STAR WARS | I'M WHAT REMAINS (4K)

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A Tribute to STAR WARS 🪐
2. Samuel Kim - Imperial March & Anakin's Suffering
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Star Wars: A New Hope (1977)
Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back (1980)
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Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (2002)
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (2005)
Star Wars The Clone Wars (2008)
Rogue One: A Star Was Story

[@rbrtgrca]

i’m 24. i lost my brother when i was 8 years old from a hit and run. he was 17. he loved star wars which is why i do now and always tied my anger into Anakin’s. i guess at some point you do have to learn to let go before you turn into something you never wanted to be. to whoever is reading this, may the force be with you

[@ARC-17]

And also with you, always.

[@jasjasbinks4900]

may the force be with you and your brother too, always. i’m sorry for your loss.

[@Slimdean_27]

And you as well brother. You are not alone in the great galaxy of ours

[@MDBrook58]

Thanks for sharing. I’m sorry that happened to you

[@richardnash7345]

sorry for your loss but your brother had great taste in movies. and I bet he would be happy you enjoy them too

[@FormerGovernmentHuman]

Haydens partial face behind the mask and his voice really make it sink in. This IS Anakin, not an abstract figure that was once Anakin and some dark husk of the warrior he was. It is Anakin, all of his choices, all of his deeds glories and failures, the culmination of his destiny. He is painfully tragic.

[@JoelPerry1]

I think this is something that needs to be said more. Vader thinks of Anakin as a separate person that represents his weakness. Obi-Wan even came to agree with that line of thinking. But Luke saw right through this. He believed that Anakin was could be saved. And in the end he made Anakin believe it too.

[@jamesmayle3787]

The Bible is truth. Please read at least three books. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. It’s important to remember that it’s the doing that’s key. Look inside and do your inner healing. To be forgiven we must forgive:

[@jamesmayle3787]

The Bible is truth. Please read at least three books. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. It’s important to remember that it’s the doing that’s key. Look inside and do your inner healing. To be forgiven we must forgive:

[@honotenshi]

@@jamesmayle3787 what good is your efforts if they don't apply to the current situation of events? There is no relation that connects with the current subject to even bring most into consideration of your message. What person goes into a random conversation to speak of something unrelated? That only makes you seem ignorant, rude, and inconsiderate. You will only turn away those you preach to, so long as your doctrine isn't practiced as you preach. Treat thy neighbors as you would yourself, and show consideration.

[@thatwhitegold5444]

@@jamesmayle3787 the bible is shit fiction star wars is more real than that garbage

[@chuchi4435]

In his attempt to save all that he held dear…he lost everything. The story of Vader is one of legend

[@mariofarrugia90]

darth sidious implemented those thoughts in his mind to make him his apprentice

[@diegogutierrez7512]

He loses everything but in the end he saves the galaxy, he's our hero

[@Shikta-poobah67]

@@diegogutierrez7512 Yeah, I wish whoever made this would have included that bit of redemption at the end of ROTJ. It’s kind of important to Anakin’s/Vader’s story.

[@thedoftranquillity]

Isn't that the story of all of us. At the end of life very few leave with no regrets or wrongdoings. In the end we all lose.

[@jamesmayle3787]

The Bible is truth. Please read at least three books. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. It’s important to remember that it’s the doing that’s key. Look inside and do your inner healing. To be forgiven we must forgive:

[@KamGeee]

"I am what remains" may be one of the best lines spoken by any character, ever. The amount of pain wrapped up in those 4 words is incredible. I don't care what anyone says, this show was genius.

[@symundin9754]

Up to this point the show was passable Star Wars content with a plus from it starring Obi Wan, but after this scene...

[@damienmarshall6683]

that line is so cold...

[@JRF1004]

@@symundin9754 bro this show was amazing i never got the hate

[@symundin9754]

@@JRF1004 I also give it props for using Inquisitors in the story, I love that a lot of Star Wars media right now is leaning into them. It's a very interesting and still somewhat unexplored era of Star Wars, the young Empire.

[@SalvyR]

Why just leave was it hard to give Vader a dub? Lol just let me leave Vader to destroy an entire planet and then some

[@Spider-Man4017]

The pain, and hatred that Anakin has towards a lot of things and even himself. As soon as Anakin became Vader he lost everything that he held close to him.

[@brianbunyan7359]

Ya Bro🙁😥😓

[@alok-ep1xn]

Same thing happening with me but i don't have any powers

[@looksirdroids9134]

He hated himself more than anything else. Also, he didn't become Vader.. he always was Vader.

