This is the Best Star Wars Scene Ever

[@yeah_definitely]

Glad someone else noticed that he went through 3 forms rather than the 2 people notice.

[@Angelic_Vanguard]

YES

[@prestonjohnson1343]

That always drove me nuts to😂 people thinking there was only two forms

[@thefrenchdood]

Who tf doesn't notices the 3 poses

[@somebodyasked6552]

Ye

[@yeah_definitely]

@@daemontargaryenfanboy yeah you're right I'll fix it now. I did mean the poses but i didn't know what to call them.

[@joddog]

This dude has played Darth Maul, Starkiller and Palpatine. This man is the most powerful Sith to exist.

[@WhatKindOfNameNow]

Not to mention the Son in the Mortis arc of TCW. He's literally the embodiment of the Dark Side. lol

[@NinjaSushi2]

I am the Senate!!!

[@Jake-rv8td]

He was also Doomsday in Smallville.

[@lillyanneserrelio2187]

Don't let his handsome face fool you. He's really a sith Lord using acting to overtly finance his grand machinations over the next two centuries while simultaneously building up a large group of followers --- i mean fans

[@yousufkhan1720]

​@@Jake-rv8td and agent liberty in supergirl

[@johnsmith7303]

“If he’s this good, this is the most important guard duty in the galaxy” Well said sir.

[@JamesMartin-bc8xq]

Absolutely and it’s a shame that Disney’s kenobi creators didn’t understand this!

[@bigmonke1449]

@@JamesMartin-bc8xq wdym? He saved leia

[@MyReligionIs2DoGood]

@@bigmonke1449 Leia - someone who shouldn't even be there. He was protecting Luke - the other 'fanfic' TV story never happened.

[@bigmonke1449]

@@MyReligionIs2DoGood you star wars fans gotta be the most dramatic mfers

[@elboogie2324]

​@@MyReligionIs2DoGood well it did now.

[@WhoTookPlockrock]

The look on Obi-Wan's face when Maul dies is tragic, how he seems to see Maul, in a twisted way, as his last friend in the galaxy who truly understood everything he had been through. With Maul's death, the last piece of his old life was gone.

[@markuhler2664]

Not friend, but they did go through some of the same battles, and Maul realized they had the same enemy. He could never let go of his hate and arrogance which led to his every failure, but despite wanting to kill Obi Wan here he knew that Sidious was the enemy.

[@Sybaification]

A galaxy's worth of anger, hate, and suffering tragically cured with the sword instead of understanding.

[@lordw9609]

That's deep

[@ShaskMan]

Except for Vader lol

[@user-tj5yf1xc6f]

no, thanks to Kathleen Kennedy's retarded ass Mary Sue actually saved the galaxy after mean old patriarchal Luke tried to kill his nephew...

[@chattycat0052]

It’s so cool when the voice actors know this much about their own lore and characters

[@bandawin18]

Sam Witwer got the role for Starkiller because of his knowledge of the lore too, fun fact

[@liamfrr]

sam is a absolute legend

[@957kakashi]

Ya well, when you hire a guy whose already a big Star Wars nerd period, to do all this Star Wars voice acting that tends to happen. Not crapping on it at all or the other actors who get cast, it’s just that Sam is basically what would happen if any super fan off the street got their wish and was casted. Because before all his roles, he was just like us super fans who know every bit of this lore knowledge that we can. Cause he was just another giant fan nerd like the rest of us. He would probably be a great asset for Disney to consult if they’d use it more/ pair him with people like filoni and favreu etc overseeing that stuff.

[@jeffbezos7486]

Sam is made for star wars

[@bon-a-petite9224]

Hes "one of us"

[@markevans1618]

Maul's final request hit me hard. "Avenge us." He wasn't just talking about himself. His backstory was brutal yes but he was also talking about Obi Wan. In fact he was talking about the whole galaxy. He knew Sidious screwed everyone. Obi Wan pitied Maul because he understood that hate was all he knew since childhood that it was what kept him alive. Maul understood that he never truly hated Obi Wan, but Sidious for creating the galaxy wide cluster fuck and using him as a pawn. Luke would avenge and redeem everyone in the galaxy on that final showdown in the throne room

[@KailoRen]

You mean Rey did 🤡

[@NinjaSushi2]

Amen.

