I Am Your Father Scene [4k UltraHD] - Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back Fight Scene (2/2)

1:54 - 1:56 HAPPY FATHER’S DAY EVERYONE!!!

Happy Father's Day to dark vader

Happy Fathers Day

Fun fact, to hide the plot twist from everyone on set, David Prowse (the guy who played Vader on set) said instead, "Obi-Wan killed your father." At the time of this scene, only three people knew this line was going to happen: Mark Hamel, George Lucas himself, and the director Irvin Kirshner.

Happy father’s day ❤

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY 🎉🎉🎉

so whats the original version? this or the Toy story?

The end. After Luke becomes the one handed hermit who lives in the ventilation duct.

My life a movie

“Luke, I am your father”

Whenever I watch this scene, I'm amazed at how good this movie is. Definitely top 3 of sci fi

1:00 "alright you little bastard you're starting to piss me off"

1:55. The Moment Luke Skywalker’s Life, and the Fate of the Galaxy Changes Forever.
Vader: ”I Am Your Father.”

1:05. Luke Looses his Hand.

“I am your father… and I am also…”
Unzips suit, tiny scorpion scuttles out
“…a kriffing scorpion!”

When you find out your favorite character has a very dark secret 💀💀 2:00-2:21

2:24 *Turns the auto-caption in Thai
...
WHAT DA-

Someone told me the end of the "I am your father" shot is extended by reversing the last second and now I can't unsee it. You can see him kind of shift a tiny bit upwards and then back down.

It's crazy how Lucas had David Prowse say "No, Obi-Wan killed your father" when they were filming that scene, so that even the cast and crew members wouldn't know the truth until the film came out and they heard James Earl Jones' voice say the iconic line "No, I am your father".

He said Luke before that I know he did

Bro these movies suck so cringy and overly dramatic

Chills, every time

2:53 I feel as if any parent of a teenager can relate to that look. 😂😂

Me expecting to hear "Luke, i am your father." Instead its "No, i am your father." 😂

1:10 there is no escape

2:52 The way Vader puts his hand down makes it seem as if he's thinking "for fks sake" like he really can't believe his own son just chose falling to his death over joining him 😂

When this came out you simply did not get plot twists like this. The big bad-guy was scary and the little plucky Hero overcame the odds to destroy them to prove that good conquers evil, the Hero's long dead family looks down on them from heaven with pride. Complete subversion on that whole set-up. Yes you can have this event spoiled long before you see it, but also all of pop culture is now filled with emotional complexity on this level in good-vs-evil stories. You can have the power of this scene watered down by simply having higher expectations for adventure stories. Which only came about because this changed the norm.

0:58 when you’re play-fighting with your son and he hits you too hard

It’s Luke I am your father

What’s crazy, is Luke is a Jedi Knight right from the start of Return of The Jedi, right?

I’ve been watching this movie for years and just now realized that in this one fight, Luke faces 4/5 of his Jedi Trials in Jedi Knighthood. Against Yoda and Obi Wan’s will, odds stacked against him, the will of the force leading, faces 4/5 of his Jedi trials against his own father

Vader: got hit on the shoulder
Vader: alright son thats it

At 1:04 the elstree boys forgot to take the duct tape off the sliced tubes. You can see silver tape on the tops of the three columns. At 1:08 they removed the tape and blacked the tops. Once noticed you can’t unsee it. Also these columns move when Luke drops down.

I am your father…(お前の父親はワシじゃ…)
NOOOOO!!(嘘だーッ！！)

James Earl Jones actually thought Vader was lying. Since George Lucas was told that a lot of people would think Vader was lying, he had Yoda confirm it in episode 6.

1:54 “No, I am your father”
This quote never gets old

Classic

I call this scene “the fight on the golf club”

1:05 😂

When Luke fell Vader brought down his hand and was prolly like "oh for fucks sake"

Part of me thinks Vader wanting Luke to join him is to cling onto the last shred of Padme he has left. And when we reach the end of Return of the Jedi, he’s let go of his clinging and simply wants his and Padme’s children to live on. Which comes full circle for Anakin.

2:53

Always amazing to me how emotions can come out of Vader. That is the ultimate, WTF?

The one that saved him in internal wall is the not the villian wake up😅 we saved him three times

I was wrong to think Vader could be good with kids.

Luke did SO much better here with barely any training than the third sister did.

Me at school at 1:06

What can be said about this scene that hasn’t already been said? One of the most monumental and jaw-dropping scenes of all time, man.

2:52
Anakin, internal dialogue: Yeah, he's mine alright...