[@williamcooper8599]

@@looksirdroids9134 he was always Anakin

[@benfetter189]

I like it how when he says "you did not fail" as anakins voice comes through and how his voice even sounds robotic like he really is half machine

[@VoiceOfTheEmperor]

That scream at the end of the first duel...It's harder than Maul could ever scream. Because Maul doesn't know Obi Wan like Anakin did: On a deeply personal level. He hates only 3 things in the galaxy: His master; Darth Sidious. For ensnaring him in his trap and making him his pawn. His old master; Obi Wan. For seemingly turning his wife against him and causing him to cook to medium well and having to wear the suit because of it. But most of all; Himself. If you've ever struggled with depression, you know what I mean when I say "Darth Vader level depression". You want to die. Every day you want to either die or kill. Just to bury the utter emotional and mental agony of just being alive. You have tried to end it. Vader tried. Multiple times. But the Dark Side kept him alive (in his eyes) as some sick joke. But you can't die. However, you can't live either. You're in a walking coffin. Upright, and forced to go on living. That scream at the end is not of a man...It's of a former man that's been reduced to an animal. Now a wounded and defeated animal. That can only snarl and shriek, despite knowing that it's been beaten. That's all, thanks for letting me ramble.

[@amterasutenma2547]

That was beautifully described, thank you.

[@underdawg2743]

Hope you overcome depression mate. Heard of prozac?

[@VoiceOfTheEmperor]

@@underdawg2743 I'm on mood stabilizers now. I'm also getting a job after labor day and I have had a GF for going on 3 years now.

[@PIRATESallDAway11]

@@VoiceOfTheEmperor may the force be with you brother, always. I'm overjoyed that you are working on you, for you. Continue focusing on the "living force" and all that you hold dear. However, be cautious not to neglect finding joy and love within yourself, for yourself, while allowing others to be a source of joy and love. I believe in you! You're still here and you felt compelled to share, that means you're a fighter and have something within you that strives towards the light. Try connecting with it as often as you can. Godspeed.

[@nicholas.alan85]

Damn

[@filmnationstudios389]

Darth Vader is such a great character. Broken one, definitely the best villain of all time.

[@Jjj-zz7bz]

Chosen one to Broken one

[@Humanipathic]

Back to chosen one.

[@thebrokenone4088]

Hello there

[@mikedobson1678]

I got give it to Sidious

[@caitlynrankin8845]

Its starkiller your all forgetting

[@MichaelMedici61W2]

I can never get enough of this characters story. For 30 years he’s been a big part of my life. This was well done, thank you.

[@loganroberts2092]

Ik I definitely think it’s one of the most tragic story behind a character in movies

[@liljmarian7327]

@@loganroberts2092 it’s so good

[@Shikta-poobah67]

45 years for me.

[@user-jh7ze7py9r]

@@Shikta-poobah67 same

[@prestonross6942]

42 years! I saw Teturn of the Jedi in the theater with my dad. The day my sister was born my dad took my older brother to the premiere of a New Hope in San Diego. Star wars is deeply rooted in our family. I learned a lot of lessons from the original trilogy and as I got older I was able to pick up more and more of the deeper meaning. Especially, when it came to Yoda. We are accountable for close to 100% of the things that happen to us in our lives. Our decisions greatly influence the outcome. There are many times when we blame others for our problems and praise ourselves for our successes. Once I learned that if I control the things I have control over and hope for the best on the things I can't control I will be better off. I try hard to live in the moment and not blame others for my bad decisions.

[@CristianoRonaldo92234]

Anakins tragedy is up there with one of the greatest stories ever told.

[@jagger3231]

I would have to agree like for a specific character in fiction Vader is probably one of the most complex and interesting villains in fictional history

[@World36599]

It definitely is but the Tragedy of what happened to Christ beats all in my honest opinion.

[@diegobordones2106]

@@World36599 fax

[@RageUnchained]

@@World36599 definitely the best selling fiction ever

[@warrenkendrickiv4900]

To me, star wars is like a modern version of a Greek tragedy.... many years from now I belive people will see the fall of anakin as any prevalent parable in those times

[@timouwinga5758]

"..then my friend is truly dead." absolutely heartwrenching

[@chrisrosati8264]

then years later it was repeated - "...then my father is truly dead."

[@nothing1624]

@BONBOY he didn't cry hard enough for you....pain is worse than tears....did you see it....I did!

[@marcusdmfdmf]

@@nothing1624 Good point

[@Frosty98206]

OBI-WAN!!!

