap into it. It makes an incredible amount of sense to me that, in a galaxy that has mastered space travel and so many other advanced technologies, they would have a scientific understanding of the reality that they're manipulating. However, because of the way it works and how it influences their lives, it's beneficial and even necessary to have a "religious"/spiritual leader like Yoda to make sure their heart is in the right place and guide their mind. Maybe he knows the science, maybe he's forgotten by this movie. Maybe everything they knew was stored on Holocrons that were destroyed when Sidious took over. It doesn't matter. What matters is that he knows the philosophy behind it, and that's all he has to know to train great Jedi.

@@RockLegend2A they should have just called it the plot number because that’s exactly what it is, they didn’t want to go back to the well of mysticism so they for some reason made an in universe metal detector for weather you are a wizard or not, terrible story writing decision and kneecapped what makes Star Wars beautiful and poetic in the first place

​@@br-jj6reyes and no. Because like the ghost busters they just could pull an energy wave detector. Instead of this cocaine in people's blood.

Yep, I think it was kinda useful

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The problem is, Luke's abilities (ROTJ) is not match to the Emperor's power. Even Yoda warned him to not understimate the Emperor or he will suffer the same fate as his father did. Besides, Luke doesn't know nothing what kind of abilities or power the Emperor has or has ever know until now.

Pretty sure that was on the list of classes he skipped when he split to fight daddy.

Luke knew he could block the force lightning... He wanted the him to try and kill him. It was all his plan to turn his father back into a Jedi. Darth Vader didn't stand up Anakin Skywalker did. Luke knew he had already turned.

Luke challenges Vader.... Vader's body language as he falls in to his form "ok, kid. I'll humour you for 2 fucking seconds."

@@shawnthompson2303 Vader really just toyed with him the entire time XD

“One thing remains. Vader. You must confront Vader. Then, _only_ then, a Jedi will you be.” - Yoda *But I love when Vader tells Luke he was right.* Luke “I will not leave you here! I’ve got to save you!” Vader “You already have. You were right. You were right about me. Tell your sister you were right.”

Pretty much same as "we grant u on the council ,but we don't give you rank of master "

@@stethompson1403 the parallels 👏🏼

Not just Star Wars mate but all of cinema history. This scene explains everything, how to overcome challenges, even thought impossible, to never give up, to keep fighting and improving and pushing. Even touched upon religion and how important that is for the Jedi. Many lessons are learned from this sole scene which one’s own generation should hasten to listen to. Truly beautiful. I haven’t said anything about the absolute fantastic score that goes with it by the master John Williams and the script itself. Won’t have a scene like this again.

@@romyarmada9580 Let's not loose sight of reality here.

@@Welther47 How so?

I absolutely agree with you. It’s an important message of life and existence, how to harness the energy of the universe and evolve one’s inner being to a higher state of consciousness.

@@johnandrewservice8598 The Force is the most beautiful thing that doesn't exist. It proves without a doubt that we are "luminous beings". Unlike the religious "god this and god that" nonsense we have in the real world.

They have lost the heart and the soul. And fear is all around.

That moment you realize 1980 puppet Yoda has aged better than 1999-2005 CGI Yoda lmao

i would argue the technology has made film makers lazy. I agree this is a masterpiece😊

you're blinded by your smoothbrain

ROTS comes close. But honestly that due to outside material.

I cannot stop laughing.

Yah-hoo-hoo-hooey!

​@@shahaffiq5860 lol same

You MUST fail to learn how to succeed. Once you've learned from them, you dismiss them from your mind. Thats how all learning is done

How the hell did you quote yoda in a movie that bearly cane out a few years ago?

Fafnd That’s so true my dude

"The best teacher, failure is..." -Yoda in The Last Jedi

bruh what do you learn from success

"The best teacher, failure is."

The new movies are created without soul.

They could have had it if they respected what TFA built up instead of trying to mess it up. It is quite obvious; Luke was going to be something different in TLJ as why he would be wearing Jedi robes while living as a failure, Snoke was going to be Plagueis as they had similar themes and other things, etc. The new movies just lacked a coherent vision. That's their failure.

Nothing in Star Wars really holds a candle to the Originals. They’re so deep and the art direction is so magical! Either the Star Wars Original Trilogy or The Lord of the Rings Trilogy gets my vote for the best trilogy

Lmfao were you thinking in your pants, too?

