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9:38 Moff Tarkin should have listened to the admiral

Porkins got cooked🙉

Death Ground or Desperate Ground Battle. No where to run. No where to hide. It's fight or die.

Some issues with this attack. The rebel attack for such an important target is only about 3 squadrons, which is inadequate. The Death Star, the ultimate power in the galaxy, doesn't even have a fighter screen operating. The AA fire was useless. If they thought there was a risk ( Ive annalysed thier attack and there is a danger ) they would have deployed every tie fighter available. There would be a thousand tie fighters out there. Not a couple of squadrons. The Death Star Commander was an arrogant sod, but was he an inept fool?

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rolling scirros might work

8:49 YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

I have replayed only this scene actually hundred times when I was very young. For example, I have often replayed only this scene which last less than ten minutes just before I went to school in the morning.

Wedge is the badass

GREEN ACROSS THE BOARD LOCK S FOILS IN ATTACK POSITION !

You did fantastic here. Please add a Part 2.

El campeón hay uno solo

No esque nunca sedan superados ,simplemente se vuelve culto ,LA nueva generación me servirá

(If you shoot down the turrets instead of the TIE fighters) Red Leader: Ignore the guns! Focus on the fighters!

Love seeing these old clips from the past.

God bless Chesney Hawkes!

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Skywalker & R2D2 before Maverick & Goose 😂🤭

Very good battle scenes especially; going down the tunnel leading to the portal. Lots of action. Very great all around!

3:40 sure that's Dean stockwell (quantum leap)

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That's a great edit!

@ 1:42 Red leader says he's going to cut across the axis and try to draw their fire, yet it looks like the whole squadron follows him in instead of splitting up. @ 7:38 he says he's within range and needs them to cover for him, but he's nowhere near the target and takes like an eternity to get there. After his run he loses the starboard engine, which could have been due to the horrendous explosion it caused, and with the fighters still on his tail, they finish him off. But, he didn't say they shot-out his engine, I think it just happened to malfunction, making him an easy target. But, you're right about having analyzed the Rebel's strategy too soon, and firing up the DS lasers...

4:05 that roll was absolutely the most iconic pat of this entire dogfight

it suprises me that tarkin wasent able to see what was comming

Only criticism ive got is that you used too many shots. Like you should choose the old one or the new ones. It was perfect when you used both when they dived into the death star but during the dogfights it was too much switching. One of the best edits tho other than that

Still gives me goosebumps all these years later!

"I'm going in. Cover me, Porkins." "What did you call me???

Sounds like Obi Wan tells Luke - "Luke. Stop touching yourself."

No I'm alrig- *goahhhhhhh!* ☠️

I still want the ORIGINAL Trilogy . If independents can make a 4k version of each original movie , then FOX could make alotta money making it official and sell it already .

Standing by. To beat rocky. For the Oscar

Chills, I’m absolutely giddy

Here's another question: since Luke was able to visually spot Vader and his wingmen and alert Red Leader, why didn't he, Biggs and Wedge roll in behind Vader's troika and take _them_ out from behind? (Yes, yes, I know - plot armor, etc. I mean, if this were a real battle, if a pilot was close enough to see his squadron leader was being pursued he wouldn't just keep flying along and watch the pursuit - he's go and help!)

Great edit here. THIS is what should've been on screen. I loved the movie and while this Death Star trench run was such a highlight and so captivating, I was so bothered by a few things... namely, the poor editing of the combat between Rebel and Imperial fighters. So many problems my eyes just couldn't overlook. One glaring point was an x-Wing evading the TIE fighters behind, and from momentum and course, it would've slammed right into the trench wall... but somehow does not. Plus, far too easy hits for the TIE fighters, yet so many misses. Infuriating. And the Y-Wing fighters were taken out far too easily. Infuriating.

Re: 4:55 - I was there back in 1977, watching this movie for the very first time, in a big theater, on a HUUUGE widescreen. When the film came to this scene where we, as star pilots, are plunging down into that abyss, only to be wrenched sideways, to pull up and hurtle down that trench, in THAT moment, the ENTIRE audience all shifted to the right, as if we were all on an amusement park ride. The immersion, the sensation of movement and the loss of balance, in that moment, was palpable. Plus, we were seeing it for the first time. We all shifted and we all screamed with delight. Watching this movie on a big flat screen TV, or even on a large home theater projection screen, it's never quite the same. It needs that larger-than-life scale which only a huge cinema screen can provide. I think it's a sensation that today's audience will never quite experience, unless this film were re-released back into theaters again.

There should be 10000 fucking tie fighters defending that exhaust port or a dedicated deflected cover the exhaust and many more inside. Galen Urso ass fucked this thing but still, they’re able to make a large scale energy field on Endor, they couldn’t make one for a port smaller than a few feet? God damn Lucas, someone speak some clarity for me.

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George Lucas is a genius. Previous Sci-fi films where they all had king-tut style gear (heh), King Tut was a joking name for Uncle Sam during WWII, during which there was a belief that a U.S. without God would be akin to the Egyptians in the old testament. George Lucas hit the nail on the head.

The battle of Yavin was the fight that decided the fate of the Rebellion. This was Luke Skywalker's big break to contribute to the Rebel cause. He probably never suspected that he will eventually bring about the destruction of the Death star: The Empire's ultimate weapon and Emperor Palpatine's solution to crush the Rebellion. The odds were against the rebels, but despite overwhelming odds, they prevailed, thanks to Luke. Taking Ben Kenobi's advice and using the force, he fired his proton torpedoes into the opening of the thermo exhaust port, which lead to the station's main reactor, resulting in the station's destruction. The Rebellion dedicated this victory to Erso, who designed and built the Death star but defected and placed a trap in the station. And give credit his daughter and all of Rogue one that sacrificed their lives to steal the plans to get to Rebel hands. Their sacrifice and those who fought in the battle of Yavin was not in vain, and Luke Skywalker became the Alliance's greatest hero. No doubt he said to himself, "This victory is for you, Uncle Owen, Aunt Beru, Ben Kenobi, and Biggs Darklighter. Oh, thanks to Han Soloand Chewbacca for saving Luke's life."May the force be with you".

So they re edetied out the cool horn part that plays when they start their attack run for some more sound effects? Do you have to ruin everything?

Y wing fighters are Hurricanes, X wings are spitfires.

Holy Fuck. Damn boy (or girl), get your ass to Hollywood. Edit: it gets a little dry about 1/2 way through. I choose to believe it’s the lack of original footage.

Can't tell you how many times in battlefront II 2005 I have had to bust through those damn perimeter defense cannons when charging in on an Imperial Star Destroyer. Watching this scene reminds me of why I am an ace though.

mission impossible SPPED TIMESLOT 8:12 ready jet go learning goals biz kid$ what to do with a windfall

there they are 8:06 mission impossible SPEED 7:53 8:05 raging battle atlantis the lost empire scene sound the alarm 8:50