[@theotherguy6155]

should have been "my brother" obiwan always referred to him as brother

[@-The-Stranger-]

Obi Wan doesn't understand his grief; Vader didn't kill Anakin because he wanted to, he did it because he had no choice. Anakin killed the only woman he ever loved, so Vader killed Anakin to take revenge upon himself. Vader is the part of Anakin that lives in us all, that threatens to take over every time something bad happens. What Vader didn't realize is that Anakin wasn't dead, he was in hiding with the rest of the Jedi. Luke found him. just like he did Obi Wan and Yoda. Anakin was the chosen one after all, he brought balance to the force in Episode 3 and peace to the galaxy in 6, just not the way the Jedi thought.

[@andrewoberg]

yeah balance to the force literally means light & dark are equally powerful

[@zacharyradford5552]

Except that’s not how the force works. The dark side is like cancer to the force a bad thing.

[@zacharyradford5552]

Except he didn’t bring balance or peace in what ever universe you believe Legends or Disney. Still the cancerous dark side that was never supposed to be a part of the force, and still stiff and suffering in the galaxy.

[@Scarlet75]

⁠that not how it works there is there can be no light without dark. Remember Raven.

[@mastermichael0751]

You can’t have one side of a scale without the other

[@trinalgalaxy5943]

The Obi Wan series had several problems, but it also had some downright great moments. Seeing an exploration of how Obi Wan came to terms with his brother was such a high point.

[@hotfroganimations]

Star wars always has problems. Doesn't mean it's bad.

[@Shikta-poobah67]

@@hotfroganimations The problem is too many cooks in the kitchen. Lucas should have just handed over exclusive control to Dave Filoni.

[@trinalgalaxy5943]

@@hotfroganimations there are problems and then there are major problems. Since Lucas sold the IP to Disney, there have been a lot more major problems rising to the surface. Kenobi had fewer than the last 2 movies, but more than can be excused.

[@Fiveash-Art]

@@trinalgalaxy5943 Kenobi was better than the prequels ... people and their constant bitching about 'CANON' .. "Waaaaaahhh!" ... "It doesn't match what happened in the cartoons and the last video game I bought! waaaaahhhhh!" .. "The CONTINUITY!!!!" 😂 ... Star Wars has always been this way ... all you need "is a certain point of view" and you can just enjoy this stuff for what it is.

[@jamesmayle3787]

The Bible is truth. Please read at least three books. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. It’s important to remember that it’s the doing that’s key. Look inside and do your inner healing. To be forgiven we must forgive:

[@ruthnagarya2028]

This is such a poignant moment in the Obi Wan series BUT it was SO WONDERFUL to see Anakin/Vader, LOVE Hayden!.

[@Humanipathic]

GOAT scene in Star Wars.

[@mRibbons]

Agreed. I'm on season 6 in my first viewing of Clone Wars. Anakin had so much character development in this series that missed out on over the years. He used to be so noble, heroic, and even wise. He was someone that commanded respect, as opposed to the whinny angsty kid in the movies. This climactic scene in Kenobi hit so much harder, now knowing who Vader once was... And everything he lost.

[@Shikta-poobah67]

@@mRibbons Very true about Clone Wars. If people aren’t watching that series, then they’re missing out on a HUGE chunk of the story. I’d even include Rebels as essential viewing.

[@ltvagabond]

IMHO, the scene at the end, after his mask gets hit.... is probably the best 120 seconds of Hayden in all of Star Wars... and pretty close to the top for ALL of Star Wars.

[@mRibbons]

@@Shikta-poobah67 Yo, I got distracted by other shows but I'm on the last 2 episodes of Clone Wars final season. They are sure to be climactic... But I got a baaad feeling about this. Where do I go next with the animated shows?? Rebels?

[@SenturosGaviannus]

He became vader because Anakin had nothing left. but you can only bury yourself so far in your own pain. Anakins pain was called Vader

[@jesserochon3103]

Darth Vader betrayed and murdered Anakin Skywalker

[@Shikta-poobah67]

It wasn’t that he didn’t have anything left, it was that he chose the dark path, or rather the easy path. Yes, Anakin was broken, but we all are at some point in our lives. It’s the choices we make that seal our fate, and Anakin chose to seal his in a *HUGE* way.

[@InTateWeTrust1]

No he still had his wife n kids when he was murdering younglings lol ankin died with mace windu

[@david598]

@@Shikta-poobah67 no he gave everything up cause he wanted to save everything he love and by doing that he literally kill and push everyone that love him He was left alone in his eyes and his anger and hatred made him blind to the truth and once u go this far looking at the truth hurts u so u bury it u even warp the truth only reason he was save cause one of the ppl ge thought he lost cane back and pull him from his own abyss

[@iamblight707]

@@InTateWeTrust1Not only was he trying to save that piece of ass padme, but Anakin legit thought at the time the Jedi were overthrowing the Republic, which of you look again...they were. They were sending Jedi to "take control" of the Senate and were about to assassinate the supreme chancellor. From a certain point of view, they did indeed fuck up.