[@NinjaSushi2]

​@@KailoRenStar Wars is 1-6. Everything else is what ifs and fluff.

[@melvinloyalist6758]

@@KailoRen Who’s that? They’re not in the Jedi archives, which means they must not exist.

[@thetsanation8664]

I’m Proud of you

[@ethanedwards3866]

It hits hard that Maul didn't want some big send-off speech when dying. He just genuinely NEEDED to know if his life had any meaning in the galaxy at all

[@Retroskiii]

And what hits even harder is that maul existing and killing qui-gon sealed the entire galaxies, and the Star Wars universes fate forever…. He had one of the most important roles in Star Wars… if not the most important… and he didn’t even know it

[@rodniegsm1575]

That's because it was then that he realised he hasn't grown in all those years. It would be cool to see maul going from sith to Grey jedi.

[@Ghast-vl2kd]

@Hunter Green star wars theory on youtube has a few vids from 6 years ago where he makes up a theory of qui gon training anakin. just look up the exact phrase ur looking for.

[@Tk52781]

That, and he just wanted a brother. A companion. He was never able to develop that with his own brother. He couldn’t turn Ezra. But because of his Sith upbringing, he doesn’t know how to have any type of normal, healthy relationship at all because he’s always looking for an angle, and thinks everyone else it too. The Sith really took everything from him.

[@shadowling77777]

@Hunter Green lmfao

[@MrHeuvaladao]

First encounter: *Proceeds to be cut in half, horizontally.* Second encounter: *Proceeds to be cut in half, vertically.*

[@slimnfade]

Dude if u read the other comments, qui Gon tried to cut him vertical downward. Ben couldn't do it the same way qui Gon did both times

[@MrHeuvaladao]

@@slimnfade right

[@BigJDawg4523]

Darth Maul has been *crossed*

[@Sothas]

They fought multiple times during Clone Wars. This wasn't their second encounter.

[@speedreaper666]

​@@slimnfadewho has time to live in the comments like that tho

[@alfredbyrd249]

This guy would be a perfect starkiller

[@bdrstudios3948]

He is starkiller.. 😂😂

[@xvx_K1r1t0_xvx_killmeee]

He's the voice actor for Starkiller, Maul and Sideous

[@bdrstudios3948]

@@xvx_K1r1t0_xvx_killmeee and Anakin (The clone wars)

[@greyjedi6430]

​@@bdrstudios3948 that had to be a joke brah

[@bdrstudios3948]

@@greyjedi6430 ..A joke brag?? As in bragging?

[@LordVader.66]

3 forms, 3 moves,and 3 decades of history with each other conclude..

[@hydrodrift]

I legit never even noticed that he tried to use the same move he did on Qui-gon. That’s actually insane to me.

[@JoingsterJ0k3r]

That’s why this is one of my favorite fights in all of Star Wars, despite it not being long or flashy…mfer straight disrespected him in the name of his master

[@blackfootedferret]

Cool to have it explained that way

[@justingary5322]

Awesome 😎

[@thecardbae]

The writing in this show is so underrated. I’ve rewatched this series 4 times and it gets better every time. Always picking up on new things.

[@drd444]

Dave Filoni is a god.

[@5orgen51]

Then he grabs him as he's falling. That shows respect

[@chamoo232]

And the way he holds him is the same as how he held QuiGon before he died.

[@lackinthebox]

When I first saw this, I was really disappointed that there wasn’t a drawn out fight scene. But as I kept seeing it again, this scene is perfect. The way Kenobi has learned so much while maul was trapped in his cloud of hate and revenge was finally released

[@lyntonfleming]

I think it's also, he's not giving maul a chance. He's going straight for the kill, because his job here is so important. Normally a Jedi would try to disarm a foe, or at least seek less permanent solutions. Here, he just wanted it over as fast as possible. He doesn't have the same energy as he did before and needs to be efficient. Especially since it'd be pretty hard explaining lightsaber burns on tattoine. Or getting medical aid for them

[@donaldstancil4377]

To add to your point, it also shows that good and evil are a choice. Kenobi chose to learn from the mistakes of his life. Maul, at first, wasn't given a choice, as he was taken by Sidious as a child. But after he survived his first battle with Kenobi, he could have chosen to let go of his hate and live his life. He obviously chose otherwise...