😂😂 nahh

Hope he teaches baby Yoda the same thing

Their exchange at 1:14 stuck with me ever since I first seen it in the Theater.

He was.

What

Its TOO true. Like, why did Yoda also end up training me in that moment lol😂

He says "fail." Small difference but it actually matters in this context.

I've always hear it as "what", not it

don't forget tears in rain in blade runner

especially when done by someone who is much older and much smaller in stature then him

I forget that for first time audiences this is true. We’re so inundated with the force through other movies, literature and games but this is the initial glimpse that the force is a real power. And John Williams’s score fits this display by Yoda. I miss when the Force had mystery.

Vader says the force is far more powerful than the Death Star, but it comes across as a religious belief. If Vader could have reached out and grabbed the Millennium Falcon that would have been something.

It is insulting. The prequels were also insulting.

I'm still a little unsure what success would have looked like in the cave. In the show _Lost_ Hugo (Hurley) says that Luke botched his later encounter with Vader and should have talked it out with him, so he wouldn't lose his hand and we wouldn't get the Ewoks. I'm also not sure how that would have gone down. But clearly Yoda is afraid that Vader will use Luke's love of his friends to get him to surrender and turn him to the Dark Side. It's interesting that Lucas made Yoda say the line, "No, there is another," to suggest Luke might be expendable, or that he might fail and die. I guess he felt that otherwise fans would think he couldn't possibly lose, so this ups the tension. I still like to imagine a version of _Return of the Jedi_ (or its sequel) where there's "another" somewhere in the galaxy who we haven't met, maybe even his sister (before Lucas made her Leia).

Taking the lightsaber is not what caused him to see a vision of Vader. He would have seen that with or without it. The problem is how he dealt with it, his first instinct was to slice Vader's head off, something that will lead you to the dark side, just like Anakin slicing Dooku's head off did. Like he proved in Sidious' throne room, he didn't need his lightsaber to win against his father, he only had to redeem him with his love and compassion. Vader would NOT have killed his son at that point, Luke had already broken him down earlier when they spoke in Endor.

@@Synthwave89 OK, so say he went in without his weapons and encountered Darth Vader. Then what? On the one hand Yoda said he failed, probably because he was overcome by fear, anger and/or hate. But on the other the vision gave him his face in Vader's helmet. If the Dark Side was trying to seduce him, why give him that warning?

That pretty much sums up life in communist Russia.

Don't you have a DVD player

I think the "do or do not" quote isn't supposed to be used outside of its context. What I mean is that he's basically telling to Luke that he doesn't have to try to lift the ship, he just has to cuz he can, a space ship is no more different than a rock when you believe in the force.

I think the absolutes quote refers to people disbelieving in the possibility of something despite improbability. If Obi Wan is not Anakin’s ally then he is his enemy, and this Anakin cannot see the possibility of his own manipulation at the hands of sith. Luke cannot believe in lifting the ship even after Yoda shows him it is possible and that is why he fails. All things are possible through the force and being closed to them is why only sith deal in absolutes

The "Do or do not" quote isn't about absolutes, though. That quote is meant to teach young Jedi to believe in themselves. If you say, "I'll try," you're already thinking that you might fail. It's a sign that you don't believe in your own capabilities and, more importantly, those of the force. Such defeatism makes you unable to use the force to its full potential. That's why Yoda answered, "That's why you fail," when Luke said, "I can't believe it."

I ate taco bell i am absolutely going to get diarrhea

He's not talking about absolutes, he's talking about excuse making

Agreed. Even the prequels were not that bad imo. Everything else though has just flat out sucked. And I don't expect that will ever change.

@@mattr.1887the prequels get too much hate. It’s sloppy, but man did we get amazing cinematography, the best soundtracks and the best worldbuilding

@@mattr.1887 Agreed. Empire is the best one fro me and when i got older i cam to realize just how dark and Good Return of the Jedi was. Those were the movies for me anything Disney has done i reject.... with the exception of Rogue One and Mando season 2.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pJuZhbNkzd3Qkmg.html Yoda teaching Luke the same lesson he taught him years ago?

Just pretend the Sequel trilogy Never happened. That's what I do.

Savage was simply weak in the force.

Extactly ,it is all about belief and faith