[@antonioflores8082]

Anakin Skywalker is by far the best character in cinema history, he has so much depth both as a Jedi and as Vader

[@thegame346]

The most emotional moment in Star Wars history. Nothing even comes close....absolutely nothing. I felt just as crushed as Obi-Wan in this scene.

[@Name-ps9fx]

I have a son who unfortunately went down the path of meth....the few times I've seen him, he was either high as a kite or momentarily sober....and the sadness in his eyes when he can understand where his life is, is heartbreaking. This video is the only thing I've ever seen that expresses what I feel when I see my son's face through the useless drugs. 😮‍💨

[@jamesmayle3787]

The Bible is truth. Please read at least three books. The first book of each testament and one you chose yourself. It’s important to remember that it’s the doing that’s key. Look inside and do your inner healing. To be forgiven we must forgive:

[@Name-ps9fx]

@@jamesmayle3787 I did that already. Once I learned that the Bible was tainted by Jewish translators, I put it aside. You are being misled, by your own will.

[@Gorilla_Jones]

😆🤣 no…

[@Name-ps9fx]

@@Gorilla_Jones Two books for you to read (authored by Jewish people): "I am Jewish" tributes to Judaism, in memory of Daniel Pearl; and "The Fatal Embrace" , which assesses the historical Jewish affinity for authoritarian governments, which end up being taken over by anti-Semites and harming the Jewish population. Your choice to read or not, but if you don't you will be blindsided by what's coming down the pike.

[@Trellzilla1999]

Seeing Obi Wan in tears really makes you think about how torn and crazy it has driven him over the years. He took a major loss in life. Not only did he lose his comrades and job. He also lost something even more important a man he considered as a little brother. I can only imagine how mentally scarring That is. It’s like watching your loved one die infront of you. Seeing them go from a happy go lucky kid to a dark evil man. Obi wan is a war veteran who lost more then he gained. That’s part of why the other movie is called a new hope. Once obi finds luke (Anakin son) he also finds a new hope a reason to live on. A reason to not fall into madness and depression. Hope to bring the force, the jedi, and peace to the galaxy just like him and anakin wanted in the beginning.

[@PeteNice29]

The only complaint I have about this series is this element wasn't the focus. No one cared about some affie Inqusitor; it was all about Obi's emotional state and his quest to protect and stay hidden all at once.

[@TheMeta141]

he spent 3 years in a galactic war seeing countless atrocities and deaths. his lover was murdered by the same man who killed his master. everyone he knew was betrayed and murdered by the very clones they had fought beside. and his student his brother became a monster. destroying everything he loved. including (he thought) Ahsoka. only to then have to fight and kill (he thought) that same brother. then Padme's final words saying that there was still good in Anakin.............no wonder he broke.

[@AstraAstarte]

The level of emotion in Ewan's face for that scene just hits so hard

[@HeyhoBrando]

I love in the show that when we see his face his voice is ‘normal’ and blue light is on him, for a moment we see Skywalker...but the moment he said “I killed him,” Vader voice comes and red is shown. That right there gave me chills when I first saw it

[@roryt1985]

It’s just the reflection from Obi’s saber. If you look closely his eye is always red, even behind the blue light.

[@iROChakri]

@@roryt1985 But that's the message. Anakin truely is dead and his face turns red fully.

[@audience2]

The Obi-Wan Kenobi series had many flaws. But the series created a great moment when it lit a candle🕯of hope when the Anakin side of Darth took responsibility for his own turn to that dark side and lifted responsibility from the conscience of his friend and mentor.

[@nightwristwatchman3129]

Wow this is amazing. The half mask shot really did help to reinforce Hayden as Vader for the generation who grew up on the original trilogy and struggled to visualise him as the same Vader in the prequels.

[@asap900]

My favorite part of this scene is how they portray the light on anakin’s face. The red for the sith when he speaks as Vader, and the blue for when he speaks as Anakin. It’s such a great subtle nod to him not completely being gone.

[@L4rceny]

"Goodbye.. Darth..." That is when the death of Anakin was absolute. Even the once cherished memories Obi-wan had of Anakin, died with that goodbye.