[@salagayikes4016]

That's sort of their whole thing Kenobi and Maul were pretty even but then whereas Kenobi grew from his mistakes and kept growing stronger Maul held on to the past revelling in his own hatred rather than taking that step forward to not only grow stronger but to move on

[@donaldstancil4377]

@@salagayikes4016 Do you think because he needed that dark side hatred of Kenobi to survive his injuries he, ultimately, was not physically capable of letting go and moving on? I ask because in real life so many people are able to hold on to hate filled grudges for years. You'd think it would drain them but ...

[@lyntonfleming]

@@donaldstancil4377 I mean he straight up said that it was his hatred for Kenobi that kept him alive. It's pretty common lore that Darksiders can literally be too angry to die. Darth Sion is the best example of this. He died... And then got so pissed off about being beaten, that he forced his body to stand up again and keep on fighting... In unending agony, which only fuelled his power even more. Iirc he was killed by cutting off his connection to the force. Everything else, he shrugged off.

[@WatchMan283]

We need Sam Witwer in more things. I need this man to be a part of Henry Cavill's Warhammer 40k show.

[@LARGO125]

I know they would never do it, because there is just way too much lore to pack into any sort of series. But could you imagine Henry as Horus, and Sam as Sanguinius? Chills.

[@danielmarrin1578]

This was one of my favourite battles I wish it was longer but I also understand why it was short

[@swagninja_2142]

It's good because it's short

[@danielmarrin1578]

@Swagninja_21 I agree it was perfect but what I mean by longer would be a few moments of clashing as his kenobi stance then when he jumps back to switch he then does this shorter fight to show how he has evolved into a master with a purpose.

[@lim-dulspaladin50]

Short is what sold it

[@danielmarrin1578]

@Lim-dul's Paladin the problem in my opinion is how it showed the growth of kenobi but then maul who we saw loads of development for aswell just feel like a waste because he grew too but in a different way. He had battles with several people that kenobi also fought where he was beating them much harder than kenobi did but instead of any learned knowledge he just uses his apprentice move as if he learned nothing if you get where I'm coming from

[@TheSilentCheetah]

@@danielmarrin1578 You forget that Maul didn't just want to kill Obi-Wan, he wanted to humiliate him the same way he humiliated him on Naboo. What better way to humiliate him than killing him the same way he killed Qui-Gon? Besides, much of Maul's hatred that gave him motivation to persevere had turned to Sidious, and Maul had no hope in ever defeating him. He turned to Obi-Wan as a last resort. The fight meant almost nothing to him anymore, but it was the only revenge left that he had a chance to get. He was desperate, and that desperation made him arrogant.

[@ILoveallthegirls1]

I really think this scene shows Obi-Wans state of mind here. Like at first he's almost relieved to be seeing a face from the past. But then at the start of the duel you realise Kenobi knows now is the time to put Maul down, too much has already been lost to risk this new mission.

[@chamoo232]

He's avoiding the fight until Maul reads into him that he's on Tatooine to protect someone. As soon as Maul says that, Obiwan ignite his lightsaber. Luke is at risk so Maul has to die.

[@turtleburger5]

The difference between someone who learns from their own and others mistakes, and someone who doesn't.

[@michelbidart7286]

For all the love Sam Witer has for the lore, he should be writing and directing SW movies.

[@sneaky5141]

knowing something ≠ creating it

[@SolzhenitsynBoogie]

This is essentially the final fight scene of Akira Kurasawa’s amazing film “Sanjuro”.

[@MiaogisTeas]

Or the first fight of Seven Samurai.

[@eviltwinzak]

Finally someone caught up to that

[@dipereira0123]

it also have the same vibes of an old movie Zatoichi

[@Typesixproductions]

This man was apart of our childhoods and most of us didn't even know it. Get this man in live action

[@Christian_H3rnand3z]

The greatest Obi-wan vs Maul fight ever. Just by looking at how they're staring each other, you could tell that they knew only one of them was going to be left standing. And the way Obi-wan changes his position, just wow.