[@blakesnake8759]

I always die a little on the inside when I hear “it’s too late for me son” because he wants to come back but he can’t forgive himself and I know that feeling all too well

[@labrunner_t4r_]

Completely agree. It's like Vader, after he cuts off Mace's hand, pretty much believes he is beyond redemption. Which in part is the fault of the Jedi. Their teachings of simply black and white, with "you're either good or bad" basically made Anakin give up on himself. That's where the whole "it's too late for me, son" line comes from. Of all the Sith, Anakin was probably the only one who never completely let go of the light. He just accepted his fate that he gave into the dark side and was beyond salvation.

[@orionred2489]

Wait a tick... I have a different take. Anakin knew he was going to physically die, the body was spent. However, I think he also knew he'd been redeemed. That's why he also says "You already did" when Luke says he needs to save him.

[@snipingflute4346]

I’m about to do a cross-universe dialogue: Simba: Dad? …Dad? Dad, come on. You gotta get up. Dad. We gotta go home. | Darth Vader: (Distant) It’s too late for me son.

[@Dankdalorde]

Yup. I feel this every day. Wallowing in regret and hate only because you can’t go back and fix anything. You hate yourself for doing the dumbest selfish thing - just a fleeting thought. For one moment and then EVERYGING went to shot. I hate myself. I live in regret of what could’ve been. I am reminded every day that I am a mistake and just want to go to sleep for good.

[@SamaritanPrime]

@@orionred2489Anakin has a line in the ROTJ novel. As he lays dying, he says something to Luke: “Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter.” Luke had heard this line once before: Yoda had said it to Luke as he lay dying. That is the tell (for me) that Anakin had renounced Vader. Also… if you haven’t seen Ahsoka, I suggest that you go watch it. Anakin is in the series, and… I think that his story is not quite over yet. I can’t explain it without spoilers, but I think Anakin has one final task left to do, and when Ahsoka Season 2 drops, be prepared to finally say goodbye to Anakin Skywalker.

[@Schticky]

Being able to hear Hayden’s voice and see his face along with Vader’s is like that final thing Vader needed to be perfect.

[@patrickdye6326]

I would argue that Obi Wan lost the most of any Star Wars character in the history of the franchise. You can hear it in his voice when he says "Goodbye Darth" with tears in his eyes, and yet he never truly broke, he is the greatest Jedi.

[@mth4456]

When I was a child I always felt like I was Anakin. My dad was in and out of my childhood and I was raised by my mom. Everyone always said how gifted and kind they thought I was. Then as a teenager I lost my mother. My self hatred grew and grew. Everyone still said that I was a good person and I wanted good. I felt that way too. Then the girl I thought I loved cheated on me with my childhood best friend. My hatred for the world started. Then I realized the world is evil. People don't want to be good like I thought they did. My hatred for politics and other people grew. I feel more and more like Vader everyday. I tattood him on me because I feel such a connection to him. The moral of the story is this. Vaders story is real. We may not be able to use the force but you can destroy yourself because you can't let go.

[@Cessna152ful]

Cringe

[@DenDave_]

The ''Goodbye... Darth..'' really hit me. It was in this moment that Obi-Wan accepted that Anakin is gone and there is nothing he can do to bring him back, he could finally move on from the past that haunts him.

[@ilovetweek000]

The villain so iconic and terrifying that simply the sound of him breathing scares his enemies.

[@R_o_o_k_i_n_g_t_o_n]

what i really like about this scene with this music is the fact that with anakins scared face still partially visible, it really hits home the feeling of what vader said about anakin.... this... monster, isnt anakin anymore as the abomination made through pain and anger known as vader has taken hold of anakins body.....

[@R_o_o_k_i_n_g_t_o_n]

ya know i have watched this like at least 10 times now and i watch it fully every time it pops up in my reccomended and i swear every time i see that scene of obi and vader, it makes me look at the light of their sabers on their faces and realise that some of what vader said really felt like anakin taking control even if only for a moment to simply say a farwell to obiwan before either he kills vader and subsequently, anakin, or before vader takes control again like anakin knows he will and kills obiwan. than at the very end when obiwan left vader and vader howled almost like a animal angry its prey escaped it.....

[@XxHarambexX]

If only the whole show was written like this…

[@Itsghost7KK]

Hearing Vader scream and actually portray anger is one of my favorite things about this show. Sends goosebumps down my back every time I hear him scream Obi-Wan. 10/10 I’ve always loved the sequels because of the cast and these two have just aged amazingly in my opinion. I truly believe Hayden was born for this role. As well as Ewan for Obi-Wan.

[@tysonboy1980]

Having lost my dearest friend to the dark side or whatever is going through him, this just hits so damn hard.

[@trentonmeeuwsen739]

3:55 shot has so much symbolism and foreshawdowing. there is so much darkness yes but at the center a small patch of light remains ready to shine bright. tragic but beautiful

[@hliastriantis5816]

The kid with the world on his feet who lost it all even himself

[@devaneyjohn5349]

What is having a world at your feet when the galaxy looms above you?

[@clathbury3728]

The dialogue after the Obi-Wan/Vader duel in Kenobi was written and performed so carefully. They worked so hard to make the conversation during the duel in A New Hope make more sense in-universe and I think they did a great job. That's really not easy without coming across as too on the nose or just plain silly. Loved it.

[@daranphilipson1025]

That ending with Obi Wan and Vader was perfect.

[@georgelucas77]

👀

[@daranphilipson1025]

@@georgelucas77 George!!!!

[@newhappiness4410]

The musical score just sends chills. “It’s the struggles we have to the attachments we love that keeps us human that can define our future” George Lucas

[@LaktostheIntolerant]

Man, could you imagine going back in time to June of 1977 and approaching people as they get out of the theater, whipping out your phone and showing them this?

[@davidsnyder238]

This was masterful in its execution. Painful and elegant. The perfect synopsis of Anakin to Vader. Im what remains.

[@colepeltier8472]

What I love most about Anakin's story is that, it doesn't matter how much you've gone through, what you've done, you can CHANGE today, right now, in every moment we can make a choice to DO what we know is right and keep moving forward. It's never to late if you can believe.

[@thepostcreditpodcast7829]

I love the blending of the imperial March with the hero themes/Padme themes

[@TheKosmotect]

0:16 me after hitting a blinky on the penjamin and unlocking my 2nd personality

[@shimo_96]

The biggest thing with Anakins/Vaders story is that you connect with the character at a deeper level than most any other television series, book series, movie series etc. etc. This same story could be told, with the only difference being that you simply don't get the level of detail to the characters backstory, and you wouldn't have anything that would even come close to what you have here. Anakins story isn't just words; its emotions and feelings as well.

[@Z-A-C]

Anyone can do this to themselves by cutting off their own emotions. We all have a Vader inside of us, and it lies beyond your mind.

[@cre8gnr8nrg]

I wonder if it's the opposite. Anakin felt all his emotions deeply and didn't learn to harness and control them. So his emotions controlled him til he became Vader. Which you are correct on that part being almost emotionless. 'I find your lack of faith disturbing'

[@trayolphia5756]

As anakin was meant to do with the force… The answer lies in balance. Acknowledging emotion, harnessing them, but not drowning in them and having them overwhelm you. Sadly, as with so much in life, there will be those who have gone to the extremes at both ends of the scale, and in so doing, blind themselves to the middle ground, and see anyone different from themselves on the far end.

[@stevengrant2315]

@@cre8gnr8nrg Fascinating. I think both are true...a dialectic.

[@Shikta-poobah67]

Yep. Well said. I went full Vader at a certain point in my life, and came out the other side all the better for it.

[@Z-A-C]

@@Shikta-poobah67 I’m kinda going through it right now.. realizing that my emotions don’t represent my true self, and neither does anyone else’s emotions. I feel like I don’t truly know anyone, not even myself sometimes. That kind of mindset forces me into a darker place of loneliness for some reason and I don’t really know why yet.

[@spinjitzumasterfalcon]

The best kinds of villains are the ones who can never go back. As much as the want to, they've gone too far. It was only through the love of his son that Darth Vader had died and Anakin was reborn for one last time. He got to see his son and be proud of the man he had became

[@trayolphia5756]

And in so doing yielded the deeper title of that movie For the longest time, my friends, my family and myself all assumed that simply referred to Luke…not anakin…

[@Enivri]

0:54 all the emotions Anakin/Vader showed at that moment, Hayden is great actor

[@Gree187]

I haven’t been moved by much when it comes to the “ newer “ Star Wars films / series , but goddam this scene was about as gut wrenching powerful as you could get . Bravo I say .

[@bdr32965]

The end of that scene from Obi-Wan was quite emotional. At first when Obi-Wan addressed him as Anakin and then after their exchange when Obi-Wan said goodbye Darth, it was just totally heartbreaking to see what Anakin had truly become.

[@GotNextGamingEmp]

Anakin Skywalker has to be one of the most painfully tragic characters ever created. I think what makes Anakin and Darth Vader so appealing to so many is that deep down many of us if not all of us understands the struggle that lurks deep within. All of us have an internal conflict and often our choices are made from it. I was 5 when A New Hope came out and have watched every movie and read every book. Anakin's story arc is simply tragic. Being able to see his full story has opened up what he has been through. From being a slave to watching his mother die and feeling helpless in saving the love of his life though he had immense power. We can all understand going down that path and losing faith. You have to find your balance what ever it may be. Reading a book, watching a movie, talking with someone you trust, or spending time with loved ones. If you don't you will in time see that the very thing you are fighting against is yourself. Beautfully made video!