[@antoinecharlesdegaulle580]

Which show is this?

[@Christian_H3rnand3z]

@@antoinecharlesdegaulle580 This is actually from Star Wars Rebels.

[@KenjiMapes]

Love it The coolest part is when we get more detailed & nuanced exposition on scenes like these from guys like Sam & Filoni who delineate the deeper meanings. I love the small details like Obi-Wan’s stance & the switch to Qui-Gon’s. All the references & symbols are a testament to Saint George’s visionary genius & all the incredible talents he was able to get to realize his story & vision. George had the vision & story but he was smart enough to recruit guys who made it all possible & helped shape it. From original concept artist Ralph McQuarrie who came up with a lot of the designs of characters like Vader & the vehicles in Star Wars to legendary Star Wars soundtrack composer John Williams To iconic sound designer Ben Burtt who came up with the sounds for things like the lightsaber, speeder bikes, Tie Fighters & the Seismic Charge. He had brilliant talents that helped realize the world of Star Wars that made it into the incredible work that it is.

[@EKT_Enthusiast]

I miss Sam Witwer as Starkiller

[@isaacr5664]

HE PLAYED STARKILLER ?! NOW I LIKE HIM EVEN MORE

[@EKT_Enthusiast]

@@isaacr5664 how... did you not know. they legit mocapped his face.

[@isaacr5664]

@@EKT_Enthusiast woah

[@JoseAlvarez-jb6yi]

We all do

[@RileyJ3866]

@@isaacr5664 did you know he voiced Darth Sidious/Emperor Palpatine too?

[@tettyboi]

Their reconciliation as Maul died was one of my favorite pieces of star wars dialog ever. Aside from the Skywalkers, these two were the single most important characters in the franchise. They were bound by their destinies, and Ben giving him peace as he died made me happy because I feel like if Maul hadn't gotten his, then Obi Wan would have never truly got his.

[@BBGS11_Lego]

Maul had one of my favorite character arcs. His character in rebels was perfect.

[@micsunday14]

Ahh. As someone who never bothered watching those boring cartoons. Wasn't his story arc over in episode 1?

[@BBGS11_Lego]

@Mic Smith he survived, and he returns in the Clone Wars Series and Rebels where he ultimately meets his demise to obi wan for the final time.

[@micsunday14]

@@BBGS11_Lego survived? He was cut in two?

[@galenmarek4582]

@@micsunday14just watch the show then mf lmao. CW and Rebels made Maul one of atleast the top 10 best characters in all of SW canon

[@Stevie4171]

@@micsunday14 imagine calling the clone wars boring.

[@TreiberSeptim]

This and the chills of the lines „look what has become of you“ and then, in an excellent Alec Guiness impression „Look what I have risen above“. Just amazing.

[@metroid97]

We need a live action force unleashed badly. He's still young enough to shave his head and do it

[@darthgamer9468]

I doubt they'd do it because the character isn't canon, but why does it matter if he isn't. They can make a show that isn't part of the main canon, right?

[@metroid97]

@@darthgamer9468 we need more non canon star wars to keep it fresh and for fans to expand non canonical lore. Evil Yoda show would he awesome too lol

[@darthgamer9468]

@@metroid97 Evil Yoda? Is that like a What if, or did that actually happen in legends?

[@metroid97]

@@darthgamer9468 pretty sure it was a what if. But imagine q dtar wars what if. What if yoda and obi wan were sith and palpatine and dooku were jedi. What if ventress was a jedi qnd ashoka was a sith. What if all the clones were made force sensitive and overthrew the jedi and sith and helped the mandalore rise to power? What if the final trilogy never happened qnd Luke became the grandmaster he was meant to be and successfully remade the jedi order? Just a thought.

[@jiminlong7096]

They would nerf him to high hell

[@vincible45]

I swear, Disney NEEDS to get Sam Witwer to collaborate whether it to direct or write a series in Star Wars

[@the_notoriouschicken3697]

Love fights like this it's real af plus the tension before the fight is real. Just make it better

[@Sai3670]

The duel at the end of Akira Kuraswawa's Sanjuro. That's The Duel

[@LEBoze-ld4zm]

I’ve watched this scene so many times. Love it.