[@ShadySpaceSquid]

The line delivery of “I am what remains” is SO GOOD. Accentuated with the voice distortion it becomes even better.

[@JMAN_]

I find it crazy how when I see Darth Vader I don't see Anakin and vice versa, but when his helmet is split apart like that it's almost like I can see them switching between the two during the dialogue. Even seeing Anakin as a burnt up angry mess full of hatred I can still only see Anakin and not Darth Vader until he has the suit on. You can tell that Obi Wan almost feels the same

[@Rizzob17]

Goosebumps be rolling up and down my body with both screams from Anakin.

[@harrisonhemsworth161]

FYI “The Shattered One” is also an awesome title. Although “I’m What Remains” is great and isn’t bad either. Great work! 👍

[@Gho5t_1984]

That was one of the most epic Star Wars edits I have ever seen. The emotional build was amazing. I had chills

[@deadsilence9544]

Man, this really pulled my emotions.

[@mrlagged3765]

bro i have tears in my eyes that was amazing 😍😱

[@187420666es]

Lol 💀💀💀

[@deadmeat8754]

"Fear is the Path to the Dark Side. Fear leads to Anger. Anger leads to Hate. Hate leads to suffering. I sense much fear in you" - Master Yoda to Anakin Skywalker

[@Hubertus9108]

Amazing edit, genuine goosebumps!

[@thenegotiator8414]

Another copy paste goosebumps comment

[@NoahLoomans-o8o]

As a kid you love the heroes, but as you grow up and become an adult you understand the villian

[@philparnell757]

that kenobi scene is worth the whole series. the screenplay, script and acting is so powerful

[@Malbeefance]

First, this was beautifully done! The sad version of Vader's Theme coupled with this video treatment nearly moved me to tears for my favorite fictional hero. Second, how could the Jedi be so blind? "...you were to destroy the Sith..." No, the prophecy was specific: the Chosen One will bring "balance" to the force. Darth Vader brought "balance" to the force: the fall of the Jedi supremacy. When Vader was done, there were only two, each. One must read what was written not read what they want to see.

[@armynation31B5V5P]

☆ Bravo! Bravo! Bravo! ☆ This is so well done. Thank you for making and sharing with us fans. Since 1977 in the movie theater till now of 2022. For over 45 years , what a great impact this has given us all.

[@shugler]

For most of my life, I always imaged the face behind the mask was as stoic and expressionless as the mask itself. It wasn't until this scene with Obi-Wan that it made me realize all the different emotions from Vader the audience were denied in the original trilogy. Think about it, all those times he choked someone who disappointed him so calmly, I can now only imagine the expression on his face every time. Besides, he is supposed to get power from his anger, yet we never see it as Vader. Seeing him smile evilly at Obi-Wan through the broken mask really made me rethink the way I see him.

[@IsaiahINRI]

Hayden did such a great job here, you can see the hatred in those eyes and the satisfaction in showing Obi-Wan what he's become. It's so beautifully sad

[@givenaskdev1123]

This scene is just perfect.. The light (blue when darth looks good, then red when the dark side comes back), their voice, the way they look each other

[@josephhockiii3923]

The emotions.

[@starweb443]

The audio work in this was flawless. I know how much it takes to separate the voices from the background. Very professional work.

[@captainrex4403]

The story of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader is truly a tragedy. A tale of pain, loss, and redemption. Anakin lost everything, it broke him into becoming a villain. Vader is a character that lets us see what happens if a person gives into anger, hate, and being unforgiving. Still my favorite Star Wars character to this day. May the force be with you.

[@universal_wisdom3416]

The story of Vader is one we should all learn from. Never let loss destroy your character, never let anger consume you even when others push you to the edge. Be the shining example of what a Man who has endured so much could be. A beacon of hope, a courageous soul, a vibrant spirit, an unmovable stone, a Hero.

[@bennett3ful]

This is easily one if the greatest scenes in the entire series.

[@FRE3Z_1]

Star wars isnt just a bunch of films its art in which portrays the fall and rise of the ones affected by the force . This “bunch of films” has shown me more than anyone could possibly imagine

[@samuraijedi1669]

The lust and quest for power can really leave a man broke physically and mentally. Everyone can choose to be an Anakin, but not everyone becomes a Vader. Such a tragic story. *WHAT, my friend will you BECOME!!!??*

[@specialagent4575]

😭😭😭😭😭 Is anyone else bawling?! Especially at the thought of that poor little boy becoming completely corrupted by Sidious?!!! 😡😡😡😭😭😭

[@Sabrac-Unbound]

Rest in peace James Earl Jones

[@ALIRStudio87]

Wow. This brought tears to my eyes. Such a powerful story, the pain and torment of Anakin and his turn to dark side thinking he could save his love. Then there’s obi wans Pain of losing his brother, his friend to the dark side. Great mix keep up the good work 👍

[@haplopeart]

Damn that was excellent really puts Vader in perspective and shows why we need a full Vader centric series of movies, or shows.

[@Jarzula]

The light saber changing the color around them was immaculate. Went from crying and blue, to red and anger. Amazing

[@MegamanSkywalker]

Knowing that Vader returns to the light makes this so sad, like he desperately wanted Obi-Wan to not give up on him. Then knowing that the last person in the universe to have faith in him gave up hope, must have hurt even more. Increasing his self-hatred and making him even stronger in the dark side. There was still hope for Vader, but Obi-Wan just could not figure out how to help him, so he gave up. It took Luke willing to give his life for Vader to finally get through to him. It took someone having more faith in him than he had in himself, to allow him to have hope that he could come back to the light. It brings a new meaning to "A New Hope" for me, that maybe it wasn't hope for the galaxy from the Empire. It was just foreshadowing Luke's hope that his father could return to the light. A new hope for Anakin to return to the light. Episodes 1-6 are all about Anakin after all. His training, rise, fall, reign and eventually redemption. Not diminishing Luke's importance of course, without him there would be no redemption.

[@williamwinder5011]

Everyone's story has a hero... And a villain... Sometimes you end up being both.

[@Ltqvrmx]

”I am not your failure Obi-wan” makes me cry every time

[@OctEddie]

This scene, for me, made the entire Kenobi series worthwhile. The fight and this conversation...perfection and what Star Wars was meant to be. Well made video.

[@spaceracer5747]

That could be the trailer for a Darth Vader Film or series. Good job !

[@yrevra2407]

Sometimes what makes a villain great, isn't the costume, or power, or even the terror they unleash but ultimately the truth they speak. The painful, horrible ugly truth.

[@Ardiem3]

This was utterly brilliant. Amazing work my friend. 😁🔥

[@kazuallykunfuzed]

Absolutely chilling. The hallway scene with Obi-Wan's voice really made it come together

[@exittragedy1436]

2:37 score gave me goosebumps

[@alwayspooh1588]

I feel that a lot of us can relate to the inner struggles that Anakin went through on the way to becoming Darth, and then hopefully his redemption. May the force (whatever it may be) be with you all.

[@murkin]

The music to this scene is perfect, you can’t help but feel sorry for Vader, I’m 45 and this was the first time a TV show/film actually made my bottom lip slightly quiver, well done with this editing 👏

[@domogenerations242]

Give this man an award for making this

[@brianwright7969]

This was both tragic and beautiful. Very well done.

[@nickweezy8339]

Of all the subseries of this universe... This is the most chilling and emotional scene of them all. Haven't seen the actual show yet but the director is absolutely brilliant and I know they wanted it to be perfect.

[@liljmarian7327]

This is freaking legendary the character arcs in SW are so good. Thank you broh God bless

[@kj07video]

“What…What could you hate enough…to destroy me?” “Myself” -Maul & Darth Vader on Kalakar Six

[@breth252]

Very well done. Almost brought a tear to my eye. So fortunate to start seeing the first SW move as a child in the theater. And then watch the mystery behind Darth unfold thru time. And you grow to love this sinister character, and you can't wait to see him enter a scene with his awesome presence.

[@arunajayaaj5684]

Why this sad over 19 years it's still hurts. So attached to the store. Anakin Skywalker you were the chosen one 😥

[@kadebrowne2847]

rip to a legend

[@damienmarshall6683]

The most well acted and written scene I think I've ever seen in my life. Extremely powerful and not just because it's Star Wars.

[@JesseEVH]

Amazing edit! What an awesome character. From a beloved super powerful protagonist, to the baddest of the bad antagonist. What a tragically amazing character arc.

[@NerooftheShadows]

Seeing this fight after 27 years of being a star wars fan is heart breaking watching two men who called eachother brother fighting to the death and as soon as obi wan said then my friend is really dead tore my heart apart

[@FrankyCpunishmentSTYLE]

The fact that a drunk Russian feels this scene makes it even more deep