[@noisypr6048]

So Kenobi went from Soresu to Shii-sho to Ataru to bait Maul into the hilt attack

[@AlexParkerEmcee]

yes we all literally just saw that and had that explained

[@Nkosinati]

Love this scene🐐 Love how the force leads Obi through two poses into the most redemptive and healing pose/strategy. The scene that has been Obi's nightmare for so many years...forced to watch Maul kill his master...the force guides him to not only avenge it, but to relive it, and this time in a victorious manner. That one 3-second duel was filled with 20+ years of meaning. Genius scene.

[@zan6102]

I mean yea, something very similar does go through. He assumes his old pose, then his new pose, then finally his teacher's pose to bait him out of it. But they left out the best part of the scene. The reveal, the lore, and the heart strings

[@cheekybreekky7576]

I just love how there is so much said without anything being said that’s good story telling

[@theknight45videos]

The Ben Kenobi form is excellent foreshadowing for the trickery of the qui gon form, since Obi Wan/Ben’s biggest strength is outsmarting his opponents

[@Medisinz]

Funnily enough, that's the resting pose for "Ataru" the same form Yoda uses.

[@Captain_Yata]

Literally a flawless and beautifully thought out scene

[@tylichtinger4962]

STAR KILLER?!

[@jacobemming407]

Yes the very same actor who played star killer also voiced maul in the clone wars and rebels.

[@alpborakirte801]

@@jacobemming407 and sidious

[@xvx_K1r1t0_xvx_killmeee]

​@@jacobemming407 he also voices Darth Sideous in some works

[@jacobemming407]

@@xvx_K1r1t0_xvx_killmeee I actually didn't know about that.

[@Billymfp]

So good! I absolutely loved this scene and felt it was the best battle in all of Star Wars.

[@Machoke.]

I couldn't say it's the best battle since it's so short, but certainly one of the better scenes as a whole. Just because it says so much with so little.

[@MikeyYaYa]

This Actor Deserves His Own Streaming Spin-Off Series (Disney? Are You Listening?!).

[@KenobiStark1]

That was one of my favorite things about that fight. Sam putting it into perspective made it deeper and also a bit of a lesson about our grudges, the predictability of insecure people, letting go and rising above your problems is the way to go.

[@multiversalrevan]

The best scene in all of star wars is "hello there" Or high ground. Or the iconic "No, I am your father"

[@johnniewaiker6203]

you are also wrong. ask any body to name a famous scene and they will give you the same answer. even people who didn't watch star wars know the scene. I bet you know wich scene I am talking about without even telling which scene I am talking about

[@AUTISTICBAT6000]

@@johnniewaiker6203 I have the highground!

[@axotrotel8388]

​@@johnniewaiker6203 I am your Father or the Highground

[@joe9739]

​@@axotrotel8388 "I thought they smelt bad in the outside!!"

[@filippomonaco2303]

@@johnniewaiker6203 twice the price double the fall

[@taylorhay9649]

I appreciate actors that actually understand and study what they are going to be acting in

[@mranarchy1974]

You can tell by the way he speaks that he is a true fan as well as the voice of Maul and Starkiller... Mad respect... I would love to meet him someday

[@redskinsman10]

I like how Sam mentions the McGregor, Guinness, and Neeson poses instead of just the McGregor and Neeson people notice. They usually forget the Guinness pose.

[@jaredhalbrook5098]

Kenobi also gave maul an honorable and compassionate death by not letting him fall on his face.

[@Doug5614]

Sam's explanation adds so much context to the final showdown. I never realized all that went into it. Brilliant comparisons.

[@narlofd5859]

Crazy how this one scene had more lore than rey’s character in the new trilogy

[@jacobjuen172]

In all of clone wars and rebels this scene hit hardest. Such a story between the two of them through out both series starting in episode one. I loved the simplicity of the sequence and the respect that they had at the end. I've never been one to mourn a villain but rest in piece maul. What a character

[@B_Cuzzo]

One cool thing is that maul tries to kill kenobi just like he did to qui gon, he hit qui gon in the head and killed him, and when he tried to hit Obi wan, he saw it and sliced through his lightsaber and killed him

[@sammy_wills]

That's... what he said.

[@googleisevil3072]

The dialog in this scene really completes this.

[@melshillemans9592]

Goosebumps!!!

[@davidonthecoast1987]

Beautifully orchestrated

[@mrwarrior2163]

And then 2 years later he can barely hold his lightsaber..

[@Dakarai_Knight]

Wait is this before Kenobi? I think it's after because Leia is like a young teen on rebels going around doing rebel things.

[@deaconpoole7577]

I like to think of the duel between Kenobi and Vader in Ep 4 as more of a mind game than anything. They COULD be doing the flips and hurling barrels and wall panels at each other, but at this point in the timeline, Vader has grown beyond his obsession with hunting down Kenobi, and Kenobi likely knows that this is where his fate lies, and knows that he just needs to stall for Luke, Han, Chewie, and Leia to escape. He needs to preoccupy Vader and distract him long just enough, and it works. Vader immediately leaves his patrol to hunt down Kenobi, not out of obsession, but perhaps more so out of Ego, to show Kenobi how much more powerful he’s become since their last duel in the Kenobi series, hence the quote, “Your powers are weak, Old Man.”

[@Deus1929]

This is set after the Obi-wan Kenobi series.

[@MrLee-cy1pw]

This is after Kenobi and before the original Star Wars.

[@xUseTheForks]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lucyfur6748]

This was also one of my favorite scenes. And my favorite, although really sad, is the moment ashoka realized that her master was dead...

[@davishueter]

as much as I love this scene I have to disagree. it’s Anakin‘s redemption

[@Wolvieonepunch]

I can't believe how well they did this winding up of the kenobi/Maul storyline it was perfect

[@Dav0711]

What I don’t understand is how did slicing his lightsaber in half kill him? Did I miss something?

[@jacobwalton1720]

The strike itself cut through the lightsaber and down maul, but since a its a kid show you never see the blood but maul cut vertical

[@Dav0711]

@@jacobwalton1720 ah, okay

[@themangledwither]

​@@jacobwalton1720 I also believe it was the fact maul lost his anger right after his lightsaber was cut. Maul has stated multiple times that the only thing that kept him alive was his hatred of kenobi. When he dies he no longer hated him, the one thing that kept him alive was now gone

[@JoshEastham]

I'm guessing it went down into his chest

[@NerdEmoji1067]

What I love about this scene is that obi wan and Darth maul were almost like brothers who hated each other but still cared. Darth maul seems happy when obi wan says anakin is the chosen one and obi wan holds Darth maul and presumably buries him.

[@quinetastic]

EXCELLENT video 📹...thanks for posting this

[@josemayaudon3552]

That hands down out of all Star Wars movies and small screen productions, is my absolute favorite scene… Kenobi’s dispatching of motion and his comforting of his fallen enemy as he was passing, put this animation into an emotional real world sense.

[@deeerv4905]

Kenobi was a thinker and strategist before and during a fight. He reflected deeply afterwards and he stored it all and could recall it as he needed it

[@dipereira0123]

This video in 30 seconds can teach more than years of practical mindless training could ever do. The mental chess, the memory of previous experiences, the anticipation. this is a clear example of a fight that was already won before they swing.

[@graceonfilmsnstuff]

u got all this while watching it . i cried from the magnificence of the moment and what a....

[@pieemoji6702]

Such a damn good show And I love seeing Witwer again

[@rylog8]

Witwer is such a great star wars actor/fan

[@msmiasings02]

I love how he held Maul in his arms as he died, truly shows the compassion and detachment from ego Obi Wan had towards the end of his life, and the fact that this was a foe, despite his evil, that he could at least respect.

[@amhoss3423]

Always a great idea to cut a video midway before someone's completing their sentence

[@HeyItsNate2]

I love how the ending was short because we’ve seen them fight over and over again, this was just the final strike of their battle ever since that day on Naboo

[@Thatdudemantell]

This scene gets me every time. As much as I wanted their last fight to be a bad ass, drag out thing… this was poetic and I love it and I love Sam’s narration on top of it

[@danielsmith9130]

That commentary gave me chills

[@CoHigh]

Very nice breakdown

[@TimmyT1234]

This is so nuanced, absolutely fantastic

[@TaiChu23]

This was a powerful scene. I have watched this numerous times

[@LuminescentMonk]

I didn't realize the fake out assuming Qui Gon's pose and Maul going for the same move. Chefs kiss to that, 10/10

[@Getwipedboiii]

I love how you can see it all in on his face, he goes from "remember your training", to "remember your master", to "remember your lessons"

[@zacherymahoney12]

Ive seen these three strikes a thousand times. This is probably the best dual in the whole saga

[@zacharyboyd7493]

How amazing that a three swing lightsaber battle is ranked as a top 3 fight of all time. Everyone knows how powerful both of these guys are- just mental dominance

[@chrislaws4785]

Sam Witwer is one of my all time favorite actors. I have loved him in everything from Being Human to Days Gone and in Star Wars as Starkiller. He just puts 110% into everything he does.

[@dennythesavage]

Who knew that the ‘Military Guy’ from ‘The Mist’ would go on to be Starkiller/ Galen Marek, and become one of the many voices in Star Wars, and one of the biggest advocates for Star Wars. 🙌🏽

[@daniellara4376]

This……this right here……..was a fan who got it and was geeking out when they told him the story board He knew he was a getting a moment that would live on in the lore in the hearts of all fans

[@tdagz20]

The three poses had me bawling when I first saw this

[@swdeadpool1129]

Damn his enthusiasm is shining through

[@synysterdax1593]

Such a top tier moment. Especially when Kenobi closed Maul’s eyes out of respect

[@josephtwilley7187]

The most beautiful 3 strikes in a lightsaber fight ever.

[@captaincooool]

don't you just love how he get's it.

[@thevoidlord1796]

I love how this fight sort of harkens back to old samurai films that inspired Star Wars. It’s not a flashy dance battle, it’s a moment of tension, a couple of decisive strikes, and then a brutal final strike. If Star Wars was allowed to do it, there would’ve been a fountain of blood pouring from Maul’s chest

[@randymarshislorde]

I swear to God I could watch / listen to Sam giving his takes on Star Wars content for hours every day of the week for the next month straight and be very happy

[@brandonedwards5495]

Obi wants force potential was so low but his dedication and drive was so intense that he became one of the top 5 Jedi in the order by the time of episode III.

[@hammurds]

This is absolutely my favorite scene in all of Star Wars

[@Cheerio2k]

This is my favorite scene in all of star wars. Been tried to tell people to watch Rebels for years

[@onishadow3219]

That was awesome commentary!

[@Nofrnzclub]

The ferocity of Obi-Wans first swing when he swings under and up on the first strike is what knocked Darth off balance. You can hear Darth’s “UGH!”

[@Mustang-bk4ns]

Yeah, great explanation. Boy, that old Jedi moved quick, powerfully and decisively 💫

[@Omegatonboom]

The most important guard post in the Galaxy. Never thought of it like that.

[@chrisschmitt2895]

He legit just loves Star Wars like all of us and that's so damn cool

[@Nueztoy]

Love how sharp and “lasery” light sabers look. I don’t like how live action ones became illuminated thick soft rods.

[@tessjosephh]

He describes it to perfection 👏👏👏👏

[@Jaromeo1287]

Kenobi's mastery of form 3 comes with the most fantastic twist: since his master was a form 4 practitioner, he studied form 4 under Qui-Gon's tutelage for years. He knows how to use it to play a feint on his opponents and then immediately slip into form 3 to initiate that incredible counter-attack. It's very reminiscent of Kararte actually which is my hobby. Karate isn't a martial art for battle and war. It's meant for self-defense and primarily a means to defend oneself in the moments immediately after an attack has been initiated against you. Of course, the big difference is Karate is an empty hand art with no weapons. The spirit, lore, and culture that defines self-defense through martial arts is similar to it though and I love that.

[@crazypantz3492]

Wish we could have this Star Wars routinely.

[@Last_Mans20]

I could listen to Sam Witwer talk about Star Wars all day